Lol, I spend an unhealthy amount of time practicing it mate. Plus the weather was on my side, dry, warm, no wind or rain. Perfect conditions. I reckon it wouldn't have gone so smoothly if I was in adverse weather. Thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Great video Andy.... good job on caving the set and the food looked like my kind of meal :) Nice weather at last!! Have a great day mate, all the best, Mark. :)
Cracking video andy great job with the bowdrill you maid it look so easy not that I'm jealous 😂😂😂 love the knife looks great food looked tasty as well mate atvb jimmy 🤘🤘🤘
Cheers Jimmy, I've practiced alot with the bowdrill (on and off camera) it a bit of an obsession for me 😂 yeah jm loving the knife, its performed great so far. Thanks for watching mate, take care.
Cheers mate, yeah so far its ticking the boxes. I've got a few more things I want to do with it before I review it. Thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Nice looking knife, interested in your final review. Always nice to see a day escape and a spot of lunch being knocked up. Looked relaxing, keep them coming and let's see 2000 subs soo.
Cheers Andy, Ive got a few more things i wanna do with the knife, but I'm happy with its performance so for. Yeah I like the day spot, not wilderness by any means, but I'm surrounded by trees and bird song. It's my little slice of paradise 😂 thanks for watching mate, take care.
Great video Andy mate. That knife looks awsome. Nice job on the fire kit too. Think ill have to give that ago again soon too. Funily enough last time i did it, it was Hazel ans Hazel and worked really well. Was laughing at Rusty pinching the spindle, something Poppy would do too haha. Keep up the great work mate, atb, Matt 👍🏻
Cheers Matt, yeah I'm impressed with the knife so far, I really like using it. Lol, it's not the first time he's swiped one of my spindles, he's even had away with a hearth board before - I still love him though 😂 thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Watch out, they'll have you down at the sawmill squaring timber if they see you makin those perfect looking hearth boards all the time. Lol! Tools you like are always easy to use well. That is a really nice work blade, it's shaped well for many chores.
Lol, I've had lots of practice at squaring hearth boards. Yeah it's a nice knife to work with, the high scandi is great for working with wood and preparing food. Thanks for stopping by, take care.
Quality viddy as usual Andy, I keep meaning to try a bow drill but I'm so lazy! Dinner looked fantastic, like you say "simple food" but tasty I bet. Cheers matey. Lee
Cheers Lee, I admit, when I first got into all this outdoor/bushcraft stuff I never saw the point in bowdrill when I had a ferro rod or lighter. But I had a crack it once - failed - and got hooked on it. Yeah the food was decent, thanks for stopping by mate. Take care.
Lol, yeah mate, Ive got a few more things I wanna do with it before I review it, but I'm happy with its performance so far. Thanks for watching, Si, take care.
Hi buddy, yes it's a good knife, it performs well in most bushcraft tasks. I used it for foodprep, carving a spoon, carving a bowdrill set, batonning firewood, feathersticking and i used it as my camp knife on an overnight trip I did a couple weeks ago. It has a high scandi grind which I found easy to keep sharp by stropping, I havent needed to put it on my bench stone and I've had it over 2 months. The knife company, Brisa, recommend you re-profile the edge if you want to use it for chopping to prevent edge rolls or chipping. Personally I didn't use it for chopping tasks, it doesn't have much weight for it to be a reliable chopper. Also, it has no lanyard hole in the handle, so you're unable to attach a lanyard which means the knife could slip causing a safety concern. The handle feels good in the hand, I found no hot spots with prolonged usage. I used it to carve a spoon from start to finish which I filmed a video of, I used the nessmuk knife through the whole process. If you check my Playlist menu, I have a category dedicated to the Nessmuk knife and you'll see it used in the various ways I've explained. I hope this helps, thanks for watching mate, take care.
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Just got to the end of the bow drill part- you make it look so easy 👍
Lol, I spend an unhealthy amount of time practicing it mate. Plus the weather was on my side, dry, warm, no wind or rain. Perfect conditions. I reckon it wouldn't have gone so smoothly if I was in adverse weather. Thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Great video Andy.... good job on caving the set and the food looked like my kind of meal :) Nice weather at last!! Have a great day mate, all the best, Mark. :)
Cheers Mark, yeah it was a tasty little number. Nice and simple. Thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
nice video
Cheers, I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for stopping by. Take care.
