thats what i was thinking, having had a closer look at whats in the kit. Thats a cracking web site though I have been looking for leather bags for ages and those ones are quite resonable, allthough not sure of the quality.
thats what i was thinking, having had a closer look at whats in the kit. Thats a cracking web site though I have been looking for leather bags for ages and those ones are quite resonable, allthough not sure of the quality.
Just stumpled over this one; http://www.raymears.com/Bushcraft_Pr...olding-Trivet/ It looks really good - it has to be, at £50!
That looks a handy little tool, might show that to my handy man neighbour, it looks quite simple to make as well. Any idea what grade steel that would be or would i just ask for mild steel?
at £50 it would be a toss up between that and a kuska!!!!
Then I would definitely go for the kuksa, it is a must have
you know i knew thats how you spelt it but went to a web site that sells them and they spelt it wrong!!!!!
You could just get one of these that Paul found in Wilkinsons for £2.50!
http://www.naturalbushcraft.co.uk/fo...eal-of-the-Day...!
It is a common misspelling. Kuksa is the Finnish word, In Norway and Sweden the traditional wooden cup is kalled a kåsa. In the Sami language the word is guksi.
A special Danish version, made in with no handle and often a silver rim, is called a bolle or masur bolle, if made in (imported) curly birch.
Personally I find the Sami term guksi the most charming
I can't see them on their website either, but they had them in my local store. I bought four seeing as they are so cheap