Spoon carving and tea in the woodland with a Hans Karlsson axe and a Svea 123R stove
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- I head to the woods to carve a spoon from silver birch and enjoy a cup of tea. Tools used were the Hans Karlsson carving axe, Svante Djarv hook knife, Beavercraft carving knife and the stove is a Svea 123R.
Really relaxing video. I like the curve on the spoon!
Thanks, makes it work better with liquid if you eat with it.
Lovely. I still use the spoon you carved for me. Interesting stove - pity we didn't have them for our hiking trips in the 'Berg. What an interesting cup!
Very nice work
You never know what cool things are likely to come out of your rucksack! Excellent carving skills!
Thanks Brett, I really enjoy spoon carving, just need to perfect the process now.
@@bundufundi do you also have the Julia Kalthoff carving axe or did I invent that?
@@brettbrown9814 Yes, I do have a Kalthoff axe. Also a great axe and seems to be very nice small enterprise. Well worth supporting.
@@bundufundi Agreed. Pretty sure she ran Wetterlings before starting her own business. Looks like she makes beautiful products. Love that portable stove as well.
I’ve just come across your channel in my recommended videos! Absolutely wonderful content, thank you. I recently moved to the Rocky Mountains and been learning how to utilize and maintain the materials around me; got my first hatchet, harvested a couple willow branches from a local stream bank (next to some beaver chewed ones!), and picked up spoon carving and whittling. Next on the agenda is basket making! This is a long-winded way of saying thanks, kudos, and enjoy! 💕
Wow, thank you for your kind words! Living in the Rockies sounds fantastic, reconnecting with the natural world is so rewarding, enjoy.
A great looking bushcraft spoon there Trev, nice and relaxing video, I like the wee burner, it's an unusual one, cheers buddy.
Thanks Chris, I really like using the old school fuel stoves. It’s a design that has stood the test of time.
Wonder full I like so much your video from.prince albert south africa
Thank you Ejaz!
Very cool I'm looking forward to trying this
Enjoy, spoon carving is fun.
Really cool video Trev. Impressive bit of carving mate. Spoon looked great. Another enjoyable and relaxing watch buddy. Cheers, J 👍
Thanks Jason, really enjoyed your recent forest camp. Looking forward to the Snowdonia edition coming up.
Yes sir 👍🏻
I enjoyed that
Thanks Ray, much appreciated!
Great job !!!
Thank you!
good video
Brilliant video pal..love the spoon and especially like the old school stove..all the best Lincoln 🤙👍
Cheers mate, I love those old Primus / Optimus style stoves.
As always I am impressed ( jealous ) with your skills. You made that look easy even though I suspect it is not.
Thanks Joey, spoon carving is always good fun but getting a perfect finish is still a challenge that I need to master.
The best spoon carving video I’ve seen. Yet more evidence of your great skills at all things outdoors. Thanks 👍
Kind of you to say so, thank you!
I'm reminded of reading the story of a sailing couple and their guest who were dismasted in a storm far from land. Once it was calm enough to begin setting up a jury rig, the guest, who was an experienced boatman, said: "We'll begin after I've sharpened my tools". I enjoyed watching the care with which you prepared your knives.
Greetings from Germiston, South Africa.
Thank you, is it getting cold on the highveld yet? I hear that all the rain has made the bush green up a lot, I really miss the sounds of the bush.
@@bundufundi It is, indeed. The rain clouds are being replaced by scattered clouds with the grey edges, although I see bright blue with sunshine at present. There was snow on the Maluti's nearly 2 weeks ago, but obviously the devastating floods in KZN have taken precedence in the news.
Take care.
Great day out in the bush mate, cheers for bringin us along! Lovely vid. I like that strop, is that one of your creations? Nuthin better than a cuppa at the end of the day👍
Thanks mate! I have made a larger strop for the workshop but this one I bought some time ago. Tools just work so much better when they are sharp as you know with your razor sharp axes!