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i do wonder about the danish oil stains though... how you make em sit still long enough to squash the oil out of a dane? :joke:

no that said, knifes are tools, and a large part of the trick is knowing wich tool to use when.

standing dead wood combined with birchbark should normaly be enough. the mistake i made most often is not harvesting enough bark and small wood to get the fire started. rule of thumb, get what you think you need and then double that.

horizon should be easily replaced with a plumb-bob,set squares are easy to get. knowing 2 of the 3 angles is enough to find the missing angle. or am i woolgathering again?:240:

hummz, shame it wasnt that easy :o thanks for clarifying though :You_Rock_ ill be trying this on my next smoke outings,

when i was smoking outside last night i started thinking. all constellations rotate around the north star (polaris) and the big dipper seems to be in the correct position for the hourhand of the clock. if you lie with your head north and feet south it seems to be a big clock (if your in...

im not weird, the rest of the world just went crazy

Sorry for being silent on this topic so long but it looks like after a change of manager i might again be able to show up, i'll let you know as soon as possible if im able to come. siep

looks like the groupbuys have unexpected side effects in polls ;) but yes, another 3x3 here

i see you stitch the bark, ray mears used a kind of notches on a container, is there a reason to use one over the other aside from taste? all this reminds me theres stil so much left to learn and to do in bushcraft,thanks for showing patrick.

my better half informs me im grounded on the last weekend :D the other weekends im interested. siep

yup, that did the trick. nice setup on the exhibit. also im curious what the reaction of the public is. please keep us posted and thanks for showing another way to inform the people out there of what bushcraft is.

i probably missed it but what is the thickness of the blade? cheers for making something for you personal ,we need more of that.

anyone else having problems opening the pdf? it says its a damaged file on opening.

ive been eyeing the self built dehydrators for a while, what i need right now is more spare time. but then, dont we all?

when i use my electrical oven i set it to 60 degrees (celsius) , so temperaturewise that should be good enough, you want to dry it, not cook.

maybe im expecting the worst to easy, but do i see a lighter in that same picture where hes smoking out the house? wouldnt be surprised if he lighted his tinder with it,started the timer on his camera and sat there patiently with a bow and drill doin nothing.

the one thing keeping me of from a necksheath is my fear of hanging myself, anyone got a contraption to break away on extreme load?

in my experience its al about trying to stay warm and dry as much as possible, by the time youre cold wet and miserable bushcraft becomes survival. maybe im being obsessive but why does noone mention food? fat and sugar helps the internal heater burn doesnt it? also dont forget warm food is...

i dont think the average eastern european wil only eat something if hugh says its good eating, id even be amazed if more then half of them even heard of hugh. also dont forget how the carp became widespread, it was held in ponds by monks as a foodstaple. but maybe we will see a new...