Bush Crafts - Creating The Ultimate Bushcraft Chair!

[@gazgf]

Thanks Joe….subbed and look forward to seeing what you come up with on your channel 👏 P.s. dirty hands are good for the immune system! 🤝👍

[@madt1008]

Brilliant. You can’t beat English woodland

[@joes_craft]

Too right 🙂 thanks

[@Reeceeeyyyy]

What a great video. When I’m not out practising Bushcraft, I’m often watching other people on KZbin to learn. You clearly ooze knowledge and experience in your subject with a great commentary to help people understand what you were doing. Truly enjoyed watching you craft that chair. However I had to stop for a break once you started cooking that steak because you made me really hungry. Even if it was a shamble in a grubby mitt 😆LOL thanks for sharing 👍

[@joes_craft]

Ha thanks. Hope your steak turned out better than mine 🙂

[@markhotson1049]

Fantastic and original - very enjoyable and real !

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Mark, glad you liked it 🙂

[@markmartyn8555]

Nice video Joe good to see good bushcraft skills we can all have a go at

[@joes_craft]

Thanks matey, I look forward to seeing yours 🙂

[@greywindLOSP]

Just came across your channel, am glad I did! Thank you for your time and dedication.....ATB

[@joes_craft]

Thank you!

[@donscottvansandt4139]

Very nice!

[@joes_craft]

thank you 🙂

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Cracking video Joe really enjoyed this I see your a bushcraft instructor so that makes your channel even more interesting to myself hopefully I can pick up a few tips along the way the chair looked great enjoyed the voice over atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Jimmy, I'm enjoying passing the skills in in a slightly different way 🙂

[@s.willfd]

This is awesome!

[@joes_craft]

Glad you liked it 🙂

[@perebird]

Cracking film and great skills Joe 👍 it’s bound to stimulate people to get out there and give it a go 🔥🍻

[@joes_craft]

Thank you :-) that'd be great

[@chrishorton1631]

Just found this as I was looking for inspiration... and you have been. I enjoyed your presentation, it was very reminiscent of forces banter. I will be back and I am hoping to create something like that chair at the Bushcraft show later this month. (not sure I have the wrist strength though) thanks, mate.

[@joes_craft]

Hi Chris, that's great to hear, thanks 🙂 I've made these chairs before using paracord to replace withys. Just need to cut the hazel slats and a sturdy tripod and lash it all together.

[@barneysbimbles]

A tour de force in bushcraftsmanship! Well done Joe, really enjoyed that 👍

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Barney! 🙂

[@Wald-Bushcraft]

Very good 👍 great video 👍🤝

[@joes_craft]

Thank you 🙂

[@markjackson6742]

Loving the vids, with a good dollop of Joe humour to boot as well! :) Keep them coming Joe, very good to watch, cheers Jacko (Mark J)👍

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Mark, those are my best 'dad' jokes 🙂

[@Arpad_Kovacs]

Great video & skills, and very inspirational. I just want to leave behind everything and go to the woods right now.

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Arpad - at least you'd have a chair 🙂

[@Leeturner-vm5wu]

Another great video, thanks Joe

[@joes_craft]

Thank you, my pleasure!

[@greencraft4783]

Wonderful work as always Joe. A great watch.

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Neil, glad you liked it 🙂

[@oAdaaMo]

Great video Joe!! Thankyou!

[@joes_craft]

Thanks! 🙂

[@kringsja9913]

great video and great tip with the hole under the fire.. i dont often see videos where people twist the wood back onto itself like e rope .in norway they used that same technique to bind fences and stuff and altso as type of wood carabiner (Vidjespenning)

[@joes_craft]

Thanks! I think the twisted withy must be an extremely ancient technique in many places around the world 🙂

[@DrAdrianTodd]

Brilliant! Great video and loved the commentary!

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Adrian! 🙂

[@ukcarpenteroutdoors7081]

Glad I found your channel buddy. How you don’t have 100000 subs is beyond me ATB

[@joes_craft]

Thank you! Maybe after my fourth video?... 🙂

[@edwardjones4108]

Great video Joe, looking forward to more. Which model / make is your rucksack? Looks like an old moded Berghaus. Cheers Rd

[@joes_craft]

Thanks Ed! It's a homemade/upcycled rucksack. I rescued an old Berghaus Cyclops Roc just as it was about to be launched into a skip by it's owner. Re-used the straps, buckles and made the rest of it up from brown cordura and other bits and bobs. Here's a few pics instagram.com/p/CQ-rH7AhcGA/ instagram.com/p/CO6WsqdhsLy/

[@edwardjones4108]

Excellent Joe, great job! Look forward to seeing it in action in future videos.

[@Mugwumps107]

When’s your next filum Joe???

[@joes_craft]

Thanks for asking :-) Hopefully back on it next week!

[@davethabushcrafter]

as I am in yorkshire, wondering if the man eating aligators can be taken as a youthism :-)

[@joes_craft]

Maybe 🙂