This video shows how to sew with a SWISS ARMY KNIFE using it’s Awl (sometimes known as a Reamer). I show how to make a simple stitch with close-up camera shots, and a clear explanation. Enjoy learning this great skill, and please share with friends and family.
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Thank you sir
I tried it, it works well 🙂
Thanks this was very helpful
Great
Increíble uso!! Sólo que se.supone que es para condiciones adversas, entonces de donde voy a sacar una prensa de banco para poder utilizar la navaja?
Welcome to 1975!!!
Damn! That`s the kind of thing I look for on survival channels on YouTube. Awesome
Liked it!
Finally! Someone was able to show me how to sew with the awl on my old Swiss Army knife my Dad bought for my graduation gift wayyyy back in the 70’s! Liked and subbed!
Clearly and simply communicated, thank you.
I was just using this part of my swiss army knife to torture insects with.
I have owned Swiss Army Knives for the past 55 years and never knew what that hole was for; thanks.
david
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Swiss Knifes is irreplaceable thing, I am using it almost every day mostly because of a reusable toothpick
I had a swiss army knife that had a separate reamer and thread set (the hole), I never used it but I kinda deduced it had something to do with knots.
Thank you! I knew every feature but never knew how to sew with the damn thing. Now I do!
10 puntos..
Fantastic video.
Good info thanks.
very nice usefull video thanks
I have had a swis army knife around the house or with my camping stuff most of my adult life… And I feel friggin stupid for not actually trying to sew with it.. I knew the concept of it just never tried it. That part of the tool also functions amazingly well to drill holes in wood and plastic. Twist In to the direction of the cutting edge.
Cool.thnx
And here I thought it was just a ventilated marlinspike 😉
Seriously, excellent walk-through.
I’ve one of those knives. That’s the same type as mine; the camping version.
Very cool. Never would have figured that out on my own. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much sir! I always wanted to know how to use that tool.
There must be a better method of ending it than tying it together outside the lacings seams like that.
Well I never knew that! Thanks for showing me what that bit of my knife is for!
k im now ready for the apocalypse
Amazing, literally that is worth a sub