Bushcraft Tarp Camp (3/5) - Log Table
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2023
- This is the third episode of the Bushcraft Tarp Camping mini-series. Throughout this series I will be completing the setup of a semi-permanent camp that I can return to throughout the future to complete a variety of bushcraft trips and projects. In this episode I focus on making a table for camp.
Thank you to everyone who watches, I hope you all enjoy! - Розваги
That is called living the life.
i mean ur not doing it? living the life god/free will put forth?
That must be such a rewarding smoke and a cuppa after literally making your own table from the surrounding materials. Love these vids please keep them coming ❤
This is real peace for eyes and soul ❤️👀 these are my fav videos 🙌🏻‼️
🙏🙏👍👍Brilliant , see you on the next one Ryley 😊
Thanks for tuning in, Wayne! Always appreciated. Happy trails!
👍👍 You're one of the best axe/hatchet guys I've seen here on YT, great skills and patience. Nice table, now for a chair eh.. Great video, thanks.
Wow that hatchet is scary sharp. Great video!!!
Always a pleasure to see your videos in my inbox. Excellent work.
Thank you for watching!
For my pipes, I find that a little “poker” or “tamper” helps a lot. I was doing a poor job of loading tobacco, and tamping it down into the bowl with a finger tip. It was often leaving a void at the bottom of the bowl.
I broke off a twig that was about 1/8” inch in diameter by about 3” long. Using that to tamp in layers of tobacco worked much better. It might work for your pipe too?
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
Excellent job, Ryley! Love me a good VaPer, too.
I've missed a few. But I'm getting caught up. Good stuff 👍
Had to chuckle at the forgotten pipe tamp issue. With your skill set, that’s about the easiest item to replace, I’d think.
Haha ya it's not a big deal to replace. It was harder on my pride knowing that I had once again forgotten to pack something.
Thanks for watching! Happy trails.
Very cool my friend 🤠
Wise man, you carry bear mace. Especially good idea since you cook up some good vittles.
Spruce pitch band aids love it GREAT JOB on the table and saw
Great stuff man!
It's great to see true bushcraft!! Love and respect from the UK 👍
Thank you for tuning in! Happy trails!
Glad to see you still at it! Always enjoy the content
as always a glimpse into the fundamentals of bushcraft...
Nice bushcraft table Ryley. Well done!
Good work there, Kratos.
People usually complain they don't have the tools to do bushcraft stuff, but in reality they just lack patience and skill. You've built a nice table with really basic tools. Great job man, awesome videos.
Gosh I love your videos, there so chill and down to earth. ❤
Very cool video.
I sure do enjoy this channel
Awesome table!
Great little camp pipe👏🏻
You have great bush-craft skills. Every one of your videos teaches me something. Be safe!
Thank you very much! Happy trails!
@@KuskBushcraft to you too!
Awesome! Living in the woods vs. a camping trip. Alway strive to live in the woods.
The table turned out great. I bet it will come in very handy for future projects. Great video series 😊
Cool Video!
Always great to see you enjoying the great outdoors! Looking forward when you discuss your new cookware!! Great little pipe!!
Thanks for watching!
Soothing to watch.
Super video, thank you 🍀👍🤠
Awesome video!! Thanks!
Thank you for tuning in!
👍 Thanks again Ryley.
My pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Just itching to run a plane over that table😄Nice work👍
Haha same here! A plane would make a lot of these projects end up a lot more refined.
THROUGHLY enjoyed this video. Looking forward to the chair/bench idea. Sweet!😁👍
Thank you!
Lovely relaxing video. Lovely little pipe 🏴👍
Thank you!
Man Riley, that log did not want to separate from each other 😆, trying to catch up with your videos, I've been so busy 😩, loving the series, keep up the great work 👍🤙🤙🤙
All good my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to tune in. Happy trails!
Enjoyed the construction work. Have you ever done a video on axe / hatchet sharpening ? I always notice how sharp and nicely filed they are. Keep an eye on that cut on your finger. ENJOYED !
Great little series you're putting together here, so interesting to learn all the skills along the way too, keep up the great work 😁
Thanks for watching!
another excellent episode! painful watching you grind away at those sockets on your table but true to form you made it work. 👍🏼✌🏼🖖🏼
It's not too bad of a process. Plus it's good to practice using a knife for different types of tasks. Thank you so much for watching! Happy trails.
This was awesome. Cheers, and God Bless! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️🇨🇦
Thank you for watching! God bless!
very impressed with the saw design!
Great job on the table. Don’t smoke any more but always enjoyed the smell of a Pipe. Oh yeah, I enjoy Tea but thought what a perfect time for some “BULLIT” Bourbon. Ya got me hooked, thanks 👍😂
Haha yes Bulleit is quite tasty! Thanks for watching!
Wonderful stuff. I hope your finger is OK.
Thanks! Finger is all good. Just a minor burn. It's all healed up now.
Thanks for sharing again. Love the table.
Thank you for tuning in!
nice
As always, very nice work. :)
Thank you!
Really liking this series. I always look forward to new videos by you. Like the camp projects. Love to see how it progresses 🎸😎🍺
Thank you very much for watching!
