Wood Harvesting with Hand Tools

[leon-1]

Well, when I got back from the Bushmoot I had an edition to my kit, Mors had given me an axe head (naturally I am a very happy man).

Mors had also mentioned that you should always be one axe handle ahead, effectivley meaning that either you carry a spare or you make one yourself in the field. Now I like this concept, but having read about making axe handles a few years back I cannot for the life of me find in which book it was written. So I had a bit of a search on the net and came up with this and thought that it may have been of interest to others

 

[sabre iom]

Thanks for the heads up

 

[BorderReiver]

Hit the "Home" button and there is an amazing list of topics.

Great resource leon-1,cheers.

 

[geoff88]

Leon,

have you put this in the links sticky?

Geoff

 

[leon-1]

Leon,

have you put this in the links sticky?

Geoff

Good point, well brought out

 

[Snufkin]

Great link. I've added it to my favourites for future perusal. :You_Rock_

 

[leon-1]

According to what I have been reading, all of the published works on the site can be downloaded as a CD-Rom, not really designed for Bushcraft, but there is some exceptional reading in there.

It is also worth looking at some of the books which are not on the list but are mentioned as other publications from this or that group.

 

[moduser]

Hi Leon,

Great resource, being into Permacultrure this is great.

Nice find. Wind power, biogas, waterwheels, alternative building materials, food storage and processing, lots of interesting health papers from WHO. The list goes on.

:You_Rock_


David