Bushcrafting with a suburban twist coming at you from the Great Eastern Megalopolis.
Showing posts with label Woodsrunner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodsrunner. Show all posts
Sunday, December 21, 2014
German Military Surplus Rucksacks!
The German military rucksacks, available in surplus stores and online here in the U.S. make great rucks for bushcraft, day hiking, and other woods-adventures. Here is a film about two of them!
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
First Hand-Carved Wooden Spoon
In between fielding phone calls about something I really don't feel like
dealing with, I sat in the unusual relative quiet of my back porch and
roughed in my first wooden spoon with a Morakniv Classic 2/0. I have a MoraKniv 164 hook knife in-bound for carving the bowl...stay tuned!
Thanks to Norwegian Bushcraft for the inspiration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP49GGctKyo
Heres an update, one day later:
Thanks to Norwegian Bushcraft for the inspiration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP49GGctKyo
Heres an update, one day later:
Again
today, in-between fielding unpleasant, unproductive phone calls, I sat
on the back porch and completed work on my first bushcraft spoon. I
carved the entire thing with the pictured Morakniv Classic 2/0, the
Morakniv 164 spoon knife that just
arrived today, and a bit of sand paper. Can anybody tell me what type
of wood I have used?...I'm suspecting Black Walnut or else Oak, but I am
not sure. Also I need a suggestion for an oil to put on the spoon so I
can use it to stir my coffee when I am out in the bush.
Back view--
I've been told by an artist friend it might be Spalted Maple....which makes sense. It was a very well-seasoned piece at the bottom of a firewood pile:
Back view--
I've been told by an artist friend it might be Spalted Maple....which makes sense. It was a very well-seasoned piece at the bottom of a firewood pile:
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