Bushcraft Wild Camping in the Rain - Making a Bucksaw in the Woods - Coffee and Bacon - Tarp Shelter

[@valteriy3554]

Very nice. Thanks

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@jeremynorman5329]

Again it is good to see you looking healthy. Thank you for you wonderful skills and taking the time to pass them onto us. Take care my friend R.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks Jeremy!!

[@ufx808]

The bacon looked great,. Impressive woodworking skills. Thank you 👍

[@Trail75]

Awesome video

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@michael-outdoors]

Hrj, just saw your "Solo Bushcraft Overnight - X-Frame Bucksaw", and now this other Bucksaw: thanks for sharing. Outdoor greetings, Michael

[@richardcranium6554]

Loved the tree sawhorse trick. I'm olde af. Been around the block a few times, yet you usually teach this old dawg some new tricks. Thanks, brother.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks Richard!

[@koolaid117]

Always a pleasure to view your videos! The serenity of the woods in ever present in them. Now I want some bacon.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!!

[@jossi9828]

The wood you crafted is very soft, it's satisfying

[@Swedwoods]

👍👍

[@321southtube]

Another gem...wonderful. The shelter looks simple yet solid. Awesome saw! Wasn't sure if it was snowing or you're wood crafting was kicking up a lot of sawdust! ;-) Wrapped it all up with coffee and bacon....a perfect day! Thanks so much

[@Swedwoods]

HA HA 😂😂 Thanks my friend!

[@feelsman7837]

You, along with Rune Nielsen are the best non-vocal bushcraft channels on KZbin

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!!

[@bluesky5542]

Hi again greatings from Moose Jaw in Saskatchewan I watched more videos from you and u deserve my respect. I can see u enjoy your time in the bush. I also love being alone sometime and turn the switch off. For sure I be with you and keep learning then we do this our whole life. I think you r a good man and I wish u the best. They healthy so that we all can enjoy you work. Awesome I love it. Bye bye

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!

[@TheVespap200e]

Your woodcraft skills are amazing! I really like how you tied the piece of wood to the tree to saw it. Genius! Your elders from the past would be very happy, I'm sure. Keep up the great videos, I learn something every time I watch them! Tack!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@mohammadzandsalimy6590]

I actually don't know if this comment is sarcastic or not.

[@northwindforge7663]

nice day to be in the woods :) thanks for posting

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@super66craig]

Always a joy to watch your superb woodsmanship and craft skills. Your easily the best of any of my watched channels and highly instructive. It's like watching my grandfather as he would have done a hundred years ago before camping was inundated with all the commercial crap that most of the "Bushcraft" channels are now telemarketing to unsuspecting people now. Real woodsmen can and should make a much as possible to really enjoy themselves and entertain their watchers. Great work my Friend!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot my friend!!

[@petter5721]

Tack för ännu en fin film 🇸🇪👍🏻

[@Swedwoods]

Tack själv!

[@Miguel_ON65]

Hi my friend. At last, you have get a fabulouse saw. Congratulations. Waiting for your next nice video, as usual. Greetings from Madrid

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@mglennon5535]

Nice! I built one similar a few weeks back. Compact, stout 15 inch blade. Cuts like a dream. Keep up the good show. Always enjoy! Thanks

[@Swedwoods]

Nice! Thanks!

[@GraysOutdoors]

Very peaceful demonstration, like the tree clamp👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@SurvivorMetalMan]

Another excellent adventure brother!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks bro!

[@jims9249]

Always enjoyable viewing as well as educational.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@anthonyjacobs6790]

Thanks for sharing. For me, this is better than meditation.

[@Swedwoods]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358]

Great build on the bow saw... Even better build on the BACON! Love your videos Brother... keep it coming! Cheers

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@bulletheed1970]

I got a buck saw yesturday for nothing but i need to make one like yours just so i can up my bushcraft skills. Great video bud thank you.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@tjyckling]

Toppklass som alltid. Väldigt lärorikt att se hur man gör en såg, det ska jag ge mig i kast med.

[@Swedwoods]

Tackar!

[@johnwealthy6821]

Very nice. I am new to Bushcraft and really enjoyed this.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!

