Wow!! Great. Super simple, I'll try un my next knife

Great demonstration here, thank you

Très belle restauration!

15 hides in great condition, justsitting in my basement

Force “patina’ing” is sooo hardcore survival!! 🤦‍♂️

Head is fitted very badly, I would not like to be around when that hammer was in use.

Hey! nice series! Were you able to find what make and model the canoe is?

I'm redoing a canvas canoe similar to this for a high-school project and somehow an 8 year old series is still the best resource I've found. Fantastic job

I kind of want to do this to a sonewashed blade, do you think it would still work?

Awesome tomahawk, New subscriber here! 👍🏼

Hello. What can you say about this blade after so many uses? Is he worth it?

The original hawjs were heat stamped with files

I started to use butcher block oil it's food safe.... nice job!

I like pukko

We're buying a shabby, small 1865 house but we are going to do homage to it's age when we fix it up - not make it look new and modern. I'll have to look up what you did to your place. Ours is more like it was.

Beautiful boat! Very nice work. I love how you show things not going just right so you have to solve the issue and adapt. Just like real life. I’m curious, are you a carpenter by trade?

Great video, thank you. Clear voice and thorough explanations. One question if you don’t mind… Without batoning (sp?) will regular use in the bush such as whittling, fuzz stick fire staring, meat cutting, etc. ruin the patina? Thank you.

Super job 👍

Bel video,complimenti. Ps...Che cosa è la mostarda? Grazie👍🔪

Where do I find some good hunter green paint for my canoe? What your you recommend for the inside..? Its an older ribbed canoe. I was thinking Spar Varnish from Canadian tire

Very beautiful. How much to.make me one.

Really nice job and appreciate your honesty in showing the small hiccup 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great video but never cut towards yourself! Thanks for the content.

Love this video, I have similar internal damage and it's great to see someone had done such a massive undertaking.

Awesome work buddy not quite traditional carving but end result was very very good well done you. I managed to find myself a birch tree blown over in the recent storms today and it must have a dozen or more burls on it! Tomorrow I’m going back out with my saw!! 😎🤜

Good information Dude , thanks

Nice kuksa, I have try this kuksa for bushcraft 👍

Do you put a rubber tip on your finished sticks?

Bought my brother the kangee t-hawk just bought myself the chogan t-hawk. Can't wait to do this!

They all rot there when my father reskinned his he glued it and then deluted the glue with thinner then painted it on to tighten and waterproof the canvas then painted it red over the years we sanded it lightly then repainted it the only rot is where youres is the tip but looking at it today the canvas looks great just years of dust

My father back in 1961 picked up a 1926 old town canvas canoe with original paddles 10:00 and reskinned it and painted it red today that canoe hangs in my mothers garage we haven’t used it sinse the 80s but it’s 95 years old

Technically difficult for me but it looks great 👍Thanks for sharing 🙏

"Nice" - Thanks, even me at 72 Just learned a New Valuable Lesson :)) How great is that :) --- Blessings

Why buyhiking stick when you get build one for free in wood's xd 😂 there a lot of hiking stick naturally built when we go hiking 🥾.

Happiness after finishing... Good job.

Alright I'm gonna let it sit for about thirty minutes........... Ok it's been sitting for about 718 days.... 😂

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wow, nice.

What are the dimensions?

I was challenged to make a kuksa and found your video to be very helpful in learning what they are and the story behind them I'm sure if early man had the availability of power tools he to would have opted to use them. Nicely done.

Why is fiberglassing instead of canvassing a no no?

So... i sort of skipped a bit, saw the nice progress and heard you say 'aboot' and 'oot' and instantly hit subscribe 😅👍👍🇨🇦

Even with politics aside, I strongly recommend never shopping through Amazon for quality products because they do not even attempt to prevent counterfeit products from being sold. Personally I only buy directly from the producers of products when I buy online.

I did something like this a month ago with plans from Woodprix.

I'd like some chicken nuggets please.

Very nice result.

Good video. I did this with 3 of my hawks. A lil different technique same concept. I do gotta say u did the wrap a lil difficult way lol but it worked in the end is what matters 👍

What was the type of oil you used? Thanks

it's a tumor... IT'S NOT A TUMOR!!!

Cut longer scarf angles on your inwales on your next canoe.