My grandpa use to make those..just a little bit longer...my mother is here for the holidays and we're remonissing abouth the good old times and granpa's "golden" hands..she compares me to him..gives me warm feeling in my hart..you sir have those golden hands for sure.
Great video, really showed the process clearly. I watched my grandfather fifty years ago, make a bow saw from an oak sapling in about 20 minutes. The only thing he used was a pocket knife and the saw blade. He also used the leather lace out of his jacket for the tension string. I always remember it, because he made it from seemingly nothing and used the saw all afternoon to prune large apple tree branches down. He split the uprights about two inches up, slide in the blade and lashed it with twig and string. He used two "Y's" on a third branch for the center spreader bar and used the lace and a stick to tighten the saw. It was amazing and it always makes me think of different ways of doing simple things which we just take for granted today. Cheers, wonderful video.
I watched 5 bushcraft videos this morning with the sound muted because all they did was talk about how many views or likes or what their world opinions were. I watched yours with headphones on to hear the cutting of the wood, the scribing, the carving.... it was like listening to poetry. Thank you!
Far as im concerned, Greatest channel ever, i know man kind has excelled in things an saved lifes an made it easier, but what hes doing is what we are designed for, not sitting in luxury having people slave an clean for others, you make your own way, barter, enjoy the true beauty of life, this is one with nature, an the fact people watch an like, just shows we all want this way of life, but mate, hats off, your a cool guy, love your black Smith projects to, without sounding bent, its an honor to watch really is, take it easy man, stay safe during this covid situation, much love, matt an my 4yr old from ncl uk
Merry Christmas from Thailand!!! This is one of the best Bush Crafting videos out there - you go straight to work - no blah blah blah - excellent production value. NE Thailand
Yes! 4 sure! It's a real attention getter... I was impressed by his wood chopping technics. A good way of minimizing errors. Step by step. Carefully. Calmly. 👏👏👏 Old schooler
You are a Master Craftsman! Everyone else Don’t be fooled, his work,especially with the axe, is going to be very hard to replicate. Enjoyed watching you do it.
Beau travail artisanal ! Bravo pour avoir le bon goût de ne pas mettre de musique. Juste le bruit des outils et le chant des matériaux. Rien d'autre et c'est parfait !
Stunning. I’v been indecisive on what saw to upgrade too and had my eye on a buck saw for a while. Perhaps now making my own would be the most rewarding option!
This video is just....wow, Ive been wanting to build a saw frame for awhile but felt uninspired by all the models id seen. Until now. Absolutely gorgeous work.
This is stunning. When I watched this vid I got goose bumps. Of course curved branches to cut thicker trees. Genial! And that yakut blade.. Perfect, inspiring. Congrats Man! I go into the woods to find curved brances and staring to carve similar saw. Thanks to share your knowledge.
That was an amazing video. I like your idea of using bent wood instead of the straight limbs that I traditionally see used. That's an idea that I will definitely have to try out with my Scout Troop. Thank you very much for sharing.
EXCELENTE!!! muy buenos tus videos, la fotografia, edicion, el tempo, son muy entretenidos y didacticos. lo mejor es que pueden entenderlo un argentino (como yo), un chino, un noruego, en cualquier lugar del mundo, con lo cual la narrativa no es solo para la palabra....mis mas sincera admiracion por tu trabajo!!!!
I just attempted my first buck saw after seeing yours in past videos. Thank you for the detailed video! Now I’m out to do a better one than my last. Keep it up Rune!
Are you referring to the "shaving horse" he used? Coopers (barrel makers) and archery bow makers and furniture makers, as well as many other craftsmen have been using them for at least the last five or six hundred years. Found in every woodworkers shop for centuries. Today's equivalent would be "Saw Horse/bench vise/wood lathe". There are many different kinds and styles often depending upon region and craft. Plans on the net. A bit of a lost art
Just came across your channel. Reminds me of the Primitive Technology channel. No words needed. Universal language.. Just passing the knowledge along. LOVE IT!!!
That was a very impressive video. The saw construction was awesome. I really like the way you frame your videos. You must have studied photography , either that or you have a natural gift. wonderful. Please show more videos that showcase your skill sets. Much love and respect from Canada. Merry Christmas and the very best in the New Year
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raghvendra singh. He doesn’t need a voice. It’s wonderful watching videos from someone who doesn’t feel the need to blather all over it! His quiet videos speak very loudly!
will make myself one using some beautiful hardwood from my country, Argentina. Let's hope it comes out well. Thank you for making these videos, you are literally doing what i wanted to do for like 20 years
You, sir, are awesome! I am completely amazed at your skills and ingenuity. I bet you even made that pencil you were using, too! You have certainly found your niche in life. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thank you for this and other videos. Your work is very inspiring! Going to the woods to make a frame saw now... :) I hope you will make a video about making a shave horse one day.
