Bushcraft trip - making blacksmith shop - permanent tipi camp series - [part 3 - long version]
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- I set up a blacksmith shop, do a walkabout in the area, use the raft, catch fish and eat some of the dried fish from part 1. Open the full video description for more information.
This is part 3 and the long version - here is the short version • Bushcraft trip - makin...
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Date: 01-08-2019 to 02-08-2019
Day: 20°C (68°F)
Night: 10°C (50°F)
Location: Sapmi - the land of the Sami people in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Clean and remote classic northern wilderness. Fresh water rivers. Pine, spruce and birch forrest. Mountains, bears, wolves, eagles, reindeers etc. No wildlife is giving campers problems. I can't give you any information about my location, only that I am somewhere in Sapmi. You need to be the owner or get the owners permission if you want to do the same.
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Consuming: Water, berries and fish (cranberry, blueberry, smoked and air dried perch).
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A few questions:
1. Is the blacksmithing tools homemade?
Yes - video on the channel about how I make tongs and how I made the anvil and the hammer. No video yet on how I make bellows, but it is a future video. If you want similar do I recommend you make it your self - but it is also an option to find secondhand or pay for custom work (I don't sell anything). Example can similar anvil be found online if you google "stake anvil" or "stump anvil" or "viking anvil" or similar.
2. Can you give a few points about the blacksmith shop set up?
Yes. The stones closest to the fire will need replacements once in a while. The branch used as rope on the anvil stump helps prevent it wood from spritting. Used a tree as a stump because it was convenient - the tree was located just right and dying (small trees so close to big tress always strougle). The wooden pegs keeps the bellows from moving and is easy to remove and use agin or replace. The goal is to keep the fire narrow so the air you blow don't need to travel far and the sides open so the forge fit long work pieces - but before you start forging can you move around the stones to custom fit the task. Make sure the bellows don't touch the fire, you don't wan't to heat up the steel tubes. Try to make it a habit always to use both bellows. Let one blow air and one suck air at the same time. The constant blow of air makes it harder for the other tube to suck in hot air and burn or dry the leather. Ideally does only the valve take in air and not the tube. Constant blow of air also just makes the forge more efficient.
3. Is the water safe to drink?
Yes. Almost all water in Sapmi can you drink straight from the source. Especially all on remote locations. It comes from the near by mountains - rain or snow/ice melting.
4. What fish did you catch?
Trout.
5. Why use a stick and not a paddle for the raft?
A stick from the tipi was the easy solution and more ideal for pushing agains the bottom of the river... In the areas where the river is too deep will a paddle work beter - but just using a stick isn't too bad.
6. How did you dry the fish?
Hung them up in the tipi as raw with nothing added, no salt or anything (show it in part 1) and left them where for about two weeks. Whenever I visit the camp did I light a fire inside the tipi for adding some smoke taste and soften the bones - but most of the time was I not in the camp and the fish did just dry in the air. The air in Sapmi is in general dry and it makes air drying meat really easy.
7. Was it "chaga" you used to carry fire?
Yes. A fungus called "Chaga". I use it in other videos for making tea. In this case do I use it for transporting fire.The chaga was collected near by the tipi and was only dried a few hours next to the campfire. If you want to transport fire like this do I recommend bringing along a few spare pieces so you can replace it doing the travel. One piece lasted in this case about 30 minutes. If it starts glowing too much can you just scrape some of the glowing part away.
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Some of the gear used:
1. Pants = Klattermusen Gere 2.0 Regular
2. Boots = Redback original
3. Backpack = M39 swedish military
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Video gear: Canon EOS RP, Canon 50 1.8, Røde videomicpro+, Zoom h2n, iMovie.
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Like these videos can literally calm down my inner anxiety regarding to any problems and in general, problems in life. It's not just that you are doing something that you love, but in today's society, you are doing a service to many people. Thanks for that.
بعري الك والقتكك
I can be murderous, frustruated to the max, i put bertram on and drink some wine... i find some good peace
The legend continues........
and keeps on with a sweetisch grin ...
I love the calmness. Even when busy building and working at camp tasks, there's such a serene peacefulness to it all. Even the water is calm. We see Rune's amazing traditional skills, but what we don't realize we are also seeing is his skills with modern technology too. Camera lenses, setting up the position and framing of each shot, lighting angles, caring for the equipment, then all the processing and editing and uploading and related computer work. Now consider that he managed to bring all the gear we do see plus the gear we don't see. I wonder what the ultralight ounce counters think of a guy who packs tongs, hammer, anvil, and bellows. 🤔🔨
Thank you for sharing all your unique and amazing experiences and skills Rune, I'm really looking forward to seeing what you do next!
