Very cool!

Very interesting

Dave have you heard anything on Wayne. Patriot knife and tool.

I have one like the money clip, but without the clip. My best friend gave it to me over 30 years ago. I still carry it daily. Stay sharp!

Hey, Dave! Nibs over at walnut & steel still has the grips you sent. I look forward to installing them on my airguns! That figured set you showed are very nice looking. Nibs has sent me my 132 pistols, and I have been shooting them a lot. I would be interested in a 1377 pump arm or two as well. Can you spare a couple? I will email you about that. Till then keep enjoying the good knife!

You just a tight wad and don't want to go buy some. How much can a bottle of Vinegar be.

Nice work. Thank you for sharing

Those are definitely cool my youngest daughter got me one of those little key knives for Father's day i carry it everyday

Cool little knives. I've found examples of the Zippo money clip before. Most, sadly, would be considered concealed weapons here up north. Especially the pen. Go figure. A pen/letter opener combo makes perfect sense, unless you work for the government, lol. Well, no sense there makes sense. Have a great day!

Gorgeous work as always. And see ya in the next one.

You sir are an idea person, your God has blessed you!!! So many are only capable of coping!!! Well, done & I look forward to following your vids!!!

As always, you do great work! Thanks for mentioning my pool cue Hiking Staff. I use the 1-piece & 2-piece ones intermittently. The carrying case for the 2-piece stick provides room for items useful in the woods instead of the usual pool cue accessories! Your walking stick from the surfcasting rod sent all kinds of possibilities rushing through my mind; so I look forward to seeing what I can do with one! 'Blessings on you & yours!

Great looking walking sticks.

Ron Hood from Hood's woods...may he rest in peace showed us a Ojibwa bird snare made off a walking staff. Good stuff

See you in the next one, Dave!😁👌

Fantastic video Dave have question would a piece of hickory make for a good walking stick

Love the light in particular. Great work Dave!

I sense a David Pearson fan from Really Big Monkey.

Very interesting 👌 👍 I would like to see some of your early knife works 😀 be safe and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 🙏

Copper might be passivised, I'd advise buffing them slightly to remove coating and then trying to get them to patina.

There is no end to your creativity! And then he comes up with: "Ok, moving on to the bathroom...." 👍😆

Great ideas. Thank you for sharing your creations

Very nice

Very nice work

Hey now, Dave! 😁👌 Cool rainstick.🎋 Your a bamboo guru!

Lots of great buys there.

Dave you create such great camping gear! For tough times, you should consider making gear for a living... I am sure there will be quite a bit of interest for your neat creations! If possible, would you share more details about how you made the longer holder for the boiling bowl? Thanks for sharing your interests!

great Vid, props for letting us know you found this recipe. I will use this for my old tools

Use the smaller one for a first aid kit.

Ferric chloride will dull down the copper

Cool👍🤓👍thanks for sharing. New sub here

Hey, this worked a treat for me. Had some rusty files, pliers and a hacksaw frame I'd been meaning to clean up for a good 6 months. The files came out really good, the hacksaw frame is OK, but quite pitted because it was left rusting way too long. I did scrub them with a nylon brush after about 2 hours in, then another 3 hours soaking, then washed and scrubed again under warm running water and dish soap on the brush. Dried and hit them with WD40. 😊

Great video and i like the walking sticks ideas.

Good value 🇳🇿

My favorite knives to find at thrift stores are old unbranded carbon steel. You can replace the handle and reprofile the blade if you want.

WOW does that special sauce sound amazing 🤤 im going to have to comendere that recipe haha

Good thinking on the wood slat sandwich for the silicone mold, i would've way over thought that process 😅 and thank you for your service Dave! I hadn't caught that detail about you before.

For your walking stick topper pewter products, look at the roll playing game (RPG) miniature market. From Dungeons & Dragons to Warhammer 40000 and more, even gaming artwork like with dragon wings on a staff. People print 3D wax figures then lost-wax pewter casting or silicone-rubber split molds. Lots of youtube content on making and painting them. If you haven't, try making Lord Of The Rings Gandalf styled staff toppers into the "Ren Fare" and "Cosplay" markets.

Cool stuff. I make a lot of walking sticks as well. I had one short take off where I just screw a bottle cap to the bottom of the stick for traction. Go figure. Have a great day!

Really enjoy your channel and the tips on making the toppers for walking sticks. I've built a few hundred. Always great to see new ideas. Came for the blades and found a stick man.

Very clever!!!!!

Thats something i like, i love it. Nice work brother. You can age some cards with coffee, ruff the edges up a bid with scissors and a lighter.and give it a dead mans hand on the inside of the lid... that should be awesome... but i love it, you know those antique vampire hunter boxes, they are re-make these things also and age it wel. Nicely done!!

Dave you always have great video's but thank you for sharing your history now we kinda know you even better hope you make many more video's for years to come

Your story and hot metal reminded me of my own story --- I was an Army brat, born in Luxembourg to a non-US citizen mother and GI father. Reached draft age in 1968 but was in college at the time. In 1969 they implemented the Draft Lottery. My birth date drew a super-high number so wasn't drafted and no Viet Nam for me. It was then that I walked into a big US Steel plant (Fairless Works, PA) which began what I refer to in retrospect as 2.5 years of Hard Labor Boot Camp (Open Hearth, Masonry) ... Hot, cold, filthy, heavy, dangerous, and back then foremen were old school US Steel civilian drill sergeants.

How about a walking stick with a pepper spray canister inside handle. Ringo to ya!!!

Good morning! Ringo to ya!!!

We need more airgun videos!

I was on a Belknap class cruiser too. USS Biddle.

You have the only video I have been able to find on this issue, thank you for posting it.I just did an initial burn on a new stove last night and 3 of the 7 pipes were stuck afterwords.I did manage to get one loose but the other two will not budge. I just went ahead and ordered a new set of 4 pipes and as soon as I get them out of the box I will be following your suggestion. Again, TY.

That was a good day. I'm going to some thrift stores tomorrow. I'm specifically looking for a recliner and some high quality knives. I usually do pretty good as well.