Secret Trick to Tucking a Lash: Bushcraft Hack, Survival Blade

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Stay in the Woods,

Dan

[gingerehrhardt]

I learn something very helpful and relevant every time I watch your videos. Thank you.

[Nigglebaun]

Love all the rope tricks you teach us for the "Tool Box". Thanks for the sharing!

[rogersmith]

Dan, Thank you for your tips. They are so useful in life. They are not the BLAH BLAH, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH confusing and conflicting. Thank you so much. They are truly helpful. Thank you.

[danno]

Very clever about the loop at the end of the wrap! Thanks — much appreciated…

[charlieboutin]

Thanks Dan! That’s exactly how you wrap fishing rod guides on, usually a few more wraps over loop though (5-7). Have a great week! 🔪👍👍

[noblepower]

Can’t stop watching your videos… there just too awesome

[josephcantor]

I have always done this by laying a loop down first that covers the whole area to be lashed, leaving one end of the lash at the bottom. Then run the lashing from bottom up to the top where the loop is, then slide the running end of the lashing through the loop, and pull the bottom end tight, whihc pulls the running end through the loop and under the lashing.

[SageToSawtoothBushcraft]

Yet, again, I learned something from Dan. Thanks

[toddcarr.]

Great tip, learning to do a simple wrap is great for emergencies and learning some paracord wrapping knots will up your game considerably. Keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable

[joycedimaggio]

Thanks for another way of staying outdoors!

[justyoutube]

What an awesome way to live your life. I need to do more trips out with nature.

[evancanfield]

If I had two accounts, I would like this video twice!

[mazepa-slavaukrayini]

You always share outstanding tips so thank you very much!! Always astute, yet nicely down to earth!!

[Martial-Mat]

I REALLY enjoyed your collabs with Townsends Dan - they seemed like the perfect combination of your skills and the period that could most use them.

[cecilm]

Great idea. Love it.
Makes me want to expand on it: using a generous length if cordage, do a pull-loop on both sides of the handle to have a nice symmetrical ’ridge’ on both sides.

[troybranaman]

I really love the lashing videos Dan!!! It is really helpful in all sorts of situations !! Thank you for another great video as always Dan !! Take care and stay safe my friend!!

[warewolf]

From one coalcracker to another..great job..glad I found your channel brother!

[yankeetimeline]

Enjoy your videos! Always learning something new.

[Seamus]

Thanks for the tip. Looks like it's a similar technique used for whipping the ends of rope to prevent them from unraveling. Thanks for all of your tips & information.

[rickysand]

Great tip! Thank you. Simple, secure and nice looking.