How to carve a fir wood cup in the woods without axe! Beginners guide... go for it!!
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2021
- In this video I show you how to carve a cap with a super simple design without an axe and I will give you an answer if it is a good idea to make such a cup with fir wood.
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I'm watching this with my 5 months old boy in my arms, my hands itching to try it, but it will have to wait 😁. That's the effect Felix's videos have on me, they make me want to try out myself whatever project he works on at that moment. And once I hear his trademark "Hello RUclips!", I instantly smile because I know something good will follow. Thank you, Felix, for everything you do! Peace out from Romania 🗡️
Hello Felix I’m enjoying your videos very much. There is good humour as well as good skill tips. I think “enough blah blah let’s get on with the work” is a great catch phrase for you. There’s something about the way you say it and the current zeitgeist that gives it more layers of meaning. Anyway it made me laugh 😆 Thank you for your videos.
Wood carvers who make and sell cups to others not wanting to make their own is one thing. Making one in the forest you are camping in is another story. Making your own is much more special than one you buy. That’s point so called experts seem to forget. You proved this point quite easily.🎇👏🎇🍻
Agree ,those things you make out there ,you cherish more
Felix, you're a bright spot on RUclips. 🇨🇦
LOVED the bush craft marking guide. You are a genius!
Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!
That scorp is sharp. The one i bought from amazon doesn’t even make a dent in the wood. It just slowly scrapes the wood where it’s powdery and doesn’t even make shavings like your scorp does.
Just wrap fine sandpaper arround a wooden stick from about half an inch (10mm or a bit more) and start to sharpen it! I am sure you will be sucessfull!
Felix is the best on the Net!
Wowww, thank you so much!
We are so blessed to have you. You’re thinking, you’re approach and open-mindedness is exactly what we need! Thanks! TC 👍
Thank you Felix ..you are very good HANDYMAN . I also carved or made a lot of hardwood Thx for this tips and video ..GOD bless you and keep going buddy! greetings from Canada . 👌💕🍻🌿🍁🍷✌
Red doch i dirä Sprach Herrgott no mau!!!! Dis Änglisch ächt furchtbar zum a losä,ansonstä äs Cooools Video Dankä zum zeigä!!! 🇨🇭👍🔥
Vostohsch es jo.... und süsst nimmsch hald es Zäpfli 😂
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Very interesting, Felix! I like videos where you don't know what the result will be, so you are discovering alongside us.
Thanks a lot!
I really like your practical approach to bushcraft, we have a lot of the same ideas and it's awesome to see you putting them into practice!
My first cup was from pine (pinus brutia). I made it with only 2 hand tools (victorinox camper, and kirschen carving chisel). I like your way of thinking (out of the box). Greetings from Greece..
Nicely executed Felix.
The resin part is what to avoid,I use frequent pine wood .
Using for food preparation,never had any issues with it
Felix is the Best !!!
Dankä für din nättä Kommentar!
Love it that you try non traditional types of wood.
Thanks a lot for this positive feedback!
Hallo, Felix! Danke für dein Video, aus der Not heraus (Löffel vergessen) habe ich mir einen aus Kiefer gemacht, das ging echt schnell und war ok, der Harzgeruch hat mich nicht gestört, beim Trocknen hat der sich aber dann so schlimm verzogen, dass er dem Feuer geopfert wurde. Birken findet man hier bei uns in der Lausitz eigentlich an jedem Waldrand als Totholz, so dass geplante Schnitzarbeiten nie ein Problem sind, hockt man aber erst mal mitten im Wald, gibt es nur noch Kiefer oder halt einen kleinen Fußmarsch.
A craft to build with my grandchildren! I have a few acres of woods on my property in the foothills of the Massanutten Mountains in the Shenandoah Moutains and my sixth son has a few acres on his farm in the Highlands of the Allegheny Mountains. Tomorrow or next week.
Good luck dear David!! Greetings from Switzerland
@@FelixImmler greetings from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia! Woods, forests, green hills and rich farm land mark the spot from Google Earth!
