Bamboo for Bushcraft: STAKES
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BAMBOO for BUSHCRAFT: STAKES
Bamboo makes an amazing resource for bushcraft projects. One possibility is to make a set of first class stakes. It is quite simple and depending on the diameter of bamboo you use you can scale up or down on the size of stakes you craft.
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Bamboo can add a little pop to your fire. 🥓🥓🥓🥓
I imaging it can add some real pop! Thank you for tuning in 🙂
Very neat idea use to make spears out of the bamboo as kids and go carp fishing in the backwaters.
YES! Simple things like that brought us so much joy as kids! I guess I have grown up to still be a big kid building shelters in the woods and improvising weapons from sticks and bamboo 😀I will probably have an episode with something similar in this series. Thank you for tuning in.
When they dry out and turn brown, you can scrape them with the spine of your knife and get super fine tinder
Yes indeed! It makes a first class tinder, I actually have some brown piece I was able to cut from the center of the bamboo "forest" that I harvested from. It will be in a video very soon as well. Thank you for tuning in and sharing!
Good to see you back in RUclips land, Matt! Those are some pretty tent stakes, brother. I've only seen a few videos on using bamboo for friction fire, so this will be refreshing. Your knife work is as clean as ever on this one. I've been enjoying seeing the pics of the classes you've been instructing (congrats on the class size!) and look forward to this upcoming series. Thanks for sharing, Matt!
Thank you so much for your kind words Jon! also, keep me posted when you have that next live stream. I will catch one one of these days! I hated I missed it last time. I hope you are doing well brother and hopefully we'll catch up soon. Take care.
nice to see you back. I walked 4 weeks in the Quebec northern forest and unfortunately, I did not saw any bamboo... just kidding... nice video 😊
Nice video, Matt. Bamboo is quite versatile. Welcome back.
bamboo is so light and solid... maybe it should be part of our EDC or Bugout bag?
Always great to see you out and about Matt
Thank you so much my friend!
Had been contemplating working with bamboo...great work always MM..thank you...
Learn something every day, never thought about carving bamboo into tent stakes! Thanks Matt 😊
I am glad you enjoyed it my friend. I hope you get a chance to give it a try. Take care.
It was great to see you back, my friend. I'm looking forward to your coming videos and these new projects.
Thank you so much brother. I appreciate you tuning in and I hope you are doing well.
Great video Matt nice to see you back have missed black cat Bushcraft on youtube. Hope to see more videos in the near future
really useful for those who live in those areas where it grows
It grows well here but only in select areas where it has been introduced. It is some very versatile stuff so I really want some on my property. I am told that it would be a mistake as it is invasive. It would be worth it I think lol. Thank you for tuning in.
I'm going to try this...i think that the inside radius of the bamboo would help it stay in the ground ....great video...
Matt, Great to see you back!
Awesome little project Matt! Glad that you're posting again brother!!
Thank you so much my friend. It feels good to be contributing something to this community again. I really enjoy the interaction with so many awesome folks here. Thank you for you interest and support.
@blackhatbushcraft I totally understand Matt, and you're absolutely welcome buddy and God bless you and your loved ones!
That was very nice. I look forward to seeing more bamboo bushcraft.
Thank you you for your kind words and for tuning in. I should have another episode coming very soon. Take care.
Love the simplicity & effectiveness! 💪. Thanks brother!
Thank you so much for your kind words brother. I appreciate you tuning in.
Terrific video and awesome tutorial Matt.. looking forward to the whole series..! 🐻
Matt, those turned out great, ty for sharing…miss your cooking
Thank you so much. I have really missed doing those episodes. It has been on a long pause but very possible to be a thing again. SRO has definitely given me the green light to proceed. Hopefully it will happen soon. Thank you for your interest and support my friend.
Thanks for the idea. They look real good. Looking forward to the upcoming bamboo videos, too. The Lord bless you also ! 🙂
Thank you so much my friend! I appreciate your time, interest and kind words!
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What an awesome simple idea.
Glad you are back - great content as usual
Great video...thank for your great instructions on this project...hope to see more of your channel in the future...take care
I really appreciate that my friend. I should have another episode in this series very soon. Thank you for your interest and support.
Nice video Matt! I have a ton of bamboo to use so this is perfect!
Thank you so much for tuning in buddy!
I have some bamboo on my place that's starting to mature. That gives me another idea that I can use it for. Great video.
Nice! I am thinking about transplanting some to a corner on our property. I know once it takes, it can be a burden but it is some great material to have. I hope you get a chance to carve some up soon. Take care my friend.
You're right about that. But it's not too bad and I live in the South. It's just hard to stop it once it starts. But you can always go into the Cane Pole business. LOL
Good job Matt, great idea!
Awesome video my friend
Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !
Thank you so much brother! I always appreciate you tuning in and may our father YAH bless you and yours as well! Be safe my friend.
Always good to see your videos brother.
Thank you so much brother. I really appreciate you tuning in.
Awesome. 😀👍✝️
So does the black hat portion come from army airborne school?
good stuff sir!!
Thank you so much brother! I look forward to seeing you in a few weeks!
Very cool
Thank you for tuning in brother! I hope you are doing well.
Bamboo is a multitasker for sure! What pack basket is that? I am considering using one.
I only wish I had more bamboo available to me! It is great stuff. This basket is the 18" pack basket by Loring Pack Baskets in Maine. It is made of a very tough synthetic material. It is somewhat indestructible. If you get it all muddy, just spray it off with the hose. I cannot say enough good about it. I am a big fan. Also, they make multiple sizes. For wooden baskets, I have enjoyed mine made by a company called Pack Baskets of Maine. I'd be curious of your thoughts if you get one. Take care!
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Hello, welcome. I do actually have a video showing myself doing a bamboo fire saw if you look it up. I am doing a more detail version in this series actually. It will be coming soon! I already have it ready to go!
Thanks for this information. I don't have access to bamboo in wyoming, good to see you back on your channel. You are one of the ones I like to watch. Hope you will show more.
@@blackhatbushcraft i agree