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Bushcraft Bench, -Camp and -Things
This video is perfect for bushcraft enthusiasts who are interested in improving their camp setup and learning new woodworking skills.
Bushcraft Bench, Camp, and Essential Gear: A Full Tour
Join Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival for an extensive tour of their bushcraft camp, highlighting various handmade items, structures, and essential skills for wilderness living.
The video begins by showcasing the abundant firewood supply near the camp, a result of a recent windstorm, enough to last for the next decade. You'll see the construction of an A-frame sawbuck, designed to prevent the saw blade from getting stuck while cutting wood. The host also explains how to set up a Siberian long-log fire using a "dry pot" method, which allows for easy extinguishing with minimal water. You'll also learn practical knot-tying techniques, including an overhand knot and a timber hitch, demonstrated for securing tarps and other camp elements.
Throughout the tour, the video features a variety of bushcraft items and their uses:
Camp Comforts: See a unique vessel made like a cup with two button plackets, a spoon worked with coals, an "exaggerated" thermos for hot beverages, and a discussion about different milk types.
Fire & Tools: Explore a bow drill set including the spindle, bow, and bearing block, a wooden mallet crafted by a participant for woodworking, and various pieces of tinder fungus (tinder polypore) for fire starting, glue making, and fire transport.
Wilderness Skills: Discover components for a figure-four deadfall trap (trigger and standing stick) and a spear thrower (atlatl) made from a straight stick.
Water Management: Learn about clay for water filters, how to boil water in a plastic bottle, and create a water filter from an old plastic bottle. Buckets with sticks are also shown in a stream to prevent mice from falling in and to keep water ready for fire extinguishing.
Camp Structures: See a large kettle hanging over the fire [000:10:56], other pots and pans, a "bayou kitchen" inspired by the Bayot Native Americans, and how two sturdy pieces of wood were used to ascend a steep, slippery hill.
Shelters: An old stone axe crafted some time ago is featured, along with various natural shelters, and a two-person bed built by participants using tarps and ropes.
The video concludes with a look at the peaceful camp setting on private land, generously provided by a local farmer and hunter, and a farewell from the host.
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #CampLife #FireCraft #ShelterBuilding #Woodworking #Knots #DIY #Gear #Tools #NatureLiving #waldhandwerk
waldhandwerk.de/kurs-informationen With Susanne Williams: youtube.com/user/susannewilliams
facebook.com/Waldhandwerk instagram.com/waldhandwerk
Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings: waldhandwerk.de
BUSHCRAFT Das Buch vom Waldhandwerk: amzn.to/2vFavxA
APO1 from Lilly: https://www.survivallilly.at?ref=993
Kanal auf deutsch: youtube.com/channel/UCr2lN0oni_JeMepgjmZKZqA
English Channel: youtube.com/user/Waldhandwerk
Bushcraft Bench, -Camp and -Things
This video is perfect for bushcraft enthusiasts who are interested in improving their camp setup and learning new woodworking skills.
Bushcraft Bench, Camp, and Essential Gear: A Full Tour
Join Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival for an extensive tour of their bushcraft camp, highlighting various handmade items, structures, and essential skills for wilderness living.
The video begins by showcasing the abundant firewood supply near the camp, a result of a recent windstorm, enough to last for the next decade. You'll see the construction of an A-frame sawbuck, designed to prevent the saw blade from getting stuck while cutting wood. The host also explains how to set up a Siberian long-log fire using a "dry pot" method, which allows for easy extinguishing with minimal water. You'll also learn practical knot-tying techniques, including an overhand knot and a timber hitch, demonstrated for securing tarps and other camp elements.
Throughout the tour, the video features a variety of bushcraft items and their uses:
Camp Comforts: See a unique vessel made like a cup with two button plackets, a spoon worked with coals, an "exaggerated" thermos for hot beverages, and a discussion about different milk types.
Fire & Tools: Explore a bow drill set including the spindle, bow, and bearing block, a wooden mallet crafted by a participant for woodworking, and various pieces of tinder fungus (tinder polypore) for fire starting, glue making, and fire transport.
Wilderness Skills: Discover components for a figure-four deadfall trap (trigger and standing stick) and a spear thrower (atlatl) made from a straight stick.
Water Management: Learn about clay for water filters, how to boil water in a plastic bottle, and create a water filter from an old plastic bottle. Buckets with sticks are also shown in a stream to prevent mice from falling in and to keep water ready for fire extinguishing.
Camp Structures: See a large kettle hanging over the fire [000:10:56], other pots and pans, a "bayou kitchen" inspired by the Bayot Native Americans, and how two sturdy pieces of wood were used to ascend a steep, slippery hill.
Shelters: An old stone axe crafted some time ago is featured, along with various natural shelters, and a two-person bed built by participants using tarps and ropes.
The video concludes with a look at the peaceful camp setting on private land, generously provided by a local farmer and hunter, and a farewell from the host.
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #CampLife #FireCraft #ShelterBuilding #Woodworking #Knots #DIY #Gear #Tools #NatureLiving #waldhandwerk
