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Wildway Bushcraft
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John Boe from Wildway Bushcraft presents videos relating to Bushcraft and Wilderness travel, how to's, reviews and much more.
Here at Wildway Bushcraft, we believe that there is no better place than the great outdoors. Our goal is to provide fun, practical and educational bushcraft, survival and wilderness living skills to enable you to enjoy the outdoors even more. We can tailor your bushcraft courses and survival training to your needs, in our own fun, interesting and unique way.
We offer bushcraft courses for all levels of experience. Our weekend bushcraft courses are the perfect place to perfect your skills, we also offer the chance to take your NCFE and IOL accredited Foundation in Bushcraft Skills and Wilderness Living Course - Level 2.
www.wildwaybushcraft.co.uk
Here at Wildway Bushcraft, we believe that there is no better place than the great outdoors. Our goal is to provide fun, practical and educational bushcraft, survival and wilderness living skills to enable you to enjoy the outdoors even more. We can tailor your bushcraft courses and survival training to your needs, in our own fun, interesting and unique way.
We offer bushcraft courses for all levels of experience. Our weekend bushcraft courses are the perfect place to perfect your skills, we also offer the chance to take your NCFE and IOL accredited Foundation in Bushcraft Skills and Wilderness Living Course - Level 2.
www.wildwaybushcraft.co.uk
Field and Steel Bushcraft Knives - New Kids On The Block
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www.wildwaybushcraft.co.uk/the-wildway-knife/
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🔪 Uncover the secrets of survival with our latest video on Field and Steel Bushcraft Knives! 🌲 Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, camper, or survivalist, having the right tool is crucial. In this in-depth exploration, we delve into the world of field and steel bushcraft knives, breaking down their features, uses, and why they're an essential companion for your wilderness adventures.
🌿 Key Topics Covered:
Introduction to Bushcraft Knives: Understand the fundamental characteristics that distinguish bushcraft knives from other blades. Explore the history and evolution of these versatile tools.
Blade Materials: Dive into the world of steel and learn about the various blade materials used in crafting bushcraft knives. Discover which types are best suited for different outdoor tasks.
Design and Ergonomics: Explore the ergonomic design principles that make field and steel bushcraft knives comfortable and efficient. Learn how handle materials and blade shapes impact performance.
Versatility in the Wild: Uncover the myriad of tasks a bushcraft knife can handle - from fire-making and shelter construction to food preparation and more. See firsthand how these knives become an extension of your skills in the great outdoors.
Maintenance and Care: Master the art of keeping your bushcraft knife in prime condition. Learn about sharpening techniques, cleaning, and general maintenance tips to ensure your tool remains reliable when you need it most.
Top Picks and Recommendations: Get expert insights into some of the best field and steel bushcraft knives available in the market. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned outdoorsman, find the perfect blade for your needs.
🏞️ Embark on a journey of self-reliance and survival with the right knowledge about field and steel bushcraft knives. Watch our video and equip yourself with the tools that will make you a true master of the wild!
👍 If you found this video helpful, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more exciting content on outdoor gear, survival tips, and exploration. Hit the bell icon to stay updated on our latest adventures in the world of bushcraft! 🛶🏕️ #Bushcraft #SurvivalKnives #OutdoorAdventure #WildernessSkills
Subscribe for more Bushcraft and Wilderness living videos: ua-cam.com/users/wildwaybushcraft
www.wildwaybushcraft.co.uk/the-wildway-knife/
fieldandsteel.co.uk/
🔪 Uncover the secrets of survival with our latest video on Field and Steel Bushcraft Knives! 🌲 Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, camper, or survivalist, having the right tool is crucial. In this in-depth exploration, we delve into the world of field and steel bushcraft knives, breaking down their features, uses, and why they're an essential companion for your wilderness adventures.
🌿 Key Topics Covered:
Introduction to Bushcraft Knives: Understand the fundamental characteristics that distinguish bushcraft knives from other blades. Explore the history and evolution of these versatile tools.