I glad you did a video on the construction of your saw, having seen you use it a number of times it's good to see how it's made as well. Merry Christmas to you and yours sir, I hope you have a pleasant holiday.
Thank you for these moments that you share, I discovered you a few months ago and I try my little level to reproduce your creations. You do me a lot of good! Good to you. David
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No matter what you do, I just enjoy watching your videos. Thank you.
What kind of a madman would give this video a thumbs down? Your work is simply amazing, Bertram. Thank you.
My grandpa use to make those..just a little bit longer...my mother is here for the holidays and we're remonissing abouth the good old times and granpa's "golden" hands..she compares me to him..gives me warm feeling in my hart..you sir have those golden hands for sure.
Ахеренный ты мужик! Нигде не пропадёшь ! И руки растут откуда надо! ! !SUPER !!!
Great video, really showed the process clearly. I watched my grandfather fifty years ago, make a bow saw from an oak sapling in about 20 minutes. The only thing he used was a pocket knife and the saw blade. He also used the leather lace out of his jacket for the tension string. I always remember it, because he made it from seemingly nothing and used the saw all afternoon to prune large apple tree branches down. He split the uprights about two inches up, slide in the blade and lashed it with twig and string. He used two "Y's" on a third branch for the center spreader bar and used the lace and a stick to tighten the saw. It was amazing and it always makes me think of different ways of doing simple things which we just take for granted today. Cheers, wonderful video.
That's a great story.
My father was always 'making things' when I was a kid in the 60's
I think we all know that the real star of the show was that hatchet
😂
Was thinking the axe is the “Co-Star” 👍
Axe not hatchet, hatchet's are smaller.
What better way to spend the morning than watching one of your videos. Keep up the great work!
Morning? In Poland we have evening 😄 greetings grom Poland
@@aszkepucz2847 Hey Rudy! It's one in the afternoon here in Florida, and 70°F! Haha.
in poland is quater past seven after noon, I envy in poland is only 28°F heh 😄
Mhhh... maybe go out and do something similar after watching a clip? I would consider it even a better thing ;)
Best video ever. Common sense. Delivered. The bow saw. Perfection
All your videos are amazing. So peaceful. I cannot understand who is disliking them.
I watched 5 bushcraft videos this morning with the sound muted because all they did was talk about how many views or likes or what their world opinions were. I watched yours with headphones on to hear the cutting of the wood, the scribing, the carving.... it was like listening to poetry. Thank you!
For some reason it feels like an honor to watch these videos. Thank-you for letting me see into your work life.
This is such essential work...
Its filled with pourpus....
Just fantastic....
For me...Malte is the youtuber of the year
Very interesting! Never saw somebody to work so exactly with an axe.
Молодец мужик с руками и ясной головой👍
Да я бензопилу заведу, куда бодрей.
Far as im concerned, Greatest channel ever, i know man kind has excelled in things an saved lifes an made it easier, but what hes doing is what we are designed for, not sitting in luxury having people slave an clean for others, you make your own way, barter, enjoy the true beauty of life, this is one with nature, an the fact people watch an like, just shows we all want this way of life, but mate, hats off, your a cool guy, love your black Smith projects to, without sounding bent, its an honor to watch really is, take it easy man, stay safe during this covid situation, much love, matt an my 4yr old from ncl uk
Merry Christmas from Thailand!!! This is one of the best Bush Crafting videos out there - you go straight to work - no blah blah blah - excellent production value.
NE
Thailand
Yes! 4 sure! It's a real attention getter... I was impressed by his wood chopping technics. A good way of minimizing errors. Step by step. Carefully. Calmly.
👏👏👏 Old schooler
Lovely video Rune. really good tool skills, axe and knife. Beautiful to watch. Very good, thank you!
Nothing better than a real man using his hands ! Much love from San Antonio 🥰
Вот это я понимаю "руки из правильного места" растут. Просто великолепно, нет слов!!
