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  • Choosing your first bushcraft knife.

    Bushcraft Basics Series So, I've just come back from another amazing WinterMoot, and as ever, it was great fun, full of learning and laughs. The thing [...]

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    The silver Birch – King among trees

    King among trees The silver Birch. (Betula Pendula) Genus- Betulaceae The Silver Birch is one of the bushcrafters most beautiful and useful trees. It [...]

  • BLUETTI Unveils the Latest AC60&B80 Power Station in the United Kingdom 

    Game-changing Power Solutions for Outdoor Enthusiasts: BLUETTI Introduces the AC60&B80 Power Station to the United Kingdom Market Sponsored Article BLUETTI, the leader in the clean [...]

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    BLUETTI AC180 Mobile Power Station Is Looking Forward to Meeting the World

    Sponsored Article BLUETTI is about to premiere their latest mid-range portable power station - AC180 in the United Kingdom on Jun 24th, BST 9:00AM. With [...]

  • Review –  GlobaLink Collapsible Camping Lantern 

    I'm always happy to review kit that keeps the darkness at bay, and even though I can be a bit of a torch snob, I'm [...]

  • The Tinderbox – Part 1

    It is great to have all the modern convenience of a Ferro rod, a lighter, or even a box of matches, but if you want to connect with history and have some fun doing it, making up your own tinderbox is a fantastic exercise.

  • Drainpipe sheaths

    Plastic is the obvious choice of material, and while I do have Kydex and the tools to work with it, that seemed a lot of effort. Fortunately, whilst mulling this over with a cup of tea, I spotted a bit of plastic drainpipe that I had used as an impromptu wood steamer a few years ago.

  • Heat treating : More Old Saws, Part 4

    Heat treating The starting material in its raw form (as in a handsaw) is a medium carbon spring steel, that has been commercially heat treated [...]

  • Carving with Children – Guidence and tips

    Carving is great social fun for all and an inclusive task. Still, steps and considerations are needed when working with young children, and even inexperienced adults.

  • DIY Hot-formed carving tools

    'After the failed attempt at cold forging a shallow gouge, I decided that it was time to turn up the heat.' Dave Budd shares how to make great tools from old handsaws.

  • More old saws: Carving tools part 2

    Cold formed hook tools No bushcrafters’ tool kit would be complete without a spoon carving hook or three. Normally these would be formed hot, when [...]

  • Review – Snugpak Tropical Hammock and All Weather Shelter G2

    Snugpak have come up trumps again with a sleep system to take a look at. Let’s have a look at what they have sent… All [...]

  • Interview – Shaun Iveson – Northern Outdoors UK.

    Let me introduce you to a man who has taken it upon himself to turn what he enjoys into more. What do I mean by [...]

  • Review – Cyansky HS6R Head torch

    The HS6R is a rechargeable head torch which packs one heck of a punch, a 1400 lumens punch.  First view: The body of the torch [...]

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    Inner-tube purse tutorial

    Make your own purse/pouch from an old motorcycle inner tube. Here's how...

  • Review – T3 Bandage/Dressing

    Using various edged tools is common for any bushcrafter, so carrying a first aid kit is essential. Apart from the usual assortment of plasters and [...]

  • Making a Woodland Whistle

    This is a great activity with the kids or to just while away some time, especially during this lockdown when we're struggling to get out [...]

  • More old saws: Carving tools part 1

    More tools from old saws! After writing the article on making knives from an old saw, I started thinking about other tools that could be [...]

  • Review – The Brown Bag Water Filter

    Well, what can I say, it’s a brown bag that filters water! But, as that wouldn’t be much of a review, let’s look a little [...]

  • Knives from an old handsaw

    Hobby knifemakers often turn large circular saw blades and industrial bandsaw blades into knives, but even cheap handsaws will make decent enough knives.

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