10 Bushcraft Camp Projects - Woodcraft, Axe, Knife, Hand Tools

[@TAOutdoors]

Hope you enjoy this one!

[@korpimies8462]

I just subscribed! Everyone should contribute to this very amazing community. You should visit Finland some day, the nature here is so beautiful and pure.

[@marianfrances4959]

i noticed that!!! and i know you'll make it over the top..and onward. enjoyed this video. you do have some serious woodworking skills.

[@victordegn-poulsen3987]

Man i love Your videos so much have wacth em all

[@pr0faker]

you might wanna look into getting a flat adze for that log planing, makes work so much easier and neater.

[@Nikita4ever7000]

Tell Your Dad Happy Father's Day...!!!

[@Asbjern_Longfellow]

My girlfriend is a scout leader and she didn`t believe I was able to catch up with her survival skills. I feel like your videos make me the hero she deserves :) Thanks a lot, mate!

[@markcash2]

I love how you make me look brilliant when it comes time to take scouts out into the woods and teach them skills.

[@TAOutdoors]

Mark Cash just good to hear that you are out teaching others and passing on skills. That’s what life is about!

[@markcash2]

@@TAOutdoors I honestly couldn't do it without content providers like you. My education was a little lacking and I learned from trial and error before KZbin came along.

[@prsgroove3117]

As a scout I like him because he makes me look experienced and knowledgeable.

[@stackablemushroomsoup6233]

Let me grammar correct you. “ I love how your tutorial makes me look brilliant, when it is time to take the scouts out into the woods and teach them skills.

[@noahpelchat9713]

@@stackablemushroomsoup6233 don't you mean, let me correct your grammar.

[@TheScoundrel70]

Mike, I hope you do a series like this. Maybe one video every 2-3 months where you show a set of projects that can be done with "common" tools. I think including things like knots, lashings, etc. is a great way to expand the curriculum you are demonstrating, and showing the field maintenance of the tools is helpful to not only teach the field maintenence, but gives us an idea of how much work a tool can do before needing attention. This was GREAT!! I like the silent working demo, with summary and discussion at the end. This would have to be my favorite of all your tutorial videos, very well done!

[@edpahde7838]

Up at of û it's hi of

[@randyanderson5236]

Dear Sir, New subscriber here. I have followed you for a few years now on KZbin. Just watched your “building a Saxon house on Amazon Prime. I have always enjoyed your content. Ex military here, and you add to what I know. Your father however, pushed me over the top!!! Well the two of you interacting together. Simply amazing! I humbly thank you. I only wish my father and I had had the chance to do half of these things together. Sadly I lost him during a deployment. I live vicariously through these videos. I can’t thank you and him enough! Hopefully you will actually see this and know you have made a difference.

[@sharkbate316]

You’re the only dude on KZbin who can get me to watch a video where at 20 minutes, there’s yet to be a single word spoken. Brilliant!

[@rockclimberdude1238]

Ikr lol

[@eileenbrodie7686]

Silky saw= does it. Augering leg holes by rotating knife; does it… but, dulls knife blade, with one’s knife being essential for so many other uses that don’t dull it as rapidly. A purpose-made bushcraft conical chisel-tenon cutter, welded together onto a screw-auger of matching size, makes a great drill and tenoner for stools, etc. instead of using knife. Of course, knowing how to craft legs/holes using only a knife always a good skill, and knife can always be resharpened. Splitting lashings with buried knife=great technique.

[@shaynejenkins446]

@@eileenbrodie7686 Both of those techniques are in this video. Know it all

[@jorns6678]

I like how you don't talk and just show. Very relaxing to watch with my morning coffee and making me want to go outside and apply the skills you teach!

[@EV3NTH888]

I love the fact that there is no talking, just the sounds. of the work being done. very soothing, like ASMR.

[@bossmanviking]

@Kylea Brown its asmr

[@CiaofCleburne]

It is very ASMR-ish. I love it so far....

[@suecollins3246]

Yeah - spare me the video where the person spends the first five minutes jumping up and down and telling the viewers how _excited_ they are to be doing the video. And why.

[@judylloyd7901]

@@suecollins3246 Exactly!

[@hldemdude2005]

I love how its just showing you what he's doing. No narration just straight up deliberate actions.