I see a Rune video notification, I drop everything I'm doing and watch it :)
Damn right
Ob Rune auch deutsch versteht?;)
@@bennetengel3816 Gute Frage :)
Modern day viking
I always try to hold out up to the evening in this case, to watch the video before sleep. But it´s so hard :)
Man... I get so happy everytime a Rune Malte Bertram-Nielsen's new video notification hits the mailbox.
I'd rather watch your videos than any other movie or show in Netflix.
This videos feel like heaven. And all the time that takes to set up the camera between take and take, the colours of the landscape, the natural sounds, the calm when you move... What a present for eyes, ears and soul.
Perfect description of my thoughts!
What a perfect way to put it
The worst part about a new "Rune Master" video drop isn't the "Long A** Wait" until later that night to be able to watch it with the windows open, the lights off and the Bluetooth speakers turned WAY up ... It's hoping that I have the "right" food or drink on hand for whenever he cooks up dinner and I NEED to have whatever it is that he's eating/drinking because this guy is the MASTER of Subliminal, Hypnotic Suggestion... Another great video, sir !!!
This has to be my favorite episode so far. The view from that mountaintop was incredible!
Thanks for sharing.
Normally people watch this kind of stuff late at night but I’m just gonna watch this whenever I can
Rune, i enjoy so much watching you.... you are so calm and in peace ... God bless you.
During my childhood I used to go with my grand father at blacksmith shop for sharpening of axes, sickles and other farming tools. I experienced so many time rotating this kind of equipment for blowing coals. So when i see your videos I recall those memories and enjoy very much. Thanks
That shot at minute 21, WOOOOW!!! absolutely beautiful, almost like a movie, incredible.
I like watching Rune make things with his tools. He's A master of his craft, and he's building the old way, by hand. So much to see and learn watching a real man about his work out in the wild fields, streams and forest. His attitude and approach to bush craft is priceless. Thanks for sharing with the world, we need this.
I wish these videos were even longer. No better way to enjoy a cup of coffee.
Thank you, Rune. Your imagery is first quality. Hope in future episodes you show us how to make those, Twist drills, and the Bellows also.
Side note:
That Spotted Trout look awesome! For a few years I worked in Alaska for one of the Fisheries. I cleaned 10's of thousands of salmon. Cut that blood line and clean out the blood. If not it will taint and spoil your fish. You should cut out those Red gills too.
Another great vid Rune! Who would want to just watch the short version? Absolutely beautiful country
I will sometimes watch the short versions when i don't have time to watch it all, then i can watch the full length later
It’s so cool how you know so much and are so efficient with your techniques. I’ve been subbed and watching your videos for a good long while now and you improve and impress with every video. Nice job
Thank you Rune you made this boring Sunday a little bit brighter.
I'm disabled... Your videos make me travel !
I watched all your chanel !!!
Thank you for the quality of your production and thank you for this example of symbiosis, harmony ...
Proof that you (we) belong to the Nature and the Nature belongs to you (us).
I work a desk job doing phone sales at home, and this is one of my favorite things to watch while I'm calling. Seeing someone out on green earth exploring and surviving in the wild makes me.feel grounded when days are tough. Thank you!
Always love watching your videos. Even though you never say a thing you have a way of getting across exactly what you are doing and why. Keep it up brother, I love your office.
Rune as well as kusk bushcraft uploaded videos, the day cannot be any better ☺️
You are living a life in these videos that is heaven to me i could watch all day i cant wait for the next 1 now
Been out beach combing for fossils all day, come home to a couple of cold ciders and this, fantastic way to end a day, Thanks for the upload Rune
As always ive enjoyed it , Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work
I like the idea of making one long and one short version of the same content, and adore the one who thinks that...
I will be 51 on the 5th dude you are a really cool dude you are teaching me more stuff hats off to you !! :) thank you :)
It would be interesting to hear or read about all the interesting people who taught you your skills. I hope you keep them in mind as you apply your knowledge.
Another great adventure in the Sapmi… Thanks Rune.
I love your videos man!!
We don't deserve this, this is too damn goood for a CZcams content. Thankyou again rune!
This might just be your masterpiece. With love from Oregon
Good to see you again ^^
Thanks 👍👍👍
I'm so happy this was in my recommended! I didn't know about this channel. So relaxing
Always enjoy watching your videos rune and I gotta say your video descriptions are the best 👍🏻
If I could freeze myself in time, it would be sitting by a fire, in front of the mountains at dusk with a low ceiling of dark clouds and bits of red sunlight just dying out. That scene at 21:00 was expertly filmed Bertram. Well done. You have some of the best camera work on YT.
Rune, you are a living time capsule. We live in a time when technology consumes us but you're living like we should be. I have a young family caught up in this technological world but some day I hope to be where you are. Keep doing what you're doing and don't change a thing.
