Bushcrafting a Sawhorse

I like to build things without cordage whenever possible by just relying on tight fitting wood joints. It's good fun and a great way to practice your carving skills. In this case, I needed a sawhorse to buck some logs into firewood and decided to make one utilizing techniques out of my book "21st Century Bushcraft". Thanks for watching.
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[@MarkHansen1990]

I must have missed this little jem in your book, but definitely I can see it's benefits for sawing up wood. Thanks for this.

[@BCNW1]

Hi Mark, yes it's shown in my book on a smaller scale but these techniques can be used to make all sorts of things once you get an idea of how they function. Many thanks as always. ML

[@Macovic]

Yeah, this I will do. Thanks man

[@BCNW1]

You are very welcome, thank you for watching and let me know if you have any questions.

[@jtx-tube]

Interesting to note that most people don't have the strength to hold and saw on the wood at the same time. I do this type of stuff all the time, and its sometimes painful due to strain on the hand , forearms etc. It takes a Man to do this stuff! Thx!

[@BCNW1]

Thank you sir, and I’ll be posting more videos shortly.

[@retireddac]

Well done. We live off grid and I always appreciate seeing how others build things. Thank you.

[@BCNW1]

Thank you sir and Happy holidays

[@Coruja-DF]

That was really cool! Thanks! Why the X notch, though? Does that give some pressure to hold the horizontal log? Wouldn't a simple round / saddle notch do the trick?

[@BCNW1]

Hello and yes, you could definitely do a simple square notch In place of the X cut. I used the X cut for this sawhorse build just to show another option, and I think there is some benefit to having more material remaining in the joint for certain applications. Thanks for watching and for the great question.

[@greywindLOSP]

Skill, applied knowledge, very useful project....Well done sir...ATB

[@BCNW1]

Thanks so much and all the best to you as well.

[@NovaSS-do5ev]

Okay is cool

[@TreeHaven]

Nice man! Thanks for making this vid. New subscriber from Arkansas👊

[@BCNW1]

Thanks so much and welcome aboard!

[@MrJarred78]

Tri-Stick+practical application. Thank you.

[@BCNW1]

Thanks Jarred, glad you enjoyed it. Take good care and be well. ML

[@bangdingow1414]

No PDF version of the book? Oh well. Thanks for the video!

[@BCNW1]

Hello. actually there is a pdf version of my book available through amazon. Just search for 21st Century Bushcraft or click this link.

[@BCNW1]

www.amazon.com/21st-Century-Bushcraft-Wilderness-Skills-ebook/dp/B08M4BJHY2/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=21st+century+bushcraft&qid=1689622702&sr=8-1

[@Utubegofukurself]

Great idea! And with that dry rotted wood, it should hold up for the rest of the afternoon!!

[@BCNW1]

Whatever you say