How to Carve a KUKSA or NOGGIN
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Bushcrafters love a KUKSA! It's one of those "must have" bits of kit, but instead of buying one why not have a go at making your own!
Here is my guide to making one.
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Fantastic video, Thank you Neil!
Great stuff Neil and a great channel. Your channel should be waaaaaaaaay bigger than it is. Consistently good information, good viewing, skills and information 👍🏻
Thanks for this Neil. I think you have given me the imputus to get on & make 1 of these. 👍
Cool vid. Neil! Watching in SC, USA. I really enjoy the “”making, crafting, carving” vids. best of all! Good stuff!
Very interesting and informative Neil thanks for your content much appreciated 👍
They are amazing Neil, especially like the owl handle design.
The toughest thing I have carved was pecan. I made some big kettle stirring spoons for a friend and a friend of hers. It was brutal!
Where I live in Alabama we have a mix of hardwoods and coniferous trees. If I can get some poplar it would be nice. And Crepe Myrtle carves nicely as well.
Top video Neil. Not sure it's really me, but maybe. Setting shelters up is about as Bushcraft as I get and making fires - but I tend to use my stoves more, I am very careful if ever making a fire on the ground as i live in peat moorland area, that means fires on the ground are dangerous! So I use my stoves, a Chinese Trangia knock pair are the most used, then a One Tigris bushbox stove and then other twig and firebox stoves I have - even a BCB when out cycle touring due to the storage area issues.
Great video,Neil. Thanks for sharing.
Now you got me hunting sycamore!
Great video and thanks for the link to the book!
Another great video, Neil 🎉. Thanks. Looking forward to the upcoming ones.
What a treat to come home from work to your video. Very inspiring and informative after yesterday evening on a mooch found some lovely wind blow birch behind the house an now this may be the nudge I need to go an have a go! Thank you
Great video mate 👍
Impressive.
Very nice
An outstanding video and project.
great advice especially keeping in a bag until finished while working on green wood. when putting in the wood pile to dry should the sides be the finished thickness or thicker. wondering about the wood cracking and best way to prevent after al the work put into making it
Oof, that thumbnail is a bit cheeky, I thought you were gonna be reviewing the book!
No Scruff, it's a plug for a very good book, by a bloody talented bloke!
@@greencraft4783 I agree on both those points Mr A.
@@scruff_uk Tomas, have you put those potatoes in to soak?!
Are you intending on selling the buck saws and axes if not can you show us how you would make a bow saw ,an updated one