[@novicenorthman2146]

Really top notch stuff - I'll be a proud man if I ever make one of those! Bacon well deserved!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@khhz1030]

Thank you for the interesting moments. Always waiting for you. I will be glad to see you ⚘

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@martinzata]

Nice saw. Good work. Super video.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@carlosm.pelaez4827]

Very good video! You can almost feel the heat of the fire and the taste of coffee and bacon Thanks 👍

[@Swedwoods]

Nice! Thanks!

[@TheScoundrel70]

Looks like a Husqvarna carpenters axe? Or Hultafors maybe? Either way, they are ideal for Bushcrafting and extremely underrated. Another great bow saw build! Thanks for bringing us along on another awesome trip. It's great to see a Bushcrafter spending time crafting, whether it was the saw, tree vice, multi use tripod setup or any of your crafting projects. Cheers! 👍🏻❤️🇨🇦

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot Sean! Yes Husqvarna Carpenters axe

[@FlyingHaggisFilms]

A beautiful film again. Thanks.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks Harry!

[@joeyjoejoejr.shabadu8857]

Cool I really liked the tree tie technique!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@rmhanseniii]

Man, that wood cuts like butter

[@Swedwoods]

👍👍

[@maxkingery3755]

BRAND NEW PANT ,COAT, TARP, AXE, NICE AND A BEAUTIFUL SAW

[@Swedwoods]

👍👍

[@jamessix60]

Thanks. I'm keeping this video in my tool videos. Nice camp set up. Have a great day

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@piragna6483]

Muy buen trabajo! Felicitaciones por la herramienta! Saludos 🇦🇷

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@thornwarbler]

Always a pleasure..............Thanks

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@blomkillen]

Thanks for the video! Hope for a several day video in the bush for summer :D

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks. That is the plan. Im heading north this summer.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Relaxing trip. Looked like the saw was quite usable.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@soldiersofjesuschristbroth5739]

Ruins taught you well you guys very like enjoy warching you both learning a lot from both of you.

[@Swedwoods]

who taught me well?

[@soldiersofjesuschristbroth5739]

That came out wrong

[@pcz5233]

Coffee & Bacon...doesn't get much better than that!

[@Swedwoods]

Right! Thanks!

[@Malibu_Dawn]

The very definition of elegance!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@kan-zee]

1:50 I like that Tree Vice you made with cordage..cool idea. 😎👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@anders1685]

Great video as always I enjoy watching very much THANK YOU

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@dariomassimi5949]

You did a really good work, man! Thanks for sharing...

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!!

[@AHTFoto]

Thanks for this new video. Your skills are fantastic and the saw turned out beautiful. Love it! Look forward to next project from you. Best wishes from Arve Herman Tangen and Monika Kjeldstad from Trysil in Norway. 🇳🇴🇳🇴👍😂👍🇳🇴🇳🇴

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot Arve and Monika!!

[@corax1975]

Hello! And again a great video !!! I'm looking forward to the next video! Greetings from Germany Tobias

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot Tobias!

[@handymanalbert]

Thank you so so much for sharing your knowledge. Humbly appreciated Sir!

[@Swedwoods]

you are most welcome, thanks!

[@ThePiomro]

Dear @swedwoods One tip. An egg is a perfect addition to fried bacon. It changes everything. However, your movies are very good. Best regards from Poland.

[@Swedwoods]

Yeah every morning dude. But this was afternoon snack to my coffee. Thanks!

[@SouthernPatriot1]

As always this was a great video and your woodcraft is amazing! Liked the way you tied the wood to the tree so you could saw them in half. Congrats on your sub count...almost 60k! Wow, well deserved! Blessings and take care brother, Nikki.

[@Swedwoods]

Double thanks Nikki!!

[@brianspencer4220]

Hi Swedwoods: Calling you crafty is definitely a compliment. Great saw development I suspect you had a specific picture of the completed item in your mind from the start. Thanks, Brian 78

[@Swedwoods]

Yes for once I had a pretty clear image of what I wanted to build! Thanks

[@jamesellsworth9673]

You should never be at a loss for a bow saw in the woods!

