I've seen old films on this in the old ways but this is the first one I've seen in modern times that has someone that skilled on the use of a hatchet. You're an expert
Early on the Norse were certainly in parts of what later became Scotland. Many of my Highland and Isle of Skye clans have Norse origins. Maybe the Norse borrowed the cup technology from the Saami and brought it with them into Scotland. Anway, it is very useful technology whoever has the skill to make one. And beautiful too!!
Very excellent video. You are very skilled with the axe and other hand tools. The end product was beautiful and useful. Thank you for the video. I truly enjoyed it!
I'm not sure if you are looking at the comments for this video, but I have to say, that is a work of art. You did an outstanding job on it. Keep up the good work - Josh
NICE!! 👍👍... Great work! First time ever seeing any of your vids & the title caught my attention. Loved it from start to finish! Keep up the good work & keep the vids coming! .. Btw, just subscribed.
Very nicely done. I especially like the rustic look when you were finished. Clearly hand crafted. Definitely a thumbs up and a subscription from Canada!
He took one sip of water than threw it in the fire. Awesome work! I wanna try!! Is it better to use fresh wood or cured wood? Also, would you use it like that or treat the inside with something?
@Arska Scandinavian is the term for the regions of the Scandinavian Peninsula and Demark ...inhabited by Norwegians, Swedes, And Danes.. the term Nordic includes Scandinavia and Finland, Iceland ,the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and includes the Sápmi regions. The Kuksa in particular is from Finnish Lapland and made from the burl of a birch tree. In Norway it's a Guksi, and in Sweden it's a Kåsa.
I've seen old films on this in the old ways but this is the first one I've seen in modern times that has someone that skilled on the use of a hatchet. You're an expert
Thank you very much Michael. Also if you have links to the old videos i would love to see them
Craftsmanship at its finest. Love the way you left the hewn look. Blessings from the Okanogan Highlands!
Just lovely! Scarily skilled with an axe too! Love the tool marks left on the outside - very distinguished. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing work my friend! Love the finished look of that cup.
A really awesome thing you did. Watched it 3 times. Very relaxing. Thank you.
If you liked this clip, try searching for "silent spoon carving" ☺
Early on the Norse were certainly in parts of what later became Scotland. Many of my Highland and Isle of Skye clans have Norse origins. Maybe the Norse borrowed the cup technology from the Saami and brought it with them into Scotland. Anway, it is very useful technology whoever has the skill to make one. And beautiful too!!
Very excellent video. You are very skilled with the axe and other hand tools. The end product was beautiful and useful. Thank you for the video. I truly enjoyed it!
Your tools are very sharp. Nice woodworking. Thumbs up from me.
I enjoyed watching this. At one point I caught myself cocking my head like a dog trying to figure out how you made it look so effortless.
Amazing!!!!!! He's a real artist. Hugs from Brazil !!!!!
Hypnotic really enjoyed that one, thank you.
Crazy awesome axe skills!
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Adventure Ryan
THAT was outstanding, very good work, impressive!, thanks for sharing the video
Hatchet handling level: Highlander God
I was amazed at the accuracy.
"There can only be one"
@@dandypants1983 You got to put that into quotes man.
@@everready19373 fixed, haha
Damn you ain’t Kidding
Wonderful workmanship.
I really like watching how other folks carve stuff!
Liked and Subscribed, thanks from Chicago!
Hatchet and rasp is what I'm using at the moment. Have just found your channel awesome work
I'm not sure if you are looking at the comments for this video, but I have to say, that is a work of art. You did an outstanding job on it. Keep up the good work - Josh
Josh, thank you very much for saying so
Wooden Tom hi thanks for the amazing content! Love form U.S.A!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This made my soul happy.
I like those chisel marks left on the outside
Awesome! Inspires me to try making one.
💯%amazing video what amazing skill you have god bless your hands and a big hello from Ireland 👍☘️🇮🇪
The music was almost as good as those hatchet strikes! Amazing work
Excellent video, thank you.
Wow that’s a bloody masterpiece,well done 🍲. 🦖
This has to be one of the most relaxing projects
Thanks Ryan. It is.
The nicest kuksa I've seen so far. Great video too, subscribed :)
Amazing work. Thanks for the video my Bladed Brother ⚔️
Wow ! Amazing! Nice to watch how you used ax !
Great video and beautiful work.
Thank you very much
Wonderful carving with axellent skill!
NICE!! 👍👍... Great work! First time ever seeing any of your vids & the title caught my attention. Loved it from start to finish! Keep up the good work & keep the vids coming! .. Btw, just subscribed.
