Kuksa Carving - Traditional Bushcraft | Sloyd
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2020
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Finally a video of someone using commonly used tools versus the collection of fancy woodworking tools. Thanks, this gave me alot of pointers I needed. Great video
Love the craftsmanship! Felt like I just went through a meditation session.
Wow ... woodworking? The workmanship is great . 🙂🙂
Beautiful and exquisite enough to pay for and have it! You are a great person 🌳🌳
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Brilliant. Thank you for posting.
Love it Mitch. Great work! Thanks for sharing and the inspiration. Stay safe.
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Awesome job Mitch! 👍🏼
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Love love love your videos so relaxing & memorizing!!! More videos please!!!!
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Very nice Mitch! Great job!
Thanks Sepp ; )
........A work of very peaceful art set to peaceful music.....Very relaxing to enjoy....Thank you and Peace and Good Health to You and Yours......
Thanks Greg, be well.
What amazing craftsmanship you have put in to your work. I was seeing wait tools an there # you use to carve out to bowl with. Have a Blessed Day
I have got to try carving too. Thanks for the video.
The cup is amazing.
Great work! Bravo!
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Beautiful work bro looks great!!
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Beautiful!
Even a simple Kuksa involves so much work, so I can't imagine how Michealangelo created David from marble?!
I’m new to the channel. You do so many amazing things. Thanks for sharing.
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good video👍👍👍
I want to be associated with all the campers around the world.
Nice work, thanks for sharing. Take care.
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Awesome!
Thanks old friend, hope you and your family are well.
@@Nativesurvival We are for now. God is in control. You and the family stay safe brother.
Nice work 😉👍
Excellent work congratulations.
Legit Bro! Nice work
Thanks man not too shabby ; )
Mama nature 💚
Super cool Mitch
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Wow you did a really good job
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Great job!!! Thank you for your time and hard work 👍👍👍. Could you please tell me who made the sloyd knife you were using??? All the best from Alabama 👌
Excellent work my friend! If you ever go in the business of selling those you have your first customer here🤙🏼
Thanks, appreciate that ; )
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Beautiful kuksa what wood did you use. It looked to me like aged birch but the bark didn't look right.
Cotton Hill,”he made a bowl”.
Cool bro
Nice. Very mellow and relaxing. I like it. Square bottom is a way cool idea. Hope you don't mind I use it
Thanks, go for it
Hi! What do you put for waterproofing?
Was wondering why the use of the axe as opposed to the saw for most of the block chopping section? I originally thought this was going to be done with only carving tools and axe but you did utilize the saw at one point.
Hello my friend, how are you? what liquid did you use to make the kuksa that color, and what did you do it for?
thank you my friend
Nice job Mitch
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What type of solution you are using to soak your kuksa after your initial carving? Thanks for sharing your wonder videos!
Please keep in mind that emotions affect one's health just as much as the foods one consumes.
Fabulous work very inspiring so much so I'm going to have a crack at making one.
Just out of curiosity how many do you think you put into making your kuksa?
Well ,Mitch's inspiration has reached the other side of the globe, for sure ☺️. I m in Pakistan and am grateful for sharing this soothing therapy👍
What did you soak the kuksa in?
well done!
Thanks Gary
Gransfors bruks, pfiel, mora, dozuki. The best hand tools👍 i’m come from Indonesia.
Great videos bro👍
Hey Mitch! Which wood did you use? I'd love to make this! Is birch a good carving wood?
Very nice work.
What did you soak it in before finishing?
Raw linseed oil
What liquid did you put the wooden cup in?
Very awesome! What kind of wood is that? Spruce?
Thanks, Birch
Looking to get a bowl gouge. I'd love to know more about yours - brand, size, where purchased, etc. Thanks!
Ill make a vid
very nice
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What solution did you soak it in? Edit: cancel. Lol I just seen you answered that very question already
new commer in your channel I like the videos here 😊 🌞 🌹
hi i am your subscriber from indonesia...i like to see this one thanks...
1 question,i would like to see you video when you making your own bucksaw from start to finish..do you have that video..
I know this is an old video, but is that an L.T. Wright?
You do good work. I have two bits of advice to improve your carving a little. First get a strop and some green stropping compound. Their use will make your tools sharper and you won't have to exert so much force to do the job. Second, get some cabinet scrappers. These will further smooth your already great work and make your projects easier on the hand and eye. This is not meant to critize you. It is just advice to help you advance to the next level of craftsmanship. I want to see more from you,
Beautiful craftsmanship, by the way I've heard yellow poplar can be used for Kuskas, whats your opinion on that?
All medium woods
Good to know, very much appreciate the info.
Are there any woods that shouldn't be used for drinking and food vessels? I saw someone made a chopping board from hemlock. I thought hemlock was poisonous. Just wondering if all woods are safe to make kuksa?
Can you use any type of wood for this project? What is the best wood to use?
Medium hard woods like Birch.
4:16 the sound of sharp.
haha
Hey Mitch great vid! I've toyed with the idea of making my own mortise and pestle for grinding spices for the longest time. Of course i could buy it, but that isn't the point. Would birch be a good wood for that kind of work? Been a long time subscriber and never regretted it.
Birch would be fine for that, i made a ton of wild spices and foods survival vids years ago and used my pine carved bowl among other things to crush oak acorns so even soft pine works; Birch would be great.
Mortar and pestle. Not mortise - that's a type of lock. But wow, yes! I've been wanting one for a long time; never thought of carving one. A wooden mortar would be _great_ . I live in Citrusdal in the Western Cape and we are a _major_ citrus growing area... Lots of beautiful pale yellow-gold wood.
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Mitch. What kind of wood was that?
birch
Is that 2 different gouges you are using?
Yup
Was the liquid tea ?
Raw linseed oil
nice job !! what is the purpose of that oil ??
Slow the drying process down and seal it.
What oil is this,Mitch?
What's the wood species, Mitch?
Birch
What did you soak it in?
Raw linseed oil.
That's a great piece of advice! I finished my first Kuksa yesterday :) The next one will be soaked in oil because I had some drying out issues due to my work speed.
What are you soaking it in?
Raw linseed oil
@@Nativesurvival oh cool thanks
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So I straight heard a moaning sound In the background lol.
No dreadlocks what happened since I left
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