[@TheGrayman1234]

Thanks for the "No Talk" versions. Actually relaxing brother. Thanks again.

[@Gunker02]

I love watching these types of videos.

[@shannonehlert8482]

Geez these Minecraft shaders are getting really realistic

[@1sthename70]

I know right

[@Smelt-t3e]

Thank you for this very original comment

[@shannonehlert8482]

@@Smelt-t3e you’re welcome

[@Smelt-t3e]

@@shannonehlert8482 lol, that was sarcasm

[@shannonehlert8482]

@@Smelt-t3e well it doesn’t translate well over internet

[@snoopyevans9447]

It was a day of serenity, deliberate action, and not a single word needed spoken. Actions speaking louder than words

[@mattcoope76]

A short tutorial on knots would be fab if you get time as I'm off camping in Cornwall next month Thanks again , Matt

[@81dedhed]

I live in Australia and man, I wish our trees grew that straight! They grow all over the place!

[@matchington1148]

81dedhed same in Texas. No tree is straight, they’re all zig zagged and wonky. Makes it hard to use for bushcraft tools

[@Donkey26]

Me too

[@PaulusLevitticus]

Me too South Africa

[@zugmeister314]

Nevada (Las Vegas) here. What is this "trees" thing you speak of?

[@rodio5016]

where i live there are straight trees but there are pats al over the place were people walk so we can not use the trees caus there is no space to use to built on

[@Viajedelavida]

You should set up an audio library of wood shopping, sawing and skimming. Hollywood B-movie productions would pay for these sounds. Imagine playing 1: 20 down a phone to someone!

[@jimmycornflake2636]

I loved this video, no rambling, just straight up how to. Loads of good stuff. Thanks.

[@mary80brown]

Its 230 am, and I'm wishing this video was even longer! It's so peaceful, and I'm learning at the same time. This is what I call a great learning experience.

[@agatagarcia4454]

Oh... A candle in the wind... THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@MrTackleberry79]

Excellent display of several techniques used with edged tools. This is what education should be.(watch, learn, try, repeat)

[@nicktravels]

I put this on in the background on another monitor while I work... little escape from the reality of the office. Thanks for making these videos.

[@kevindouglasjackson]

I just thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. I find them nearly hypnotic, like watching Bob Ross paint, not sure if you know who he is, they are soothing, calming. Keep up the great work, look forward to many more. Thanks

[@PaulSchortemeyer]

Minus the Bob Ross hair!

[@AG.Floats]

Oh look a Bob Ross analogy gee never seen that one before...

[@fabiansmh5060]

Asmr you na

[@yoyodawg8763]

Bob ross and david simmins could be brothers lmao

[@woodspirit98]

@@AG.Floats how bout Mr Rogers then.

[@LauraRodriguez-nf7vo]

Thank you!!! I can watch this over and over and never get tired of watching. 🙏

[@inmyopinion6836]

Nice foam rubber mallet , ... I mean , Spruce mallet . We have hardwood trees here in the Southern States . I make 2 cuts on a 4" log with a limb , nip that limb at 6 or 8 inches ... and I'm friggin' Thor ! AND ! I LOVE your pot tree . I made that thing , and at least 10 different variations of your hangers . I couldn't quit . A sharp knife , some good ideas and a bottle of Mead ... life has it's good moments . Thanks !

[@MrWolfe-pf8pm]

I can never get enough of these voiceless videos, from this, to Rune Malte 😍😍😍

[@Sam-zf2wg]

Bertram changed my life! But I’m glad TA’s out here too, for us Americans that need links to buying stuff that Bertram just blacksmiths! Ahaha

[@javanbybee4822]

Samuel Silva he does a fair bit of bushcraft as well or he did

[@rwhite3345]

Rune Malte is probably one of if not the best Bushcraft KZbinrs, at least i think.

[@joshuarogers8466]

The color palette of this entire video is very cohesive, down to the color of the pack and the smaller bags, very pleasing on the eyes. I'm sure this was not an accident, so we'll done!

[@youwild4432]

I love these, especially when you're out with your dad!

[@johnralston5818]

... Watching one of your videos only serves to remind me just how far, society, women & kids have altered us... we are approaching the abyss of culture... Dammit, the future doesn't bode well. So Thank Goodness for a few ,who are left like you Mike, & Thanks dearly for your videos... & may there always be a remnant. ; )

[@SilentBushcraft]

The seat and the workbench are amazing! Thanks for showing! Great job. Greetings!

