Essential Woodland Tool Kit

Here we see experienced woodland manager and craftsperson Richard Hare talk us through the key items for woodland working - from simple secateurs through to billhooks and froes, Rich shows us the best tools for different woodland tasks. He also demonstrates specific cuts with certain axes and knives, all with efficiency, enjoyment and safety in mind - to really get the most out of your woodland. keeperscoppicin... An Adliberate film www.adliberate.... for WoodlandsTV www.woodlands.c...

[@RSLtreecare]

It's such a treat to see this. Such good all skills. I grow up on a farm, late 50s there where several older guys could do this. Then the hedges when't, fields opened and with a few years every bit of the area changed.

[@Narnyfied]

Great vid, think I'll add Froe to my tools wishlist.

[@stephenrice4554]

Good information , Well put and in a good woodland setting . I could move in tomorrow

[@futurecaredesign]

Just hearing his voice calmed me right down. Also the sound of the hazel being cut reminds me of my time working the coppice. Brought me back to good times. I will surely have to plant some more hazel than I was planning.

[@bosse641]

Love the woods.

[@mversantvoort]

Great video, thanks!

[@ganainm5113]

I enjoyed this video. Thanks

[@HalfQ]

Whats the name of the woodsman vice? I cant find it online !! Lovely video all, good craftsman.

[@ianbcnp]

Search for Triton SuperJaws. Looks an interesting tool for those of us (like me) who are too lazy or disorganised to make a shave horse!

[@HalfQ]

Ian Wilson ty, it's seems next level horse though doesn't it.

[@goatfacechiller6463]

Great videos, Can i ask - how come you prefer the vice over the save horse?

[@Jaeger04]

Bit more versatile if you ask me.

[@LarsKiel]

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