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Kuukkeli Bushcraft
Финляндия
Добавлен 8 янв 2017
Tim Mottishaw
Bushcraft, Campcraft, handcrafts, woodcraft maybe a few more kinds of craft and some fishing (fishcraft?).
kuukkelimarmot@gmail.com
Bushcraft, Campcraft, handcrafts, woodcraft maybe a few more kinds of craft and some fishing (fishcraft?).
kuukkelimarmot@gmail.com
Unboxing, puukko made by @dongkhamet1351 .
puukko style knife, thank you @dongkhamet1351
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Видео
Coffee, beer and dogs
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Bushcats on Instagram feel_bushcats?igsh=MWM3aHN3MmxwN2I5Zw
Chest pack- the Brandit US Cooper chest operateor.
Просмотров 622День назад
Chest pack- the Brandit US Cooper chest operateor.
Joker Avispa, compact bushcraft knife.
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.14 дней назад
Also available in flat grind, micarta scales and kydex sheath. Mine is a Scandi grind with walnut scales. For those of you that would like to see Jose Sabbater's new project www.taxusknives.com/
Nordic work knives.Mora knives and similar.
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.21 день назад
Nordic work knives.Mora knives and similar.
The Finnish Mora knife, Finman puukko.
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.Месяц назад
The Finnish Mora knife, Finman puukko.
Za-pas Modern Puukko, Polish puukko style knife.
Просмотров 2 тыс.2 месяца назад
Za-pas Modern Puukko, Polish puukko style knife.
Mizuno Seisakujo forest axe from Japan.
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 месяца назад
Mizuno Seisakujo forest axe from Japan.
4K subscribers + Gränsfors Bruks unboxing.
Просмотров 6243 месяца назад
4K subscribers Gränsfors Bruks unboxing.
Hetta hiking trails and a few plants.
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Hetta hiking trails and a few plants.
First look at the Za-pas Modern Puukko. Polski puukko.
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First look at the Za-pas Modern Puukko. Polski puukko.
A Beer in the Kuukkeli kitchen, Chest rig, Mora Garberg and the Hultasfors OK4
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A Beer in the Kuukkeli kitchen, Chest rig, Mora Garberg and the Hultasfors OK4
Carinthia defence 6 sleeping bag, long term use review.
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Carinthia defence 6 sleeping bag, long term use review.
Old Norwegian Saami knife, with a wooden sheath.
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Old Norwegian Saami knife, with a wooden sheath.
The quest for koskikara, wildlife watching in Finland.
Просмотров 3445 месяцев назад
The quest for koskikara, wildlife watching in Finland.
Bahco 2449 wrecking/demolition knife, is it suitable for bushcraft?
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Bahco 2449 wrecking/demolition knife, is it suitable for bushcraft?
M23 Peltonen Pikkusissi,Ranger cub. A tactical whittling knife.
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M23 Peltonen Pikkusissi,Ranger cub. A tactical whittling knife.
Bevercraft BSH1, NATO and the monster stealing the limelight.
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Bevercraft BSH1, NATO and the monster stealing the limelight.
Pure Beauty ❣️ Thanks
Nice little knife with a few Puukko traits, but is not a Puukko, neither knives in this video are Puukko’s. Having said that, the knife maker put his heart and soul into making that build. He should’ve very proud of his workmanship. You should send him a book in return, that discusses what makes a Puukko. “All Puukko’s are knives, not all knives are Puukko’s.” I don’t remember where I read that, but it is a fact, something non-Finnish people should learn especially the bushcraft people that profess knowledge but, demonstrate very little real life experience in the outdoors.
You have got the Knifeaholic Disease Real Bad Tim! 😝👊🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🍺🍻🍺🍺😎🤘 30 knives in Two weeks.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍 Thats an Unusual Sheath Design.🤔🤔🤔🙃👊
Really beautiful knife. Looks like it feathers wood like it was made for it ha! Very soulful unique knife! Unni just keeps stealing the show! ✌️
Beautiful custom knife and sheath Tim , thanks for sharing, YAH bless brother !
Cracking looking knife, great work. I'll have a butchers at his channel.👍🏻😁🏴
Thank you Tim, I am honoured! I will be very interested to see how the <Stanleyvex> holds up to your work use testing. If the edge holds up, it could be worth backing up the bevels. A bit time consuming! - but naturally I expect you can get the best possible performance by putting your touch on the blade. So if somehow I could entice you, I think a review of the steel from the sharpener's perspective would fairly complete the comprehensive knife review :D I think it is a nice steel to sharpen; user friendly.
Very nice knife. That handle grain is stunning! Good to see you and Unni out enjoying the fall weather.