[@TheScoundrel70]

Silent Bushcraft - Pure Nature , this video reminded me of your videos! I really like the silent demonstration style using good camera angles and thoughtful framing of shots to show the skills, techniques, and steps.

[@josephbenson4413]

About halfway through I was thinking... he needs a workbench!

[@colenorthway8578]

the amount of sheer effort this guy puts into his videos Is insane. Great work!!!

[@현-야생서바이벌캠핑bu]

How is it possible to have so much talent, Simply beautiful film making skills that perfectly display your woodland skills to perfection.

[@Eternal_inquire]

I have been in the forest 92% of the time and in my room at home for 8%. I’ve been sitting in the forest by my house for so long lol, I built a chair and a perfect table. It’s so fun. I literally go the whole day, come home sleep and go again.

[@walking-the-world1]

This is the perfect video for me right now. Booked flights to Norway a couple of hours ago; I’m going camping in the Norwegian wilderness for a week which I’m looking forward to. This has given me some ideas!

[@TAOutdoors]

The Randomer enjoy your trip!

[@walking-the-world1]

@@TAOutdoors thank you I'm sure I will!

[@eliminator7ful]

I've watched a lot of youtube videos covering a range of subject matter. But this may the best video I've seen of them all! Great concept. Great execution. A video is worth a thousand words, as the saying goes.

[@jennymcfly6942]

Endlich mal richtig bushcraft zwischen dem "kaufe dies und kaufe das" KZbin Kanälen. Danke 😊✌🏾

[@blackhawkbushcraft]

Ok, this was awesome!!!! No endless jabbering and just plain real! Thanks for sharing, sir! 👍

[@BlackRoseNite]

Found this from watching vids on off the grid lifestyle popped up in recommendations.This is some awesome stuff

[@davidnunn1790]

I don't

[@ronandanne1]

Going to go out on a limb and suggest that Mike knows what he is doing. 😁 Fascinating video!

[@ludwigbooth4882]

This is my favorite bushcraft video on KZbin.

[@ChrisD0078]

Great skills to know and a good way to keep yourself occupied while enjoying nature. Thanks Mike. Hit that million good sir

[@ugabuga3379]

finaly someone with this type of bushcaft vidio...........thank you SO much

[@eriktaylor5704]

I come back to this video regularly for ideas for my scout troop. Thank you.

[@johnpoole8321]

Yes i did enjoy. Brought me back to my younger days. Thank you , these are nice to watch on cold winter days from my couch :)

[@tharles8821]

I'm Brazilian,i really liked your channel. I work with carpentri in Brazil,and found your work very interesting, congratulations!

[@derekstynes9631]

All You need is a Good Dog for us all to fall in Love with ! Great Job as usual .

[@Sam-zf2wg]

I’m so glad you posted what kind of auger you used. Only after you gave a name to the tool I’ve been looking for , I was able to find it on amazon! Thanks again

[@casualpreparedness2347]

Hands on Bushcraft, getting the job done. Excellent Video. 👍👍😎

[@dr.humbertotartaglia5290]

My congratulations guy, this is true bushcraft, and it is greatly appreciated that the videos are silent. This is the first time I've seen your channel, but I'm already subscribed.

[@ashleytran6885]

Love your creative and calm videos. Thanks also for the "gear I use" suggestions. I am building my outdoor/survival skills in order to do ultimately do bushcraft. Keep up the videos, really great!!!

[@leeprocter1452]

Really enjoyed this one mike....just the ticket when having my morning coffee..more like it please all the best mate

[@markschwegler1100]

Now that was a Totally Awesome Outdoor video, Bushcraft and primitive camp skills plain and simple!!!

[@dpairyqt]

Awesome Vid Mike... It's always cool to watch you put together random things using your tools and the bush. It's hard to look away for just a moment lol worrying I might miss something.. Hope all is going well with the staging process of your new domestic arrangements. !! Cheers man..

[@jamescrofts9218]

What axe/hatchet would recommend for starting out on a budget?

[@luisloya1120]

But estwing

[@rhughes004]

This is fantastic. You are excellent at what you do. I love the editing style of the video as well. One of the most ASMR bushcraft videos I’ve ever watched. Makes me want to get out in the woods.

