Learn how to create an Ash Pack Basket from master basket maker Mark Young as he shares with Maine Primitive Skills School community members. www.primitivesk...
They used to a long while back, then it was deemed unnecessary in favor of the "New School" after WW2. All or most of the "Hand Skills" have been phased out.
Because feminism in the school district.. do i need to explain more because im more than happy to red pill the ignornant. Good turoriol regardless, thumbs up and a subscribe from me.
Iron Mantis do dumbasses like you blame feminism for everything? In fact, basket weaving was considered a “women’s skill” in many cultures, yet here you are watching this.
Harvesting the right tree, and working the growth rings loose is how we weed out the chaff from the serious students. Would you want a bunch of chair borne rangers in your multi-generationally cultivated forest hacking random trees down to learn the skills?
Brown/Black Ash is preferred. If you use green or white ash you have to pound out the splints as soon as the tree hits the ground or the growth rings will become to tight to separate.
Why dont they make primitive skills a subject in school? That would be fricken awesome....
They used to a long while back, then it was deemed unnecessary in favor of the "New School" after WW2. All or most of the "Hand Skills" have been phased out.
Because feminism in the school district.. do i need to explain more because im more than happy to red pill the ignornant. Good turoriol regardless, thumbs up and a subscribe from me.
That and marriage skills
You are trained to be a good little consumer in school. Not to know how to do things for yourself.
Iron Mantis do dumbasses like you blame feminism for everything? In fact, basket weaving was considered a “women’s skill” in many cultures, yet here you are watching this.
really nice to see some one who know what he doing,
thanks
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nice work, interesting point of view of making a back pack.
This helped so much Thank You.
wish there was more
I wish we still had Ash. I hate to cut the white oak.
We have since planted basket willows in response to the emerald ash borer.
@@primitiveskills but I have upland not lowland. I can go harvest willows but they don't make trapper pack baskets.
Well done alot of good advice in that video, thanks man once again.
Thank you, useful video
Can you use this to sift clay to make pottery with in a survival situation ?
Would've been nice to see the splice, but otherwise excellent job!
nice
How about showing how you got the individual strips so we can start at step #1. 🙄
Harvesting the right tree, and working the growth rings loose is how we weed out the chaff from the serious students. Would you want a bunch of chair borne rangers in your multi-generationally cultivated forest hacking random trees down to learn the skills?
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how about you get off your lazy ass and find out yourself...you're welcome.
What type of Ash are you/they working with? Can White Ash be used?
Brown/Black Ash is preferred. If you use green or white ash you have to pound out the splints as soon as the tree hits the ground or the growth rings will become to tight to separate.
Ash is getting harder to find, that's alot of waste he's sitting on .