Here are 10 bushcraft knife skills in 10 minutes. The bushcraft knife is a really versatile tool for wilderness survival and bushcraft.
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10 Bushcraft Knife Skills in 10 Minutes
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I liked the way you played a quick revision in the end👍
Great Video! What Knife is this?
This was a good breakdown of the subject.
Why were the ends of the poles burned?
Wow, the demonstration at 5:40 was incredibly helpful! I learned so much from this video
What knife is that?
– Dieses Messer scheint ein echter Allrounder zu sein, danke für die Vorstellung! 👏🛠
1st tip in u saved me some nasty blisters 😂😂thanks for sharing your knowledge much appreciated 🙏❤️
Beautyful knife
What is the legal blade length for camping in UK? And can you carry the knife shown in video for camping in England
Another "bushcraft knife" video where almost every technique demonstrated would be easier and more effective with a longer bladed combat knife that would only weigh a few ounces more. I guess when you insist on wearing your knife in a dangling sheath flopping all over the place that kinda limits the size of a knife you can carry.
I don't understand ferro rods. Nobody is going to be relying on those as a primary fire starter when lighters exist. A small box of matches wrapped in plastic is all that is needed as a backup in your survival kit. And if you're somehow in a once-in-a-lifetime real survival situation where you need fire but have lost or exhausted both your lighters and matches, the bow drill method works very well and isn't that hard. I don't see what niche a ferro rod fills.
Some great tips thanks, I wonder why you never mentioned how important that handle hole is for a safety thong or lariot to prevent losing or dropping your knife…
Im worried about the casual way of utilising your knife.. to me, not respectfully enough. Speaking from experience. That point of the knife is extremely important and breaks off very easily.
Splitting thicker sticks etc dont use and hammer the knife all the way, strat with the knife, then hammer wedges into the splint
Then, splitting those sticks lengthwise, you cut towards yourself and your hand😮😮😮 extremely dangerous. Surviving is dangerous enough. You dont have to increase the risks of survival by injury.
Those roots, let them lie or soak in water, makes tem more flexible. then strip and split.
The flint thing is so dumb
Great I leave in miami we don’t have a single stick to play with
I need a good knife for my upcoming trip ! (Great Video)
This is an amazing video! High quality, and helpful. Keep doing this!
That's not a knoif.
I want to do bushcraft but the problem is that I come from a highly developed country and not some weak a$$ THlRD world SHlTH0LE country😂😂😂😂
Logs in woods doesn't lie cutted with such clean flat edges. Especially thick ones. So lets begin from tree?
great wee clear teaching video
Very cool.
can I ask whose land you are working on? A friend bought a bit of forest which is inside a larger one for bushcrafting He was told not construct any permanent structures. Are your log cabins 'permanent'?
What knife is he using? In the beginning of the video
Very useful
Thnx a lot
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Any chance on doing a product review of our Firestarter?
Best fire steel striker I’ve ever used is the back of a leatherman saw.
Love the stool man!
Your videos are really good, and I'm rewatching them now. And I haven't posted anything about it yet, but I have a tip that I made on my own (half natural, half inspired by the zewihander): I made a half sheath for the knife, so I can hold the blade with ease, much better than a glove, or just roll it up leather like I used to, now I can use my normal mora as the mini one for sculpture. Very good, the half hem I made is simple, a leather wrap around, sewn with a teddy bear mending knot, but it could be the side knot that is used in simple hemming as well. This helps a lot for smaller notches, and a protection for the other thumb means it can be used without the slightest fear. (Fun fact: you can store the leather sheath inside the mora sheath, this is really cool, it doesn't take up any space and you won't lose it)
thank you sire
That was a solid video thanks!
0:07 And some are made From a file lol
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Any recommendation for a decent Bushcraft knife? What's the one in this video?
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I'm glad I came across this channel… School won't teaching you this……… thank you so much brother…