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Brother you and your beautifu family means alot to US!!! You are very welcome and I hope you enjoy it for years to come....God Bless You Brother I'll be talking to you soon......
I subbed yesterday and have been watching a bunch of your videos. I really like them! You have a very simple style that makes it very easy to follow along with your point. And you don’t waste any time with a big long drawn out into like you’re the god of bushcraft. Keep up the great work!!
well done i will look for one of those bigger cups..i have used the first one for about 2 yrs..but a bigger cup would be welcome at camp..thanks for posting..safe journeys
Thank you for watching Blackie. The new cup is definitely a good upgrade. It took me a few minutes to adjust to the feel because I was so used to the original but now it is all I am really using. It is just a more practical size. Thanks again my friend!
Ironically I just purchased a large Kupilka cup a couple weeks ago. Never considered a toggle on it. Looks like I may have to try one out. Thanks for the idea!
Thank you so much my friend! I totally agree that when we learn to appreciate the little/simple things in life, happiness is bound to find us. God bless your and yours as well and I appreciate you tuning in and commenting!
I've heard of wooden Kuksa cups, but this is the first I've heard of Kupilka cups, and I see they're made of a molded plastic, which would be sturdier than wood. Thanks for the toggle carry tip and I will look for them on Amazon. God bless!
Thank you so much for tuning in Jim! I appreciate your interest and if you pick up a Kupilka cup, I hope you enjoy it like I do. They are very resilient with no maintenance other than rinsing and yet still have most of the feel of a traditional wooden Kuksa. Take care and God bless you as well!
Thank you so much Clint! I appreciate you taking the time to tune in. Of all the things I carry it is one simple piece that I always enjoy. I hope you are doing well. I have enjoyed your work here on YT as also! Take care.
Thank you so much for coming over! I appreciate your interest and the sub. Dan has an awesome channel and is an excellent teacher for sure. I hope you will also enjoy the videos I have here as well. Many more videos will be coming soon. Take care.
I believe you will really enjoy it! I have plates, bowls, and several cups and use it daily. I have found it to be bombproof. If you get a chance, let me know what you think after you get a chance to use it some. Thanks for your kind words and for tuning in!
Thank you so much for coming over. Dan has an awesome channel and is an excellent teacher. I appreciate your interest and I hope you will enjoy the videos I have here. Many more are on the way! Take care.
I'm actually kinda jealous. That kuska I made ended up failing because there was to many worm holes. So I guess I could by one. They do look amazing but I'll probably make one myself :) thanks for the video. - Josh
I know that pain Josh! I have had more than one of my creations get ruined due to drying out too fast. I have started to carve dry wood more and more just for that reason. It is more difficult as the wood is harder but with the right woods it is manageable. The beauty of the Kupilka products is they sort of have the feel of a more traditional wood cup without the maintenance and they are basically indestructible. There is something special about using a cup or utensil that you made with your own hands though! Thank you for your interest and tuning in my friend!
I have cups, bowls, plates and even utensils lol. It is great stuff. The company says it is a composite of 50/50 polypropylene and actual wood fiber. It does have the feel of wood sort of. I love handmade, one of a kind pieces like that:) Thanks for tuning in brother!
I have one, while I love using it, but the moment once it comes into contact with oil and butter, you will have a hard time getting rid of the grease even with copious amount of detergent and soap.
I haven't noticed that being and issue for me much honestly when using the bowls and plates which I do almost daily but at home I will often run it through a dishwasher with no adverse effects. In the field, I just wipe it down after use or use a quick rinse if needed. I will have to pay closer attention to that next use. Thank you for taking the time to watch and to share your experience.
It is not recommended by Kupilka to do so. It does contain actual wood fibers in the composite. I did however do it by accident once and it didn't harm it. (30 sec)
I truly appreciate that Dale. I do teach a bit in my local area. I have a youth program that I lead and do periodic camps or seminars as the opportunity arises. Late last year I was certified as an instructor through the Pathfinder School and I am scheduled to teach in one to two classes on their schedule in Ohio this year. If I am able to add any other endeavors I will post an update to promote here on YT. Thank you so much for your interest and support!
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You’re one of the most authentic and genuine people on TH-cam. I’ve said this before, but watching your videos is like hanging out with an old friend.
Just discovered this video . Really, really endearing . You manage to package the ritual of bushcraft so well.
Brother you and your beautifu family means alot to US!!! You are very welcome and I hope you enjoy it for years to come....God Bless You Brother I'll be talking to you soon......
Thank you so much brother! I am glad you got to see this as I wanted to thank you properly:) God bless you and you family my brother!
Great cup, great video, and great message of kindness and friendship! Thank you.
I subbed yesterday and have been watching a bunch of your videos. I really like them! You have a very simple style that makes it very easy to follow along with your point. And you don’t waste any time with a big long drawn out into like you’re the god of bushcraft. Keep up the great work!!
Nice new Kupilka cup and toggle, Matt. Thank you for showing them to us.
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to tune in!
well done i will look for one of those bigger cups..i have used the first one for about 2 yrs..but a bigger cup would be welcome at camp..thanks for posting..safe journeys
Thank you for watching Blackie. The new cup is definitely a good upgrade. It took me a few minutes to adjust to the feel because I was so used to the original but now it is all I am really using. It is just a more practical size. Thanks again my friend!
Hey brother How are you? Can believe is being 5 years all ready where did the time go? God Bless you and your family !!!
Like the little rug or throw that you demonstrated toggle attachment.
