Making a Bushcraft Knife Part 1

[@nibbnibb1899]

I realy enjoy listening. Its learning and informative. Mr canterbury,,,,you held a seminary in sweden about bushcrafting. I was there. It was awesome. You talk slow and clear. Easy to follow. Thank you. :)

[@1hillbilly]

One of General Baden Powell close friends was Major Frederick Burnham. He as a woodcraft & adventurer / warrior of a epic scale . I know you would enjoy his book Scouting on Two Continents. It's not about BSA but of survival.

[@PaulMeyette]

Looking forward to this series.

[@maisetas]

your videos became very very informative, thank you for everything you do for us.

[@scottecooke]

Awesome video can't wait to see the rest of the build.

[@jrpalm1948]

Great video, I make knives myself and id say you did a fantastic job.

[@billyjoedenny]

rat tail hidden tang are beautiful dave , would be great heir wye a rat tail verses full tang would be more robust then a full tang for bushcraft.. great start , i bet you picked up some awesome skills on your trip that you are going to share. thanks for the history of the bush knife . ..bill

[@MonkeyMikeOutdoors]

Very cool Dave!

[@ericlarson7212]

Have you ever worked with o1 tool steel? If you haven't you should try it. It is a simple forging or stock reduction blade making steel and is oil hardening.

[@campcrafter4613]

Cool compass shirt!

[@skillage18]

Love these types of videos!

[@karasamson6472]

LOVE THE SHIRT!!!!!

[@oldschoolwithamoderntwist6074]

,,, very nice,, seems everyone is after the big heave work horse knife but the truth is the the smaller knifes are a mighty mouse ,, they just don`t get recognition they deserve,, just my thoughts,,thanks,,,,

[@michaelcarter8209]

Outstanding

[@woodstrekker6345]

Thanks Dave. Squirrel season starts on the 16th in west NC for us. When is it for you? Thanks again.

[@GF_Burke]

Dang bro. It's SO much easier and less work for a full tang.. I'm not sure why the rat.. meats already there. Thanks for the vid tho man.

[@joesouting]

Very informative video

[@PariahSojourner]

Cool shirt!!!

[@benjaminlockhart2792]

You have inspired me to build a knife

[@offthegridoverland4425]

Waiting for part 2!!!!

[@gdzan_man1459]

Where can I purchase a wooden grind jig like that?

[@campfiretrickery]

for handle material is it possible that you can use a wood you have collected and cured from your general woods .

[@jay90374]

Of course, just make sure its dry, if its hard it will work, if soft not so good.

[@justinnuckles9326]

Now, why would you do a rat-tail if you weren’t trying to reduce the material used due to cost? Not trying to be contrarian at all. Are there advantages to the rat-tail over full-tang?

[@bryanmcinelly6198]

Hey Dave how much is one of these knives. I would love to buy one if it’s made by you.

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

Cool

[@nwaters2618]

Sweet!

[@copyrite1972]

Where did you get the shirt???!!!! Why didn't you go with a full tang?

[@TalabAlSahra]

Love the shirt. Where’d you get it?

[@kalebstavneak2229]

Where did you get that shirt?

[@mikeboone4425]

Oh Yeah Dave never been a fan of rat tail knives ,I do understand your just replicating though .

[@billconrad7945]

why a rat tail tang instead of afull tang ?

[@survival-sj2oq]

I was in the boy scouts of america from the age of 5 to 11

[@backyardbladesmith7612]

ok ill be that guy. oh my god im first. lol jk great job man

[@mikeboone4425]

Dave great info did not know anything about how the name Bush Craft came about and do not understand why the hell is became so popular why do we here in the states refer to that name in stead of just the old American standard WOODCRAFT this whole business of adopting or replacing the AMERICAN name for some thing from another country leaves a bad taste in my mouth it's just a real bummer. Your the expert on all this how did it happen . I'm 74 now and all this comes a real disappointment , but I am also new to viewing all this stuff but it seems you do have it all sorted out your video's are just as I would do and have done over the the past years so good luck Dave and happy Trails . I'm sticking to WOODCRAFT