Woodsman Woodworking Camp and 5 Longterm Wooden Bushcraft Tools!

5 Simple Wooden Tools for Longterm Bushcraft and Survival!
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[@johnbiddal5951]

Years ago on an Instructor's course, I was told, " You can waffle on all you like, but a clear demonstration is the best way of teaching" and I believe this excellent video reinforces that advice. 👍

[@EduardoMeza-g8h]

Gracias por mostrarnos todo lo que sabes,espemos que sigas al 💯 x ciento para que halla mas videos como este, saludos y bendiciones para ti hermano 🙏😇🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔪🪓🪵🍖🍠🗡️👍🤙✌️👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏⚔️🤗🤗

[@Olyphoto7]

Well done and I like the subtle nod to Gallagher (RIP) with the apple smashing 😊

[@charlessalmond7076]

I miss the "Sledge-O-Matic"!

[@charlesmckinney]

​@@charlessalmond7076 So do i.

[@charlessalmond7076]

I can't stand videos without commentary. I think this was the first one I've ever made it through. Excellent job, sir!

[@saritaford3667]

I loved how you didn't have to speak during this video. It was wonderful simply to watch.

[@williammoore4646]

Excellent video Andrew, basic tools that most people never think to make but will progress their bush craft skills. Thanks.

[@peterbogart4531]

Thx for your quick return, Skipper! This is the kind of time and labor saving knowledge so important in long-range treks and being stranded. Situations can obtain in truly remote wilderness where you need to shelter in place indefinitely. The tools you carry are everything to isolated or lost folks. Weapons & ammo, metal canteen, canteen cup, survival knife, incomparable Viking hatchet, folding bow saw, stove and fuel, Bush Knife, sharpening tools, ferrocerium sparker, are all very packable together, and invaluable multipliers. Add 2 or 3 feet of baling wire, paracord, a little bottle of peroxide for disinfectant, a camo kit with mirror, compass, foil, some paper towel and wipes, etc. Too soon you may be subsisting on spruce bark, rose hips, squirrel, and evergreen needle tea.

[@peterbogart4531]

Something to watch out for in Arizona when digging with a stick or anything else near a black ant nest is the capability of these ants to inflict a very painful bite. Furthermore, if they decide that their nest is being disturbed, a swarm of them may climb on you and sting you in unison as if they were soldier ants from Africa. I am speaking from experience. These ants look a lot like the fairly innocuous black ants found in the Midwest. Mexico has some vicious white ants that are legendary, and fire ants anywhere can also be mean. Better to learn this stuff a priori than by painful or fatal experience.

[@hiramhaji7813]

Always great to see you on Sunday

[@Beaverjon05]

Wonderful video. Please do more like this with outdoor tools. Always fascinating to see.

[@dalcassian9098]

Great to see the channel growing. So refreshing to come on here and see essential skills being taught.

[@SCCIT-jq6jh]

Andy, with respect from Australia 🇦🇺! We, my son and I have watched you for the last three years. I have never had a response or a thumbs up from you brother. Maybe we are not worthy of your response but we are worthy of listening and learning from you mate. It's ok buddy. My grandad was the company Sargent major of 1rar infantry who went to Vietnam twice. My grandad taught me the best technique ever, the poncho raft. Now I don't care about getting wet and can get to places that most will not tread. It is with greatest respect that I show my 9 year old your channel and we take it into the bush/scrub/forest. With greatest respect ranger Andrew give my boy a thumbs up please sir!.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

👍🏻

[@SCCIT-jq6jh]

What a champion!.

[@shanesims2864]

Man you didn’t get no extra did you 🙄🙄 I don’t understand these people they want you to watch there videos & buy there stuff but act like it kills them to answer a few questions every now and then.

[@daleyfun2247]

​@@shanesims2864 it's pretty obvious this guy is a tool. Just the way he acts in his videos and the way he talks. But people still watch and subscribe so it is what it is.

[@user-kv5lq9xm8c]

@@daleyfun2247 what has he ever said that hurt your feelings enough to be upset by a bush crafting video

[@jasongarling20]

Another great video! I love the basics. Some people are just getting into bushcraft/survival.And the rest of us can always use a brush up! You never know, you may learn a different or better way to accomplish that!

[@stuartniven2401]

Thanks, Andrew!

[@docdoc4129]

So extremely satisfying. Very little commentary. And useful

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Thanks Andrew for another great class. Much respect for what you do. Bravo.

[@perrybarnett7626]

I was not in the military but I worked for the as a civilian employee and I did my part. Every time I watch your chanel and croprals corner I seem to learn something new, we may not see eye to eye on the way we do things but I admire workmanship. Keep filming videos

[@marklawrence76]

You're a warrior

[@isvaraov]

Now we need 5 more . Awesome video, tools and skills.

