Bushcraft carving projects

Blistered hands can also be a deterrent to using this method if your hands are not conditioned for the job. The method I am about to demonstrate minimizing some of this danger, but I am not sure it totally eliminates it. I recommend a reasonable approach. It can sneak up on you. You may not realize that your hands are getting blistered or bruised until it is too late. While there are those feel that blisters are a small price to pay for fire in a life or death survival situation,

I came across this book recently . . . I would add to that "Round the Fire" . . . Full of lots of good ideas, hints and tips - I made this knife and fork in about 20mins but NOT using a knife like the one on the front cover. Hazel coppice is a very useful and versatile material - apart from the knife and fork here are a few other things I make from hazel wands. On the left is a rustic backscratcher and on the right three whimmy diddles. We will be selling items like this and much more at…

[This video is viewable in 'Full HD'][Please click on the 'Show More' tab for more information and important links]I spent a few days in beautiful Dorset in ...

How To Make A Hair Fork/Comb

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Carving a spoon: how to rough out a spoon in 6 quick (illustrated) steps

Wooden knife sheath for Ben Orford hook knife by Derek Brabender.

by Todd Walker My uncle Emmett introduced me to woodcarving in grade school. He taught me to carve a “ball in a cage” from a single block of balsa wood in the church basement. Years pas…

In this video I demonstrate how to make a wooden mallet to make batoning and other hammering actions easier and more efficient.