All videos for the tag : Wood (62 videos) - page 3
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Useful Things To Know In The Bush.
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Visit our website: In this video, Ben Orford reviews the Ray Mears Wilderness Axe. Filmed and Edited by Beau Beakhouse
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Please visit our website Also talking about the comparison between a large knife and an axe. Large knives have there uses but think about this for a moment. You want to spend between 2 and five days in the cold of winter. You need to build a decent shelter and everyday cut up large quantities…
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Effectiveness of a fire reflector
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Testing your DIY gear in wilderness conditions is important. You want to know if it is going to let you down long before you intend to us it on a trip. But testing in wilderness conditions means you need to be aware at all times. Sometimes I get so focused on filming that I forget…
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Spruce resin is one of nature’s best fuels, it burns even if it is wet, remember to also check out my other video where I make bushcraft glue by using spruce resin. Please contact me if you have any wishes on what i sould do in my upcoming videos, anything related to survival and wilderness.
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Visit my website for up to date information ! This is an old tutorial, I made a much more complete one with up-to-date information ! Bow drill without modern tool, back to stone age ! Hand drill without modern tool, back to stone age ! Bow drill soaked in water ! Friction fire and very…
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NOTE: As a result of YT forcing us to have a “Google+” account in order to receive notification of or respond to viewer comments, the comment section has been disabled. Here is a link to the DVD www.surefirewoodsman.com Make shelter, tools, weapons, cordage, comfort items and fires. Identify, find and use the best cordage materials….
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In this video i will be making a bamboo shelter
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This video is a challenge that Jay ( jjaayypp963 ) is Having hope you all enjoy Thanks Reggie
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a day out into the woods after some serious rain, presenting the swedish torch – my way: you don’t need to cut and split big logs, and you can do it with your sak saw (although i preffer my fiskars). i cheated a bit, using a mini-bushbuddy burner (made from a tea candle) to light…