A vacation of the mind is far superior than a physical destination.😎👍🏼
Thank you.
sei troppo bravo ,non smetterei mai di guardare i tuoi video
You are a Master Craftsman! Everyone else Don’t be fooled, his work,especially with the axe, is going to be very hard to replicate. Enjoyed watching you do it.
Made my first bow saw today after becoming inspired by you and Robinet. Thank you.
What craftman ship great axe work too I'm glade you showed us this vid it was great to kick back and watch Dan
Спасибо МАСТЕР!!!! Если не да Бог случится на земле катастрофа глобального масштаба, то в итоге выживут вот такие люди как вы!!!
I'd love to have a buck saw made by a true master of bushcraft. 🤘👊
This is still one of my favorite videos of yours, Bertram. Watched it many times now thank you. I plan to build my own this winter.
Nice. I like it and enjoyed the silent demonstration of making it. I think I’ll try it myself.
I’ve watched many videos on making these saws, but I like your video and saws the best. Cheers.
i love this frame saw. it can be dismantled and re-assembled any time. marvelous.
Beau travail artisanal ! Bravo pour avoir le bon goût de ne pas mettre de musique.
Juste le bruit des outils et le chant des matériaux. Rien d'autre et c'est parfait !
It never gets old I mean every time i watch your video it makes me relax and happy🙂
Just the pleasing sound of the work itself. Great video. Keep it up.
Your crafting videos are amazing, but I look forward to the next Buscraft adventure !
The locking mortise and tenon add so much to the integrity, impressive!
Stunning. I’v been indecisive on what saw to upgrade too and had my eye on a buck saw for a while. Perhaps now making my own would be the most rewarding option!
Отлично! Я ждал этого видео! Попробую сделать пилу из акации, уже заготовку вырезал)))) Благодарю!
Some wanna be bushcrafters do beer reviews, others do real bushcraft. This is real bushcraft folks, best channel by far! Awesome job!
I enjoy your videos and crafting very much. Thank you!
This video is just....wow, Ive been wanting to build a saw frame for awhile but felt uninspired by all the models id seen. Until now. Absolutely gorgeous work.
Very well done. Thank you for the video
Thanks for teaching me how to make one. I've always liked your saw design
Excellent! A great guide for a very useful tool !! Thanks for the video, greetings from Argentina
Очень Хорошая работа! Отдельное уважение за якутский нож! С рождеством!
Outstanding! Love how you copied a tool you made, and then made this new tool with tools you also made, Really cool.
This is stunning. When I watched this vid I got goose bumps. Of course curved branches to cut thicker trees. Genial! And that yakut blade.. Perfect, inspiring. Congrats Man! I go into the woods to find curved brances and staring to carve similar saw. Thanks to share your knowledge.
Olden day tools..... But hard to do..... You're videos are good and God Bless
Great video! You have golden hands, master! With great pleasure I watch your useful videos, like study guides! Thank you very much! ^^
Man braucht aber trotzdem ein Sägeblatt.
That was an amazing video. I like your idea of using bent wood instead of the straight limbs that I traditionally see used. That's an idea that I will definitely have to try out with my Scout Troop. Thank you very much for sharing.
By far and easily one of my favorite content providers. Thank you the wisdom and knowledge you have shared.
Thank you for such a fantastic Video, your work with simple tools is awesome!
love the hand axe....those should be a sales item :D
Молодец, просто, доступно и практично. Удачи и успехов!
EXCELENTE!!! muy buenos tus videos, la fotografia, edicion, el tempo, son muy entretenidos y didacticos. lo mejor es que pueden entenderlo un argentino (como yo), un chino, un noruego, en cualquier lugar del mundo, con lo cual la narrativa no es solo para la palabra....mis mas sincera admiracion por tu trabajo!!!!
Лучший среди всех, кто этим занимается!!!
Классико-эстетико!!!
I just attempted my first buck saw after seeing yours in past videos. Thank you for the detailed video! Now I’m out to do a better one than my last. Keep it up Rune!
It seems easy while you doing....but hard to perform individually... great work...
I can honestly say quality craftsmanship. I was also very impressed with the bench/vice setup when you used the drawknife,
Are you referring to the "shaving horse" he used? Coopers (barrel makers) and archery bow makers and furniture makers, as well as many other craftsmen have been using them for at least the last five or six hundred years. Found in every woodworkers shop for centuries. Today's equivalent would be "Saw Horse/bench vise/wood lathe". There are many different kinds and styles often depending upon region and craft. Plans on the net. A bit of a lost art
@@wayneg2139 Yes, that was what I was referring to.
