Absolutely amazed by the performance of this $19 Ohuhu stove from Amazon. Lots of fun and very efficient. I boiled the MSR 775ml pot full of water THREE TIMES without adding any fuel! The stove also collapses down and nests perfectly inside the pot. This setup is a keeper.3yr ⋅ Mbiistm ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Was going to get a new axe but money is tight. Fixed up the grandfathers run of the mill koblat from years ago.2yr ⋅ TheDizDude ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Practicing when I can. This was my best attempt yet at making some cordage!4yr ⋅ EssentialPoverty ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Little Practice session with the new oil cloth tarp. Any suggestions on how to get a bit of the sag out of the back end?2yr ⋅ bpiggles ⋅ r/Bushcraft
well this was my first attempt at making a shelter with no tools. Also I'm extremely new to the whole bushcraft world so please don't be to hard on me.1yr ⋅ ajstank ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I found this in a homestead book I'm reading and thought it was interesting I'm not sure where else to share it.4yr ⋅ zoolilba ⋅ r/Bushcraft
My small collection of ropes, made from Adams Needle and Indian Hemp3yr ⋅ Radical-Lampshade ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Anyone know of any videos or resources that talk about how certain cultures beat the weather? Mongolians for instance deal with extreme cold and I’ve been curious what tips and tricks we could learn from them. Also nomadic groups who manage the heat... (the pic is my fire from last night).2yr ⋅ OverOnTheWildSide ⋅ r/Bushcraft
My second bushcraft build. Spending one more night in it before rebuilding it4yr ⋅ Bicycle_Violator ⋅ r/Bushcraft
First spoon I ever made and a spoon I finished today. Still much room for improvement, but shows that practice makes perfect.3yr ⋅ NoxDias ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Healing Hut -not mine but thought it would fit here. Thanks Tim, whoever you are!3yr ⋅ dodge0069 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Pine trees are an invasive species where I live, they are growing fast and slowly but surely destroying the local flora. I found a pine with the bark cut open and there was a lot of sap. What are some things I can do with it? I have collected a sample for testing.1yr ⋅ Blackfeathers_ ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Really excited to show you guys my first blackberry basket!! It came out better than I'd hoped2yr ⋅ CallMeWolfYouTuber ⋅ r/Bushcraft
What knife gets way more use than you thought it would? Mine is my BK-11, I take it everywhere1yr ⋅ velocity__wagon ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Couple knife hatchet combos I inherited from my grandfather and my Joker Nordico on the far right.1yr ⋅ Basic-Cauliflower-71 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Any love for old school lanterns? Just picked this bad boy up at a thrift shop for 3 bucks!2yr ⋅ TheGingerBeardMan-_- ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Using my wife's old makeup bag as a tool bag. I see a lot of tool rolls, which are neat, but I don't have one so this is what I use.3yr ⋅ chanc3alott ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I bought a Swiss Army wool blanket and when it gets a bit colder, I'd like to try spending the night with the blanket and tarp. Any tips?8mo ⋅ emp69emp ⋅ r/Bushcraft
A few bits I've carved to go with this amazing plate that my mate made for me. Bushcraft utensils sorted2yr ⋅ RickT69Outdoors ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Spent the day learning to make willow bark and nettle cordage yesterday, I'm really pleased with my first attempts! (plus a scraper I made from offcuts and bone)4yr ⋅ 07Stocka ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Looking for this front strap for fjallraven singi 48 backpack1yr ⋅ Basic-Cauliflower-71 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I stripped this tomahawk head and forced a patina with vinegar. Is this the beginning of rust or just patina?1yr ⋅ throwawayyyycuk ⋅ r/Bushcraft
My dad died two weeks ago. His Buck knife, playing cards, and some of his camera gear.2yr ⋅ FancyShoesVlogs ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Couldn't find a hiking axe with the qualities that I wanted so I made one out of a Vaughan 22 oz half hatchet and a 17 piece of American hickory.3yr ⋅ Action_King_TheBest ⋅ r/Bushcraft
