If Paul didn't keep jumping out of the way of the disc you woulda got 💯% As I haven't even got a girlfriend, the chance of being a dad now is greatly diminishing by the minute so I think I'll just have to admit the 'Dad Arm' is just out of my reach. I will though, stick with the shot that never misses.. we all throw it... and so many forget how good they are with it.... the "Return to Bag" shot... When walking back to your bag.. no matter how bad the previous shot was... without thinking you grab that disc, yeet it off almost without looking, and have it either smack your bag or roll 360 round it... yet when it comes to that important upshot (important as you usually ace the basket so on the scarce occasion you fall short you need that jailbreaker)... you throw.. and people in the next time zone duck for cover... all because you forgot to just pick up that disc and 'return it to your bag"... the bag over there, hanging under those chains... Then there's my (actually seriously) Frisbee shot... Stand in the distance, open stance, front foot almost 45deg out wide... stare at the target (don't let that sucker outstare you) and near straight arm Hyzer yeeted out on that 45, and somewhere abouts a 45 Hyzer (Depending in wind, less wind, more Hyzer)... still outstaring that basket... for the disc to do that pure arc out and up, round and down.. smack on target... (tho don't forget to calculate skip.. specially in wind when the Hyzer is more shallow). I mentioned this shot to a player last week then threw a 40ft near vert backhand straight into the basket (ok actually the 1st time I put it in a basket but I have bullseyed bags, Tees, and nearly someone's dog when the owner said "he'll move" (I aimed wide and landed 2ft in front... he didn't move)... My version of the Dad shot is the 'Shaped Charge". (you can do this with your entire hip bag of discs without looking at what your grabbing, and empty the bag into the basket)... Grab a disc (any disc.. literally it doesn't matter). Back hand throw Open stance (another frisbee shot).. Look at the target... Put the disc to your rear shoulder, Level with your head, 45deg Hyzer... Aim directly at the basket... DON'T aim left/right... Throw that disc STRAIGHT (on that Hyzer) at the chains. 10 from 10 at 20ft!

Nice hat! Hail State! Oh, and great technique! I'm trying it out tomorrow. 🤣

You didn't make one.... hahahaha 😆 😂

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"about a thousand feet away" lol

Chris this is an incredibly well done and informative video not mention inspirational for me personally. After watching your video I felt comfortable enough to purchase my own pantograph. I noticed that at one point in the video you mentioned that if you don't have a "T" slot table you'd need to figure out an unorthodox method of clamping. Please have a look at the video link im going to share of the clamping system I came up with to overcome this obstacle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZeQgmeBopZqerMsi=Km1sVq5YLjfaVg-A

I’m here for it, you’re hilarious lol subbed

It's called a horseshoe putt

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Thank you for the review Chris !

Very interesting. Thanks for the review.

I first checked Amazon for that punch die kit and found it for 47, then checked Harbor Freight and it was on clearance for 20. Thank you for the video!

Very good try! You're so close. You'll get it dialed in eventually. 👍🏽😃

Hey chris as always great vid. So i have been searching no where have i seen any one sharing how they mill or cut the three sides of a tang of a slip joint. I understand the ratios but i have not seen anyone cut theirs. Could you point me in a good direction?????Thank..

Thanks chris. Great way to ctr w/o using an indicator. Thanks

Its a great video explaining how you make your bushing.

Chris. Why do you make your pivot hole in the blade .172dia and not .188 3/16????????

Thanks Chris ! I really appreciate the info on these ! Definitely going to check on these optics !

Hi what is the cost and can you send to South Africa

Súper. Una pregunta nuca he usado uno. La guia debe tenir el mismo diámetro que la herramienta?

What do you paint the bones with?

Thank you for teaching about bushing pin. As I just purchased Chriss Reeve Sebenza31, I deeply impressesd. I will keep watching on your youtube.

Great to see a new video Chris ! I have learned so much from your videos … such as Milling out my liners , making my own pivot bushings , …and I have utilized some of your patterns online … (mostly your edc ) however , .. I’ve not attempted an automatic yet … you are a very impressive maker ! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Great job !

Nice design, great looking knife...

That's awesome! I will track you down at blade & shake your hand! Love all your videos!

Thanks a lot

Hi Chris, thanks for this really useful video! I just want to confirm in my mind that you move the stylus in a anti-clockwise direction when following the outside of a pattern, and move it clockwise when cutting an internal cavity shape - is this correct? Many thanks, Malc (UK)

Thanks Chris. I’m using this system this morning on a hidden tang

Awesome instructional video! Thanks for all your work Chris!

How do you set pins in a boot knife where you don’t want to cut in to the handle material?

Good instructional video! Is the integral hold down fixture 1” steel? What dimensions? Thanks helping us fledging makers !

This would work when using antlers I think.

He do you make these to sale? I need a set.

this is a terrible video

I have a real buck 110 and a buck 110 auto clone but could you take parts from the clone and convert the real one to auto?

My brother told me he was picking up a Pantograph Mill from an auction. So I googled what the heck a pantograph mill is. Your video was one that came up, and was pretty cool. I also checked out your knife website. Nice project and side hustle for sure. Like the quality.

Thanks for sharing Chris ! I have learned a lot from you and have used your EDC pattern several times .. thank you for all your videos .. very much appreciate your craftsmanship sir .

Cool small knives

Sometimes beautiful things come in small packages. Great looking knives.

Thank you ! Great idea ! I really appreciate your videos !

what about a video how you make a template?

Very cool

The ending of the video 😂 Can't believe that nobody commented on that! So.e of these comments are even funnier then the ending! I'm over here dying! Lol 😂😂😂

Thank you so much Chris ! This was very helpful to me !

Can you recommend more affordable and smaller machine that will work with your patents Amazon does have one

Hello Chris, I appreciate your integrity about tour skill. Very well done😀

Thanks

brilliant

I'm surprised there are no comments on this video in 3 yrs! This is a darn good video with good info that is well presented. Nothing gripes me more than a "nail breaker" knife. Yes, a heavy pull makes the blade really snap, but it doesn't need a heavy pull to snap just fine. Thank you Chris for the video

Très joli machine