[@silverstatenomad]

Tools are the way.

[@hunter_1776]

This was one of the best video's i have seen... will be watching more now!

[@srbontrager]

I also have DMT files. Mine are the 4 piece 4 inch files without the handles. I separately added the xx-fine and xx-course files to the existing set. Gets my cutlery nice and sharp to my expectations. So far no complaints.

[@williammccaslin8527]

Thx for the vid Andy

[@thomasapplewhite8672]

Thanks Andrew. You are always showing how to use the landscape to advantage. Well done!

[@bornetocrywolf5965]

“Jesus my Joy” by J.S. Bach is playing on the radio while watching this. It really gives the watching experience a new depth.

[@stevencunningham4680]

Well done Andrew , this was an absolute must for students to know these skills and how to make and use the tools you made.

[@johnburgin7478]

Solid as always. Thanks for the info. Have a great evening

[@willieb.2262]

Don’t know why you went to the silent video format. Your previous vids had so much useful explanations!

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Andrew

[@patrickcarey7692]

As the old saying goes, "every good axe job depends on truth". Thankyou for sharing.

[@herbsmith6871]

Very cool Major! Thanks for sharing my friend 🤠

[@NewHampshireJack]

Thank you, Major, for another superior video. Skills and information that is useful in almost every place on earth. In the Philippines, we have bamboo that is abundant in many areas. Bamboo is a strong and lightweight resource. You need a saw if you wish to make a smooth cut. You need sharp tools to work efficiently. Much like the laws of physics, some things never change.

[@alanrice39]

Outside video Andrew! I love the bushcraft. Makes me want to get get out in the woods and use my tools. I will soon.

[@larryeddings3185]

Another interesting and informative video. Your channel is one of my favorites on KZbin. Thanks for sharing.

[@mrwdpkr5851]

That apple looked pretty good !

[@kennethgorum6519]

Great video, another good tool to have is a settlers wrench

[@rjae5641]

A classic!

[@haroldmiller6853]

Cold steel bushman I have both variations , they ride in mine and my wife's packs but they are a backup to the back up blades , great tips great tools thank you for sharing Andrew .

[@jeffhowell3310]

Always enjoy watching your videos, and learning from you.

[@wolfeyessouls7965]

I tell you, gloves are a hugh difference in the cold...great video ❤👍❤

[@ronaldmclaughlin255]

KISS method useful, perfect.

[@CrazyBaker1969]

Thank You for the demonstrations without all the fluff Keep it simple !

[@DannyGarrigan]

Appreciate that slow mo ! Didn't wasn't that chuck tho.. haha

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

Nother great vid, Thanks Major. 👍

[@alexcolon9965]

Great video, all the tools, you made, with the wood around you, was very useful to have around the camp site!

[@colectiv77]

Awesome skilz..

[@alglen9208]

Andrew the blisters on your hands say a lot!

[@scotthettel949]

I'm surprised at the number of people that spent so much time making sure that their knife is razor sharp yet the ignore their hatchet and axe. Many are in awe of how well their hatchet and axe works after I show them how to sharpen it. Abe Lincoln once said “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” . Thank you for sharing sir and more importantly, Thank you for your service.

[@kingsclownvideos]

As always, the Best! Thank you.

[@arctodussimus6198]

Lots of folks don’t realize that a spear is primarily a thrusting weapon, not necessarily for throwing. I liked your method of hardening the tip. 👍🏼👍🏼 I always like to carry a dedicated spear knife. The Bushman is a great tool, but I prefer the Condor Matagi. If the Matagi is too big for your taste, the Mini Matagi is an excellent knife too. Semper Fi

[@richardkibler3870]

I'm a tad more crude,I use/pack various chainsaw files for sharpening purposes.A sharp tool is a safe tool!Thank You Andrew,that's some damn good knowledge to have!

[@Roma-ACDC]

Пила и нож понравились.

[@willk605]

Thank you for another great video Andrew!

[@christopherbunik2116]

Great information and video. Thank you for your service. Stay safe...

[@unfi6798]

G'day Major.! Without a doubt another great class reminding us of the basics & perseverence for survival. All presentation are what we learned in our Outback Survival Training. With the Saw Horse/Anvil, we make it without sawing it off the main tree trunk so others that may come after us can use it or get intrigue by it.! Then again it does make a great seat or swedish stove etc. We use all your vid for class revision & some skills as part of our class training. Cheers Digger & thank you for your service. Greetings from Australia.

[@MichaelBransonCoach]

Great video as always. I also keep a few nails and a spade bit with my pocket saw kits and a hand auger with my crafting kits. If I can save cordage, I will.

[@runner4754]

Damn good job Andrew.

[@davekelly9657]

Another awesome info packed video. 👍👍⚓⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@mikegrupe3694]

Great video, thanks Andrew.