First attempt at spoon carving. Went for a tablespoon design for some reason.2mo ⋅ ip86 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Who else is watching the new season of 'Alone'? Love to see several aspects of woodsmanship at play on TV during the week, while i put in the effort to improve myself as an outdoorsman during my weekends.3yr ⋅ StevieKealii ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Lucets are an ancient tool used for braiding thread into stronger cordage. They're very simple to make and use and could easily be crafted in the wild.5yr ⋅ Gullex ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I just moved to the dusty, windy desert, and before I do much more camping, I decided to sacrifice my sunglasses for sun goggles.3yr ⋅ Gullex ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Apparently melting beeswax and vaseline on the hob in the kitchen is not sensible so I have been banished to the garden3yr ⋅ FedUpFrog ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Has anybody seen a pack similar to the Marmot Gunnison? They were discontinued and I'd like to find a replacement for when it dies.3yr ⋅ OtterKing0720 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Vintage Boy Scout hatchet restoration. Looking for something to do during lock down. Found myself restoring this 70 year old hatchet. I didn't want to make it look new and shiny. I liked the used look so I just cleaned it up and made it usable again. Lots of wood plugs and glue, saved the handle.4yr ⋅ mnbosky ⋅ r/Bushcraft
My ammo can wood stove! Just need a shelter for it! Any suggestions for a DIY shelter?4yr ⋅ gammonjoshua ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Forged a flint striker out of 3/4” round grade 5 titanium. Works much better than a steel striker and only weighs 25 grams. I was messing around Anodized it so it is very colorful.4yr ⋅ GuardedDig2 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Feather Sticks have got to be my most used method of lighting a fire in winter whether used with Flint n Steel, Ferro rods, Friction fire or even a match or lighter. They are definitely my go to technique to ensure success. What about you ? Do you use the feather stick method as much as me ?4yr ⋅ RickT69Outdoors ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Another Tipi camp update for you guys! We finished filling in the walls with logs and have been steadily weaving greenery in for weather protection. we also got going on our log store, which we plan on tarping as a rain precaution (PNW life lol). As always any advice is appreciated!3yr ⋅ voltistrem ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Walnuts! Some of these will help replant a logged section of the property. Some will be dried to see how they taste.3yr ⋅ Ivanaxetogrind ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I been learning how to Knapp but I am finding it hard to know when I've finished. Any tips?3yr ⋅ lostlookingforamap ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Restored my dad’s old camping axe with a new hickory handle and a lil bit of vinegar. Added a dark walnut stain which I’m pretty proud of!4yr ⋅ JenkyJeeves ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I know this isn't bushcraft but im trying to find out what there are and where I can find them. if anyone can help that would be much appreciated2yr ⋅ city_trapped ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Got this Khukuri made and gonna take it to it's first overnighter this weekend. I just wanted to light some discussion about the Khukuri in the field of Bushcraft/Outdoorliving and hear some of your experiences. Maybe you got a neat trick or special jobs for a Khukuri that others don't know about.4yr ⋅ rafaelo2709 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
I wanted to add a large knife to my woods kit. Couldn't find one I was happy with, so I designed one. Just showed up and I cannot wait to use it this winter.3yr ⋅ JasonKain ⋅ r/Bushcraft
First attempt at a pot hanger - counter twisted rope out of dried tall grass poles from a dead pine tree.4yr ⋅ Trolldejo ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Anyone know how to get rid of these marks? I’m assuming it’s rust, It’s a new knife and only used it for the first time 3 days ago1yr ⋅ Fluffy_Street2186 ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Sooo i just bought an auger for around 20 bucks at a garage sale but it's very dull any tips on sharpening?3yr ⋅ Yunketier ⋅ r/Bushcraft
If you want to make your axe lighter you can reduce the weight by grinding hollows in the side1yr ⋅ BenScottWoodchopper ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Polish Lavvu + East German Zeltbahn, anyone try this before? Nice and spacious inside, although I would do it more neatly if I intended to spend the night in it.3yr ⋅ Cutlass-Supreme ⋅ r/Bushcraft