Ironically I just purchased a large Kupilka cup a couple weeks ago. Never considered a toggle on it. Looks like I may have to try one out. Thanks for the idea!
Really cool looking cup along with a beautiful little toggle. it's the little things that sometimes bring great joy. God Bless my friend.
Thank you so much my friend! I totally agree that when we learn to appreciate the little/simple things in life, happiness is bound to find us. God bless your and yours as well and I appreciate you tuning in and commenting!
Love these! They sell them at MEC in Canada now! I also just got the coffee shot cups in the mail today, very cute!
I've heard of wooden Kuksa cups, but this is the first I've heard of Kupilka cups, and I see they're made of a molded plastic, which would be sturdier than wood. Thanks for the toggle carry tip and I will look for them on Amazon. God bless!
Thank you so much for tuning in Jim! I appreciate your interest and if you pick up a Kupilka cup, I hope you enjoy it like I do. They are very resilient with no maintenance other than rinsing and yet still have most of the feel of a traditional wooden Kuksa. Take care and God bless you as well!
Great video!! I was looking at you cup a few months ago and admiring that toggle set-up. Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you so much Clint! I appreciate you taking the time to tune in. Of all the things I carry it is one simple piece that I always enjoy. I hope you are doing well. I have enjoyed your work here on YT as also! Take care.
Just came over from Coalcracker's channel, subbed.
Thank you so much for coming over! I appreciate your interest and the sub. Dan has an awesome channel and is an excellent teacher for sure. I hope you will also enjoy the videos I have here as well. Many more videos will be coming soon. Take care.
As I see it, your first Kuplika is like wisdom. And your second one is like friendship...
One of the reasons I use a travel mug.
Love that toggle attach guide and video :)
Thank you so much for watching!
Kupilka! Awesome for you to support his channel!! You just earned a customer here!!!
On my to buy list , great vid thank you
I believe you will really enjoy it! I have plates, bowls, and several cups and use it daily. I have found it to be bombproof. If you get a chance, let me know what you think after you get a chance to use it some. Thanks for your kind words and for tuning in!
New sub here. I found you through Dan at Coalcracker Bushcraft. Very much looking forward to your other vids!
Thank you so much for coming over. Dan has an awesome channel and is an excellent teacher. I appreciate your interest and I hope you will enjoy the videos I have here. Many more are on the way! Take care.
I'm actually kinda jealous. That kuska I made ended up failing because there was to many worm holes. So I guess I could by one. They do look amazing but I'll probably make one myself :) thanks for the video. - Josh
I know that pain Josh! I have had more than one of my creations get ruined due to drying out too fast. I have started to carve dry wood more and more just for that reason. It is more difficult as the wood is harder but with the right woods it is manageable. The beauty of the Kupilka products is they sort of have the feel of a more traditional wood cup without the maintenance and they are basically indestructible. There is something special about using a cup or utensil that you made with your own hands though! Thank you for your interest and tuning in my friend!
Nice Kupilka Cup!
Thank you so much for your interest and taking the time to tune in my friend!
Great video! I was going to ask about that great looking toggle but you covered it. ;) Thank you.
Thank you so much for tuning in Joe! I appreciate your interest my friend!
Great Channel! Shawn Kelly/Corp Corner, said to check your channel out. Keep it up.
Ergonomics make everything work so much better.
I definitely agree! It just adds to the enjoyment of being out there and appreciating the simple things:) Thank you for tuning in!
Simply a lovely post :-)
Very cool, my friend, very cool. By the way, you’ve got a humorous typo in your description for this video. Autocorrect?
Lol! Thank you for the heads up:) I think the spellchecker must have got me. Thank you so much for taking the time to tune in and comment my friend!
Those are very cool. What material are they made out of? Very cool toggle, hand made goodness.
I have cups, bowls, plates and even utensils lol. It is great stuff. The company says it is a composite of 50/50 polypropylene and actual wood fiber. It does have the feel of wood sort of. I love handmade, one of a kind pieces like that:) Thanks for tuning in brother!
Nice cup.
Thank you Shawn! I appreciate you tuning in!
Hello😊 the first cup is it kupilka junior cup?
The big one, that's the 37 right?
I have one, while I love using it, but the moment once it comes into contact with oil and butter, you will have a hard time getting rid of the grease even with copious amount of detergent and soap.
I haven't noticed that being and issue for me much honestly when using the bowls and plates which I do almost daily but at home I will often run it through a dishwasher with no adverse effects. In the field, I just wipe it down after use or use a quick rinse if needed. I will have to pay closer attention to that next use. Thank you for taking the time to watch and to share your experience.
Black Hat Bushcraft if you wash it manually you will notice it.
Can you put it in the microwave?
It is not recommended by Kupilka to do so. It does contain actual wood fibers in the composite. I did however do it by accident once and it didn't harm it. (30 sec)
@@blackhatbushcraft Thank you
Do you have a school that you teach others if so I'd love to come and join in
I truly appreciate that Dale. I do teach a bit in my local area. I have a youth program that I lead and do periodic camps or seminars as the opportunity arises. Late last year I was certified as an instructor through the Pathfinder School and I am scheduled to teach in one to two classes on their schedule in Ohio this year. If I am able to add any other endeavors I will post an update to promote here on YT. Thank you so much for your interest and support!
I like bigger cup but not like color
I too like the wood color best. I definitely like the bigger size though. I did check and it is available in the natural color in the bigger size:)