[@mikebsbd]

Thank you for a great video.

[@johntheidiot9046]

Believe it or not ranger, but I missed hearing your voice throughout the video! Especially during the sharpening and the presentation of the tools used for said maintainance. I am a general infantryman and am therefore in a perpetual state of confusion, and having you tell me exactly what I'm looking at has always been insanely helpful. And I made an extra notice of that when it was missing.

[@RecklessRick]

Great Great vid many thanks

[@Dingleowl1582]

A pleasure to watch as always 👍

[@darewin1300]

Best channel on YT let's get you to 1 Million viewers!

[@dandarling5990]

Best bushcraft video money can buy.

[@barrylucas8679]

A wonderful lecture/learning experience without a spoken word,

[@Flashahol]

Interesting stuff, I believe this is the first time I see a video on any specific basic set of wooden tools to make out of wood for survival purpose.

[@adriandubois1132]

Muy buenos los vídeos y entretenidos, saludos desde Mar del Plata, Argentina.

[@VanishingNomad]

Most of these were what I was expecting. Point, Blunt, wedge, baton, mallet. The Anvil impressed me. Simple notches on the sides were genuinely usefull additions. I never thought to do that myself before. Great video! Loved it!

[@donaldeugenealford4080]

Awesome video Andrew👍🇺🇸😎

[@cuttlefishlongbottomtonche3974]

I can finally stop carrying my apple smasher now that I know how to make my own. Thanks!

[@elric68]

Great to see you back on the trail Andrew!!! Great video in fashioning tools from the landscape! Hatchet work is not seen enough IMO, and you showcased it well making the wedges. Keep up the Fire Ranger!!!

[@craigmooring2091]

The no-chatter presentation was an interesting change; not that you are ever guilty of excess verbiage. It was still filled with good info.

[@americanpatriotbill]

Everyone should know these skills.

[@rickkrockstar]

Great Pathfinder gear.⭐⭐👍👍

[@NuocMamDaily]

Great tutorial Major. Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge. Not mention your time and efforts to make this video. Keep the videos REELING in !!!!

[@CEMORYM]

Thank you so much for your time. I chill out and watch your vids.

[@raindancer89]

Yeah I agree with the guy who just said thank you , I’ve made wedges before for splitting logs , never thought to champerhrd the other end , incase noone’s said it lately , , I think you are really showing all of us a whole bunch of practical worthwhile stuff .

[@daleweller5193]

On the maul make the stop cuts first then cut to length.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

That’s an options; I prefer this method so I can move the wood as opposed to moving around the piece.

[@johnl2445]

Outstanding video. Great skills to know. Thank You!

[@kevinedward1234]

Andrew, great video and info!!!!!!!!!!

[@JustInCases72]

Fire hardening the tip of the spear, too cool. Great video

[@patriotpop2436]

Only imagination keeps one from making camp gadgets. Well a little exposure helps. However, blade sharpening requires experience and proper techniques. Good video Andrew. RLTW (class 2/72)

[@benterwellen]

Great video, ty

[@michaellee4744]

Great video...freedom for all people ..

[@SRDish]

A lot of good useful info even without narration.

[@TracieHunter-v5p]

Thanks for another informative video, Hard work and effort.

[@21stcenturycaveman33]

First class vid my friend. You're one of the best out there mate. Stay safe.

[@perrybarnett7626]

There are times I do not agree with your ideas but I do admire your skills and craftsmanship, I all ways learn from your videos and the same thing from corporals corner

[@stephenbradley801]

Nice presentation. Thank you so much again.

[@michaelcariello6233]

Been waiting for someone to make a video like this.

[@kennethwilson8633]

One of your most helpful thanks. Have fun stay safe.

[@viewsandreviews180]

This was a good video on making tools in the woods. I have a suggestion about making gluts (wedges) it might be safer to leave the stock wood long until the axe work is completed then separate the two wedges.

[@JohnJolaOutdoors]

Very enjoyable video lots of good information thanks for sharing

[@winfieldagonoy]

Thank you for taking the time and all the work to make this skill presentable and benefits to all skill level in surviving in the wild. GOD Bless you and your leaderships.

[@FJB_GFY2024]

Excellent videos but the way you whittled the maul handle was violent lol

[@michelejbreese5100]

Your skills are amazing thank you so much for sharing.

[@angelwithbrokenwings2456]

Andy! I like the long diamond abrasives!!

[@loydevan1311]

Sweet video. No b.s. straight to the point. Recommend that you harden the points and edges by blackening them in a fire.

[@shouldhavenotshouldof2031]

Damn. That was a good looking apple.

[@scottanthony1616]

Andrew, thank you for another informative video, time well spent watching. Have a great week, Happy Thanksgiving, take care, stay healthy and God bless you and your Family always.