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Looks like it could make a great throwing axe :thumbsup: where's the balance point sit?.

Diy corkscrew.?.

Got my package today @MikeE , thanks again bud, I'm looking forward to playing in the woods next weekend :thumbsup:

Sorry @Hdog I called it as soon as gra_farmer backed out

Thanks @gra_farmer, there were some fantastic makers on BB back in the day, I can't see a mark in the pic but it looks like it should make a good user..

And the o1 too in that case...

I'll take the nieto please

Fwiw id like the swannie - @Macho what you after?.

Pm incoming.....

I have permission to do as I please with a small patch of woodland (the owner bought it as they owned the adjacent farmland and access track) and my only obligation is to challenge anyone else I see on their property. Most small woodland is owned by local farmers and the larger areas by the...

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the ubiquitous poncho yet - as a youngster I binned a car and spent the best part of an hour waiting for recovery in the midst of a bloody awful storm, so always keep an old blanket in the boot and cheap fold flat ponchos stashed in the door pockets.. Other than...

+1 for WWOOFing, volunteer work on farms and woodlands in exchange for bed and board. Friend of mine had a guy come for 3 weeks to learn woodwork and he left 2 and a half years later. Probably not a permanent solution but it could be an option if you wanted it.

I used to see tools, now all I see is Y-fronts :bag:

Hmmm, might have to have a closer look at them next time I'm in there - thanks

So would >>something like this<< work for spoon carving?.

My wish would be to live as a Medieval Forrester - a life in the woods, working by the seasons, enough 'tecnology' to get the job done and the autonomy the position provided sound like an ideal lifestyle to me (if we forget about the plagues, famines and lack of healthcare etc..) It's probably...

What @slowworm said is how I'd do it.. :thumbsup: Have always liked the look of those tubular wedges too.

Not exactly bushcraft, more woodsmanship, but I found Ben Law's Woodland Year a great read, his conversational style is easy to read and his depth of passion and knowledge for his way of life is really refreshing - I'll be ordering his Woodland Way and Woodland Workshop books soon.. As a kid I...

Did you know that Pi has recently been calculated to over 31 trillion decimal places, but NASA only uses Pi to 15 decimal places to put rockets into orbit, and it's reckoned you'd only need Pi to 40 decimal places to measure the entire universe to near atomic levels of precision.

There's more to a man than just his last words https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Oates