WoodlandsTV - Tools
How to Use an Iron Horse
Here we see Iain setting up and using an Iron Horse to extract timber from the woodland. This system is ideally suited to a small-scale woodland - the Iron Horse has agility and strength but low ground pressure so does less damage to the woodland floor; it also enables manoeuvrability within a dense woodland and helps both with loading and unloading the timber stack - especially if you are working alone to clear timber. An Adliberate film http://www.adliberate.co.uk for WoodlandsTV http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv
Bushcraft Tools – Natural Tools
Bushcraft Tools: Episode Two - Natural Tools
Presented By Annette Sticker: The Campfire Skills Instructor - http://www.annettestickler.co.uk
This video in the Bushcraft Tools series focuses on tools that can be made from natural materials you can find around you in the woodlands. Here Annette Stickler explains how she made two different types of hammers for different jobs using branches from nearby trees. Not only is the process of making these tools great for honing your bushcraft skills but they also last an incredibly long time and won’t cost you a penny!
This film was made for WoodlandsTV in association with Dulwich Studios.
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Backyard Blacksmithing
Here we see Allan Course (the Backyard Blacksmith) at the Bentley Woodfair, demonstrating how to make a simple but effective hook from a six inch nail using an inexpensive, mobile forge set-up - ideal for woodland working. Allan`s skill is apparent and his enthusiasm is infectious - as he encourages us to have a go, keep safe and enjoy! http://www.bentley.org.uk/ An Adliberate film http://www.adliberate.co.uk for WoodlandsTV http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv
Bushcraft Tools – The Knife
Bushcraft Tools: Episode One - The Knife.
Presented By Annette Sticker: The Campfire Skills Instructor - http://www.annettestickler.co.uk
In this new series of videos Annette Stickler guides us through some of the most common tools needed for bushcraft skills in woodlands. This first episode features on The Knife, often the first tool most people want to know about. Annette tells us about her particular knife and the reasons she uses it as well as answering questions on what type of knife to use, how much a good bushcraft knife costs and what is the best knife for use in the woodlands.
This film was made for WoodlandsTV in association with Dulwich Studios.
You can watch more WoodlandsTV films here: http://youtube.com/WoodlandsTV
How to manage a Woodland
Andrew Wrigley explains how he manages his Woodland in The Brompton Estate in North Yorkshire.
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How to Fit a Woodburner in your Caravan
Tom Smith explains how to fit a wood burner in your caravan safely.
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How to Work a Mobile Sawmill
Here we have Iain and Adrian talking us through the various stages of the mobile milling process. We see the team safely setting up and using their equipment to mill selected timbers. We also hear about the range of benefits of using this small-scale system, including that it enables the focus to be on individual trees as opposed to blanket clearance and so promotes a mixed age woodland, allowing for natural regeneration of trees. An Adliberate film http://www.adliberate.co.uk for WoodlandsTV http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv
Tractors and Trees
Here we see Stuart Brooking, Devon area manager for http://www.woodlands.co.uk, working with Jim and Simon to manage some windblown spruce trees that are blocking a woodland track. This work is carried out for safety reasons, to renew access through the woodland and to allow use of the timber as firewood before the trees start to rot. We learn about the various stages involved in the extraction process, the different equipment used and the safety precautions necessary when working with the 27hp tractor and 3.5 tonne winch - which can get in between the trees. The larger tractor then takes over to pull the logs to a central point, ready to clear from the woodland. http://www.haldontreeservices.co.uk/ An Adliberate film http://www.adliberate.co.uk for WoodlandsTV http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv
Splitting Wood with an Axe
Expert naturalist John Rhyder demonstrates the safest, most efficient way to use an axe to split wood for anything from fence posts to bow staves. http://www.woodcraftschool.co.uk An Adliberate film http://www.adliberate.co.uk for WoodlandsTV http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv
Axe Safety
Naturalist John Rhyder has learned through direct experience how best to handle axes safely when preparing firewood. Here he demonstrates the stances, swing actions and range of cuts that can be made to ensure personal safety when splitting wood with an axe.
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