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I spent a day with some mates at a localblacksmith's. The guy who organised it requested to make something bushcrafty, instead of the obligatory coathanger. Well we made some hangers, but that was just to get things started. I ended up with a Keltic style knife. And here the coathangers...

It's wreaking havock with the ash trees in Holland. It quite amazing how fast one mutated fungus can completely change the landscape. And there just doesn't seem to be any cure at all. Still, we have to put this into perspective. Diseases like this have come and gone since the dawn of time...

Wonderfull spoons!

Looks really nice! It's got a gracefull shape to it, unlike some you see on the web. Cool stuff!

Maybe you could roll some single sheats really tight, locking it with spittle. When it's dried out you could use it as a handdrill?

I have only made one wetformed sheath, and formed it before stiching. The result is just fine. I think you can make te sheath fit tighter if you stich afterwards, or at least, that's what my gynaecologist told me.

If you can see them turning brown, i would worry about the trees, not about the season. Ahh, let me guess: Horsechesnut?

Wow! you must really have worked up some forum-frustration!

I bet you can make fire by hand drill in ten seconds aswell:p Just kiddin'

It has happend to me to, but only when i linger really long on one page. Apperently a time out occurs when you try to go to the next page of new items, which by then are really not very new at all.

Excellent! That's me out finding a suitable stick...

Ta mate! Seems that common sense made me choose the apropriate spot after all. Thanks for looking it up though...

I've got a carbon monoxide (CO) alarm in my tent when i run the wood burning stove. I clear a spot in the back of the tent and just lay it on the ground, but in the manual it say's to hang it up on the ceiling. I'm not sure the alarm will work properly laying on the ground. Can anybody enlighten me?

Nice! i like those droppoint blades, they're practical too.

i have tried a hammock and tarp setup, but my back doesn't agree. And i do feel very comfertable in a tent, nice and protected. Although when i'm out alone i prefer sleeping under a tarp, but on the ground. I'm going with the tent.

Either you've got my needle or i have yours:rolleyes: Seen your video a while back and decided to give it a go, it's good fun! Any tips on the bramble string? Do you ret the bramble?

I'm a hawk and have to watch out for bears, which are my favorite. Makes no sence to me...

Here's a quick pic from earlier this evening. Thanks for having us, Rob!

That's us off to Scotland!

I've heard about that, but since i've not actually forged the knife i think i should be fine. It is a Lauri 77, well spotted Brancho!