Coal Burned Bowl

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This was something I've been wanting to do for a while. I finally had a fire with some decent coals so I thought I'd take advantage of them and do this little project. It was 16 degrees that morning, that's why I'm wearing the gloves...and had a fire going.

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27 янв 2017

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@grupogatodomato 7 лет назад

Very good. Congratulations. Working with wood fire is not easy, you need to be patient. Big hug.

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

grupogatodomato Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!!

@user-tj3qx7pd9n 7 лет назад

This is really cool! I have been wanting to make a bowl for a while, and now I have a great resource to go by. Thanks!

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

You can definitely make one of these! All you need is a piece of wood, some coals, and lots of breath, haha! Thanks for watching!

@Llamadosalvaje 3 года назад

Beautiful!

@NomadicAdventuresEst2010 7 лет назад

that's really kool Dale, can't remember if I've seen that process before? good wood, hot fire, lots of breath & patients, over 100 years ago, the average person made everything they owned & used, it's always great to see others make things with their hands & heart, you need a bigger bowl for all those arrowheads that's going to be in your path

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Brooksy's Nomadic Adventures I enjoy making things like this. It's fun working with wood and watching it transform. There's just an added sense of accomplishment turning a chunk of wood into a useful tool. Thanks for stopping by my friend, I appreciate you checking it out!

@OutlawEdge 7 лет назад

I would get lightheaded and pass out on top of the fire! Lol. Great job bro! Miss your videos! Im like a little kid everytime one of your new videos post. Lol. Take care brother. Thanks for sharing

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Now you know why I only made a small bowl and not a large one, hahaha! Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!!

@morningstardick5785 Год назад

thank you for sharing, i have not heard of this idea

@OntheTrailwithDale Год назад

You bet, thanks for watching!

@Taromovies 7 лет назад

I like this kind of projects Dale, for a bowl you need a long breath:-) thanks for sharing bro and take care, Taro

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Yeah, lots of breath, now you see why I only made a small bowl, haha! This was a fun project to do, I can see myself doing this again real soon. Thanks for watching, bud! Have a great weekend!

@Hopewellmj 7 лет назад

That is too cool! you make great videos and have some real useful / functional demos..... i mean not as practical as what happens if an egg is shot with an arrow, but still - some awesome stuff :) Thanks for a look and keep up the stellar work my friend!

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Hopewellmj Only if you hadn't set the bar so high...I mean, it's hard to beat the practicalness of an egg getting shot, haha! Seriously though, keep shooting things and drawing stuff. Take care Bud

@livingskills 7 лет назад

i just love those little projects!...i think my bowl-burning-video is still on my channel! yours is really nice...beautiful little bowl...

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Man, I agree, I love doing projects like this. I'll definitely be doing another one real soon. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!!

@preparedsurvivalist2245 7 лет назад

You should change the video title to: "How to take the temper out of the tip of your knife blade"

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Prepared Survivalist I was wondering if anybody was gonna bring that up. That's exactly why I used my cheap pocket knife and not any of my nice knives. Thanks for watching!

@Ian-fu4er 7 лет назад

nice video man thanks for sharing

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Thanks for stopping by and checking it out, I appreciate it!!

@FlintSpall 7 лет назад

Smart idea.I'm sure that was done by the men of old as well,but nice to see the process.Now,,whats the plans for the bowl?

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Well, I'd like to fill that bowl with some arrowhead finds...but for now, its just sitting on my shelf waiting on me to fill it, haha! Thanks for stopping by, Bud! Take care!!

@jojobrownie57 4 года назад

I bet that smelt so good, I was trying to do this today with pine, we don't have any mesquite up here in canada, I may try it with birch or poplar, takes a long time though. What did you finish the wood with?

@Nemophotowildlife 7 лет назад

hi and thanks for sharing . I tried this technic once but the fibres started to crack ... any advices please ? bye

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Pagan Woodscraft Use wood that is dry and seasoned. A fresh cut piece of wood still has a lot of moisture in it and it will crack from the heat of the coals. Thanks for watching!

@Nemophotowildlife 7 лет назад

Thanks for answering! surely was because of that. 😉👍

@22cjk007 7 лет назад

Wow looks great! That blackened inside looks so good! Did you seal the whole bowl with a finish? keep up the great work!

@OntheTrailwithDale 7 лет назад

Colin Knockaert I just put a coat of oil on it for now, I'm still debating if I want to put a clear coat on it or leave it natural. And you're right, the charred inside of the bowl looks really cool. Thanks for watching!!

@kN-od1cy 6 лет назад

I was thinking why no one ever does this on alone or those shows for water storage bigger

@OntheTrailwithDale 6 лет назад

kevin niedelman..I’m not sure. Maybe they’re trying to make things more dramatic, it’s better for ratings, haha...thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it!