Great, informative video Rob, great to see all the steps involved. Now ; indulge me . . . " Kirsty MacColl just told me, 'there's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's Elvis' ". . . . Sorry, couldn't resist that one.
You just know that "As dead as Elvis", is going to be heard a lot more in the wood now...... A good way to carry the saw blade is taped to the inside of you belt (36 inch is not a problem for me.....). Good stealth tip. 👍👍
No bloopers, Rob? Missed your cursing 🙂At bushcraftgatherings I usually give bucksaw making workshops. Made a few models, but maybe I'll pay tribute to this one with my tribute knife at the end of april ;-) Cheers.
ELVIS is not DEAD, he only left the building. Nice job, but have cut myself on a few various SILKY blades, those vertical cuts with a long blade looked decidedly dangerous to me. Safer with the Swiss Army Knife perhaps. Still, you got a result.
@@thewoodlandschoolltd3999 one cross brace is fine on a short blade 21" but 30-36" really need two , especially if you make the saw tall to cut larger diameter timber.
Peas, I want to buy myself a knife that Mors would have carried. Mora classic 1, 510, basic 511... I want to love this knife with its history. you have met Mors, is there a knife that he greatly appreciated? can you recommend one to me? I await your response, thank you
@@RobEvansWoodsman bruce confirmed to me that Mors mainly used the mora eldris in his later years. this small knife must have great capacities to have been used daily by mr Kochanski.
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Amazing saw. Great video as always. I look forward to the new video every week.
Great video. As expected no BS in Mors bushcraft tool
Great work. Very informative.
I love making those saws, alway a fantastic bushcraft project
Hi Bruce!
Great, informative video Rob, great to see all the steps involved.
Now ; indulge me . . . " Kirsty MacColl just told me, 'there's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's Elvis' ". . . .
Sorry, couldn't resist that one.
🤣🤣
Lovely Bucksaw, isn’t it. A joy to watch, ta.
Very nice! I haven't tried making one yet....might try it someday soon! Thanks for sharing!
As dead as Elvis is one of the most memorable quotes ever!
I love the king!
Three of the best songs ever came from Elvis.
@@RobEvansWoodsman hard to disagree. Suspicious Minds is my favourite
In the ghetto and American Trilogy finish my three off.
Thankx Rob
Very good design, not seen that one before.
Top job Rob!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
You just know that "As dead as Elvis", is going to be heard a lot more in the wood now...... A good way to carry the saw blade is taped to the inside of you belt (36 inch is not a problem for me.....). Good stealth tip. 👍👍
Super saw,,,super videó,,,👍✌️🤝
Nice one Rob 👍🍻
No bloopers, Rob? Missed your cursing 🙂At bushcraftgatherings I usually give bucksaw making workshops. Made a few models, but maybe I'll pay tribute to this one with my tribute knife at the end of april ;-) Cheers.
Your knife is almost ready.
Awesome video Rob!
Thanks mate, it's an oldie that i re-edited.
You made that very easy. I’m going to give it try but no telling what I’ll end up with :)
There are so many bucksaw variants but I like this one.
Elvis is not dead. Saw him carving a Kuksa while humming a catchy tune. Another great video, Rob.
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Good project, I've made quite a few over the years, I used to make them to sell, obviously not the tree branch method.🤣👍🏻
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ELVIS is not DEAD, he only left the building. Nice job, but have cut myself on a few various SILKY blades, those vertical cuts with a long blade looked decidedly dangerous to me. Safer with the Swiss Army Knife perhaps. Still, you got a result.
Silkys are terrible for going down grain.
Elvis dead? I just saw him in Walmart.
Silky doesn't like long grain sawing I've found too.
Wonder why Mors prefered a V centre over a single stick.
It's far more ridged.
@@RobEvansWoodsman makes sense in that case
@@thewoodlandschoolltd3999 one cross brace is fine on a short blade 21" but 30-36" really need two , especially if you make the saw tall to cut larger diameter timber.
Hi, what knive do you use?
My own knives that I make
Peas, I want to buy myself a knife that Mors would have carried. Mora classic 1, 510, basic 511... I want to love this knife with its history. you have met Mors, is there a knife that he greatly appreciated? can you recommend one to me?
I await your response, thank you
Ask Bruce Zawalski, he really knew Mors.
@@RobEvansWoodsman merci, ce monsieur aime le mora PRO C.
@@fp2098 I thought he say that.
My favourite mora is the Robust.
@@RobEvansWoodsman plus epais et solide. Semble indestructible. Bonne journée !
@@RobEvansWoodsman bruce confirmed to me that Mors mainly used the mora eldris in his later years. this small knife must have great capacities to have been used daily by mr Kochanski.