Bushcraft, Bucksaw & Good Times

[@longrider42]

Nicely made saw. I made one about 20 years ago and I'm still using it. I made a short one 20inch blade for myself and a 28 inch one for my father. Glad to see Mr. Cat enjoying himself. Keep up the good video's.

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks James. Nice thing to do for your father. Thanks for watching.

[@irritablearchitect]

There is something immensely satisfying about splitting fallen timber into a stack of firewood. Beautiful vid, sir.

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot. an for watching.

[@zeemansushi]

I like your bucksaw, and love the music is so soothing. Thanks for sharing...

[@busycando]

Great video,thanks for letting us come along...!!!

[@LumberjackDK]

Thank you for watching.

[@thetopicala]

I liked the way you did the feather sticks and tinder safely, too. Great hint!. Your knife in action, cool! Nice music selection also. Thank you for sharing.

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot. I'll really like your knives to. They are amazing..

[@thetopicala]

Thank You. Your knifes are pro stuff, end of iyour knife, head button makes it really good tool like hammer head. Very good. I also got an idea for hobo stoves without anything, just fresh brances in the beginning... while looking one of your video, splended idea:) Happy new year to you and hopefully we see soon new videos from you.

[@LumberjackDK]

thetopicala Send you a pm

[@DonnyB]

LumberjackDK cool video, the bushcraft cat is back. As ***** said, cool music and great atmosphere

[@jaylane82]

Awesome place. Good music. And great appreciation for shareing it. :-)

[@LumberjackDK]

Really glad you like it.

[@beageek2]

I learned a couple of things from you. Interesting use of the knife to get shavings. I like the design of the bow saw. Please teach me more. - BAG2

[@benohair3193]

Such a good video I love the way you do your feather sticks way safer and more efficient thanks for the tips!

[@LumberjackDK]

Really glad you like it, an yes the featherstick is a save way- specailly wen it is Cold.

[@PAULIEBOY1967]

Great vid , always enjoy coming along excellent job on the bucksaw very well made your skills with your knife are excellent thank you for sharing your experience ps your knives are as good as any I've seen on here stay safe Paul

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot, really nice of you to say. Hope that more will like the knives in the new year :-)

[@ncnurseryman]

Great vid. Good tips on making the little strips.

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot, an thanks for watching.

[@mirrorman1025]

Beautiful saw, and cat aswell

[@bushfalke]

Real good one,pure inspiration.Thanks for sharing. ATB Falko

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot. ATB

[@MTwoodsrunner]

awesome work on that bucksaw Lj well done video as well!...woods

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot. An for taking time to Watch my video's...

[@Naturliebe]

Excellent and very relaxing video, brother. Your bucksaw is pretty cool and works really great. Good job with your knife. Looks like a plodder and works great as well. Thanks for sharing. All the best and Happy New Year to you and your family. Greetings Tito

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot, happy new year to you.

[@mrbakerskatz]

Best video I have seen this year , New Sub . Thanks

[@lyndonlucier791]

When I saw you put your knife on the log you cut I was like o great another batoner guy but I realized you knew enough to choose a price of would that your knife can handle unlike most of these other guys on KZbin trying to chop through a foot wide tree lol Nice saw by the way Ive been thinking about making one like this myself

[@bradstone9834]

I just found your channel, I love this video! I also really like your Bushcraft cat! 😁 I subscribed and look forward to more of your videos.

[@themiwoodsman7222]

great vid very nice saw !

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot.

[@themiwoodsman7222]

great vid , nice job on the bucksaw ! subbed !

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot.

[@longrider42]

Very nice knife, but I always shudder a bit when I see some one whacking on it with a log to split another log. I have always carried a small axe or tomahawk when I go walking in the woods. I now have a type C Nordland Viking axe. Its small and handy. Good cutting edge and a heavy poll for pounding stuff. Here is a good description : This example is a Peterson Type C style axe with a pronounced hanging beard, nearly straight top and slightly curved cutting edge. The Type C was a style found in the northern half of Norway and in Sweden. As sold by Kult of Athena.

[@LumberjackDK]

I'll baton like this often, it's safe. The size of log is to show that my knives are strong an can get the job done. But not something you have to do with the knife. I'll also use axe, been doing that in other video's.

[@ed1968man]

I loved everything about this video. I think the only thing I would do differently with the bucksaw is to use wingnuts. They're easier to manipulate when your fingers are getting cold. But...that's just my opinion. I am thinking about that knife. It's very practical.

[@LumberjackDK]

Edward Sumerdon thanks alot🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@DonVonGun]

Nice video Lumber. Love your knife, and saw :) Mr. Pussy is cool as allways. ;)

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks you so much, hope to soon se some video's from you! Really great stuff you do!

[@bigfootbushcraft7063]

I wish I was rich & cld afford one of your blades brother. Trust me if I ever hit the big one, I will have one.

[@LumberjackDK]

Really glad you like my blades. Hope to hear from you one day. Thanks!

[@jaknife99]

Love the design, your own invention? I can see it saves a few construction steps and possibly helps guard the blade?

[@bushcraftpopolsku4107]

Beautiful cat. What is race?

[@ruizhernandeztrustfi]

Another excellent video, very relaxing. And the name of your cat is?

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot, the name is: Mr. Cat :)

[@FrontierLegacy]

I know the song is from "Arthur", but where did you find the whole version?

[@jellemiltenburg8726]

nice buck saw and music may i know the name of it thanks alot

[@hassanmian8987]

Hi Does the buck saw middle piece ever slip out? Is this better than Dave Cantebury's design.?

[@lmglange]

Cool vid Lumber! Damn that knife got a hell of a pounding :) I have been usikg the same wire pothanger setup with my mugs. Its just much easier to suspend the mug over the fire!! I am looking forward to meet you in our upcoming gathering with bushcraft.dk :)

[@LumberjackDK]

Yes the knife is pretty strong:-) Really good pot-hanger system it you ask me. Looking forward to the gathering an also meeting you. Thanks

[@survivingdenmark2516]

fandeme en smuk sav du har lavet der, er mørtrikken nødvendig eller er det bare ekstra sikkerhed under transport?

[@irameslisboa6418]

muito bom,parabéns.

[@terrysmith3051]

at is the knife ?

[@vows2sweden]

den bästa bucksaw jag har sett! :) har du ritning?

[@elliottmazur143]

I see those pieces parts disappearing in a hurry

[@joostvandiepen8838]

I like the cat. Does he go hiking with you?

[@LumberjackDK]

Thanks alot... Yes Mr.Cat comes along on hikes.

[@terrysmith3051]

oops What is the knife? :O)

[@LumberjackDK]

The knife is my own design. Thanks for watching.

[@vicvic7678]

Do you have a drawing with all allowances for the buck? If so send you my email for drawing.