[@Swedwoods]

Exactly! The smaller folding saws for me really is just for small detailed work or emergencies. The big stroke on one of these makes it possible to saw wood for days without getting tired

[@pressenter902]

Amazing skills,knowledge,passion and dedication. All well organised, even the wood on the fire is placed with caution. Very good attention to detail. Also a nice thing : simplicity, not 10 tents hanging around, just a simple shelter and basic equipment. You took my mind into a nice, relaxing trip. :D felt like...I was there. Overall pure quality!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!!

[@SquishyDingleberry]

I thought you were Hacksaw Jim Duggan for a second. lol! Great video!

[@Swedwoods]

😂 Thanks!

[@lars-goranabrahamsson9337]

Ännu en härlig film från dig. Du har många smarta och finurliga lösningar, och är suverän på att göra saker på plats i skogen. Vilken vacker såg du gjorde.

[@Swedwoods]

Tackar skogskompis!!

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Very nice video.Enjoyed it !!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@berndb.2110]

Great Video, it's always a great pleasure to see you and your amazing skills! Well done! That's real bushcraft! Best regards from Austria!👏🤠🇦🇹

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!!

[@dougthomas1582]

Very enjoyable. Thanks, buddy.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you !

[@md37346]

As always its great fallowing your ,Bushcraft/Camp Skills ect,, take care duid,

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Cracking video mate nice setup and great work on the buck saw atvb jimmy 😎 😎

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@gator83261]

That is an extremely sharp axe.

[@Swedwoods]

👍👍

[@johnhughes8772]

what am i meant to say, well done bro, well done

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks John my friend!

[@tinasearcy4684]

Great job

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@tinasearcy4684]

@@Swedwoods you are welcome anytime

[@wampachile]

thank you sir

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@غفران-غ4ب]

always pleasure to watch🤩🤙🏻

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@robbabcock_]

Wow, amazing!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot Rob!

[@piotr9568]

Super 👍😊 🌲🌲🔥🌲🌲

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@feralgrandad4429]

Another gorgeous video, thank you for sharing :-)

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@survivalfuchsbr]

Good work, very nice !! Thanks, greets Brummer

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@Twobarpsi]

These videos are so important 🇸🇪!!

[@jamesfishfish9099]

Sherwood your camp looks inviteing

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@BushcraftAdventure]

You're a living bushcraft encyclopedia, my friend..🤔 Your skills are uncomplicated and at the same time very useful and effective..😏👍🏻 Every time I look forward to a new atmospheric video from you..🌲🔥🥓 Thanks for your adventures & atb✊🏻🐺🍵 Ꭿℓℯℵ ⋮П￪⟨⋮

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot! I get a bit nervous when someone calls me an encyclopedia 😁 Because I really dont know so much traditional stuff.. I just make stuff up every time I go out... I guess im more kind of a bushcraft Mcgyver, than a tradition bearer.

[@BushcraftAdventure]

@@Swedwoods ahah))😁 l just wanted to say your videos are great as always and the way you make them is unique..keep on Brother😎👍🏻

[@Malibu_Dawn]

If you just make it up as you go then you are a genius!

[@닉네임-c8k]

LIKE UR VIDEO! ^^

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@DavideNaturalBushcraft]

First 👍👍👍 Good job my friend

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!!

[@badhabitz69]

Flaming Bacon!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Love it!

[@愈晴]

Hello, I am a Chinese kid. Born in the countryside, my grandfather is a carpenter. The saw he made is exactly the same as what youtober did.

[@Swedwoods]

Hello. Nice to hear! I kinda thought my version looked asian actually. I think its the slim yet elegant shape. Our stuff up here usually is more rough and thick.

[@Swedwoods]

I would love to see a picture of his saw!

[@愈晴]

If you are willing to give me your email address, I can send you an image.

[@愈晴]

@@Swedwoods This makes me feel that our distance is actually very close。

[@Restless-Dreams]

Привет Друг, скучал без твоих фильмов, где пропал?))) Как всегда гениальные ремесла, изобретения . Вот обед у тебя в этот раз слабоват))) Как всегда палец вверх и жду с нетерпением новых видео!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@toluene833]

Beautiful saw. 💪

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@paulb9062]

Just found you great video thumbs ups and subscribed

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!

[@2manysigns]

Killer . Another masterpiece

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!!

