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Making an Indian Fishing Hook
Great film about how to make an indian fishing hook from pine. Ste Carey shows us how to make a fishing hook using bushcraft techniques as seen on his website: www.wilderlore.com.
Loading timber onto a train
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GoPro HD Eucalyptus Tree Surgery
GoPro helmet cam takes to the trees. A trailer for our forthcoming films showing the felling of a eucalyptus in a surburban garden. Join our intrepid tree surgeon Jack Feaver high in the tree and and get the view he sees. Not for the faint hearted!
Finishing a Tenon with chisel and plane
Matthew Melton completes the work on the tenon, by finishing it with a chisel and a plane
Building a wooden bridge in woodlands
Mike and Tracy Pepler organised this volunteer project to build a bridge that would be strong enough for a car to drive over. The bridge was built of timbers from the woodland itself and the volunteers were from the EWB UK unit at Imperial College in London.
Cutting a Tenon using a circular saw
Having cut the shoulders of the tenon with a crosscut saw, Matthew Melton now cuts down the grain to create the “cheeks”. This involves using a ripsaw or as he explains a small circular saw will also do the job if you know what you are doing. Following this in the next video he finshes of the oak tenon with a chisel and plane to get a good fit with the mortice
Cutting a Tenon using a crosscut saw
The first stage of cutting a tenon on a large piece of oak to make a mortice and tenon joint. Working deep in the woodlands Matthew Melton demonstrates how to cut the “shoulders” of a tenon using a crosscut saw to cut across the grain precisely. In the next video he uses a circular saw to rip cut down the grain
Butchering and cooking a squirrel
www.woodlands.co.uk Bushcrafter Sean Collins completes his preparation of the squirrel, He shows which sections of the squirrel produce most meat. He then stews some of the meat and pan fries the rest.