...i kinda wanna know the name of the wooden instrument

Another excellent video! Thanks.

This is a really great short

Praise the Lord Jesus Christ! And thanks to Titus and Aaron for bringing me here. God bless.

This is first time I have ever seen this done ! Great job ! Nice bowl !

Amen !!! A miracle for sure ! You were dying but God knew your heart ! So very thankful I saw you with Titus in Kentucky. The reason I am watching now !

Rhys , the reason I am here cause I got your name & website from " Titus in Kentucky". Glad he mention you !

Amen...All Glory to God 🙏💜

I'm guessing its finished with linseed/flax oil? Are you concerned about your mouth coming in contact with the cured oil for extended periods?

FOR ANYONE WHO LOST ALL HOPE, HE'S RIGHT ABOUT THESE WORDS: @31:17 "When there's nothing else, there is God, always, and miracles can happen. They happen all the time." Congratulations on that blood work coming back to normal! Hallelujah!!! Praise God Almighty for your healing! God bless you in Jesus Christ name, guide you in His ways as His ways are lighted by Jesus and are Eternal life. (Hear my cry, O God; Attend unto my prayer. From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, When my heart is overwhelmed: Lead me to the rock that is higher than I. For thou hast been a shelter for me, and a strong tower from the enemy. Psalm 61:1‭-‬3 KJV)

Beautiful testimony young man! Keep looking up to God and keep your promise to him!

Great Video!! amazing work, going to try this one day soon. Thank you for sharing your knowledge from our Father above that He let you learn 🙏

Let the light shine forth! Thank you Rhys for sharing your struggles and victories. There is healing in His wings!

Great video my friend, something came into your body that needed to be banished, glad you found the way to achieve it.

I have lots of Garden Lime, but have used woodash in the past. Woodash takes twice the volume to adjust pH (compared to Lime), so would you double the amount of woodash?

Very enjoyable to watch and learn. Thank you for the tutorial. When the SHTF I'll be sporting a pair of buckskin shorts too. Cheers from Canada

Thank you for sharing! I'm going through one hell of a fight right now with very sick family, unemployment and my own health issues, I can relate to a lot of this. Also: that lovely staff you have! Can you speak about it? I know the cone and snake are highly symbolic on the staff in quite a few traditions.

Thank you for doing these videos!!

Thanks for sharing, young man. This will be a blessing for others. We can heal all things through nature and intention (prayer).

Your Best Video Ever! God Bless You Rhys 😎

Thank you for sharing this very personal experience and being so open and honest.

Amen Bro. 🙏🏼 Continue with the Lord, always. You will never regret it and He has more for you to do. I pray His blessings to go with you at all times. 😊

I thought Tannins just kept the Mcflies from changing the timeline? Generally being nuisances and bullies?

Just found out about your channel you have awesome content brother you know what you're doing somebody taught you very well I'm 63 and have been doing what you are doing for 40+years it's nice to see these days

Great video Rhys. Loved the cutaways and b-roll almost as much as learning from you. Keep it up!

I've got making and throwing, any afvice on aiming?

What if you're in the wild and don't have lye? I hear wood ash in water works? Also, to condition the hides, again, what if you don't have the ingredients? I heard you can use the brains of the animal for that? Let me know if I'm watching idiots on other channels LOL.

Nice video, thanks!

WOW, I just stumbled onto something amazing, you are so underrated!

Leatherworker here. I loved watching this! I typically buy from large tanneries, veg tan cow hide, but damn your hides look excellent! I'm not state side but I would buy these in a heartbeat, hand tanned like this from start to finish is a lost art and worth supporting, well done!

Amazing work! This is extremely informative and well presented, Well Done!

Hey there!! Great to see you posting another video. I found it absolutely fascinating, thank you. I have a few questions?: What trees would you use for tanning in south Texas? What is splotching? Did you use any particular method for blending in that fat liquor? You've used brains in the past. Can you use brains for sheep hides as well? When you leave the hides overnight, can it attract animals? If so, how do you protect them? How long did the whole process take you? How much would you sell, if you even would, one of those hides for? Also, I really liked the nature scenes, caterpillars, flute music, and the blue jays at minutes 14:11 and 14:14. Keep up the great work!!

you want animal skin as tough as tree bark THE LORD IS GOOD HALLELUYAH

#tessehides wow HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD

Great video! I do have a question... have you tried using a rack to stretch out the hide during the drying process? I tried doing a similar method that you used to stretch the hide on a blunt stick, but after awhile, I had to stop (my thumbs really hurt). The hide wasn't totally dry, so it got stiff. I'm curious if you have run into this issue as well?

They just get better and better! I enjoyed this video and learning something new. I appreciated the personal parts with Sam as well.

I've only preserved hides for hair on and buckskin. This is an outstanding presentation for bark tanning damn I love KZbin! Thanks.

Thank you for making this video. The instructions were clear, precise, and very informative. The presentation was fluid, well-managed, and (I thought) professional. The audio was clear and easily understood. The time and effort it took to plan, practice, execute, and edit this video are obvious to other videographers! The B-roll of the forest was excellent. The process was more interesting in a natural, primitive setting than had you merely done this in a garage and made everything look quick and easy. I appreciated your respect for the trees from which you harvested bark. Without detracting from this excellent video -- Some observations : 1.) BLUNT FORCE. Would a rock or a mortar-pestle arrangement have reduced the bark more efficiently and quickly if the bark was pounded ? Perhaps pounding the bark on a flat rock with a round rock? Perhaps making a relatively shallow trough in the short horizontal log (used to cut on in the video) in which to place bark, then pound the bark from a standing position with the root-end of a thick sapling that was rounded ? More bark could be processed at one time in a more comfortable standing position that leveraged your upper-body strength and the downward force of the wooden pestle. However, a rope tied to the upper end of the pestle, and fastened to a tree branch, would act as a lever that naturally pulled the pestle upward, thereby making it necessary to just pull the pestle downward. Would pounding reduce much of the outer bark to finer particles and break the fibers of the rest, which would likely release the tannin as well as the method used in the video? Using a long, log mortar was one way to reduce maize to flour. ; 2.) YOUR FRIEND. How did your friend fare in his attempt at tanning ?

Nice vid

this is a great video thx u

Beautiful forlorn sound.

When I was a kid you could buy wooden boomerangs that would about take your head off from the sporting goods/toys department. That was back about 5-10 years before they sold lawn darts which were discontinued in stores. Hey different time back then. I had a .410 shotgun bird shot and a few slugs I never got to use at the age of 10. People probably don’t believe that but I’m sure there’s many mature gentlemen could say the same. 😏 Liked the upload

Cool!

Dude sick

They don’t make men like this anymore

Beautifully done! Thanks for posting, I'm inspired to create my own with some Eastern Cedar

That's some fine workmanship.

No super! Podziwiam i dziękuję za pokaz.

Hej! Bardzo fajny sposób działania! Dzięki.

i really enjoyed your video, thank you