Beautiful!!!🧡
Nice little knife you have there brother ,can't wait for your review on the bps finn .God bless you and your family .Lee
Beautiful sheath, looks like it would work great with the casstrom dangler.
👍 Really nice knife, enjoy it.
That's a sweet looking blade. Nice work.
Hey Dan!
@@jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897 Good afternoon Jason.
Hola Tim me encanto el Puukko y la funda una locura qie hermosa madera la espiga oculta con 2 o 3 remaches lo hace mas fuerte la verdad da ganas de tener ese cuchillo 😂beauty, hello Friend 🔪👍🤠🤜🤛🇦🇷
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Ive just bought a carinthia defence 6 on Ebay . It was alot heavier than i was expecting . Got a 3 day camping trip booked late November so cant wait to try it out
I tried the yellow & black Avispa. It was beautiful but the scales were polished and slick. Can I rough them up with sandpaper without making the knife look bad? Also I’d like more of an index finger indentation. You think it could be shaped with a Dremel? Great video.
Glad you liked the video Adam. I think a bit of sanding would add a bit of grip and not look ugly. I think the dremel would work too but I would be careful with that, it also might take some work, that's pretty hard steel. I personally would stick with just a bit of sanding. Thanks for watching mate.
Nice looking blade, and an amazing view!
That view appears a lot in my videos 😂 in all kinds of conditions. Next time it will probably be all white (as it is now). Thanks for watching mate.
Never thought about the peel before, good tip, nice video again thanks.
Now there's a good reason to get some vitamin C inside you. Thanks for watching mate.
Nice experiment, only one way to find out if something works or not, thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching. I think it should definitely work, just needs some tweaking.
Beuty is in the eye of the beholder.
It is indeed, thanks for watching mate.
that's really nice
Erik did a great job, will upload a more detailed video soon. You can also see a bit of the work behind the knife on Erik's channel. Thanks for watching mate.
Esta rica la mujer dale mis saludos ❤
Es guapa no? 😍 Gracias por ver el video amigo.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft muchos saludos ..camarada cuando esté en Finlandia te avisaré para que salgamos de cacería
I still carry one, got one when i was 10. Im 20 now and its one of my most reliable knives. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
That's awesome mate. Glad to hear that it's holding up still after all of this time. I really like these knives. Thanks for watching the video.
He did a beautiful job on that!
Yes it looks great. Looks like quite a bit of work too. Thanks for watching mate.
Nice landskape !
@@alesmv gracias amigo, es us sitio muy bonito con una vista muy guapa. La proxima vez que lo veremos estara a lo mejor todo blanco.
Very nice, looks similar to a mora classic number 1
It does a bit. Fancier though 😂. Thanks for stopping by Lee. God bless
Nice little neck-carry - perhaps even better than my reground Kershaw Dune. Gorgeous scenery! Have you been out to that island in the lake?
Never been to that one, there is a house on it and it's private property so that one I avoid. A few of my videos from last spring were filmed on the next island along. Obviously you can walk to the islands in the winter. Will be uploading the unboxing soon. Just need to get on top of comments, emails and such first. The knife is already on tiktok, Instagram and Facebook. Hopefully will be getting a few extra views for your channel already.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft that all sounds great! It's fun being able to walk on water in the winter. Not to mention snowmobiles and I suppose dogsleds. I get a kick out of seeing that wee Puukko with the stunning Lappish backdrop - I dub your knife Pikku Matkalainen ;D
A handsome little knife.
Pretty isn't she. He has done a good job, and that oak burl in the handle is a lovely bit of wood. Thanks for watching
@@KuukkeliBushcraft Thanks for your efforts and please give your dog a friendly pat for me.😊
Beautiful knife!
@@NorthStarKnifeReviews yes Erik did a great job. Thanks for watching.
Well THAT one sure isn't! Even the sheath is a beauty! I'd proudly hang that from my belt!
It's a shame they stopped making them. They were really pretty. Thanks for watching mate.
@@KuukkeliBushcraftI have an older Marttiini knife I've kept in my tackle box that has a VERY similar blade on it. I think it's called a lynx. Last I checked they still made it if you're looking for something similar. It's a really great knife.
Great vid’s BTW! Recently ran across your collection, and enjoying the content. Curious; What perceptions of your Winters do the elders have in that area? Are Winters milder or more harsh than the “old days”? I know the Winters in the Northern U.S. are much milder than say the 1960s and ‘70s were.
Everyone my age and older say that the winters are much milder than before. It used to go down to - 50 Celsius now not much below - 40. I don't think there is anyone here that Dosn't think the winters are getting milder and we have just had the warmest September weather on record. Thanks for watching mate.
