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by Craig Caudill (Author)
The Ultimate Field Guide to Crafting in Nature's Workshop
Build useful, rustic tools and projects through a unique blend of traditional, authentic woodworking and bushcraft. In this comprehensive volume, expert woodsman and master naturalist Craig Caudill teaches 24 step-by-step, photo-illustrated ways to create an epic wilderness camp using sustainable natural materials from the woods around you. Get back to your roots by using old-fashioned techniques and minimal power tools. Craft your complete outdoor workshop by hand, including a wilderness anvil and bushcraft mallet. Try out an old-school hunting method by sourcing and building the simplest-possible split-stick figure 4 trap. Or, experience the satisfaction of making something with your own hands by fashioning a cooking setup for your site including a camp bench, wilderness oven, and even camp utensils. These smart, simple projects are perfect for anyone who loves to live in harmony with the natural world and who's not afraid to get their hands dirty.Craig Caudill is the director and lead instructor of Nature Reliance School, as well as a four-time nature and survival author. He regularly teaches wilderness survival, safety and search and rescue skills to the public, law enforcement and government agencies; he was awarded the title of Kentucky Colonel for service to his community. His previous books are Essential Wilderness Navigation, Ultimate Wilderness Gear and Extreme Wilderness Survival. Craig lives in Winchester, Kentucky
I purchased the fire kit a few weeks ago to throw in my backpack and have been really impressed. The ferro rod and striker work amazingly well, it throws sparks far better than my store-bought Coghlan’s Magnesium Fire Starter. The included wick and bellows are a great touch. once you fluff the fibers a bit it lights up easily and maintains a flame . i will supplement some of my own tinder to store in tin for later as the "tipi" is only single use
