Making a Pulk Sled | DIY | Winter Backcountry Camping | Bushcraft скачать в хорошем качестве

Making a Pulk Sled | DIY | Winter Backcountry Camping | Bushcraft

In this video, I walk you through how to make a Pulk Sled in your own “Do It Yourself” project. With COVID-19, we are all stuck at home more than ever, so a DIY project to get ready for this winter’s travel is the perfect solution. A pulk is perfect for ski touring, winter camping, and winter bushcraft; it enables you to efficiently carry a selection of gear necessary for winter survival. I have created a blog post with the materials and tools required for this project. My Blog Post: https://timkirk.photos/blog/2020/11/2... REI Link: https://www.rei.com/blog/snowsports/d... Materials Required: • Plastic Sled – available at most general retail stores • 12 feet of ½” Schedule 40 PVC tubing (two 6-foot sections) • 20 feet of paracord • 12 inches of ¾” rubber hose, cut in-half to two 6-inch pieces • Eight ¼” #20 flat washers • 6-10 grommets large enough for paracord (3/8”) • 10 feet of 1” webbing • One 1” plastic buckle • 6 feet of 2” webbing (or other suitable from waistbelt) • One 2” plastic buckle • Duct tape • Two ¼” x 2” adjustable clevis pins • Two 8” pieces of 1.5” angled aluminum • Two 8” pieces of aluminum flat bar • 6 ¼” #20 bolts with wingnuts Tools Required: • Tape measure • Hacksaw (or other cutting device) • Sandpaper • Scissors and/or Utility Knife • Drill and bits – ¼” and 3/8” • Lighter • Grommet Tool • File