Making Axe Handles And How To Cook On A Camp Fire Without Soot On Your Pots 2019
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2019
- - Second Day Of My Early Spring Trip. Making Some Axe Handle Blanks And Showing How I Cook On A Camp Fire Without Soot On My Pots And Cookware.
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Welcome To Survival-Russia. One of the very best Outdoors and Survival related communities on CZcams, and yes, It's a pretty good Channel too :)
My name is Lars. I'm From Denmark but I live in Rural Russia now. I live at a Homestead in wild nature surrounded by a huge forest.
On The Survival-Russia channel we do all things related to the Outdoors Lifestyle. I share my thoughts and experiences on Survival Techniques for the woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. the Reality of Survival. I share Techniques and ways of the Siberian Tribesmen and the Russian Longhunters of the older days. Things not shown outside of Russia very much.
On this Channel we also do Off-Road driving, Vehicle builds, Metal Detecting, all things Outdoors basically. Enjoy!
Because of the intensive work on the "Tank", I have only been able to upload one video the past 6 days..
Survival Russia 🙁
Its all ok get er done right and then show us.I can wait. The Gator Project is "Awesome" Fun to imagine upgrades Sound system , Light bar, Winch with fairlead, Padded crew compartment for the ninjas.
Time for post production crew!
Do you know anyone that does custom axework or shoemaking? I could use shoes that fit me &
I have an idea for an axe that would likely eliminate the need for all that work, but give you more chopping power than a tomahawk.
is ok we were all avoiding the internet anyways to escape end game spoilers
Ah, the serenity of the forest.
(In David Attenborough voice) Here we see a wild Danishman in his natural habitat, looking for proper wood to carve an axe handle from a tree...
Pascha Blessings to Lars and family and all my Orthodox brothers and sisters in Russia.
Hristos Voskrese!
Finally the year long ax-training pays off! A near perfect handle with one hit.
I love the sled-cam, can't say why. Thanks for your video!
Lars, you need to nail the top of that bench seat to the feet so you can slide it closer or further from the fire as needed
I like that tip on cooking with the container out above the fire as to hold down the soot. The handle blanks look nice also and I have to remember that tip also since I may need to get another handle for my ax.
Here is a trick that I was taught about 50 years ago when I was in Boy Scouts. To keep soot from a camp fire from getting on your cook ware take a bar of soap like Palmolive or Dial soap and rub it on the outside of your pot like it was a coating of wax on a surfboard. The soot will form on the soap coating but when you wash the pots all of the soot comes off easily with the soap.
Holy crap that wood splits easily.
A US Boy Scout 'trick' was to coat pots and pans on the outside with a good lather from a pumice-rich soap ('Lava' Brand.) The carbon in smoke (mostly) was absorbed by the dried, soapy lather and could be washed away with little scrubbing. The pumice helped with scouring the pan or pot.
Ha, you keep us waiting like strung out video junkies. Good strategy, it's always worth the wait. Thank you
I just have not had time to do repairs and edit too :)
Thank you for your time!
Very interesting axe handle information, thank you Lars!
man, that wood splits easily
Because of this channel and Shawn's My Self Reliance I figured I'd give it a shot and start my own. We'll see where it goes from here. Greetings from Finland!
The best of luck to you!
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Video quality is awesome! Like we are there with you but not as cold!
once again a video full of awesomeness !
Just think in a few years the pink and blue ninjas will be setting up camp as you sit back drinking chaga tea and making super soup with barley and pork for all.
As much as I like the restoration updates, it´s really great seeing you getting out in mother nature again. Enjoy! :-)
That track tension tho!...
Thank you for your efforts Lars 👍
Very educational. Thanks
Track is looking fantastic!! :)
Awesome trip
Always enjoy being in the woods with you, even if it's just watching from home. Those axe handle blanks look excellent!
Love the leaving food for the forest tradition...
Excellent... my stepfather use to make axe handles from ash over here in New Brunswick Canada
My adopted grandpa taught me how to make axe handles, among other things. I've never paid for and axe handle since.
