The volcano brought me here. Your bushcrafting will keep me here. The sizzling wok, the sharp tools making bowls, the cabin in the forest. All so nice! Your volcano coverage is exceptionally interesting and very well done.

My hubby is teaching our grandson also how to do this as well. Our grandson is 5 years old. I like how you show the video that even beginners can learn also. And how nature is the only sound heard and the manual tools doing the job. These old skills are very valuable to know for all generations. Thank you so much!

I am in love with your little tea bowl! If I hadn't gotten so very ill and ended up bed ridden 10 years ago, ending my hiking and camping career I would be up in my Alaskan back yard cutting some wood to carve me one for my daily tea! Alas, I will have to drink mine from a mug and imagine it smells of fresh air, trees and wood chips! Keep the videos and my memories coming!

Those bowl carvings are excellent!

Simply beautiful ~

I can remember seeing these tools at sales 45 years ago and no one wanted them, I was a kid then didn't even know what they were. Well done, the wood craft isn't dead yet

Well that was just awesome! Thank you for teaching a very useful skill!

Wow that is amazing!

Love you’re carvings man ! Keep it up, please make some new creations!! Love watching 👍

I need a wooden dough bowl for kneading bread and this would be perfect! I just need a much larger one! Lol! I'm not as skilled as you though. I have missed your videos! I pray you and your family are doing ok.

4 vidéos en 4 jours!! C'est cool de te revoir !!! Danke !!!

This guy knows his business! Watch and learn!

I would think that a person needs to know the indigenous wood you can use and what carves out the best and isn't sticky sappy or leave a gunky flavor. Like in western US I wouldn't use juniper for a bowl. Or pine. Maybe others might. The taste n sap. Too bad you don't tell what wood you used even so it's local for you. Still it's real interesting to see what you do. Lovely countryside. Beautiful.

Your skills fascinate me! Sweet!! And love your tools too!

Very nice!!!!! Love it.

nice job. just one question; if you have your gear/tools, you will have a metal bowl and you won't need to carve one...but if you loose/someone steals your gear/tools, how are you going to carve a bowl?..

Amazing I so want to try this, thanks for inspiring us all 🤗

Subscribed your videos are awesome man I'm going to start eating from wood plates from now on and cooking in the outside

I see that project giving me blisters lol, great carving, awesome channel, subscribed 🤠 👍

So...? That's how to carve the great bowls.. Thanks, now , I find the woods n the tools.. N I will build a set as well.. After the hurricane , there is plenty of black walnut around n some red oak as well.. Just need to find / make the carving knives.. Thanks, ATB from sunny Wintergarden, Florida!

beautiful...great skills brother...thanks for sharing.

Great job!!!!!

Another awesome video sir. I appreciate the old world skills… we may need them again sooner than we wish. God bless and I wish you good health

Good stuff! Recently bought some carving knives. Gonna try this 👌

What kind of tools you used? Need help. I want making like what you made. Thank you 😊

I've been healing with ur youtube. Always thx~

Came to your channel for the Volcano. Stayed for the Bush Craft videos. You have a new sub. Stay safe my Friend.

Great workmen ship, I was wondering because I don’t know, but do you have to treat it to keep what ever you put in it from soaking into the wood, would like to know please. Thank you

Please Ben, what kind of trees are those and what condition do they need to be in? Thanks

We LOVE your videos!!!

Beautiful work, thanks for sharing with us.

Cool video.....Make more of the crafts and making meals. those are so good. take care you and your family. Maybe make a video one with your family out hiking or camping out.......

Nice work but you can use sandpaper for roughness?

Nicely done and another very pleasant video. Thank you. Keep it up! Cheers from Scotland

Nice crafting and craving with the bowls.

Great bowl bushcraftbear

Wow~ Thank you so much

Great stuff as always, what was the real amount of time?

Loving these bowls gonna have a go myself at one

te pasaste realmente impresionante

Wow, you're a good chef and a good craftsman, too. ;-)Don't stop surprising, please.See you soon from Spain

Bravo Bear. Tu es vraiment doué avec le travail du bois. Bonne continuation.

i want them all..:nice work

One thing left out of this tutorial is what kind of tool/s are used cause I honestly have no idea what that weird looking tool is that actually carves the bowl.

Love it!

Beau travail 🔪🌲

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

4:51 👋 hola!

Best channel ever. (Silence)

I love this bowl! And i take it is not a 1 hour job lol

Does it matter what kind of wood it is?

Very cool!

I want to do that !think I'll use a ceder log.

Complimenti ,un ottimo lavoro !!!

Extra! pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱

Great video!

which exact tools did you use? if i might ask.. what brand ect..

Bravissimo. Sei super !

Love you.

Good job

I like you movie !

good

Keep your hands clear of those tools! Sharp!

good job. danke .

Masz talent chłopie.

you need a work shop to do your hobbies

wow nice

cool deal how that pine hold up have a lot of them around me never tried it

Bravo!!

Great 👍🏻

goooooood~(:

THE BEAR THRIVES IN THE FOREST!

Very cool! Looks like such a fun hobby. Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦

I’d lose a finger for sure!

I don,t speark enghlish huhu sorry uncle . But i love you very mutch :(.

You're addicting. Hope you are sleeping well tonight.

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I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.

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What a strange form? It was necessary to make as an ordinary mug a tool allowed.

Nice work! But you left the pith.... won't it crack on you?

これが見たかった！ ありがとう(^-^)v

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Waaaaarte ich kenn dich doch von deinem Deutschen Kanal

the Amish way

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i could just take one with me... like tools

Sind die Messer von Mora ?

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What is its self life bro

I have checked many woodworking plan sites. I think the instructions from Woodglut are the best.

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I have done very similar with Woodprix designs.

I really like the Stodoys plans.

Hey Bushcraft, not sure if this is you branching out but this page has a number of your videos. This link will take you to this exact video posted by the person (not sure how to translate the name) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o66CrJd51dKrfqM.html