Great camp table concept with primitive boards from a splitted log
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this video I introduce you to a camping table concept made of primitive boards that are splitted from a trunk.
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great crafting. I especially liked the way that you joined the two "boards" together.
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Herr Felix, if i may ask, i already have a swiss champ which i use daily, but I'm planning to get a large SAK. Just for buschraft-outdoor-camping. But i can't decide which model.
Forester (one handed knife version) or
Ranger grip 78... Which is your large sak of choice?
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I am going to show this to one of our assistant scout masters who teaches the woodworking merit bade courses… he is always looking for new projects for that Merit badge… I think this would be a great one to do during one of our weekend camping trips!
@@matztertaler2777 these are the requirements to obtain the Woodwork Merit Badge in the Scouts, BSA
Hope this helps you out!!!
1. Do the following:
(a)
Explain to your counselor the most likely hazards you may encounter while participating in woodwork activities, and what you should do to anticipate, help prevent, mitigate, and respond to these hazards. Explain what precautions you should take to safely use your tools.
(b)
Show that you know first aid for injuries that could occur while woodworking, including splinters, scratches, cuts, severe bleeding, and shock. Tell what precautions must be taken to help prevent loss of eyesight or hearing, and explain why and when it is necessary to use a dust mask.
(c)
Earn the Totin’ Chip recognition.
2. Do the following:
(a)
Describe how timber is grown, harvested, and milled. Tell how lumber is cured, seasoned, graded, and sized.
(b)
Collect and label blocks of six kinds of wood useful in woodworking. Describe the chief qualities of each. Give the best uses of each.
3. Do the following:
(a)
Show proper care, use, and storage of all working tools and equipment that you own or use at home or school.
(b)
Sharpen correctly the cutting edges of two different tools.
4. Use a saw, plane, plane, hammer, brace, and bit, make something useful of wood. Cut parts from lumber that you have squared and measured from working drawings.
5. Create your own woodworking project. Begin by making working drawings, list the materials you will need to complete your project, and then build your project. Keep track of the time you spend and the cost of the materials.
6. Do any TWO of the following:
(a)
Make working drawings of a project needing beveled or rounded edges and build it.
(b)
Make working drawings of a project needing curved or incised cuttings and build it.
(c)
Make working drawings of a project needing miter, dowel, or mortise and tenon joints and build it.
(d)
Make a cabinet, box, or something else with a door or lid fastened with inset hinges.
(e)
Help make wooden toys for underprivileged children OR help carry out a woodworking service project approved by your counselor for a charitable organization.
7. Talk with a cabinetmaker or finish carpenter. Learn about the training, apprenticeships, career opportunities, work conditions, work hours, pay rates, and union organization that woodworking experts have in your area.
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@@matztertaler2777 you are welcome!
the perfect table for preparing that upside down pizza!! its like a bushcraft collapsable camping table
Hello Felix, when i watch your videos i think ¨Men this is a happy man¨ and instantly i am a happy man too, greetings from México!
I like how different are your videos compared to others. Until now almost every bushcraft video TH-cam algorythm randomly showed me were "guys chopping trees with their expensive knives without particular reason"-type videos. I love to see your creative ideas with these minimalist tools.
Felix, I think forgetting the axe made this an even better video! Well done!
Brilliant! You combined a bushcraft channel and a woodworking channel. Just when I thought I’d seen it all
This video was a joy to watch! But I'm starting to think you "forgot" your axe on purpose so you could show off your SAK skills. lol Have a great weekend, my friend!
Great point! 😂😂
This mans out here making bowtie joins in the woods with a swiss army knife and wood wedges and I'm seeing channels out here needing thousands of dollars of machinery to do it and they still aren't doing it as good. Amazing work, Felix.
Haa ha haaa thank you so much for this wonderful feedback!
You sir are one of thoes teachers one looks forward to going to school cause one is going to learn because is fun to learn from. I tip my hat to you my good SR.
Using a "Dutchman" to put them together is an old world woodworkers best way to attach two pieces of wood together in many and any configuration. Great job, tutorial and video Felix!!! Thank You So Much for showcasing this ancient joinery and I hope that folks pay attention to what still works after thousands of years reinventing the wheel. Well Done! Bravo~
Felix you are amazing at the things you can make with just a knife and the saw. 2 Thumbs up!!!
What a ingenious Felix, you are a real bushman!
Thanks for the video!
Keep going Felix you got this you have 130 years of quality made Swiss army knifes yeah
😅 thanks a lot Kyle!
