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Camp terms starting with SA
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Saddle Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch used for intersections when stacking trees crosswise. Seating is improved by fitting the grooves.
Camp terms starting with SI
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Symetrical Thinning
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is not used in one cut, but two parts are created next to each other and the corner part is used as a trap hook.
Camp terms starting with SU
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Square reduction
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A cutting method used when you want to make a square bar.
It can also be used to trigger traps, but basically it is used for practicing cuts that bring out horns. -
Spear Point
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Create a dent at the tip of the branch to hold the arrowhead.
Camp terms starting with TA
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Dovetail Notch♀
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is used to fit the ♂ of the dovetail notch and join the tree. It can be used for various joints, such as connecting the tips together or connecting them in a T shape. -
Dovetail Notch♂
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is used to fit in the dovetail notch ♀ and join wood. It can be used for various joints, such as connecting the tips together or connecting them in a T shape.
Camp terms starting with TO
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Trystick
Cutting notches and cuts called notches used for trial cutting with a knife into a single branch.
関連用語 trystick
- 90 Degree Latch
- V Notch
- Saddle Notch
- Sharp point
- Symetrical Thinning
- Square reduction
- Spear Point
- Dovetail Notch♀
- Dovetail Notch♂
- Trystick
- Blunt End
- Beveled edge cut
- Hole through stick
- Bow Notch
- Pot hook notch
- Round Reduction
- Lashing Cross
- Latch Notch
- Root Stripper
関連用語 bushcraft
- Tinder Pouch
- Backsaw
- Bush Crafter
- bush|tea
- Pot Hanger
Camp terms starting with NA
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90 Degree Latch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch used to trigger traps.
Camp terms starting with HU
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V Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that cuts a wooden stick into a V for hooking a string. -
Blunt End
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that flattens the head of a wooden stick to make it easier to strike.
Camp terms starting with HE
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Beveled edge cut
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used as a point to hook a string with a peg or the like.
Camp terms starting with HO
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Hole through stick
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used for hanging through a string or for a trap that uses a string. Basically, use a high-strength nylon string instead of a thick string like paracord. -
Bow Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used as a point to hook the string when creating a bow.
As for the frequency of use, it is often used not for hunting bows, but for bow-cutting fire-starting bows. -
Pot hook notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch used for hanging kettles, etc., or for hooking into the root stripper groove.
Camp terms starting with RA
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Round Reduction
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used as a handle to be inserted into a drill or as a stake to be inserted into a drilled hole. -
Lashing Cross
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Fit the string in the center of the X and use it as a string closure. -
Latch Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
Used to trigger traps. Latch means stop.
Camp terms starting with RU
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Root Stripper
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
It is used for stripping bark such as twigs and grass trunks. Also used to hang pothook notches when creating pothook hangers.
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