Carving is great social fun for all and an inclusive task. Still, steps and considerations are needed when working with young children, and even inexperienced adults.
'After the failed attempt at cold forging a shallow gouge, I decided that it was time to turn up the heat.' Dave Budd shares how to make great tools from old handsaws.
Cold formed hook tools No bushcrafters’ tool kit would be complete without a spoon carving hook or three. Normally these would be formed hot, when [...]
This is a great activity with the kids or to just while away some time, especially during this lockdown when we're struggling to get out [...]
In this time of isolation we're forced to do our bushcrafting at home, so if you have the opportunity to have a little BBQ or [...]
Ok, now we have a lump of steel with a hole in it. Time then to turn it into an adze. (Link to part one) [...]
I was a bit unsure what to expect from this book, I've known John to be a top ranking bushcraft instructor to those attending his [...]
Elliot is a Furniture maker who has turned his technical skills to knife making (we'll have one of Elliots knives reviewed very soon) I met [...]
I carve quite a few spoons and have tried various spoon carving knives from hand-made custom models to the mass-produced and more commonly available ones [...]
When I first started venturing into the world of bushcraft I got into carving spoons and bowdrill sets. It's like a rite of passage with [...]
How to Article Woodspirit carving tutorial Hi 🙂 after my last woodspirit carving several members asked if i could do a tutorial on how i [...]
DIY Article As I was asked to do a tutorial I thought I would give it a go, now I have not carved many of [...]
Ever wondered where to start with making your own wooden spoon? JP show's us how. I managed to grab my self a couple of bits [...]