Well done Felix. In my opinion, the most important thing about learning bushcraft skills is you learn to think “outside the box,” that is, outside of your own paradigm. No matter where you find yourself you can find things to help you survive; you’ll see objects as others cannot. What others see as trash or rubbish, you see as potentially useful. Darlington, South Carolina USA
I thought that the video was over, and then you made great joinery. Good job, Felix.
Definitely thinking outside the box! Well done, Sir!
Thanks a lot Michael!
I love that you obviously Love what you do, and have fun doing it. Stay happy and Stay creative.
Watching your videos with my Huntsman in my hand is such pleasure 😊
Bei jedem deiner Videos juckt es mich in den Fingern und ich kann es kaum abwarten, frisch inspiriert wieder rauszugehen. Es ist ein Hochgenuss dir zuzugucken.
Great video, thank you my friend!
The super happy swiss army knife guy! 😍
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Hello from Oklahoma! Wow! Actual bushcraft using what U have! This is an inspiration! Thank U! And Thanks for all you do!👍👍👍👍 God Bless!
Thanks a lot for your super nice comment!
Perfect BOW SAW cut on the left forefinger. Mine just healed over :)
Fantastisch lieber Felix! Super coole Idee mit der Schwalbenschwanz Verbindung! Allerbeste Grüße, Sepp
Vielen dank mein lieber Freund!
Greetings from Bulgaria, Felix! You are the best!
Thanks a lot Boris!
I made one of these for my sister at camp was just a saw and a Swiss army knife and she was absolutely amazed thank you for the idea it made a great table for the coffee pot while we sat around the fire at night
After watching this and a few other videos of yours, I rank you in the top 3% of bushcrafters. Keep the videos coming.
Hello Dan. Thank you so much for this wonderful feedback!! Greetings from Switzerland
@@FelixImmler Wow, I am impressed. Most people start off by calling me Herbert and you knew I was Dan. Got to have respect for a creator that knows his audience. I've been putting in the time watching your videos and completely enjoying every minute.
Meine Hochachtung lieber Felix! Nur mit einer Säge und dem Victorinox so etwas tolles zu zaubern, das verdient unser aller Respekt! Besonders die Verbindung mit dem Schwalbenschwanz ist perfekt gelungen!👍👍👍
Ganz liebe Grüße aus Oberösterreich in die schöne Schweiz und ein schönes Wochenende!
Felix, you're a constantly changing work of art!
Thanks a lot!
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I like your knowledge and I like your methods but you have a wonderful cheerful attitude with it all and I have learned a lot from you thank you
Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!
Felix the human bandsaw! Nice work.
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Great combination, bushcraft with Japanese woodcraft technic!
Thanks a lot!
Absolutely genius ideas this fella has! 👏
Who was that ancient Greek who said "Give me a wedge and I will split the world" or wait, was it the lever?😉. Wonderful video showing what you can do with the least amount of tools. Would like to see a bit more of the Swiss countryside in the videos. All the best from British Columbia.
Wow! Love the key for holding boards togather.
Me too! Thanks for your feedback! Greetings from Switzerland
HEY FELIX! You said you weren't sure if the video was good enough to show. HOT DANG! This video was awesome. I am always amazed at your ingenuity, talent and craftsmanship. Not sure why you don't have millions of subscribers and tens of millions of views. Always liked your channel and I tell literally everyone I talk to about bushcraft in video format to check out your channel. You are truly one of the BEST in my opinion!
fantastic table and a great video so glad you choose to upload it
Thanks a lot Martin!
You never cease to amaze!
You sure are a very skilled man well done indeed
That just made me grin from ear to 'ere, especially the bow tie joint.
Thanks a lot Richard!
Immler Uber alles! (I forget most all German I learned) One thing I won't forget, Felix is the man! Great job!
Haaaa ha haaaa, thanks a lot for your funny comment!
Felix The Genius!!❤ From USA 🇺🇸 Love You ❤️ !!
Awesome, I love the bow tie wedge you made to hold the boards together. Keep up the good work and God bless.
Hello Patrick. Thank you very much!
Oh WOW - how could I have missed this? You built that really well! You are indeed genius! Many thanks, *Hugs* from Wendi and Molly (who for 12 is becoming an awesome bushcrafter!) 👍
Great project for a camp site. With two bigger diameter logs the table could sit higher.
Exactly!
I absolutely love your project videos. I save them all. They are all great items to work on crafting when I go out.
You are always the best Felix! Awesome video!!!
Thank you!!!!
Thank you too!