[@jixy2066]

This is so satisfying.

[@ogi22]

Love that style. Simple show of tools, skills and what can be achieved. Also a wonderful, relaxing time while watching :)

[@goistoist]

What a great video. Love these simple instructionals. I wish I could upvote twice.

[@ScottRauber]

Possibly the best how-to packed bushcraft vid I've ever seen! Awesome! Much respect and gratitude bud! Thank you!

[@TAOutdoors]

Scott Rauber cheers Scott

[@JensMHA]

Splendid video, shows the tranquility possible in the woods to a level I have never seen in any sort or form on film earlier! Thank you!!

[@skamcpt]

this is sooooo satisfying to watch. love the woodcraft!!!

[@unfriekn]

great use of stop cuts. I'll have to try that next time I'm squaring a log up. Thank you.

[@ghosthunter679]

Ahh the sounds of fire in the woods ...hard to beat ...snooze time 😉

[@kathyesargent9088]

Your Dad is amazing now I know where you get your skills from❤️❤️

[@7storm776]

Once again, great job man... Thank you for your efforts.

[@HuntinHound]

Quiet in the woods videos are so underated, i absolutely love the peace of the woods 😚👌

[@RumMonkeyable]

OMGosh, Mike, you're just 3K subscribers away from 1M!!!!! This is fantastic! When I joined, you only had 25K subscribers! You've come a long way, Baby!!!! Yippee!!!!! ❤️️👍P.S. This was a VERY helpful video! Please consider doing more like this one! Thanks!😍

[@RNDM85]

The sounds are so soothing... Falling asleep 😁

[@AlbertDolmans]

That root with that knife....mesmerising!

[@davidetoppetta4435]

Now that's BUSHCRAFT! Thanks for sharing.

[@miaroche8182]

Wow! Another awesome video by the best You tubercular KZbin! Keep up the great work and ideas/shelters!

[@ethanboyd7843]

My man! This Eagle Scout and son of a 'woods are better than riatlin' trapper is so happy to see somebody that knows what lashing is and that it ain't just tyin; wood together, Great editing and camera work tii. I"m a new fan and sub for sure. At 36 I'm starting to get back at what I spent my young years doing. I won't have to search under bridges for a penthouse anymore but I've got acreage (800) and a new strip along a great trout and smallmouth creek to make something of. Just never wanna make it look like a Eurotrash 'campsite'

[@tallbean8565]

going out with a mate Saturday to do an overnight camp, we have set some dead wood there last time. we will be doing a few of these ideas then

[@agatagarcia4454]

I ❤️ TA OUTDOORS.

[@AlbertDolmans]

Wow ! I watched spellbound ! Impressive ! Full of surprises ! Thank you for sharing that !

[@pctips4all]

That was absolutely amazing!! Best thing I have watched in a long time. That knife was cutting like the wood was an apple. Wow! What kind of knife and what were you using to sharpen it? Incredible!!! Thank you!!!!!!

[@alphawhiskey8042]

You do you but you had a pretty roundabout way of doing things. Fire hanger design is a new one to me, nice.

[@Mrgamerguy1]

If u didn’t search for this and finded this on the recommended u are a legend

[@freetime-1980]

Nature is so beautiful

[@francisgilbert5853]

Came for the campfire hanger. Such a cool design I’ll definitely use myself. Little seat was cool also.

[@zimzimma1210]

Great video Mike cheers for the entertainment, hope all is well with your moving preparations and hope the missus and bubba all well. ATB

[@TheKnightsShield]

This is like watching an episode of MacGyver (the original, of course), and wondering what MacGyver will make next. I'm just wondering when you're going to build a bushcraft glider?

[@adrianbew9641]

Just a tip from my telecomm days and using the hand auger the handle works better if it is tapered that way you can tighten it into the hole and use the auger more efficiently and precisely and when packing up simply tap apart . Liked the video.

[@martinczibere1530]

Thats a very usefull video with lot of technics. Thank you for showing your practice, greeting from Hungary!

[@tedsamuels3203]

I like your bush craft videos and I also like mixing survival skills with Bush crafting ...What ,we learn is what we know ? Thank you for videos and I hope you show more.....Learning..Lol

[@tonymcloughlin7007]

You are very multi talented bloke. Top quality content , camera work and editing. Tony from Doncaster.