Been watching for a few years now. Love it when you do some carving.
Love these videos, really let’s u see nature and shows how creative you can bring yourself to I hope to see more series’s like this 😄
Parabéns irmão!
Gosto bastante do seu conteúdo!
Uma grande abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷!
Szép videó lett!😀 Nyomtam egy like!👍
Can I come and hang out with you? I am old enough to be your dad, and I don't have many bushcraft skills, but I can tell a dirty joke now and then! Loved the video.
Always a pleasure! Great content!
Thank you!
All you need
keep it up man, love it
Awesome work mate!! Your skill is incredible 😎
Nice project!
fantastic video, keep up the great work.
Thank you very much!
Parabéns pelo trabalho, ótimo conteúdo. Um forte abraço 👍🏼
Great video as always.
Thank you!
Great stuff!
I ALWAYS forget something when I go camping.
You have a lot of patience there brother. I just found a ship auger in an antique store I got at a right price looking forward to doing some of the same stuff.
Nice find! Hope you get some good use out of it. Thanks for tuning in!
Another relaxing and enjoyable adventure. Loving the bushcraft as usual and I don’t think anyone I follow in this genre even comes close. Can we put a name to the face please. Best wishes from London
How long would you say it took overall in making the table? Great video, man!
Probably around 7-8 hours I'd say. Thanks for watching!
Witaj Przyjacielu dziękuję za wspólną przygodę pozdrawiam serdecznie ciebie oraz twoich bliskich 🤗👍👏💪🐺🐾🏞️🥇☕🍰🧸💚🙌
Nice..😉👌👌
Hey Riley, loving your videos. You probably don't remember me but you helped me a couple years back to get into carving and I've been making spoons. I remember in one of your older videos you had this hand drill but that you could adjust the size of the bore. I think it had a hollow top so you could just get a stick and put it through. Would you be able to let me know where I can get one?
Great video series! Enjoying every moment! Why did you use the broad side of the axe head instead of the poll when hitting the wedges in to split the log?
Looking forward to the next video:-)
More surface area to strike with so it's less likely to break the wedge by striking the edge of it.
Thanks for watching!
Good skills 👍
Thanks!
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How do you handle the ticks?
Not many ticks in my neck of the woods. Haven't seen a single one this year so far.
Excellent!👍
Thank you!
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Really enjoying this group of tarp videos. Love the Helle knife too. My preferred brand of knife too. In fact just brought two that i will be gifting to my grandsons next month. Can you please tell me what the pot with the half moon handle is?
I'm certain your grandsons will be thrilled!! The small pot/kettle is made by Uberleben and is called the Kessel Pot. Thanks for watching! Happy trails.
I like your saw, very cool. How long did it take to cut through that tree?
It was probably close to an hour haha.
@@KuskBushcraft Cool.
Wounds adorn men. Especially when they're on their fingers after hard work.
Well said!
Absolutely love your content and products at camp 💯 👍what is your favorite pipe tobacco ?
Thank you! My favourite blend to this day is Samuel Gawith Navy Flake. Sadly it's hard to come by these days. Happy trails!
Great table!
Wondering where you got that pipe from. Looks perfect.
Thank you for tuning in! The pipe was bought second hand. I restored it and now it's a great little smoker. Happy trails!
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Really enjoyed the wood craft, using your axe. Where did you get the g enormous tea bag?
Thanks! The tea is Twinnings English Breakfast. I believe the tea bags are just regular sized.
Imagine needing to take a dump but being afraid to attract bears.
Really enjoying these videos, where did you get that pipe from? It’s a perfect size. 👍🏻
Thanks! They've been a lot of fun for me to make.
I bought the pipe second hand. I fixed it up and gave it a good cleaning now it's a great little addition to my collection. I find lots of old pipes at antique stores. If you're willing to put in a little work to fix them up and restore them you can get a lot of great pipes for quite cheap. Hope this helps! Happy trails.
Thank you and I will keep an eye out it would make a great project
Do you find mushrooms a lot? The edible ones? Would like to see them in some videos too.
Hope your finger recovers soon!
Already healed! Thanks.
How often might you need to sharpen your knife or axe head for a build such as this?
I didn't sharpen my blades at all during this trip. Just the occasional stropping is all it took to maintain a razor edge.
:D
Log tables are what I used at school in lieu of a calculator.
how many ticks per trip do you get?
So far I have yet to see a tick this year. Not many in my area.
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did you cut your finger with axe?
The wound on my finger is from a small burn I obtained the first night of this trip. I covered it with spruce sap and charcoal to keep it from getting infected.
@14:49 Blunttime!
how old are you?
What happened to your finger?
Small burn wound I covered with spruce sap and charcoal to prevent infection.
I watch most of your videos on mute. WTH happened to your finger?
Thanks for tuning in! I got a small burn on my finger the first evening I was out. I kept it covered with spruce sap and charcoal to prevent infection. That's why it looks the way it does.
One of the few “Kusk Bushcraft” vids I did NOT enjoy!
Why is that?
Sorry to hear!