That’s really good. Thank you for sharing.
Loved the project and the music!!!
Thanks a lot Jimmie!
Not only is it good enough, it’s a work of art😁
Ohhhh, thanks a lot for your compliment!!
Very resourceful to use a wooden wedge as a chisel. I'd have a hatchet doing this so I'd never think to try that. Absolutely going to try something similar now that I've seen this.
Happy Friday Felix! Great Video! Thanks for all you do!
@@FelixImmler You are most welcome my friend! Your videos make ME HAPPY! I look forward to new ones on Fridays!
Because of your videos I'm wearing a Ranger Swiss army knife every day with me and it already came more than once handy in various situations. Nice videos.
Awesome!❤❤❤❤ now i need a higher and bigger version of this table 🙏
Excellent travail, cher Felix ! :)
Merci bien mon amie!
Beautiful!! Thank you.
Hi Felix, nice one again. Really surprising video, enjoyed it. I thought you would maybe use some of your wooden nails too to fix it all together.
With that amazing table it's alway atime for acup of coffe - THANK YOU Dear Felix 👣🌲🌲🌲
Unsere Mag Guyver hat wieder etwas tolles gezeigt😎🤪 Toll..toll..toll Felix My Forest Brother🌲🌞💥✌️🤩🤝
Danke Georg!
IKEA, the Felix collection.👍
THE Master Wood Engineer!
You deserve an honours, rather than those who get them.
that was really well done, and not even a ridiculous build, like some guys have demonstrated
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Danke Jochen!
Wow! Beeindruckend was du alles mit einem Victorinox machen kannst! Ich bin froh dass du das Video hochgeladen hast.
Simply excellent! One of the best I've seen in a long time...! Thanks for sharing!
Felix im in the US watch you all the time and you my friend are amazing at your craft were most have to have a bag full of tools you and you swiss army knife make furniture you rock
Another riveting video by Sir Felix!!!
Thanks a lot Andi!
Chapeau mein Lieber! Der Holzverbinder war ja vom Allerfeinsten!
Da kommt IKEA wohl nur noch im Notfall in Frage ;)
Grüße aus Deutschland
Hi Felix.
That is some wonderful and cunning job you show to us,proofing that you don't need such a big choice of tools to make your goals.
Thank you!
I like how you persevered with a positive attitude!
Thanks a lot!
Masterful craftsmanship. Thanks
Thanks a lot John!
That was cool!!
Thank you so much!!
Super coole Verbindung. Erinnert mich sehr an japanische Holzarbeiten! Danke für die Inspiration! Grüße
1000 Dank lieber Thomas!!
Wieder ein geniales Video!
Schönes Wochenende! ✌️🌲
Vielen dank! Dir wünsche ich auch ein tolles Wochenende!
@@FelixImmler Danke dir! 🙌🏻
Wow, that is a wonderful bit of work 👏
Wow, this is something not seen often in the bushcraft "enviroment" - now is all gear, big knives and fast.
Thanks Felix, great job!
Cheers!
Marcelo from Argentina
Glad you liked it brother!
people have become shoppers not doers
That is amazing! My new favorite channel.
Wow, thanks a lot Jim!
I'm glad to see, someone bringing back the old ways.
Watching you make and do things, I was taught from childhood to do >>>as every day things to do. To keep us occupied and out of mischief
That’s great! You got some moves there my friend.
Nicely done Felix. Really liked the “bow tie “ lock!
Thanks a lot Jack!
Großartiges Video! Wie immer lustig und lehrreich.
Herzlichen Dank!
Felix 4 ever 👍
Danke!
This knowledge of woodcraft & bushcraft should be passed down to male & females of all ages! This channel & Felix's projects are perfect for family, friends, & those of us looking to stay useful! Thank you for your time and dedication....ATB
Wow, thank you! Your comment makes me a bit proud!!
Great job and a very nice dovetail joint! Your passion and your clever approach make you a great bushcrafter, a real one! You are an inspiration for me!
Hallo Felix, es ist echt erstaunlich, was du mit einfachsten Mitteln so alles herstellen kannst! 👍🏻 LG Micha
Very nice table ! I think I'll make one now. The bow tie joint made the video , I learned something new.
Great job Felix, I thoroughly enjoy you videos. The music on the background was soothing and relaxing. Great video!!!
Amazing video! Great bushcraft!
Thank you very much!
Awesome Bush Craft Table Project! Great job!
Echt faszinierend..haben Sie vor 10000 Jahren mit großen Steinen so gemacht genial