Bushcraft Knife Exercise

A video showing some techniques I regularly use while carving. I made this video in response to lots of questions I get concerning knife techniques and questions asking "How do I get started?" I hope this helps some folks out!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• bushcrat
• knife
• technique
• cutting
• carving
• survival
• wilderness
• skill
• primitive
• bow
• drill
• bowdrill
• friction
• fire

[SpartanJohns]

I must say I wish I had this instructional video when I was a kid. :))

Really calm. I have some experience with knives already, but I do think this is a good exercise to start out with and a good thing to do maybe to chill.

:)

[IHatchetJack]

@SpartanJohns Thanks man! Carving is very relaxing and stimulating.

[oldguy537]

good to see a sensible approach to using a knife, it seems the large part of knife use on YT is to baton wood and nothing more .. thanks for sharing

[IHatchetJack]

@oldguy537 That has a lot to do with the person. Beware of the KA-BAR welding assault pack wearing Rambo types. They are good people but usually lack something that they make up by chopping wood with their knives. Everyone has their place, I suppose.

[chaulsin]

Great stuff, thanks for sharing!

[IHatchetJack]

@chaulsin Thanks for watching!

[dcox01]

Graet video

[1cutlerfan]

I really enjoy all of your video's thanks for posting!

[noonejc]

Cool video Dusty. 

[cs9954]

This is a great video....thanks

[robertmccallum1]

Nice vid man . i enjoyed it very much :)

[mrriprock2]

That was well thought out and nicely presented. It's nice to see carving techniques and not hammering a knife through wood with a baton....Dash

[assassin616]

@IHatchetJack I use a Ka-bar :P Used a clipper, BCNW 01, woodlore, but i just love my Ka-bar USN mk1.

[CdnLifeguard71]

Great video Dusty. Great tutorial.

Nate

[deezynar]

The 2nd method is like using a draw knife, which looks dangerous but isn't. However, that knife technique probably isn't an option for large busted women.