[@cmargheimable]

I never thought about creating a tripod shelter with my tarp and combining that with a pot hook!

[@Swedwoods]

👍

[@willisblevins4190]

Very good job thanks

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@slappadabass1977]

Coffee and bacon. The breakfast of champions.

[@northstar8951]

I love you eat so little...conserving the food reserve for the world

[@TeamKiyotaka]

素晴らしい😆感動しました😊 勉強になります

[@Swedwoods]

👍👍😁

[@MarkGardiner1976]

Another fantastic video, thank you sir. Just one question. Do you not get coffee grounds in the up when placing the coffee directly in the kettle and pouring straight into the cup?

[@super66craig]

its widely known as cowboy coffee. The original history would be that they would carry green coffee beans with them as did all coffee drinkers 100 years ago. Green beans could be stored for long periods if kept dry and they where cheaper than roasted coffee. They then would roast the green beans in a frying pan on the fire or in an oven at home until they reach the dark brown shade with several little cracks. It was then ground up in a coffee meal, the old wood ones you may have seen,. Filling a pot with cold water was very important to the brewing process. Then the ground coffee was added and it would float on top until the water boiled, at which time it would sink to the bottom of the pot. They would also sometimes add egg shells because the calcium would settle the bitterness often found with slightly under roasted coffee. Then you just carefully poured a cup of coffee and the grounds would stay in the pot on the bottom!

[@MarkGardiner1976]

@@super66craig Thanks for the reply. Have a great weekend.

[@jonnybd7301]

Here in Sweden, we use to pour one cup of the newly boiled coffee into a cup, and then pour it straight back into the kettle again to make all coffee settle on the bottom.

[@Swedwoods]

I usually put spruce twigs in the spout as a coffee filter. But was lazy. But if the pan rests long enough after the boil the grounds stay at the bottom. Or you can as Jonny say pour some coffee back in it. In old times when the coffee was of poor quality they used dried skin from pike in the coffee to make it clearer. I have no idea how that tasted LOL

[@MarkGardiner1976]

@@jonnybd7301 Thank you for the info.

[@friluftsliv4572]

Great Thank you Greeting from snowy french Alps

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!!

[@janvanoverdijk8116]

super leuke video ... !!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@tinasearcy4684]

You are definitely a MacGyver of the woods

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks Tina ☺️

[@tinasearcy4684]

@@Swedwoods any time

[@delicious_adventuresUA]

Thank you. Good video.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@RichardT2112]

Great vid! Ever had any problems with exploding rocks (once the got hot of course) I had one go off like a shotgun, and have always been worried about them since.

[@Swedwoods]

No that never happened. I try to use stones thats not been in moist ground or water though.

[@christianluna3840]

saludos desde mexico que buena vida te das amigo esta muy bonito el paisaje que Dios te cuide

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@christianluna3840]

yo tambien estoy armando mi equipo de campamento poco en poco aqui en mi ciudad casi no hay bosques es desierto pero igual hay areas verdes pero pocas

[@tonyfelts1512]

enjoyed the vid!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@JuniorWarrior4Christ]

Thx you for sharing 👍

[@Swedwoods]

You are welcome,thanks!

[@Followmeoutdoors]

Wonderful. Thanks

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@tomrichardson3107]

Are you having typical weather for May? Looks cool. 😎 Cheers! Thanks for the update.

[@Swedwoods]

Yeah April was like summer...and now its winter again. Upside down for sure

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@44szaman]

Hi! Very interesting modus werk saw in the tris... Sorry - my anglish is very very simpli...!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot Pawel!

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

That is just the best. Also, you could shave with that axe. 👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!! 😎

[@patricelacroix8049]

Hey ! Says the Canadian. May i make a suggestion . Put your bacon in the pan wen cold , then heat it up , better result , no stinking , no burn , just perfect , take it from the chef .

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks I will try it! Always was taught to never put meat in a cold pan to close the pores etc...but I guess that doesnt matter on bacon.

[@patricelacroix8049]

@@Swedwoods You are pretty much wright , for steak , hot grill hot cast iron pan , really hot is best to cease the meat. any way just try it if you are not satisfied i will pay you back . lol

[@wildernesmedia]

nice

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!