Full Description
Woodsman Felix Immler reveals how to build a comfortable camp in the wilderness using nothing more than a pocket knife. Simple natural materials are used for making a waterproof roof, a chair, a bed, a table, a fridge, and an oven, as well as for carving spoons, knifes, and bowls. You can even grill a chicken on a self-made, water-driven skewer.The Swiss Army Knife Book is full of ideas for exciting activities, suitable for families and teens as well as adult explorers.
Contents
ForewordIntroductionWhat is bushcraft, exactly?PROJECTSImprovised tools and implementsWooden malletDigging stickShovelPickaxeWood splitterBroomHand brushLadderLeaf rakeCharcoal sticksStone axeStone knifeStone hammerFixed camp structuresSloping roofBedFireplace with light and heat reflectorBoard tableBenchShelvingFridgeStone ovenHammockSawhorseMobile camp equipmentTable made of branchesBushcraft chairThree-legged stoolWash stationTin can graterWardrobeClothes hangerResin candleWoven seat cushionCooking utensilsTablespoonLadleBowlBark spoonSpreading knifeTable forkEgg beater or whiskSplit wooden drinking cupBark cupBark containerBasketHanging basketChopping boardRolling pinBrushPot drainerCooking areaPot holdersGrilling grateGrilling tongsBarbecue forkBark potBlowpipeBellowsWater-powered spitWood-fired gas ovenGathering bushcraft materialsNatural binding materialsBranches and boardsBark, greenery, leaves, pine branches, mossUsing your pocket knifeSuitable penknivesThe nine safety rulesOpening and folding the toolsHow to hold your knife when cuttingThe fist gripThe rough cutThe fine cutSplittingUsing the wood sawFixing wood in place without technical toolsBoring and piercing with the reamerLegal aspects, codes of conduct and the position of your campDo you need permission to set up your camp?Are you allowed to camp overnight in the woods?Leave no traceChoosing the right place for your campAcknowledgementsAbout the author