Blade Materials: Dive into the world of steel and learn about the various blade materials used in crafting bushcraft knives. Discover which types are best suited for different outdoor tasks.
Design and Ergonomics: Explore the ergonomic design principles that make field and steel bushcraft knives comfortable and efficient. Learn how handle materials and blade shapes impact performance.
Versatility in the Wild: Uncover the myriad of tasks a bushcraft knife can handle - from fire-making and shelter construction to food preparation and more. See firsthand how these knives become an extension of your skills in the great outdoors.
Maintenance and Care: Master the art of keeping your bushcraft knife in prime condition. Learn about sharpening techniques, cleaning, and general maintenance tips to ensure your tool remains reliable when you need it most.
Top Picks and Recommendations: Get expert insights into some of the best field and steel bushcraft knives available in the market. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned outdoorsman, find the perfect blade for your needs.
🏞️ Embark on a journey of self-reliance and survival with the right knowledge about field and steel bushcraft knives. Watch our video and equip yourself with the tools that will make you a true master of the wild!
👍 If you found this video helpful, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more exciting content on outdoor gear, survival tips, and exploration. Hit the bell icon to stay updated on our latest adventures in the world of bushcraft! 🛶🏕️ #Bushcraft #SurvivalKnives #OutdoorAdventure #WildernessSkills
Subscribe for more Bushcraft and Wilderness living videos: ua-cam.com/users/wildwaybushcraft
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I put a convex grind on mine. The weird secondary v edge felt scratchy and catchy before but its like butter now doing feathersticks
Council 24 inch Wood Craft Camp axe all the way!
Yeah……but look at it. It sure is a nice looking blade.
Probably used to talking to people who don't know enough to realize you don't know . And powering through with un founded confidence huh. Anyone watching this should look else where for info
Thanks for your comment. If only you knew! Have a great day
Great vidio blooming laws are mad rubbish for us bushcrafting communities they say no locking arnt as bad you can still do as much damage with a folding friction lock or slip joint ow well never mind me going on absolutely brilliant range of knives steve is a great guy i got the got the garcia very good knife . Keep up the great vidios take care 👍
its a hunting knive.
I'd add the Bark River Bushcrafter original thickness or light (LT) version in A-2 or in a supper steel to this list.
The most important thing you need to know about a bushcraft knife is how to use it. Practice makes perfect and learning how to get the best out of your knife is far more important than how fancy it is. Mors Kochanski and Cody Lundin could do more with a Mora #1 than most folks can with a $700 custom knife.
your so right, skills over kit everytime.
Absolutely without a doubt, but having an awesome knife with a specific character is still better if you can afford and appreciate it. No certainly not needed, but still trully enjoyable if that's the way you roll.
The reality is that most hatchets are overweight because 90+% of the wood we use in bushcraft for fire and shelter and improvised tools and every other use comes in the form of dry springy blowdown and green poles less than 3" in diameter. This calls for something light and fast, a heavy axe head is too clumsy for this kind of work and doesn't penetrate efficiently. Occasionally we may need to cut through logs as much as 8" in diameter to access dry wood in wet weather or construct things like bridges, but a 12 ounce axe head can absolutely handle this, and we tend to use saws for this kind of work anyway these days. The role of chopping tools in the age of cheap and effective folding saws has become quite limited, it follows that they must become smaller in size and weight. A 28 ounce hatchet with a 20 ounce head is not the right tool for any job right now in my opinion.
Thats a vaild point
You can make something very similar by just getting a Cold Steel Spike Hawk and cutting the spike off and filing it flat. You end up with a 12 ounce head with a durable and useful hammer poll, and bit geometry just flared enough for baton splitting. Just don't try this with the Pipe Hawk, it's too front heavy and won't balance well with the hammer cut off. Then there's the Frontier Hawk at 10 ounces, but the round back isn't geometrically stable and may deform from hammering. The modified spike hawk is the best pack hatchet I've ever used and is extremely similar to the GB outdoor axe at a fraction of the price. The heat treatments on CS tomahawks are excellent too.
