Published on Jun 22, 2012 I wanted to share my process of carving a traditional kuksa (scandinavian wooden cup) with an axe and knife from raw tree form to roughly shaped.
How to Make 5 Emergency Candles
Published on Nov 7, 2013 How to make 5 emergency candles out of household items (cheese wax, butter candle, tuna can oil burner, wax crayon, orange and olive oil burner). Simple life hacks.
How to Pick Handcuffs
Uploaded on Jun 22, 2011 This video describes how to pick handcuffs with improvised tools. If you support SIGMA 3 Survival School, then please share like and subscribe. Also please click on ads. Clicking these ads provides us extra revenue to make more and better videos! So please help support us and our move to …
Urban Survival Concepts
Published on Sep 24, 2014 In this episode, we convey a number of urban survival concepts that will help in case of a disaster that can leave you trying to survive in an urban environment. Some of these concepts are derived from wilderness survival and should help in case disaster strikes. Hope you take something …
The Pine Tree
Uploaded on Jul 13, 2009 Learn about wild food with Green Deane. In this video, we’ll look at the pine tree, found around the world, and quite useful.
How To Build A Solar Heater Window Unit
Published on Jan 17, 2014 Build this window heater that uses the suns energy to heat your home or garage in the winter. No more drilling holes through the wall or rigging power hungry fans to blow air through your solar heater. This heater uses a thermosiphon effect to pull in room temperature (cold) air …
Survival way to purifying water from the creek.
Uploaded on Jan 8, 2012 purifying water from the creek This type of water purifier uses a little bit of charcoal from the fire to remove the impurities from water while boiling it with small hot rocks in a clay bowl I made form the creek bank , Put the rocks in the fire …
Meat Cleaver Transformed Into a Bushcrafting Knife
Uploaded on Oct 9, 2011 I transform an old thrift shop meat cleaver into a bushcrafting knife. It turned out to be a really tough little bushcrafting knife that holds it’s edge very well. A lot of work but it was a great learning experience. I’ll probably do it again and I’ll do it bigger …