@@davidbenner2289 We are planning to go to Jerusalem - there is an old castle Latheron, amazing place, there I want to do all that stuff!! Cheers from the Holly Land (Israel, Jerusalem)🔥🤪
@@siegfriedwashburn3484 I lived in Cyprus and Lebanon from 1961 to 1964. But, never visited Israel. I wanted to take my wife on a once in a lifetime visit to Israel but waited too long. She is in the final stage of Alzheimer's. Can a man fall in love and stay in love with a woman being a paranoid schizophrenic, for over 47 years? Yes! And she was a higher level genius IQ. My weakness is super intelligent women! I have given thought to buying a winter home in Haifa, up high, facing the Mediterranean Sea. I probably have 30 to thirty-five years of life left in me. Maybe one day I will visit. I'm too conservative to live in Israel. But, first Switzerland and the professor himself, the Genius Felix Immler! I would have to meet him and take his family out to dinner a few times! Switzerland does not know the they have in him! Japan, my birthplace, has "Living Treasures" of the master of the masters of their various crafts and arts. Switzerland needs to do the same: having Mr. Felix Immler as one if them. His craft? His art? Mechanical and instructional genius! If I were in combat, I would rather face a company of Russian commandos with only my barehands than armed with a match grade Remington 700 in 7.62 NATO facing "Field Martial" Felix Immler armed with a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife! It would be over for me fast! And he would have courtesy to carve my name into the wooden cross marking my grave. Lol! A platoon of men like Felix Immler only armed with Victorinox Swiss Army Knives could subdue the World! Or bring about World Peace! Why hasn't he received the Nobel Peace Prize? That is the question needing to be answered! Enjoy fully your trip to Israel. May God bless you and your group.
@@davidbenner2289 My best wishes to you!!👍 You are awesome!
Next week - let's do some beer with honney and linden. And drinking from those mugs! I gonna try it in my October trip to the crusader's castle 🏰!👍
Simple straight forward . Enjoy Felix
I like the idea that if you don't have what you want, you work with what you have. Nicely done!
Wonderful video. Really enjoyed it. Half of the people on the internet don't know what they are talking about. Great job and God bless.
Thanks a lot for your visit on my channel dear John!
0:01-0:03 "It doesn't really challenge me to craft a cup or a Kuksa [....] As a regular viewer, that was the first thumb up... then I ran out of thumbs : - /
MANY THUMBS UP!!! Elegant, simple and efficient transmission of knowledge...
Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!
Thank you so much sharing this video and your experience in carving out the cup. I gained insight and inspiration. I will follow your carving method.
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Awesome idea, thanks for sharing. the only step I would add to this would be to use a sandpaper inside and out to make it smoother!
(Just recently found your channel)
I've been carrying a swiss army knife for almost 30 years , but watching your vids I realize how much I still have to learn
Thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Ich danke dir für dieses Video. Du nimmst mir den Druck, unbedingt das "beste" Holz haben zu müssen, um damit zu beginnen. Es ist, wie mit all der Werbung bezüglich Ausrüstung. Du musst das Beste haben... Nur so klappt es... Bla bla bla. Schön zu sehen, dass es auch anders geht. Ich mag deinen Ansatz, nicht dem Optimum hinterherzulaufen, sondern das zu nutzen, was da ist. Wer sagt denn auch, dass die Schale für ewig halten muss?👍🏻
Great video, Felix! I run a youth program that teaches outdoor skills to teen-agers. You've inspired me to have the kids make their own cups. Thanks!
This is a hard task for Kids! But if you help them a bit it can work! Go for it!
Thank you for being so open minded 🙏🏼 and for sharing your skills with the world!
You are so welcome Conrad!
I loved this thank you. I also love your accent, it reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger, I would love to hear you say “Get to the Chopper” lol.
I’ll be trying this cup idea and looking at testing it on larger things like a bowl
Thanks a lot for your comment!!