It makes feathersticks, it throws sparks, it battons, it hacks.. just look other Videos ... it is also good for hunting.. it is also a camp knife. It works for self defence. It is perfect. Greetings from Austria.
The test was not to look at other videos it was to see what it was like in our environment and for our use. This was our honest findings.
It makes feathersticks easily - just look a few other videos.
Thats not what we found on our test.
pronounced "Oh-boo". (Swedish word)
thanks for the heads up.
Here in the boreal forests of north Texas, on the edge of the tundra, we need a true felling ax to make wood and sod shelters when the temps drop below 50 F. It can mean the difference between life and death.
Right tool for the right enviroment thats for sure.
Nice comparison and review. :) What I find mildly annoying about the OA is the protective collar. My opinion is it should either be longer (I mean I usually damage my axe's handles because of an overstrike which this collar will not help against) or gone.
Agree. Don’t understand the design of that overstrike guard.
I guess they wanted it to stand out some how
Wow that's great. And i have a question, I'm gonna begin camping and bushcraft. I have a full Tang knife 5 mm thick. I have a saw. Do i need to buy a hatchet for my backpack and camping or it's not needed?
Id say no, but only you know your need for sure
@@wildwaybushcraftuk thanks 🙏🌹
Those are all camp knifes for the most part not bushcraft
Really? What would you class as a bushcraft knife?
@@wildwaybushcraftuk Must be able to easily baton wood logs, be used as an impromptu machete or ax when needed, as well as be used as a conventional knife. All your choices are fine but not up to the task of a true bushcraft knife, they are too small and too thin in the spine. they are great as camp knifes but that's where it ends. I live in Montana, - ESSE makes quit a few, as well as the White River FC5 Firecraft. 1095 steel is excellent and so is S35VN, but there are many out there that will do the job, Its just when I hear the word bushcrafter to me it means - Do everything knife. Build a shelter, quarter a moose, baton wood, survival, etc. you just need something a little stouter than the ones in your vid. The word Bushcrafter is thrown around a little too much these days, Bushcrafter knife does not mean outdoor knife to me. Its means I can survive with just this one knife for a long long time. it's not the best at anything but can do everything.
Sounds like you’re describing a survival knife.
Hey I’m glad you said that , I’ve been into knives for about 8 months and really need to know this info can you tell me what makes a bushcraft knife and what makes a camp knife ?
Yeah, but 175.-€ is a high price for this thing. Even the GB Scandi cost less. And you have a 64cm handle. And for ca. 90.-€ you could become a 800g w60cm handle 'Bison Oberharzer 1879' This is half the price! I think this is a great camp axe. Maybe you can do a comparison with that!
Now i have seen Husqvarna Wood Axe 850g cost 80.- € It looks almost indentical to the GB Scandi, and also half price. Made bei HB..
Get your point.
? ..The Åby is a way overprized sht?..
I usually dip the sheat in oil.. Maybe it's wrong, but then I get everything covered with oil both inside and outside. Thanks for the video :)
No wrong or right was to do it - what ever works for you.
Word of advice, face the light so the background is not lit up and you're dark.
Thanks
@@LubberKing Sure thing Butchie, sure thing. Whatever makes you feel better.
How can you review a knife and not sharpen it yourself? If you don't like the edge angle and microbevel, put on yoir own, better one.
It was more about the way it came out of the box. Re shaping the edge was not in the brief
@@wildwaybushcraftuk I got that. I don't give much regard to factory edge and expect them to be sub par (it's a nice surprise when it's not). I typically sharpen most knives straight from the box. Shows me how good the steel feels and I can put on the edge angle and finish i want. I was saying, I don't see how anyone can review a knife without sharpening it because you don't know how easy it is or how the steel feels. Plus if a factory edge lasted long enough to do everything you needed for a review, it's either an amazing steel or it wasn't tested that much. Just my opinion.