@@regularfather4708 My dad used to make hammer handles from broken hockey sticks :)
“It’ll do with two.” Another saying to remember!
Forgot to enable Bluetooth before starting the video. Woke my wife up with the sound of "Hello guys and welcome back to the channel! Awesome to follow your adventures!
Have not been seeing you for so long. Good to find you again.
Thank you!
In the USA they think the best handles are made of Hickory. I don't know much about Birch as I don't have it here, where I live. It grows East of me and North of me.
I could almost smell the fire.
I always learn something from you! Thanks, Lars. Keep us updated on the Gator! Cheers...
At about 10:24 in the video, that thick fallen tree behind you, some Silky action to section the trunk into vertical logs for a shelter that could handle large snow loads. Could be small vertical logs for lower shelter or larger vertical logs for higher shelter design. Just some thoughts.
Good video Lars! That axe is nice, similar to my Toporsib Axe. Birch makes good handles, I use yellow Birch which is the hardest one I can find here in Western Canada, I prefer it to Hickory which splits in cold weather. The Finnish People used to chop the bark off one side of a Birch and leave it for years, as the wound heals the wood on that side would grow denser (rings closer together) making it harder. The hard side would become the front of the axe shaft. Good tip on keeping soot of pots, but if you allow them to blacken I have heard the pot boils water quicker (should do the experiment). Take care friend, WS.
I never realized how versatile birchwood is 👍
Steve
Florida, USA
This was a nice video, peaceful and informative. That is some good looking wood for the axe handles, looking forward to seeing the end product. Thanks for sharing my friend, have a great week!
Great trip again Lars yup axe handles are an art of its self .great tips on the soot problem take care brother
Спасибо, Ларс! Like and honk to our guy.
no one escapes the Honkler!
Spot on thanks.
Was just wondering where is our weekend fix! :D
this dudes is the evolution of bald and bankrupt. love it.
Awesome
Gators undercarriage is looking good 👌🏻 keep some spare track pins with you 👍🏻
Sunday video time! Hooray!
Good for you that you're able to find and process the wood for ax handles. Looking forward to seeing the finished handles and how you process the blanks.
I thought you would have less snow by now.Spring looks like it comes later where you are.Where i am people are stacking sand bags!
Another good way to keep soot off your cookware is to coat the outside of them with soap, and when you finish cooking the soot wipes off easily.
soap runs out
cook over a proper cooking fire, jus sayin...
so does the rag to wipe the soap on.....u gonna carry that ?
so does the rag to wipe the soap off....where did all these wipes come from??
Among other things, I carry a sponge for washing, dish washing liquid and a kitchen towel, all in the mess kit.
@@ronwilliams9884 It's tank camping, so you can carry a dishwasher if you want :)
By all means, do show what Mrs. Survival Russia has in the cooking pot once in a while, please!
I'd like to see the process of axe handle making...
I made an adze handle from birch it was pretty awesome in our region they our s shaped not something I have experienced anywhere else so I had to build it
SOOO HAPPY!!!!
Topping!
Awesome video!
Awesome video buddy, 👍👍
Ah, here you are! Another great video with very educational content.
Speaking of educational stuff, in every one of your videos there is some new trick that I learn or reminder for stuff that I knew once. Saying that because yesterday I was watching some of your older vids and thinking:
- I hope Lars don't decide to clean some old videos because it will be like tearing the first 50 pages of a book and burn them and then go read the bok...
thank you lars....be safe
I really enjoy your "practical" videos. I'm learning things! 👍
Awesomeness was waiting and wondering when Survival Russia was making an appearance
Hello Lars!
Good Luck with those Handel's even if You so not need it ! Thanks for that good advice on cooking pots and I look forward to seeing the finished axe's .
As always, Lars, a beautiful video!!
Native people's in the US offer food to the Creator also.......when a boy in Scouting , we soaped the outside of our pots before cooking over a fire . They would blacken , but wash off .
