Comments for New Beginning Woodcrafts and Engraving

Comment on Woodcraft and Pfeil Carving Tools Present Reto Odermatt – How to Sharpen Carving Tools by cekinxxx

cekinxxx — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 15:58:00 +0000

how do i keep my tools shiny, everytime i use them they become rusty brown, i have pfeil too, do i have to put oil on them?

Comment on Woodcraft and Pfeil Carving Tools Present Reto Odermatt – How to Sharpen Carving Tools by woodcraftmarketing

woodcraftmarketing — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 15:09:05 +0000

We use a lot of Boeshield (#129637) to clean up tools and prevent rust. We have a product called Zerust (#149662 caopsule, #149664 drawer liner) that can be placed in a tool box to prevent rust from starting.

Comment on Woodcraft and Pfeil Carving Tools Present Reto Odermatt – How to Sharpen Carving Tools by woodcraftmarketing

woodcraftmarketing — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 14:55:40 +0000

I normally keep a lightly oiled rag to wipe down my tools. If you shop is not climate controlled it is a necessity. I use the following product in my own shop to ward off rust:

Boeshield T-9 Protectant.
Top Coat great for tables.
Camellia Oil for hand planes and chisels.
Zerust Corrosion Inhibitors in drawer and cabinets.

Comment on Woodcraft and Pfeil Carving Tools Present Reto Odermatt – How to Sharpen Carving Tools by cekinxxx

cekinxxx — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 14:08:27 +0000

uh ok, i have niether of those,and here in slovenia i dont believe they are availeble,i use oil and sand paper to clean off the rust,it works pretty good
great work Reto

Comment on Woodcraft and Pfeil Carving Tools Present Reto Odermatt – How to Sharpen Carving Tools by woodcraftmarketing

woodcraftmarketing — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 13:16:49 +0000

Woodcraft ships internationally to over 117 countries. You can go to the website and order. It will be shipped to you in Slovenia.

Comment on Woodcraft and Pfeil Carving Tools Present Reto Odermatt – How to Sharpen Carving Tools by woodchip1757

woodchip1757 — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 12:39:54 +0000

what kind of wheels is on the grinder, and do woodcraft sell them

Comment on Woodcraft and Camping by Naangiwane

Naangiwane — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 14:44:20 +0000

I have a copy of this book for a number of years in the family. I read at least once a year. This is one of the best books around, but a very thin book. a) The style of writing is interesting, much more than the style of modern authors. He thinks the reason for the open air, on philosophy, not only the transmission and “how” is. b) Whenever I read, I have a new idea to reduce my pack weight. I will pack today with a backpack weighing about 20-25 pounds (including food and water). This is largely due Nessmuk (and Horace Kephart). This little book is one of the best investments you can make.
Rating: 5.5

Comment on Woodcraft and Camping by J. Hinshaw

J. Hinshaw — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 12:09:49 +0000

In this book, “Nessmuk” (a pseudonym of George W. Sears) offer a moderately entertaining read. He wrote for and was an active participant in the movement “back to nature” during the Victorian period. He writes about the glory and romance of camping, woodworking, forestry, travel and fly fishing with minimalist techniques. The information on the fire reflector capabilities, axes, fishing with worms / larvae is good, Lore basis that everyone needs to learn, but it lacks the book detail on many other fundamental aspects of woodworking and camping type North Woods and outdoor survival, particularly the collection and storage of food and winter of life. If the reader follows the recommendations of the author during a long trip to the northern forest or boreal forest, they would probably put more in deep trouble. More info needed, represented here by Nessmuk if plans own adventure 10 days the crossing of a large piece of wood. In short, yes, a picturesque and pleasant to read, but if you want less romanticized / glorification and closer, see “Camp Trail and Methods” by E. Kreps , and “Northern Bushcraft” by Mors Kochanski. (Note: This review written by an expert on primitive survival and former trapper. I love this book two stars to one point for safety was on. Some people are dead or almost dead in the open by the possibilities of romantic / mystical knowledge and looking at options for realists – the practitioner. Nessmuk teaches Although rigorous methods, it also leaves many important things for students of non-called free. If you just want to be just talk, then buy the book.
Rating: 5.2

Comment on Woodcraft and Camping by Clarke Green

Clarke Green — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 09:23:26 +0000

"We do not believe in the green forests and crystal clear waters rough for everyone we will be fine. We have enough trouble at home ...

"The temptation is there to buy a particular kit on something vital was too strong and the wood we have been blessed with an adjustment for a mule load disabilities. This is not how it happens.

Go light, and the lighter the better so that you have the simplest material comfort health and pleasure. "

Nessmuk Nessmuk is the pseudonym of George Washington Sears. In 1884 he wrote the book Woodcraft and Camping and it has been printed . His approach to camping is satisfactory complete philosophical and practical. Worthy reading for anyone who wants to take in the woods. Rating: 5.5

Comment on Woodcraft and Camping by G. VONHILSHEIMER III

G. VONHILSHEIMER III — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 08:07:19 +0000

I have to buy several copies to give Nessuk two books since I was a child (I am 71 Aug. 15, 2005) was. I was invited back to plague the book by one of the brakes and the mosquitoes, whereas Nessmuk a repellent that really seemed to be a tonic for the skin. Three parts of pine tar, two parts of castor oil, and part of pennyroyal oil until tender. Rub. It works like a charm. In the context may see it and then rubbed Nessmuk not for six weeks or wash it, but real men in real forest. If you have not met a father and two little Indians (Ernest Thomas Seton) and books Nessmuk your son />
5,000 hits on Google. Go explore.
Thank God for Dover books.

Georg von Hilsheimer, Ph.D., at forest and swamp creature Rating: 5.5