A great video idea felix. Since fall is comming up. You should show us how to make a waterbottle out of a gourd.
Thank you. Excellent video, as usual for you. Your editing showed us the important parts of the process without boring us with 90 minutes of you carving a cup.
I would like to see the cup again in 3 months to see how it holds up.
Thank you,Felix! I respect your work!
Thanks a lot Sergey!
I tuoi video sono bellissimi grazie e ciaoooo
Love how you tackle projects. Thank you
Felix. Es macht einfach Freude Dir zuzuschauen. Danke dass Du das Wissen weitergibst und Dir die Mühe machst diesen Kanal zu pflegen.
Good explanation and demonstration on how to carve kuksa. Fir wood is very different in different areas. Hardness and resin percentages. Some places it is almost as good as oak for energy in wood stoves.
Beautiful work !!❤ Felix is Awesome !!
Love the bowl !! 🥣
Thanks for your valuable support!
you're the man.
Thanks a lot!
Hallo Felix, es ist immer wieder erstaunlich, was du mit einfachsten Hilfsmitteln bewerkstelligen kannst! 👍🏻 LG Micha
I'm from Việt Nam. I very like rebuild axe head with tool handmade of you.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for all your videos.
You are so welcome! Greetings from Switzerland
very good Felix. Thanks. I shall try that as all around this part of the French mountains, not far from Switzerland it is pine woods and deciduous woods too.
Elle est super ta tasse, Félix ! J’ai justement des résineux entreposés dans mon jardin et je vais essayer. Je craignais que la résine ne colle à la lame des couteaux utilisés. Mais maintenant je puis m’y astreindre. Merci pour cette chouette vidéo et pour le partage toujours aussi sympathique. Michèle
Merci bien Michele!
Very cool! I love how you always question things and find new ways and materials to get things done!
Outstanding
So und jetzt lieber Felix ein 12 Personen Geschirr 😂😂😂😂👍👍💪💪 nein nur Spaß Top Arbeit
Haa ha haa zu Glück hat meine Familie nur 5 Personen :-D
your videos are very helpful and enjoyable.
sehr cool. wie immer einfach und spannend!
I just love yr videos thanks for all of them
Beautiful.
Thanks for showing us.
Great stuff thanks
Cool project.
Thanks
Thank You once again Felix and have a wonderful weekend .
Excellent video Felix.
Hi Felix, this is a great video packed with practical insights. Much obliged.
Hemfur is not as heavy as fur but I would try spruce is close to balsa wood and easy to carve . the only problem i would have is glue peices together only have dropoff construction material
Awesome 👏🏻 Felix! Thanks for proving the pros wrong...at least for the moment we are in! 😉😊🤗 Have a great day brother and God bless 🤟🏻👍🏻💪🏻
Thanks a lot for your nice feedback!
Wie immer höchst beeindruckend lieber Felix! Ausgesprochen gut gemacht! Allerbeste Grüße, Sepp
Vielen Dank mein lieber Freund. Dein Lob freut mich immer besonders!!!
That home made scarb is fantastic. I've been using a hoof knife for carving out hollow sections. I might have to make one of those.
Thanks for your comment!
Thank you for posting! Your instructions and the diagrams on why you chose the section of the trunk are much appreciated!
Thanks Felix. I just made a Hemlock Kuksa today. I wanted to see how Hemlock would perform. I seems very good. Thanks for showing us your practical techniques. Take care.
Thanks a lot for your interesting hint!
Yay! It's Friday :D Great video!
Yay! Thank you!
Great video Felix. Definitely want to try it out. I really like how you go over the decision process. Thank you for sharing this with us. I like the end results. Outstanding. I hope you have a great week.
Nice to see the cup being made in the woods with simple hand tools.
Excellent craftsmanship, Felix! Yesterday, 'Boxing Day' I've began working a walnut bowl, a bit bigger - 30cm, using your direction, except my walnut is considerably seasoned, so will take a long time. I've woodcutting tools similar to yours, but mush older though excellent. Been woodcarving about 2 years now. When my bowl is finished I will lightly oil it and then it will be used at table. Happy New Year!
