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Carolina Bamboo LLC
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 พ.ย. 2015
Bamboo education, creation & landscape management... with a permaculture twist! 👀🎋
Splitting and preparing bamboo for basketry: THE FULL PROCESS by Carolina Bamboo LLC - Split in USA
Follow the process of converting a bamboo cane into different dimensions of split bamboo for basketry. Aaron with Carolina Bamboo LLC, will demonstrate a splitting technique he learned from his Japanese mentor.
Visit the Carolina Bamboo website to learn more about their mission to help teach and spread the culture of bamboo to the United States of America. View products they have for sale, such as bamboo charcoal made using a homemade cob/bamboo/kudzu retort and a bamboo "Split Kit" for basketry.
Visit Carolina Bamboo at: www.CarolinaBamboo.org
Instagram: Carolina_Bamboo
Facebook: CarolinaBamboo.org/
Visit the Carolina Bamboo website to learn more about their mission to help teach and spread the culture of bamboo to the United States of America. View products they have for sale, such as bamboo charcoal made using a homemade cob/bamboo/kudzu retort and a bamboo "Split Kit" for basketry.
Visit Carolina Bamboo at: www.CarolinaBamboo.org
Instagram: Carolina_Bamboo
Facebook: CarolinaBamboo.org/
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Carolina Bamboo prepares split bamboo for basketry in America using traditional Japanese Methods
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@CarolinaBamboo uses the traditional Japanese methods of Habatori, Mentori and Senbiki to prepare split bamboo for basketry. Visit the Carolina Bamboo website at www.CarolinaBamboo.org to learn more and view current classes.
Preparing Split Bamboo for Basketry using traditional Japanese Methods in America - Carolina Bamboo
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Aaron with Carolina Bamboo LLC provides a quick demonstration of habatori, mentori and senbiki traditional Japanese techniques used to prepare hand-split bamboo for basketry. Carolina Bamboo is one of the few businesses in the United States that provides custom orders for split bamboo for basketry. Visit the Carolina Bamboo Website at: www.CarolinaBamboo.org for more information, social media l...
A Bamboo grove in the early stages of traditional Japanese landscape management vs "bamboo jungle."
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Walk with Aaron McCarty of Carolina Bamboo to view a clean bamboo grove in the early stages of traditional Japanese landscape management. Notice the visual difference between a cleaned grove vs. an unmanaged "bamboo jungle." #bamboo #bamboojungle #cleanbamboogrove #bamboogrove #managedbamboogrove #BambooGroveManagement #BambooinAmerica #BambooinUSA #Bamboolandscape
Hand Split Bamboo for sale Split Kit details for Basketry, weaving and crafting
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Aaron from Carolina Bamboo discusses in more detail what customers are receiving when they purchase a "Split kit" from our website at: www.CarolinaBamboo.org #splitBamboo #Bamboo #HandSplitBamboo #SplitBambooforBasketry #BambooSplitKit #SplitKit #AmericanSplitBamboo #SplitBambooforWeaving #bamboobasket #bamboobasketry #bamboobaskets #bambooforbaskets #splitbambooforbaskets #SplitbambooinUSA #US...
11 Foot Long Hand Split Bamboo in America 🇺🇸 USA for basketry, weaving and crafting
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Aaron with Carolina Bamboo built a structure out of bamboo and Alaskan-chainsaw-milled, self-harvested timber. This is his outdoor workshop. Watch a treated green Henon timber bamboo cane being hand split using a traditional Japanese Blade using the Masa Wari technique. #BambooinAmerica #HandSplitBamboo #AmericanHandSplitBamboo #SplitBambooBasket #SplitBambooBasketry #HandSplitBambooinAmerican ...
Carolina Bamboo's description of their "Split Kit" product for basket weaving and crafting
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Aaron McCarty with Carolina Bamboo LLC describes what is included in the "Split Kit" found in their online store. Many basket weavers have shared with us that split bamboo for weaving can be difficult to find in the United States. We hope to be your new source for hand-split bamboo for weaving and crafting! Visit our store to shop for our "Split Kit" at: carolinabamboo.org/store/ We accept cust...
Bamboo Grove Clean-Up!
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Yellow/tan colored bamboo canes are dead and should be removed for optimal health and vitality of a grove. Visit our website at: www.CarolinaBamboo.org for more information about our services. Thanks for watching! #CarolinaBamboo #Carolina_Bamboo #BambooLovers #BambooLove #BambooGrove #Bamboo #BambooGroveMaintenance #BambooLandscaping
Blacksmithing with Bamboo Charcoal at Bear Iron Forge
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Carolina Bamboo needed tools for basket making. We visited Bear Iron Forge, owned by Jerrod Sutcliffe, a blacksmith in Creston, NC. Jerrod hand crafted a tool based on our description and specifications. The coolest part is the tool was forged using Carolina Bamboo's very own bamboo charcoal!
Iridescent Bamboo Charcoal Reveal with Carolina Bamboo
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Carolina Bamboo owner, Aaron McCarty, reveals a new batch of bamboo charcoal made from Madake bamboo. Why is the charcoal a blue color once the container is opened? We don't know yet, but plan to find out! The beautiful iridescent blues, golds, silvers and greens are the color of a male peacock feather when first removed from the container. However, these colors disappear over time. Why? We hop...
Mother Earth News Bamboo Presentation with Carolina Bamboo
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Mother Earth News Bamboo Presentation with Carolina Bamboo
Hugelkultur: Selecting wood for your raised garden bed
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Hugelkultur: Selecting wood for your raised garden bed
Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction -- Part 6
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Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction Part 6
Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction -- Part 4
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Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction Part 4
Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction -- Part 5
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Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction Part 5
Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction -- Part 3
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Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction Part 3
Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction-- Part 2
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Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction Part 2
Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction -- Part 1
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Carolina Bamboo - Aaron McCarty - Permaculture: An Introduction Part 1
Amazing! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Do you have the name of the bamboo?
Yes, this species of bamboo is Henon (Phyllostachys Henonis).
Was this grey Henon?
Yes! The species is Henon, which is often nicknamed "Big Grey."
i know this is gonna sound wierd but how do i kill bamboo, the place i bought had some and it was fine but now its invading everywhere
Visit www.CarolinaBamboo.org to see what Lil' Boo is up to!
Watch the full video here: th-cam.com/video/tiab43Vp_ks/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Hello ❤
Good bro. Cheer up🎉
It's been my dream to build and run a medieval style farm/homestead, and this is definitely going to be used! Especially since rivercane is native to here! I just wonder, how strong is the fence? I'm sure it will hold poultry, but what about small livestock?
I'm looking for that Gilligan's Island experience
For this fence, we used metal T-Posts under the vertical cane uprights to hold them in place. Large livestock would probably be able to push this one over. Alternatively, if you used cedar posts tamped into the ground, that would strengthen it, but it still wouldn't be strong enough for large livestock, as they would probably figure out where to push to make the bamboo move and flex overtime. This version is indeed great for chickens, though. 😊
how long did this take?
It took a few hours. Splitting the bamboo took about an hour, and constructing the uprights and weaving the splits took another hour.
building one now thanks
good idea!
hi, the fence looks great! from where did you get the splits and how much was it?
We grew and harvested the bamboo and split it using a 4-splitter kikuwari tool. The bamboo was free, and we bought the tool on Amazon.
I noticed the mom doing all the work...
So? 😳
The Dad split all the bamboo and installed the uprights. It was a team effort.