Da haut der sich mit der Axt mal eben eine Säge .. Du bist einfach der krasseste!
Fröhliche Weihnachten aus Deutschland mein Lieber
Just came across your channel. Reminds me of the Primitive Technology channel. No words needed. Universal language.. Just passing the knowledge along.
LOVE IT!!!
Just awesome..simplicity at its best .simple yet highly effective
Absolutely love your videos Rune. You should feature on TV or Netflix the quality and content is so slick!
That was a very impressive video. The saw construction was awesome. I really like the way you frame your videos. You must have studied photography , either that or you have a natural gift. wonderful. Please show more videos that showcase your skill sets. Much love and respect from Canada. Merry Christmas and the very best in the New Year
Posted on his Simple Site: VIDEO GEAR: CAMERA: Nikon D7000 LENS: Nikon 50 1.8 MIC: RODE-VMM made by RØDE TRIPOD: Sirius MONITOR: Sony FILTER: ND, unknown brand
--- My Note: ND filter forces wider aperture--cuts down on amount of light, Thus forcing the f1.8 aperture, causing a shallower depth of field and therefore selective focus for more subject emphasis.
raghvendra singh. He doesn’t need a voice. It’s wonderful watching videos from someone who doesn’t feel the need to blather all over it! His quiet videos speak very loudly!
@@cherylT321 Exactly. Bushcraft Bear, 4 night winter camp, awesome. Not a peep.
will make myself one using some beautiful hardwood from my country, Argentina. Let's hope it comes out well. Thank you for making these videos, you are literally doing what i wanted to do for like 20 years
hats off rune: you do better work with an ax than most people could do with a band saw
Thank you... for the awesome video. You are very talented, keep making these great video's.
Sehr schön!!! Der Tramp den keiner fängt.!
Handwerklich bist du total geschickt. Ganz toll gemacht. So eine Tischlersäge muss ich auch mal machen.
Man the joints/fitting of that saw AWESOME
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
Rune, thanks so much for sharing these skills. It inspirational to see someone making a bucksaw.
so relax without speak
Good Grammer
@@bean_soups6407 Thank haha
You, sir, are awesome! I am completely amazed at your skills and ingenuity. I bet you even made that pencil you were using, too! You have certainly found your niche in life. Thanks for sharing it with us.
An Excellent video, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Keep them coming. This wood that you are using is beautiful.
Thank you for this and other videos. Your work is very inspiring! Going to the woods to make a frame saw now... :)
I hope you will make a video about making a shave horse one day.
Doesnt get better than this, woodcrafted hexsaw frames,nice work brotha.
I've just started building a buck saw after watching your videos in the past few weeks. And then you post this. So very cool man. Keep it up!!
That is a nice looking saw you built using your saw, ax, and knife. I wish you a Blessed Christmas today.
Man you are the best in the art of bushcraft. Congratulations from Bagé city, South of Brazil, almost in Uruguay.
Another nice video and you are an excellent wood craftsman.
Loved your video`s you are truly a craftstman please keep on making video`s greetings from Holland.
Thank you for the detailed process.
Very nicely done, I think that quite a few of your subscribers were hoping for this one, all the best for the coming new year. Regards
I glad you did a video on the construction of your saw, having seen you use it a number of times it's good to see how it's made as well. Merry Christmas to you and yours sir, I hope you have a pleasant holiday.
Thank you for these moments that you share, I discovered you a few months ago and I try my little level to reproduce your creations. You do me a lot of good!
Good to you.
David
Already ordered a Bahco sawblade ,thank you Rune for the good inspiration.
This is great! Ever since I first saw your buck saw, I wanted to see how you crafted it. This was very entertaining and yet educational!
How to build a saw:
Step 1 - Have two saws already
...no but seriously...great video. It's really relaxing to watch you work.
Amazing craftsmanship!
Good man !!! Keep it up !!!! Good luck !!! Greetings from Russia !!!
Отличная помощница! Полезное видео, спасибо Вам. С уважением
Rune .... you did a great job..:-) thanks for sharing skills....
Skills. A work of art.
Excellent video!
Beautiful work !
Огромное Вам спасибо.
Я давно хотел увидеть как делают такую пилу, очень хотелось поаробывать сделать самому, теперь есть чоткое руководство
Good job. I love the old tools and see how there made 👍👍🇺🇸
Im literally in awe watching your skills as a craftsmen
Nice video from TURKEY🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