Para comprender mejor y de forma imparcial, lo que te dije de la creación del “reino catalán” lo mejor es ver este vídeo que es muy histórico, técnico y documentado: ruclips.net/video/NgGcLb_w4go/видео.html , donde el reino de Valencia hablaban el valenciano en el siglo V, y sin embargo Cataluña era solo una provincia francesa que hablaban francés y el idioma lo inventan en el siglo XIX, por más que quieran pasar por ser un reino no era más que una provincia primero de Francia y luego recuperada por España pero nunca existió ni el reino de Cataluña ni los reyes de Cataluña ni ninguna de las fantasías que se han inventado . Porque no puedes existir un país realmente no tenía ni idioma ni tenía reyes, y además pertenecía el condado de Barcelona al reino de Aragón., pero sinceramente, el Omnium cultural que tiene Barcelona es el equivalente nazi de la AHNNENERVE de la SS nazi, solo una fantasía !
I have and older one there nice
They are very good knives, that's why they still exist after all this time. Thank you for watching.
Tens molt de coneiximent 😂
Gracias Eduardo, una abraçada.
Hola!!! El scandi del za pas es a cero? O tiene microbisel? Gracias!!!
Tiene microbisel, y el mio no venia muy bien afilado. Ahora con un poco de trabajo esta bien afilado y sin microbisel. Gracias por ver el video amigo.
Great campsite Tim, interesting use of dried orange peel. Nice. 👍🏻
Thank you Arielle, it's a very nice spot and a nice little river. I just wish the trout were a little more plentiful in there ,🎣. Thanks for stopping by.
Buen video Tim 👍🤠
Gracias Alvero.
Saludos amic
Saludos Eduardo y gracias per veure el video.
cool knives the Jarvenpaa
Yes they have always made such nice knives. So many nice old ones on the second hand market here in Finland. Just as well with the price of a new one. Thanks for watching mate.
Wonderful video Tim , thanks for sharing, YAH bless !
Thank you Michael, glad you liked it. God bless
Fun video, Tim! Hi Unni! l’m happy to hear winter is coming there soon… My wife and I are going to Finland in mid-November and to take a dog mushing tour will be high on our list. Do you think by mid-November you will be up and running? What is the name of the outfit you work for? Any recommendations for reindeer sled rides, we’d like to go on one of those as well! Yeah, we be tourists 🤷🤣
Don't know much about reindeer sleigh rides around here. I guess there will be something in the Levi area. I have a friend that would know so I can ask. We should be up and running by mid November but it is taking a bit of a chance. Normally sledding in early November but sometimes the routes we take are not all open by then. I work for Hetta Huskies. I have my email address in the bio of my channel, please feel free to drop me a line and I will help with whatever I can.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft thanks, will do!
That looked like a nice blade blank. still in the learning stage of making knife handles but enjoy it so the learning is no chore at all. I'll be very interested to see how that knife turns out!
I have not actually done so many full tang blades. Still not sure what to use as a handle material. Hopefully will work out ok . Thanks for watching mate.
Tim. Great video. Really enjoyed the chat. Be well as the season kicks into high gear.
Thanks Chris, glad to hear that you enjoyed the video.
Top content.
@@tillybilly0 thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it.
I am inspired by the dog training footage. This is a great video from your channel.
Thank you Erik, see a fair few dogs knocking around on your videos. You might have enough for a team😂. Glad you enjoyed it mate.
Thanks for the video. I like the knife, but I would be concerned about my hand slipping off the handle and receiving a nasty cut.
Yes, I understand that. Finnish knives rarely have a guard so I am quite used to that. I have also never seen it happen. Though it obviously could. Just need to be a bit careful I guess. Thanks for watching mate.
I think it's understandable that you put out less content. i know winter up there is tough as cxxp and getting the batteries to stay warm, let alone anything else is a challenge on its own ,god bless you and your family. Take care. Lee
I do have a couple of little tricks with the batteries. The main one is chemical foot warmer pads. It definitely makes things a lot more challenging. Thanks for watching Lee. God bless you and yours buddy.
@KuukkeliBushcraft them warmers are a God send for sure I use them under my gas canister too ,mind you there welcome under over and in anything when it's so cold 🥶 even olof starts to shiver .lol
Using dried citrus as fuel in the wilds of Lappland - so exotic!
It worked good, you need to eat quite a lot of oranges for one cup of coffee though 😂
@@KuukkeliBushcraft you brought a bit of the Mediterranean over with you. I know Finns like coffee and they probably enjoy fine Valencian oranges - but that is indeed a very high oranges to coffee ratio.
Thank goodness for something good to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it mate. That river crossing can be one of our most iminteresting and sketchy sections of track at the start and end of the season. Also a good spring camping spot as there is accessible water.