Good to see you 😀
Your video looks great.
Hi Rune!
It's a pleasure to follow you!!
My time out on my work you make it easier. I'll starting with your videos and ending my day whith them. Now it's time for me to go back home and out in the woods.
Thanks for sharing this 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼
Ok. 19:19 is pretty much Netflix/PlanetEarth level quality. I’ve always enjoyed your videos Sir, but you are moving up to another level with your shots and composition. I hope CZcams is taking care of you. Be well and stay safe.
Edit: 20:36. Dude.
He takes care of himself
Thank you for giving you such a beautiful nature gift.
Making Kierkegaard proud in the Sapmi. No artifice. Pace, skill, commitment. Beautiful.
Thank you. Another great video 👍
It takes a very special kind of person to be able to truly enjoy the solitude of camping alone in nature for prolonged periods of time. Thank you for making these videos man. You are an artist, and I appreciate your work.
Every comments on how it's so relaxing but peep the amount of work he puts it! The camera work is amazing, and has anyone looked at the description? Amazing.
The tricks with the camere is awesome, thanks to share an amazing work with us Rune!
Congrats from Brazil!!
This man never gets cold
Awesome vid my dude
Waiting the next vídeo notification! ✌️
Keep them coming mate. Great Vids
21:00 I think you decided to leave earth for a while! What a breathtaking scene!
Amazing bravo
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Coraz lepsze ujęcia super i czekamy na więcej !
Again a fantastic video to see how much you can do with so little. As usual it was super easy to hit the like bottom.
Yep! You’ve done it again Mate! Another Brilliant Video thanks Mate for sharing
Always love this channel 🔥🔥
He gets dirtier every episode, love it xD
Yessssss plz more videos!!! Longer ones too you are so skilled than others I’ve seen on CZcams🤗
I had to literally leave a club to enjoy this episode.
Greetings good man! It's a pleasure to come see your episodes as soon as the notification sounds
Verified superb surviving inventive skills by far!! A real old school forestman!! Bravo Rune!!!!
Man! A want to test this lessons here in Brazil! Congratulations, Rune!
It’s one thing to be a blacksmith, quite another to be one in the middle of nowhere 👍🏼
Thank you, watching this is almost as good as being there!😁😇
Feels so relaxing being out with nature
20:45 all that is missing is a good company and you are really in heaven ,wow
Best video on CZcams!
definitely one of the best bushcrafters out there in my opinion
Beautiful video .. Golden film .. thanks .
Have a good time .
I think we have over complicated life thinking more would make us happy. Simplicity and nature is like medicine to the soul.
Beautiful video Rune. Thank you
This guy know the way of nature's art. 👌👌👌
Top sempre
such quality in your videos man ! the stillness does it all, also added some new knowledge onto my bushcraft, keep doing you
Great series of videos...This is one of the few channels I cast to the TV and don’t have any skip throughs...would love to see some additional canoeing...I assume you took some vegetables with you...
Rune next time bring some beer, going good with smoked fish ;). Great video as always!
Meget fin video som vanlig og jeg lærer noe nytt hver gang.Ser frem til neste video😀
love these videos
rune malte, you're wonderful !
i just liked the video before i watched it !!!
Rune👍👍 Exceptional!
Rune eres Unico Hermano, saludos desde GUADALAJARA, MÉXICO.
awesome series so far, i've been on a binge!
Your audio is perfect thank you for all your great videos
Thank you for take us on your wonderful journey
Thanks for giving me a passion Rune! Your videos are very inspiring! I have started bushcrafting and I love every moment of it. Thank you very much!
This is absolutely stunning videography, the landscapes are beautiful and the evening mountain shots were from a dream world to me. Love your content and your incredible skills, keep up the awesome work, cheers and best wishes to you, safe travels my friend.
Genius! great video!
Du godeste, en smuk video! Og det må da være den fedeste feltesse jeg nogensinde har set 🙂
Another excellent capturing brother Bertram. Wonderful stuff, please continue to make videos. We really enjoy them, my son and I
Absolutley fantastic.
Man, your videos are just amazing. Vary Good.
amazing video keep going like that rune !
Odin and Frigga love you.May the peace of Balder always be in your camp.
Jesus is getting blessings from Odin 😆
its always great watching your adventures
At 36:35 you look so chill!
I love your videos!
Suggestion: a rope tied to each end of the lake would make crossing a bit easier. So you could use the rope as sort of a guideline across
You are the best survivalist for me! All what you make is 100%! So much archaisch Inspiration for many people i think! Thanks!
Yes... Zwei Abos die wir mögen! Great
Love and respect from California.. Congratulations on your forge..
Wow 😮 😮👏👏👏👏
I love ur video ♥
Great video!