From Tree to Boat, Watch me Float

This video is about making my pirogue. I made it during my vacation in the wild forest from a pine tree fallen during a big storm a few years back.
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My Patreon page: / advoko
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MY LOG CABIN CAMP development videos (All Seasons):
01 episode - • Fire-Carved Log Furniture (1 season) 2014
02 episode - • Fire Log Furniture ... (1 season) 2014
03 episode - • Запруда на ручье - рук... (1 season) 2014 (not translated)
1 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (2 season) 2015
2 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (2 season) 2015
3 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (3 season) 2016
4 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (3 season) 2016
5 episode - • 30 Days Solo Bushcraft... (4 season) 2017
6 episode - • Bear-proofing My Log C... (4 season) 2017
7 episode - • 21 Days Alone in the N... (5 season) 2018
8 episode - • Top 5 Bushcraft Projec... (6 season) 2019
9 episode - • Making a Topsy-Turvy W... (6 season) 2019
10 episode- • DIY Tools, Outdoor Wor... (6 season) 2019
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BUSHCRAFT playlist: • Making Tree into Rope ...
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My DIY Projects playlist: • Forging a Bi-metal Bea...
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MY LOG CABIN playlist: • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui...
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COOKING IN THE WILD playlist:
• My Log Cabin Camp's Su...
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#chainsaw #diy #boat

[@Johnny_Guitar]

Max, don't ever think that your videos are underrated....not at all, you can make a 10 hour video, and every minute would be supreme, my friend!

[@theohmeyegods]

Should ABSOLUTELY try a live stream sometime!!

[@doccosborn316]

Max is supreme, a real go getter, a master.

[@--Skip--]

Amen! ❤ 👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@peterparsons7141]

What is interesting is how ALL things evolve. For instance my people are from remote place in Canada. Similar climate to what you have. What is interesting is that many of the solutions that you use are variations of solutions people use globally. The boat that you built takes design-of a boat from a remote place in Namibia ?, or similar remote place. Those boats are similar,(but different,lol), that boats the native people of northern Canada have been building since time for humans began! They evolution is interesting because it is an inside look at how human thinking works.

[@lasivianleandros3558]

100% would watch it.

[@58nunzi]

As a retired Carpenter I can really enjoy these videos. Thank you. You are very talented.

[@freedom_323]

I am as well, 40 years in the Trade and our mutual friend Advoko's channel is a pleasure

[@psidvicious]

The same. Having worked with wood and angles and curves and shaping and fitting and, and, and, you can really appreciate the effort put in, to make this boat. Well done!

[@albertop1987]

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[@BoatbuildingIndia]

Thanks ❤❤❤❤

[@joakim2407]

Good to see you posting again, Max. These are strange times we live in, I'm glad to see you're doing well. I hope to see many more of your sommer projects 😊

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

💯🙏

[@j.k1688]

I was getting worried about your well being.

[@Zero.0ne.]

Dude is a genius

[@MikeMiller-rt7dv]

​@@Zero.0ne.X

[@Menuki]

@@j.k1688fr, I was afraid he got shipped off

[@anijohnson8082]

My husband and I just found you here. Perfect English! You are not my son but I am so proud of you. What an amazing, intelligent, soft-spoken, talented, and beautiful young gentleman. You are such a wonderful teacher... Thank you so much for all the time you spend sharing and making these amazing videos. Love the accent as well... This is now my favorite KZbin channel! Please be more careful...

[@Advoko]

Ani, thank you for all your kind words!

[@MohamadHanifAzrai]

Can’t wait for your new video sir

[@antoniopereiraamorim3772]

3v5😅

[@rylee3448]

I don’t understand why you don’t have a sponsor yet you look like you have enough subscribers to get one and you’ll get money off of it.

[@BoatbuildingIndia]

Have a great video ❤❤❤❤❤

[@djssb231]

"Friends, don't repeat my mistakes" is one of my favorite quotes. Dont worry about that Max, I think I need a few lifetimes of engineering and woodworking before I can make any of the same 'mistakes' you make. Legend...

[@user-pk2fg8im4u]

Advoko, do not ever question the quality of your videos, yours are among the best on KZbin, and the number of subscribers you have gathered are proof of that accomplishment. This video was excellent, your workmanship, commentary, and improvised solutions to problems are second to none. I'm an old man, and I admire your ethics, stamina, and ingenuity. Blessings from Montana USA.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for all your compliments!

