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First Fire the heat is wonderful!!
19/08/2025

First Fire the heat is wonderful!!

The DD Superlight bike packer tarp and ground sheet set up in a shelter configuration. My sleep system is a sea to sumi...
19/08/2025

The DD Superlight bike packer tarp and ground sheet set up in a shelter configuration. My sleep system is a sea to sumit sleeping pad with a sleeping pod liner covering that, then I wrap a one tigris down quilt around the pad then that goes into a OEX Bushpro bivi bag. The whole system weighs about 1.3 kg awesome little set up if you're on a bike

Slowly but surely I'm building my cabin
19/08/2025

Slowly but surely I'm building my cabin

Survival Guide Infographic Showing Essential Items to Pack in a Bug-Out Bag, Including Fire-Starting Tools, Water Storag...
18/08/2025

Survival Guide Infographic Showing Essential Items to Pack in a Bug-Out Bag, Including Fire-Starting Tools, Water Storage and Filtration, High-Calorie Food, First Aid Kit, Hygiene Supplies, Self-Defense Gear, Shelter Materials, Important Documentation, and Multipurpose Tools for Emergency Preparedness and Wilderness Survival.

🪓 The Froe – Splitting Wood the Old Way 🌲This illustration shows the froe, a traditional hand tool used for splitting wo...
17/08/2025

🪓 The Froe – Splitting Wood the Old Way 🌲

This illustration shows the froe, a traditional hand tool used for splitting wood with precision. Unlike an axe, it doesn’t chop—it cleaves wood along the grain. Here’s how it works:

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🔹 How to Use a Froe (Step by Step)

1. Position the Froe
Place the flat blade across the top of a block of wood.

2. Strike with a Mallet
Use a heavy wooden mallet (often called a beetle or maul) to drive the froe blade down into the wood.

3. Twist the Handle
Once the blade is embedded, twist the handle to lever the wood apart along its natural grain.

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🔹 What You Can Make

Shingles 🏠 – split thin slices for roofing.

Barrel Staves 🍷 – using a cooper’s curved froe for rounded wood pieces.

Clapboards 🪵 – for siding walls of houses.

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✨ The genius of the froe is that it uses leverage, not brute force, making it more efficient than chopping. By following the wood grain, it produces stronger, straighter boards.

📸 Credit: Historic woodworking illustration

This is a campfire cooking pot hanger with an adjustable swing arm—a clever bushcraft setup for boiling water or cooking...
17/08/2025

This is a campfire cooking pot hanger with an adjustable swing arm—a clever bushcraft setup for boiling water or cooking over an open flame without burning your hands. 🔥🍲

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🧰 Materials

3 sturdy upright posts (forked branches preferred for two of them)

1 crossbar for the swing arm

1 vertical pot hanger stick

Rope or cordage

Cooking pot with bail handle

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🔧 Step-by-Step Build

1️⃣ Set the Uprights

Drive two forked sticks firmly into the ground on either side of your fire pit.

These will support the horizontal swing arm.

2️⃣ Add the Swing Arm

Lay a straight stick across the forked uprights.

This arm will pivot, allowing you to swing your pot on/off the fire.

3️⃣ Attach the Pot Hanger

Suspend a vertical stick from the swing arm using a loop of cord.

The bottom of this stick should be above the fire area.

4️⃣ Stabilize with a Guy Line

Tie a guy line from the vertical stick to a third stake in the ground (behind the fire).

This prevents swinging in the wind and keeps the pot steady.

5️⃣ Pot Setup

Tie a short horizontal stick to the vertical hanger for the pot bail to rest on.

The illustration shows a round support cord with a tied knot holding the horizontal piece—this keeps it secure.

6️⃣ Adjusting Heat

Swing the arm sideways to remove the pot from the heat.

You can also shorten or lengthen the hanging cord to adjust cooking height.

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💡 Advantages

Easy to swing food away from the heat for stirring or serving.

Keeps hands away from direct flame.

Simple to dismantle and transport.

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Small cabin my father had built. I now live in it & have been doing my own decorative / landscaping work for a while.
17/08/2025

Small cabin my father had built. I now live in it & have been doing my own decorative / landscaping work for a while.

Bushcraft Shelter - Ich komme bald wieder 🌲🔥🔪NATURE - 100% - AKKU
16/08/2025

Bushcraft Shelter - Ich komme bald wieder 🌲🔥🔪
NATURE - 100% - AKKU

May need to build another...
16/08/2025

May need to build another...

Good morning! I've done my pot stirring on a sort of rescue site here in Arkansas. Someone needs to state the other side...
16/08/2025

Good morning! I've done my pot stirring on a sort of rescue site here in Arkansas. Someone needs to state the other side in a calm reasonable manner.
Now it's time to get dressed do chores, get Mr man on the roof to fix the Solar panels the friggin cats knocked off then go trash out a house!
Y'all have a great weekend and play nice

My wife’s great grandfather owned the foundry that made this laundry stove. King Stove and Range Foundry in Sheffield, ...
15/08/2025

My wife’s great grandfather owned the foundry that made this laundry stove. King Stove and Range Foundry in Sheffield, Alabama

I’ve been burning wood in this chimney for around 20 years. Not a primary heat source by any means. Usually light it whe...
14/08/2025

I’ve been burning wood in this chimney for around 20 years. Not a primary heat source by any means. Usually light it when I get home from work and run it on weekends when it’s cold and then of course power outages. I’ve never cleaned it. Yea bad boy I know. It just doesn’t seem like it needs it does it? Took these pics yesterday.

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