bushcraft skills: the swedish torch/stove - my way

a day out into the woods after some serious rain, presenting the swedish torch - my way: you don't need to cut and split big logs, and you can do it with your sak saw (although i preffer my fiskars). i cheated a bit, using a mini-bushbuddy burner (made from a tea candle) to light the torch.

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• bushcraft
• skills
• survival
• outdoors
• fire
• fire lighting
• swedish torch
• wood
• log
• saw
• wet conditions
• rain
• shelter
• tea
• tea pot

[TeaTowelProductions]

why don't you just stick the logs into the ground instead of tying them together?

[bushcraftmyway]

@TeaTowelProductions i think it's easier to tie them instead of sharpening&pounding... but that works, too - especially if there's no suitable cordage available. thank you for the observation!

[cmasailor]

well done sir,

[bushcraftmyway]

@cmasailor i'm glad that you appreciate my stuff - thank you!

[TheWolf2099]

Nice work..👍🔥☕

[bushcraftmyway]

@TheWolf2099 thank you!

[XXXris03]

Wow that was a great set up, good vid.

[exotrown]

great idea you had there with the flexible cord you found i was wondering if what you just did could be done...cuting logs and making sure they are straight and stay upright is a bit tricky out in the woods when you have not done this before.. So thank you for making this video!

[wafflesports]

@TeaTowelProductions

snow.

[Kevingallagher55]

Great idea, I'll have to try it out, maybe a stool for the mother in law.

[xanthoman01]

toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore!

[nemo227]

I am impressed. The suggestions are useful, practical, and could save your life if you're lost in the wilderness someday (which I hope never happens).

[canastasiou68]

Nice work :-)

[WetPaddles]

i liked it!! :-)



[sidney123721]

paisagem aterrorizante. parece film de terror.

[TeaTowelProductions]

@bushcraftmyway thanks for the reply.