[@howterson]

Max, don't ever think your videos are a waste of time. What you create always seems wonderful.

[@bondvagabond42]

Another great video! Im a wooden boat builder for my day job, a couple tricks I use that might help you: kerfing is a way to joint boards together with a saw, rather than a plane. You gently clamp boards edges together, then saw down the uneven gap between them, it only removes wood where the boards touch, allowing you to then push the boards closer together, and you can repeat several times if needed to get a perfectly fitted joint, and can be done when you are too exhausted to do a nice job with a jointing plane. The other tip is if you tip your plane slightly on the return stroke, your plane blade will stay sharp much longer. There is an ancient recipe for a boat finish called "boat soap" or "boat sauce" it is just pine tar, bees wax, and linseed oil. You heat it in a can inside of a pot of boiling water, you rub it on hot, let it dry for a bit, and it will seem like a sticky mess, but you polish it with a dry rag, and it brings the wax to the surface, leaving a nice surface that is as pretty as varnish, but it wont crack wnd trap water underneath, causing rot like varnish, and the pine tar is very rot preventative. If you are building a wood boat in the woods, instead of in a fancy shop with a steam box, and you worry your boards will crack when you bend them, you can pour boiling water on the most extreme bend and it will help a lot. Thanks again for making so many great videos, i like doing similar projects, and i am disabled with MS, so sometimes i feel too sick to do much, and its fun to watch someone else's projects on those days.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for the info!

[@veiledrecalcitrance4314]

Hell, that was a bunch of useful info for the rest of us as well, thanks man, that was some excellent information.

[@IsThisAvailable550]

"This improvised plate burns well & doesn't need to be washed" Brilliant. You are very knowledgeable and this was very interesting to watch. Thank you

[@uleiosu4582]

Max, i did not find any bushcraft video to match yours. You are very skilled, smart and very knowledgeable. Usually guys on youtube only have one attribute. In times like this with war going on you are the real ambassador of your beautyfull country. thank you

[@Advoko]

Thank you for such a high praise!

[@christyler5722]

Excellent! I watched every second. You are brilliantly talented.

[@christinemurrell4565]

Wonderful to see you again. This hour spent with you was worth every second. I am always in awe of the lengths you go to to share this beautiful content. Praying you stay safe friend. ❤️

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

💯💞

[@BoatbuildingIndia]

Thanks ⛵ ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@Arturian.music.official]

What a peaceful pleasure it is to watch you build. A masterclass for some, but inspiration for all to reach higher at whatever they do. Thank you kind sir. Enjoy your summer!

[@freedom_323]

It is isn't it... deeply therapeutic

[@justjosie0107]

Thank you, your videos always bring peace, relaxation, and inspiration! 👏👏👏

[@1DrBar]

The undisputed genius of the woods and bushcraft. This is completely at a higher level than any other outdoorsman's channel.

[@OCA8WhitePeopleAreAlbinosOCA8]

🖤😊

[@benlucy941]

From a fellow woodworker in North America, the video was wonderful,enthralling, just amazing. I can not believe what you are doing with so little tools. In North America, at our latitude, we have such a different type of forest with a mixture of just a few softwoods, but many many hardwoods. I think that we have 200 different oak species alone. We have a southern yellow pine that sometimes will become wind blown and lay on the forest floor for years with a preserved heart wood, but typically the available useful wood - even thought the tree in total might be 2 feet or more in diameter, the unrotted heart wood would be very small but thick with preserved sap and extremely aromatic- and combustible. In this sad time , I wish that we all were building beautiful boats in a peaceful spot in a beautiful locale as you are. Thank you for sharing this wonderful story.

[@ActualChrist]

Advoko, you are one of the best youtubers on this site and you deserve 20x the amount of attention you get

[@aboveallthingslove6349]

ActualChrist is a great name...nice.

[@MichaelW-vj6wx]

It would be nice if he released more than 2 videos a year.

[@ActualChrist]

@@MichaelW-vj6wx it would but the videos he does release are top tier

[@xaraxania]

@@MichaelW-vj6wx things have been difficult where he's from hasnt it

[@DtheD740]

One of the smartest and diversified skilled guy!