Beautiful...that track looks very satisfying, can't wait to see you take it for a spin...
very cool channel - thx for all the good tips and content 👍👌👌
I look forward to more outdoor food vids if you decide to make more. If you do, i know a channel that promotes small channela and gets them subs.
I use to camp the red river in Texas and some older gents would dive for mussels. They taught me a few things. Looking forward to your vid
Lars, thanks for sharing, great to visit with you again. The Gator tracks are looking awesome.
Brilliant as always Lars great tips and hacks thank you
You just know that those handles will last a life time for sure. Hard as hell. Nice work Lars. ATB Moose.
Good And Interesting Video! Looking Forward To Seeing The Axe Handles Being Made!
Good stuff Lar’s... well done as usual
Thanks for video as always I enjoyed viewing.
You need a little cam with motion sensor, to record who eats the food !
Well in Lars , spot on about the birch ,betula pendula . ☠👍👍👍⛏💙
Thanks for showing this to us.
Greetings,, Kitty.
I don't know whos looking better lately, you or the Gator, Lars!
Love the amazing views
Nice job on the gator track Lars, also nice job on the axe handle blanks very nice on the sweet natural sweep blank, good video and great tip on not sooting up the cooking things :-) big thumbs up from me (-:
Holy cow those are some big old logs Lars! That is one fine Siberian log fire. Very neat bench as well. Must have been a lot of work getting that camp set up!
You should make a video of the biggest super awesome Siberian log fire made... put your whole family and a couple friends in a video for a big buckwheat dinner with shot of moonshine at the end not so awesome for the little ones though
Lars you are the man. I usually don't comment cause I can't touch it. God bless you.
I think my grandsons should go back to Russia, their best days are coming, look at that land.
Nice one, Lars, some potentially fantastic axe handles. Take care...
Super awesome! But I couldn't find this oval pot in anywhere, I'm looking for it since you've showed the first time.
I love your content, previous Green Beret with 7th Group. Keep on keepin' on brother.
Packed up and jacked up tralalalala
Love this damn channel. 👊💀
Great Video Lars you are an awesome bushman. What sort of wild animals do you encounter throughout the year?
Oh dear I cook in the flame from the get go. My food is cooked very quickly, but my cook pot is a mess.
I really enjoy your channel and it reminds me - in a good way - of what a modern 'Girlie Man' I am...I don't sleep well camping out. Also, I usually have to take a dump 1st thing in the morning. Where can one go out there where you are, and still have privacy?
Good tip on the soot free cook pot. I guess I'm impatient and usually put it right in the fire. Have you had time to do anything more about making those hunter skis? I still want to try making some, as well as an ax handle.
Hi Lars, you really make some nice videos! Could you please post an update of your The Paratrooper M rucksack impressions? Still as good as you thought it would be? Thanks!
"packed up and jacked up"... Ha!
Nice vid, Lars. Will you let your blanks season until the Fall?
Will you be making the skis soon?
awesome too see you back my friend curious question please type the grandfather woods name thats cool love that and may god bless you and your family my friend
Pretty nice looking track tension. Did you do that before the axe handle harvest because you appear to have all your fingers? Double good job.
ive seen a bundle of axe handels with perfect grain alighment on a pile at a recycle place owner said he was under contract and could not let me have one ,i think they do that so they wont last as long,thats why we dont see perfect ones at the store,more money for the maker.sad truth of modern economy .....thanks for the instruction , i will now start making my own as well from yellow birch lots of it here as well as white birch....we try to keep the good maple for sypop production but they do fall some times.. could i use that as well?
I like that axe. What brand is it?
ДА, заготовочку на топор надо припросить)))))
tralalalala
Lars, I'm curious. What do you do for work? I can't imagine that engaging in awesomeness all week pays very well.
Edit: what did Mrs Survival Russia make for supper?
When you said "let's dump some food in the woods" I was sure you were going to take shit :D