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Why anyone would want to have an anoying appendix in their knife sheat is far beyond what I can understand. I even see some people trying to commit sepuku on a regular basis, wearing their knifes in a string around their neck.

Thats tar alright. The thickness, colour and smell will vary a bit from batch to batch. No tree has the same amount and conststency of the ingredients. Boiling it down will make it thicker. The more dense core wood you use, the better the tar will get.

Really nice one Cliff! I would really like a sew-along on that one.

Really liked that one.

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I have to agree with Bumbler on this one. "Tourist samiis" and the real thing is two completely different things.

Gränsfors large carving axe (stor slöydbila). Genious axe!

Use the Spork Luke, use the Spork!

The programme I'm refering to dis not involve any military personel. It was just the aboriginal man and the white guy (he might have been ex-army or something, but on the programme he was civilian). I'm not sure if I remember correctly, but I think it was 4 or 5 episodes. I have tried to...

Nice job! I realise I have to get my thumbs out and start on my own anorack.

Some years (I guess 8-10) ago there was a documentary on one of the Discovery-ish channels (don't remember which). It was abaout a kind of challenge in the australian bush where a aboriginal man and a white man was to walk from across Australia (or at least from one place to another). If I...

Paint: Acetone. Just removed the black coating from two Bacho axes. Just wiped it of with acetone soaked rags. Rust: Soak the item in citric acid. remeber to keep the temp of the solution at about 35-40 deg. C, othervise it won't work.

Aahh. The smell of freshly cut timber. reminds me of my summer days as a young boy at my grandparents place, when my grandfather still used his saw mill. Good memories and a nice pile of wood.

Like that. Thanks for posting.

Today I've been a member on this forum for 1 year. It has been a joy to get to know you all. Thanks!

As Bumbler said; get proper skiis with propper fells! That is absolutely essential. They must have the correct spring tension/weight ratio. To slack, and the skiis will get you nowhere, and to tight the skiis will get you nowhere (without excessive use of power). Also remember that most type of...

Im in to testing different chew bone types at the moment. Some of them are to prosessed to work, and some are to thin. But I got my handso on a piece of untanned moose skin. And that will probably be the most authentic anyway.

The weather has been amazing this week, and I am lucky to spend the first half of the easter holliday in the mountains. I am still struggeling with the mother of all flues, so I only had the energy to take a few day trips in the area around our mountain cabin. So it is not so much bush craft...

Got a chance to take a picture of one of my grandfathers work. He was a reknown wood carver, but much of his work is spread all over the country. Here is a mirror frame he carved some 20 years ago: As far as I know it is carved in Lime wood.