En stock blockas och klyvs till sparrar - Rekonstruktionen av Södra Råda medeltidskyrka

A log is boxed and cleaved to rafters.
The carpenters Karl-Magnus Melin and Daniel Eriksson boxes and cleavs a log into two rafters. The work is done in the forest after the tree has been felled with axe. The rafters will be used in the reconstruction of Södra Råda cornertimbered church. Built around 1310 and burnt down 2001. The documentary is filmed in Hökensås, Västergötland, Sweden the 12th of mars 2014. Camera, sound and cut: Anders Lundvang. A documentary from Craft Lab 2014.
Timmermännen Karl Magnus Melin och Daniel Eriksson blockar och klyver en stock till två sparrar. Arbetet sker med yxa direkt i skogen och ingår i rekonstruktionen av Södra Råda medeltidskyrka. Filmat i Hökensås, Västergötland, den 12 mars 2014. Kamera, ljud och klipp: Anders Lundvang. En film från Hantverkslaboratoriet 2014.

[@tolbaszy8067]

Nice ax work! The only Swedish I understood was "lunch"!

[@sublustrum100]

Дело мастера боится :) хорошая работа.

[@riv1950]

Tack!

[@vl_hantverk]

tack för videon!!

Nästan så man kan känna doften av timmer i solen. Också melodiskt nästan som musik när de "boxar" och hugger båda två.

[@adamboone5472]

Great work. Where did you purchase that axe from? Type and manufacturer?

[@estebanceniceros4738]

Lovely. What kind of axes are those? I'd love to buy one.

[@barbroevanderlindquist4128]

They was telling in the film that the axes was copyed from arciological founds, they have made themselves.

[@hantverkslaboratoriet7828]

Thank You for asking Esteban and for Your answer, Barbro. I find out that most of the axes used in the project "Reconstruction of Södra Råda Medieval Church" are recently forged copies based on the find of medieval axes. Most axes have been forged by the blacksmith Bertil Pärmsten. Anders Lundvang, Filmmaker.

[@estebanceniceros4738]

@ @@hantverkslaboratoriet7828 Thx 4 your reply. Yes, I remember the name of that blacksmith Bertil Pärmsten. I haven't been able to find a website of his where he can be contacted. Cheers.

[@dmitryefimkin6550]

​@@estebanceniceros4738 very interesting. Thanks. Do you meet any video or picture with forging axes(this form)?

[@OmmerSyssel]

@@hantverkslaboratoriet7828 when passing traditional craftsmanship on to coming generations it is important paying notice to the correct professional terms describing the traditional craft, otherwise people of our time will confuse modern technology with the past your are eager preserving. Unable to distinguish completely different matters. - in our time of Google you can't search what you don't know about.. I'm pretty convinced Bertil smith didn't forge these tools, but made them by hand which therefore should be described as hand-forged axes... 🍻 A Danish smith

[@Sittin.]

33:35 Ska ni ta rast nu :)