Awesome craftmanship man! Subbed 👍
I know this video is over a year old. But I really enjoyed it. Nice work sir.
I like it, I also made this kuksa with an axe and traditional tools
Very nicely done. I especially like the rustic look when you were finished. Clearly hand crafted. Definitely a thumbs up and a subscription from Canada!
Oh yes... sipping some scotch whiskey from it would be a bonus for sure!
Thanks for subscribing Bill. I like leaving the tool marks showing it is hand made
Beautiful!
12 people shop at Bed Bath and Beyond.... amazing work man, love it!
Hello from Oklahoma! Beautiful work! I wish I could find some wood that clean and nice to work with. What kind of wood is that? Thanks for the video!
Great job. Thanks and take care.
Very impressive!!👍
Perfect, congratulations!!
Insane skills man!
Love the rings on the outside.
Excellent job man!
Amazing work nice one !
So beautiful you are very skilled ❤
Do you sell these? They look so awesome! Very talented!
Master level craftsmanship
Gorgeous thanks for sharing.
Daniel Shue thanks
I love your chisel that you use to hollow out the cup. May I ask where you got it?
Great video, thanks.
beautiful bowl
Cool how you do it the medieval way unlike todays blacksmith channels who use modern technology to make simple things
More Scottish themed items is a must
Very nice work, thank you for sharing. What axe is that?
Outstanding
So very Cool!
amazing!!
Nice axe work👍🏻
Hey man! Great videos! What gouge would you recommend buying? Keep up the good work!
Lovely.
lovely work... inspired from you. thank you so much for a superb guidance. God bless you always. Jai Shri Ram.
Do you sell these or recommend a reputable place? Some of the ones on the internet look pretty cheap. Great work 👍
That's a perfect little bowl for some soup or tap ramen!
Respect the skill with the axe.
Great job
He took one sip of water than threw it in the fire.
Awesome work! I wanna try!! Is it better to use fresh wood or cured wood? Also, would you use it like that or treat the inside with something?
Well done Sir.
Lovely. What wood did you use?
This is amazing... what kind of wood are you using? ⛏
Beauitful work
Liked and subscribed 👍👍
What was the diameter of the log you used for that. Also nice carving skills
This is more of a nordic Kuksa. The Scottish Quaich has two handles, while kuksas (which originate from Lapland) only have one handle.
That is correct. And in Finnland we make kuksa from birch burl.
The Quaich has two handles so it can be used by either a left or right handed Scotsman !
@Arska Scandinavian is the term for the regions of the Scandinavian Peninsula and Demark ...inhabited by Norwegians, Swedes, And Danes.. the term Nordic includes Scandinavia and Finland, Iceland ,the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and includes the Sápmi regions. The Kuksa in particular is from Finnish Lapland and made from the burl of a birch tree. In Norway it's a Guksi, and in Sweden it's a Kåsa.
What kind of wood did you use? Also what brand of tools did you use?
Very nice, really enjoyed the video. Do you apply any finish? Any issues with cracking?
Kyle Erickson i dry slowly by putting in a carrier bag and it rarely cracks. Finish is a food safe Danish oil
wonderful, nice control with that axe! is that a Svante Djarv? cheers!
If you could only have one gouge, which one do you choose? Straight gouge or bent gouge?
What do you treat the wood with afterwards?
Great video mate!
Thank you
Parabéns magnífico!
Great video👍,..true skills.You make it look simple!,is that Ash?.
Cheers thanks for sharing.
What wood did you use Tom grain looks like Ash??
Wow... how long did that take you?
This is carpenter asmr gold ! Anyome know this song he's using. I love the song, putting me to sleep watching this guy guy create art
Nice👍
Ótimo trabalho like
What kind of hatchet do you use?
I like it way better with the real sound than music
👏👏👏👏 respect
Hey great video! Curious as to what kind of chisel you were using. Cheers
Ashley Iles Chisels Jago
Where can u get a hatchet like that ?
I like the pour tip. You can drink you can pour you can do body shots.
I feel the force when I see the ax. ^^
I feel the pain when I miss use the axe ! Cheers from Mr Eight Fingers ..
I like the song
Hello my friend🖐🏻😏
Awesome kuksa🍵
What wood is better to use for carving?🤔
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1. What type of hatchet is that?
2. What type of wood did you use or would you recommend?
I imagine a hard wood, but only from what I've heard/read. I'm certainly not an expert here.