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Ben Orford makes an axe neck knife.

im not sure I’m going to carve another one for a while. That was a lot of work.

It was a good week. Tiring but rewarding to see people getting involved. Now we have a great site lets get the word out.

I remember Rob. He was a decent chap. Sad to read he has died.

Mud

Flour

Shelter

Tim there is going the be plenty to space. You’re over thinking it again.

Hunter

Wisdom

Vaccine

it’s a bit chilly.

Welcome. the quick answer to your knife question is it’s legal to carry discreetly to and from your chosen activity. Eg you have to have a justifiable reason to carry It. To the woods to practice carving a tent peg Is justifiable with landowners permission etc. down the dog and duck after a...

I believe there is an option for day visitors. Not everyone wants to sleep under canvas in February.

Safe is an interesting term. An axe used badly is potentially leathal. I doubt the head will be flying off anytime soon from your description. id seek some guidance in tool use and maintenance as a priority.

Bushcraft is too much of a catch all subject for any one blade to be able to do everything required well. Every knife I have seen marketed as the one knife has in general been pants. A simple blade that you can learn to sharpen that is comfortable in your hand is what’s required. Too big for...

☹️☹️ no issues here.

The issue here is language a lot of people use the term illegal when they mean not an everyday carry. Steve you’re quite right as a locking blade, a Leatherman legally is the same as a Mora fixed blade requiring a justifiable reason for carry. The difference is most people do not associate a...

Willow is fine for spoons. Fairly soft to carve.

Virtually all wood is good for a spoon. The fresher the better. Some are toxic so avoid cooking with them rhododendron and laurel are nasty. Fruit woods are great Apple Cherry, plum. Hazel and sycamore etc. the joy is playing with different woods learning about their characters. the YouTube...