Fantastic! Thanks for telling me your wonderful project!!
THANK YOU
Thank you once again, Felix. You are a god.
Felix - awesome - watching is how I learn most things - this was perfect for me. next up I carve my cup from fir!!
Super... thanks a lot Ken!
Great video! Useful info, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Super gemacht lieber Felix!👍👍👍 Da sieht man wieder, was alles mit einfachen Mitteln möglich ist, wenn man sich Gedanken macht und sich die nötige Zeit dafür nimmt!
Vielen Dank für's Zeigen und liebe Grüße aus Wels in die schöne Schweiz!
Excelent Felix, thanks!
Thank you my friend!
Brave homme et chouette réalisation, merci
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
Thank you, Felix, very well said in your intro and a great job all round, thanks for sharing mate.
Cheers from Down Under.
Nice work Felix
Your vidoes are so fun to watch! Awesome solutions and a very positive vibe. I think your projects are great to try out 😁
All that carving and sawing no blood. You the man ✌🤙
excellent - as always
Thanks again!
Another get video Felix! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!!
Hi Felix, that was well done again, looked good enough for me, have a good weekend, Will.
Great video Felix!
Thanks a lot!
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Super Video Felix, danke! Bis bald und lg Manu
Hi Felix. Danke nocheinmal. Zeit und arbeit macht eine supere Tasse! Danke fürs mitteiklen. Bleib gesund. LG. Nigel
You are better than Gepetto !!💪💪
Thank you 🤣🤣
Well done!
Thank you very much!
🌲🦅🌲 thank you for sharing stay healthy out there🙋♂️🦅🐢
Thanks a lot Brian!
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That is awesome. Great job. Half of what you see on the internet is false information. Really enjoyed the video. God Bless
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This is great! Always wanted to learn how to do this. Your tips video and the one about the tool from an old wrench super helpful.
Your comment makes me happy!! Thank you
Incredibly smart, Felix.
Thank you very much!
I am totally making one of these wrench knives so I can get into making a bowl or kuksa! You are a wealth of info Mr.Felix keep these awesome videos coming my friend! I live in a Douglas Fir forest and they log everything around us so there is an abundance of fresh cut in my area! Thanks for sharing this...thank you for sharing your knowledge! Learning lots from you! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🇨🇦
So cool, and beautiful too ❤ 👍
Thanks a lot Roni!
Great work! as always I start sharpening the top part of my wood saw like a cabinet card scraper (not at 90 degrees) and works great on flat surfaces. Will try to make a bowl like this and check how it works on the outside part.
Cheers! Marcelo from Argentina!
"AWSOME cup Felix and skills" 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌️
Thanks a lot Jeremy!
Another fine video, my friend. I very much enjoy your content, and always look forward to seeing them. Take care and be well my friend.
Hello Felix. Another outstanding video. Just goes to show that you never know until you try! Thank you for your very helpful instruction. Looking forward to the next video.
Exactly this is the point! Thank you!!
Super Felix, ii ha huärä Freud a dinä Videos :-) Liäbi Grüäss vo St. M.
Haaa ha haa, i weiiss wer Du bisch 🤣
Thanks!!! You are amazing
Glad it helped! Thanks a lot!
Always enjoy watching you videos Felix! Thanks for showing us how its done!
Thanks for watching my friend!! Greetings from Switzerland
@@FelixImmler you know you are one of my favorites Felix! Catch you later! Greetings from Charlotte NC USA
I just use the wood that I find too. I haven't made a bowl yet, but I've made a spoon, a knife, and even a really shitty fork. I wonder if fir becomes a problem when it dries due to cracking. The handle on my knife started cracking at the bottom a little, but it was made out of willow. Those were just the majority of trees in the area. I don't know if a bowl from the same tree would crack but I will probably at least try it.
Exactly...just go for it!