[@RLU-wt8vi]

Love your vids. Congratulations on the good news. Had to read the comments to catch up. Some strange reason, that one video just won't open. Oh, and congrats to grandpop! Can't wait for your 1M. You and Shawn James are my favorites. Keep up the great work. All the best from Ohio, USA.

[@annettemillette4091]

lovely seeing you again

[@steved1979]

Gday mate, really enjoyed watching this. Very much appreciate a video with no talking / rubbish music. Thanks for sharing it!

[@rjlatham999]

You are turning into primitive technology with the no-talk. awesome stuff

[@oscardavis3906]

WELL guys, YOUR VIDEO has SO MUCH GOING on. ONE BEING >>> IT IS SO CALMING to the soul, just to sit and watch., enjoying a morning cup of brew. HERDSMAN III OLD III

[@auntiecarrollyn1]

Congrats on being so close to 1 million subs. So well deserved. I remember when you first started now look at you.

[@malachitobias8880]

That was some no frills serious Bush craft skills there young man. Thank you. I really enjoyed learning and I shall definitely subscribe 😊

[@mikerivera4777]

Always good to see new projects. Keep up the great work. Good luck to you and the family.

[@HatchetSurvival]

awesome bench mike. i tried making one on my channel and it did not work out well 😂 glad to say i just finished my first shelter though!

[@TAOutdoors]

Hatchet Survival congrats on finishing the shelter!

[@Matjo7588dk]

As a bench to sit on the design is not very good. you saw on the vid it kept going down by the pressure. im also pretty sure thats why he didnt sit on it after that. that design I think you have to be lucky to get a 100% correct for it will be able to hold the weight of a human without folding at some point. For other things its simple, and good. but as a bench to sit on i wouldnt use that design. laws of nature.. with weight, pressure, but the same ideas goes again and again and can often be crossed, so its just making diffrent legs for the bench if you want to sit on by sawing the log that he used for the stool for examble. then you have 2 or 3. 10 inch cirkles like for the stool. then make a dent at the top for the sitting log to go in, and flat at the bot to stand on the ground, easy work to, and wont be pushed apart by more weight. But can easily be taken down and moved.

[@pspears.885]

Matti Johansen I would like you to see you get out there and do better

[@Matjo7588dk]

@@pspears.885 Do what better? What are you talking about? to do anything better would imply something was done wrong? Hatchet wrote his attempt failed and then the commet was this technique is not too well suited for a bench to take a lot of weight. Does not mean anything was build wrong, the technique is well used and very good. But if you want to make a simple bench you can sit on that will not sinck and most likely break from the pressure that build up then other technigues is better suited. Sort of super simple. you wouldnt use the cooking rack thing as a door frame either. not because its not super as a cooking wrack but because other things work better to put a door on. So I would like to see you not be so defensive and read before jumping to such things. there is no critism in the comment.. its all about use, and to build things for what it will be used for and three sticks with a rope can do many things and also hold weight. but its not that good compared to other things if you want to use it for something you will sit on for a long time with pressure being applied at a constant rate. Has nothing to do with anything being done wrong or bad, But I do thank you for taken the time to make a comment on something that wasnt said in a thread on youtube. And after that can we agree there is no need to make anything better because ofc the things being made in this video is made perfectly for the use it was needed for.. Super simple.

[@pspears.885]

Matti Johansen thanks for the essay

[@shropshirehistory908]

This is awesome I’d love to own a woods and be able to do stuff like this again, since my dad died and his wife sold all the land all I get to do is bit of wild camping here and there as there is nowhere for me to do this sort of thing now….new sub from me 👍🏻

[@tealpanda1499]

the amount of patience tho, I could never.

[@garyminick1050]

Wow that is a huge piece of fatwood !!

[@garyminick1050]

Or was I mistaken .

[@jasondalton6111]

Cork on the scotch auger is a great idea.

[@Sephy47]

Amazing ! Thanks for sharing your skills and the forest !

[@tardismole]

Loved it. It's a recap of all the little projects that make the big builds go smoothly. Except, as I recall, for your dad's fingernails. :)

[@simonhughes2902]

Alright bro, pretty sure this is actually just heaven