What type of steel you used

I've seen both videos and enjoyed watching them. It turned out a very successful build and product 💪💯. I'm curious what's the engraver you're using or did you happen to build it yourself as well ?

I swear, I am cursed. No matter what we are talking about, from knives to motorcycles, I can never find the right size or material of anything I ever need. So, bam! Make. Your. Own. 😎

Wow that was nice of you to fix that broken 110, and what a great lesson for the rest of us… and now since you fixed and worked on it am sure it has sentimental value for the owner. Happy 2025

Is that the same perlite used for plants in pots? Because we have also vermiculate, what is better.

It broke my heart hearing you say you wouldn’t make another because all I want is to see more. I’d love to have one.

Can we get another build?

Where has this channel been… I’ve been working on a slip joint build and all the information I’ve gathered over the past week has been covered in this video in 11 minutes

Merry Christmas Loz, as I was sliding my belt through the leather hoop this morning, I just needed to take a break from a busy day to remember on how special you are, and this knife is to me. Thank you.

I need information regarding smoke hole and primary air intake is there any details available ?

You are absolutely right about losing the elongated tips in the harder more dense woods, a stubbier point is called for, under those conditions!!!

The one your choosing is referred to as the Wharncliffe blade, named after the Earl of Wharncliffe!!! I think it was Rodgers cutlery works that gave it that name, so very long ago!!!

You could sell those homemade blades?

Thanks, looking to buy a small chipper form branches as I use anything bigger for firewood.

Just what I needed to know since I just finished my first from scratch knife out of a cut from a huge old sawmill bandsaw blade. It sharpened shaving sharp but based on your tests, it’s not going to hold that edge. Thanks for making that test!

Loz, messaged you ref a set of blades, not sure the email addy is right.

Great idea

How long will it burn on one fill?

Genuinely great video. No BS. I'm thinking of getting the chipper/mulcher for my business. If I do I'll be asking you to make up a set of blades for it. Cheers mate, very informative.

600 then quinch with ice water,, done

600 then quinch with ice water,, done

I've got an old section of 6 " glazed clay underground drainage pipe, do you think that would be any good as a riser? cheers.

You live in Europe we work in Centigrade

Hi Loz, i'm looking at buying this but... How much are you charging for the proper replacement blades?

I use a good magnet on a telescopic rod, which is a great way to get rid of nails & screws. ✅️ 🍞&🌹's

Thanks for your videos. Why having you stopped making? Everything alright?

Leave the nails IN the ash. Plants need iron and oxides. My plants love my naily ash.

Your website is closed .

i gout a makita er2600l . Had it since may. never let me down so far.

Take some expanded metal to form your lower air tube, a hole for the center form. No collapse

Are you still making blades for FM 6DD ?

Los have been subscribed for quite some time never get notifications from your tried unsubscribing and resubing but no improvement. Watched all your rocket stove builds several times but only just noticed the Super domes, how slow am I. S or P ?

What a job these are mate, are you still making anything ? I’m copying ever bit of this design 👌

Thank you very much master. Very helpful for me. 🙏❤️

So the magnet you’re using is not a a fine pole which is used on thin stock. If used on thicker stock there’s more area for the magnetic flux to hold vertically, vs fine poles don’t have much vertical height to their magnetic field so they’re stronger than the larger magnets

hello Loz i am back lost the dearly beloved after over 55 years on March 13th 2024.. good to see you keeping active and looking enthusiastic as always . My refractory GEOINERT 500 kg fabricated along the lines of the Dunsley heat Yorkshire stove with afterburn chamber . fabricated using cast panels which glue together using refractory mastic . coming up to five years of excellent winter heating in sunny Alvito Portugal .

thank you Loz.... you have helped me to decide ... I'll get a GreenMech !! costs more , but Forest Master has proven to be a wasteful purchase ... again , thanks for this

Awesome job man. Thanx for the video my Bladed Brother ⚔👍✝🇺🇸

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Looking to buy one of these but that blade issue puts me off.

The good thing about it being a trowel is you can pretend the warp is 'by design'

I strongly recommend looking at knife steel knerds

How do i buy 4 blades for this machine off you?

Do you think it's possible to carburize the original blades ?

Thanks for the information, will give that strimmer a miss

Thanks brother .

I watched your video before I bought mine, and expected to have the same problem with the blades that you highlight at the 18 minute mark. In fact I bought a spare set of blades just in case. I've put about 6-7 hours on mine now with mostly holly, hazel and hornbeam. When I changed the oil I looked at the blades expecting the worst...and they are fine. It makes me wonder if the material you had during your first run might have had some grit or something in? I mean...they are knackered! My chipper is running fine, but I always need a bit of choke to start it, even when warm. Other than that its been great. Your video was really useful BTW.

How many birds you raise a year?

We were told to get a nine inch chimney cap for our chimney. They rebuilt the chimney and now we were told to get a ten inch chimney cap. Is there something we can do to make the nine inch cap work.

Hi, i really could do with some replacement blades, I'm on my 8th pair from forest master, how do i order some from you? I've even been using their new hardened steel blades, they don't seem any different!