Hobby knifemakers often turn large circular saw blades and industrial bandsaw blades into knives, but even cheap handsaws will make decent enough knives.
Way back when I would buy my charcoal in from various woodsmen but after a while, I started to make my own in oil drums, [...]
We as bushcrafters do love a nice new “shiny”, and in a similar way to our colonial cousins with there attractions to firearms, we want [...]
OLight S1R Baton 2 Review First Impressions The S1R ('R' stands for their rechargeable product line) comes nicely packaged and when you've released it form [...]
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Pt 3 - Making and fitting the handle. Since I don’t use factory made drifts to shape the eyes of my tools, they don’t take [...]
First impressions Cool bottle, great colour, look stable and feels robust. On the flip side, it's fairly big and it might be more complicated than [...]
Ok, now we have a lump of steel with a hole in it. Time then to turn it into an adze. (Link to part one) [...]
I was a bit unsure what to expect from this book, I've known John to be a top ranking bushcraft instructor to those attending his [...]
The Trent Field knife is one of the original offerings from the Trent knife & Tool company run by Elliot Trent. Elliot has taken his [...]
Making an Adze by Dave Budd Most folks that have seen me forging only get to see me making twiddly little things or a knife [...]
Elliot is a Furniture maker who has turned his technical skills to knife making (we'll have one of Elliots knives reviewed very soon) I met [...]
The Art of Fire by Daniel Hume Who doesn’t want to learn more about fire? if there is anyone I'm not sure I know them! [...]
I'm Toddy. I joined the forum way back in 2005. A while afterwards, when Tony asked me to be a Mod, my immediate response was, [...]
My interest with nature and the countryside started in my youth as my first position was as a Gamekeeper. I still remain a keen sportsman [...]
Spring will soon be leading into Summer and we're all making more plans to get outdoors bushcrafting, camping and adventuring. It's worth having a reminder [...]
Spring Wild Food Foraging By Rhoda Mcgivern Spring is my favourite time of the year. I love to explore the countryside as the sun shines on [...]
A little peep into an (almost) off-grid lifestyle in the UK today By Leshy of BCUK Introduction When I was asked by Tony, if I [...]
Please tell us a little about yourself and how you would describe who you are. I was born in rural Suffolk in 1989 and have [...]
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