Cracking video andy great job with the bowdrill you maid it look so easy not that I'm jealous 😂😂😂 love the knife looks great food looked tasty as well mate atvb jimmy 🤘🤘🤘
Cheers Jimmy, I've practiced alot with the bowdrill (on and off camera) it a bit of an obsession for me 😂 yeah jm loving the knife, its performed great so far. Thanks for watching mate, take care.
Looking good! That knife has certainly made the right first impressions. Great job with the bow drill and resulting fire.
Cheers mate, yeah so far its ticking the boxes. I've got a few more things I want to do with it before I review it. Thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Great job on the bowdrill and the meal looked great mate! Nice job, take care, Wade
Cheers Wade, it was a nice day for it. Great food, great company and a few skills practiced 👍 thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Nice looking knife, interested in your final review. Always nice to see a day escape and a spot of lunch being knocked up. Looked relaxing, keep them coming and let's see 2000 subs soo.
Cheers Andy, Ive got a few more things i wanna do with the knife, but I'm happy with its performance so for. Yeah I like the day spot, not wilderness by any means, but I'm surrounded by trees and bird song. It's my little slice of paradise 😂 thanks for watching mate, take care.
Great video Andy mate. That knife looks awsome. Nice job on the fire kit too. Think ill have to give that ago again soon too. Funily enough last time i did it, it was Hazel ans Hazel and worked really well. Was laughing at Rusty pinching the spindle, something Poppy would do too haha. Keep up the great work mate, atb, Matt 👍🏻
Cheers Matt, yeah I'm impressed with the knife so far, I really like using it. Lol, it's not the first time he's swiped one of my spindles, he's even had away with a hearth board before - I still love him though 😂 thanks for stopping by mate, take care.
Watch out, they'll have you down at the sawmill squaring timber if they see you makin those perfect looking hearth boards all the time. Lol!
Tools you like are always easy to use well. That is a really nice work blade, it's shaped well for many chores.
Lol, I've had lots of practice at squaring hearth boards. Yeah it's a nice knife to work with, the high scandi is great for working with wood and preparing food. Thanks for stopping by, take care.
nice channel, just started doing my brisa nessmuck for youtube nice tool, I will share this in a link as this is amazing
Thanks, glad you liked it. Yes Brisa make good knives, I've always liked them. Good luck with the build 👍
Quality viddy as usual Andy, I keep meaning to try a bow drill but I'm so lazy! Dinner looked fantastic, like you say "simple food" but tasty I bet. Cheers matey. Lee
Cheers Lee, I admit, when I first got into all this outdoor/bushcraft stuff I never saw the point in bowdrill when I had a ferro rod or lighter. But I had a crack it once - failed - and got hooked on it. Yeah the food was decent, thanks for stopping by mate. Take care.
Looks like you have the perfect knife for your needs there with 'Free Willy'
I'm going to have to do a camp with you, you eat like a king! :)
Lol, yeah mate, Ive got a few more things I wanna do with it before I review it, but I'm happy with its performance so far. Thanks for watching, Si, take care.
Hey. How do you like the nessmuk 125? Unfortunately I do not understand English. I translate into Google translator.
Hi buddy, yes it's a good knife, it performs well in most bushcraft tasks. I used it for foodprep, carving a spoon, carving a bowdrill set, batonning firewood, feathersticking and i used it as my camp knife on an overnight trip I did a couple weeks ago. It has a high scandi grind which I found easy to keep sharp by stropping, I havent needed to put it on my bench stone and I've had it over 2 months. The knife company, Brisa, recommend you re-profile the edge if you want to use it for chopping to prevent edge rolls or chipping. Personally I didn't use it for chopping tasks, it doesn't have much weight for it to be a reliable chopper. Also, it has no lanyard hole in the handle, so you're unable to attach a lanyard which means the knife could slip causing a safety concern. The handle feels good in the hand, I found no hot spots with prolonged usage. I used it to carve a spoon from start to finish which I filmed a video of, I used the nessmuk knife through the whole process. If you check my Playlist menu, I have a category dedicated to the Nessmuk knife and you'll see it used in the various ways I've explained. I hope this helps, thanks for watching mate, take care.
@@Woodsman_wildcamper , Understood. Thanks so much. I will look about nessmuk in more detail.