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freixo, o nome científico é Fraxinus

Aqui no Brasil não deve ter, mas muito obrigado pela atenção

desculpe, não pude ajudar, obrigado pelo seu comentário

Thank you, I really appreciate it

Thank you

Thank you too

Thank you, nice to still hear from you after the years. Hope all is well

@@forisbushcraft8000 all good. So glad you're still doing your thing. Keep doing it fella

@@Greggybread good to hear, I enjoy making these videos and I hope to be posting a lot more now as well around 2-3 times a month.

​@@forisbushcraft8000nice stuff. I look forward to watching them. Your work is awesome.

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gracias

Cherry

Thank you

gracias

Thank you, I use bees wax for the inside so it is waterproof and raw linseed oil for the outside. Yes, Danish oil would work great along with raw linseed oil or any other food safe oil. Hope this answered your questions

Thank you, it means a lot. The block was about 3 inches (7.6cm) in width, 5 1/8 inches (13cm) in length and 2 7/16 inches (6.2cm) in Hight. hope this answers you question

Thank you it means a lot

абсолютно, я видел удивительную куксу из березового капа

それはアッシュ材で作られています

grazie, significa molto

I can promise everything on my channel is done how i show it, you can see at 0:29 the rust and paint marks of the hand saw along with all the knife marks at 2:33 , 3:39 and 4:38

Thank you very much, it means a lot. I used 'raw linseed oil' for this project as it is food safe. Yes they are 'Morakniv' knives, they are great quality for their price and are usually what I use when carving. Absolutely, that is a 'Gransfors Bruk' Forest Axe, it is probably the best axe I own and will last me a lifetime, I use it for basically everything. However if you only want to use this axe for carving you will probably want a 'Gransfors Bruk' Carving Axe instead as it will give you a cleaner cut than a general purpose Forest Axe. Hope this answered your questions

​@@forisbushcraft8000 Yes I agree with the Morakniv. Many years ago I had occasion to purchase a Morakniv "light my fire" knife/ferro rod combination. I can see how a Mora is ideal as a carving tool. Gransfors Bruks is more than just a string of axes, they are heirloom worthy of passing down to your most deserving of such a gift. Creating useful works with precious species of wood, using quality tools that makes one proud to own... what's not to like. Thank you for sharing.

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gracias por tu comentario y me disculpo si mi español no es muy bueno, he utilizado cera de abejas para curar la taza.

Gracias excelente trabajo saludos de Argentina

@@marioriveiro8622 gracias eres de argentina eso es increible es genial tenerte como espectador

Thank you very much it means a lot, I used beeswax for the inside to make it water proof and linseed oil for the exterior of the cup. For the hook knife I use a round wooden dowel with different grits of sandpaper (180-2000 grit) wrapped around it, then once I'm happy I use some leather to take off the burr. Hope this answerd your questions

👍thank you

@@festus6843 happy to help

Hello, nice to meet you too

@@forisbushcraft8000 ,,👍

Merci

gracias, eres de España que increible, es genial tenerte como espectador. Pido disculpas si mi español no es muy bueno.

Thank you, it means a lot

Thank you, it means a lot

Thank you it means a lot. Yes it is, its a Mora (Frost) 120 Woodcarving knife