Making a bushcraft saw (DIY) / bushcraft skills 

Very enjoyable watching you work. I made a living for 25 years hand carving wooden spoons and things with a side axe like yours as well as a drawknife, shavehorse and Indian crooked knives and gouges. For doing the tighter curves I always switched to a little hatchet that I modified the bevels on so one side was steeper than the other. It really rolls into these tight curves. After roughout I would go to the shavehorse, thin down then brace the piece between the lip of the shavehorse and my breastbib to carve the rest. Finish by scraping with the drawknife and tune up little spots with the crooked knife. For a piece like this I would use White Ash split from the log. The ash is tough but elastic so everything will draw up really tight when you turn your windlass. As you use the ash it gets nice and smooth under the hand. To treat the wood I would use either pure Walnut oil ( dries hard, fast and not tacky) or bush made birch bark oil like the Indians used for their bark canoes. Thanks for what you are doing - much respect!

That birch wood looks like an absolute joy to work with. Clearly your tools are kept very sharp too. Great work, well done. Inspiring, and well filmed.

Подход творческий с душой! Сделанный инструмент своими руками всегда приятен в работе👍 Спасибо большое Антон🤝

Мой прадед в свое время таких наделал на много веков вперёд. Прадед умер много лет назад, а инструмент его работает лучше чем современные аналоги. Видео шикарное, продолжай в том же духе👍

A true craftsmen pleasure to watch and learn. Thank you. As my grandmother would say "hands of gold ".

Как береза хорошо режется острым ножом, тут главное - вовремя остановиться )))

Здорово так получается у вас , думаешь а чего тут делать, вроде не сложно,(на видео) а начнёшь делать- оказывается не всё так просто ) Класс! Спасибо за видео!

What a pleasure watching someone work with super sharp tools.

Thanks for a great video. I have not seen the idea of the split rings to hold the saw blade in place before...very clever idea, no pins to lose. I’ll try that on my next bow saw build. Cheers from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Круто, есть старая советская пила, но она длинная и старая, надо так же вырезать себе новую! Спасибо за видео!

Another great video! Thanks

Пила получилась что надо, особенно в поход взять.😉👌

Береза шикарное дерево.люблю с ней работать.давно хотел сделатьтакую пилу .сомневался с березы или с клена

Thanks for uploading. Great craftsmanship and brilliant product. Really enjoyed watching.

А как наверное ее приятно держать в руках 🙄👍 Теплая береза, сработанная своими руками.....ШИК!

Excellent video where we see the steps of manufacturing thank you very much

Absolutely awe inspiring! You have given me inspiration to go out and make my own now. BUT, PLEASE watch your fingers! They looked to be so very close to the axe and knife so many times! Beautiful work.

Very impressive hatchet and knive work, great craftsmanship.

An other great video, as allways. Thank you.

Great work, I like the curves thanks for posting 👍🔥

Beautiful! Very nice job! Thank you!

Beautiful work!!

Fantastic! thank you from England. I have subscribed & I will try this.

Hermoso trabajo,felicitaciones.lo saludo desde COlombia Sur América.

Excellent axe work

A pleasure to watch. 👍

Very good video and magnificent work, Congratulations.

Another great project. 👍

Great job my friend 🤜🤛

Спасибо большое!

I wish we had a tree in Florida that would shed its bark and split so straight and so easily. It sure would be more fun to create things out of wood. Damn, what is that, balsa wood?

Классно получилось👍

Nice design :-)

Ottimo lavoro!

а есть у вас обзор на нож которым работаете в этом видео? Если нет можете в следующим видео немного рассказать о нем.

Very nice :)

Красавчик что тут сказать

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Please for advice. What conditions must be met to make axe tipp off the wood with nice slim slices as You're doing. In other words - wood is not braking in transversal direction at all. I know that it can be the axe itself. I have Hultafors hultan hatchet. It's quite different from Carpenter's. But is it only the axe? Maybe it's wood and it's humidity, temperature etc.?

с кольцами ! мне очень нравится

Excelente labor

Молодец!

Awesome job

Very nice craftmanship, thanks for sharing! I‘ve got a question: you write that birch wood is ideal for a saw like that. Since we have loads of beech here, do you think this is also useful? Thanks!

Quedo hermosa 👌, que cuchillo usas para tallar ??

This is the first film of yours I've seen. Been doing some research as I've been wanting to make myself a bucksaw for a while. Great work and beautiful finish.

Выбирать паз стамеской, придерживая вертлявую заготовку рукой, занятие весьма травмоопасное! Сердчишко ёкало на этих кадрах! Я бы подумал о более безопасной организации труда.

Чтобы сделать лучковую пилу нам понадобиться лучковая пила...))))))

Дело мастера боится

Bellissima👏👏🔝😉🇮🇹 iscritto 50.001

Top,Genial,Perfekt👌👏 Lg Ewald

Fantastic application of basic skills to make something so useful!. As an amateur hand-tool woodworker and beginning spoon carver, I was delighted to see how you carved the mortise and tenon joint. How is the durability of the saws from birch? (here in the U.S. they are usually hardwood). This is the first if your videos I've seen>>> subscribed!

Спасибо большое за познавательный и приятный ролик!!! Подскажите пожалуйста, какое вы полотно используете для лучковой пилы?

Видео классные. Автор прикольный. Почему просмотров мало?:(

Hey cool project, can you tell me in the first witch Knife do you use?? and how log are the log in cm? thanks

Приветствую. Я все время смотрю,ты постоянно из сырого материала делаешь?! Как ты изделия потом сушишь или в соляном растворе варишь?

Привет, дружище!!! А сколько стоит заказать такой нож у тебя?

Круто, но в лучковой пиле полотно должно поворачиваться под 90 градусов.

what kinda wood are you using because I've tried to carve birch like that and it just splinters, rips away way too much but for you it's like butter

I have a question, and it is a real question that I would like to get an answer to: why make this type of bushcraft saw rather than use a bow saw or another hand saw? Thank you.

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Спуски ножа в линзу?

What brand and model of knife are you using?

класс

Is this green birch or has it been seasoned?

Доброго времени суток. Чем точите инструмент? Если можно, то поподробнее

Ağacın cinsi ne acaba??

Would you like to share your sketch or your template for that saw

WHO IS IT - bushcraft - ???!!!

Ты

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