I bought a Mora a few years ago and to be honest it’s one of my favorite knives ever. It is so capable and way stronger than it looks or feels. I have many others worth much more and it is still always in my pack.
They are a great tool
I love my Lars fault, had it four years now. It really comes down to preferences
Sure does
They have differing uses. What changed is you, not them.
Thats fair enough
Mad Lad
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@@wildwaybushcraftuk Sorry, not sure what I was going on about either. Cheers.
Beautiful selection. When it comes to UK custom knives I suggest JACKLORE. The man is a saint and their products are from heaven. 🔪 Keep it up
Nice. I have seen some of those but I don’t own one
Thanks, I like your technique 😊 take care😊
You too.
Who said its for bushcraft? its a Camp Knife or a Survival Knife.
The team that sent it to us!
Thanks for the video
Extended tangs on knives are for: prying, scraping tinder, and using a ferro rod without exposing the blade.
Good to know. Thanks for the info.
Yorkshire boisssssss
hahahahaha
Will be keeping up with the vids, good video man
I have to agree that the background music is really distracting and has an adverse effect on the video. But otherwise the content is aces. I use a parang where I am as well, rather than an axe for the same reason. The parang will handle 90% of the tasks, and a small blade will take care of the rest.
I know many that use the Parang. Point taken about the music
hey! where working down here
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What is that darling, ducky little saw!? Have Opinel started making SAWS now?
Just a little pruning saw from Amazon £6 I think
Oh THANK-YOU! No insane jangly so-called 'music'!
🤣🤣🙌
hi is it supposed to fell trees because i have heard that you can fell trees with it but my new Aby axe handle broke on the second day.
Yes, you should send that back
Best knife for rainforests?
Parang
I take it you have your own private woodlands to use that wood stove? i'm thinking of selling mine utterly pointless keeping it in this not so great british laws of restriction.
Well I use it in the woods I work in. You can use it anywhere really as long as you don’t leave a mess.
really? isn't it classified as lighting a campfire? which most common land does not allow? @@wildwaybushcraftuk
It’s so small and contained I feel that you’ll be fine to be honest
Ok I will take your word for it and if I get hassel when i'm chilling at lepe or up at Diben forest I will blame you. Sound fair?@@wildwaybushcraftuk
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LoL guess UK guys don't do knife reviews with the sheath......
Hahaha sheath was ok did the job. The strap securing the knife was cut when the knife was put in the second time!
Hi John, I was on one of your courses a few years ago, really sparked my enthusiasm. Nice to see you in action again. I have actually managed to get a fire going using what I learned so thanks a lot. Keep the videos coming !
Thats great. Thank you.
It's a hunting knife, so it's no surprise that it performed badly as a bushcraft knife 😀 You want a big bushcraft knife? Get a Finnish Leuku knife!
Now a leuku is a top tool
Waxed fire cord inside paracord is not new. I liked the necklace ferro rod and striker, one of the better ones i have seen, so i purchased one. I got rid of the magnetic cord. The snap magnet wasn't strong enough. Also the hexigan ferro rod design has been around awhile now also.it's a good design giving you more surface area to scrape. Good video. Thanks from New Zealand. 😎🤘💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good job keep on keepin on
Thanks dude
Yes, Love mine. Added a small O Light torch and battery. It is a perfect EDC pouch.
Great addition
Grandfors and Boreal 24
Granforss bruks .. to memory stick
Great video Enjoyed watching ❤ 🫡 fellow woodsman
Thank you 🙏
Not much of a review tbh.. these are tippy, and spill quite a bit of water while pouring. You can fix both problems - get a win pouring metal disk, and stab some stakes or tent pegs around the burner to hold it in place. As for the melting neoprene, comes with the territory of wood fires.
The SFA is harldly dead. It's very good and popular. But the SFA and the Åby are very different, for different uses. The Åby is longer, has a much thicker and heavier head, and is therefore heavier overall. The thick head makes it less of a felling axe and more of a splitting axe. Both are very good all around axes, but with different focuses.
Bit of a clicky title granted!