[@okidoke4822]

Just watching you working away in that peaceful beautiful environment is so relaxing and calming for me, so I can only imagine what it is like for you. Much respect and admiration for you my friend. I love your videos.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your kind words and support

[@sebastianbermudez4081]

You're the most capable man I've seen on internet. You go every time for more ambitious projects and adding skills while perfectionating the one you already have. Keep going, we love to see your work. Also your videos are reaching a documentary quality.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for such a high praise

[@imig245]

20:16 kakaja eto zmejka ? Zolotistaja? Nejadovitaja? Spasibo, chto sohranili...

[@imig245]

Vam iz mjagkoj struzhki mozno bylo sdelatj nabivku dlja tjufaka.😊

[@Dead_Raccoon]

​​@@imig245это ящерица, медянка. Такой вид безногих ящериц. Абсолютно безопасна

[@alexs5465]

​@@imig245it is a type of legless lizard, not a snake. Family Anniellidae

[@landonedwards7504]

You, sir, are the most innovative, creative, intelligent, and hard-working human being I've ever encountered. To be able to make a great video is wonderful. To be able to plan and execute such a complicated task in such a primitive environment BY YOURSELF is beyond belief. The fact that one man can do both, and present this project to the world in such an interesting and informative fashion defines you as completely unique. Thank you for everything you do to bring us your treasure!

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@Bluuplanet]

@Advoko Are you familiar with Windsor chairs? They are beautiful and strong. I recommend Curtis Buchanan's channel over other Windsor chair channels for the level of instruction. However, he uses conical tennons for legs into the seat. I recommend cylindrical. Conical makes it easier to correct the angle as the hole is being reamed but makes a connection that loosens.

[@Turbo_Tastic]

the hardest part is finding that primitive environment where you can do that without being arrested by the npc agents of governments

[@vdmaker9662]

Hats off! You tell the story with the same mastery as you build things, with just enough of the soft Russian accent to make it a perfect de-stress from a hectic day in the city.

[@DHGDEFIANCE]

Yes! Just what I needed today! Thank you for gracing us with an upload!

[@jbj27406]

Not prolific? Sir, you are the model for prolific. And the master of your craft. Every minute is a joy.

[@kant3624]

Your knowledge seems boundless. Thank you so much for making these

[@oconnorsean12]

Your problem solving and skill are second to none. You have the best channel on KZbin!

[@sgreen9056]

That is so impressive. Bravo. Doing that in the middle of no where, no work shop, is serious work and skill

[@afdave7]

You are one of my heroes Advoko. Thank you for sharing.

[@whatsgnu]

I'm always amazed at the projects you pull off with the tools you have out in the forest. The video quality and narration is second to none. You explain the project perfectly with just the right amount of detail. At the end of your videos I want it to continue, even after an hour long video. I can't say that about a lot videos that I've watched that were much shorter but, filled with a lot of unnecessary chatter. Thank you for sharing!

[@donaldbarr8300]

Max, You are an amazing craftsman! It's a treat to watch you construct what you already see in your mind! I look forward to seeing you craft your Viking Longboat! Hope your Bees are still well, pollinating and giving you honey!

[@ronteljeur]

As a woodworker myself, I really appreciate your skills and use of mostly traditional tools. Love the boat!

[@CrankyPantss]

It’s always a treat to see a new Advoko video. This long video was so enjoyable. Your skills, knowledge, and ingenuity, combined with your hard work ethic makes me certain that you will succeed in any project that you set your mind to. I really enjoy how you share your thought processes as you go along in each creation. Paddling off into the beautiful Lake Ladoga was the perfect ending to this video. Thank you for sharing this with us, Max. I’m glad to see that you are well.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@imig245]

​@@AdvokoU vas ne vyschlo dannoe video na osnovnom kanale ?

[@stalwart56k]

It's so great to hear from you and see this awesome project! I was afraid we had lost you in these trying times.

[@Atreeperday]

So good to see you back again, it's been so long, I've really missed your calming voice and ingenious ideas for us to try.

[@123turby]

Max, you are one of the very very few master craftsman alive today. Your videos are amazing and a pleasure to watch. I personally thank you for your hard work to bring such a beautiful piece of art to life. Thank you.

[@stevecrown9347]

Brilliant, love the vid and the fact that you speak all the way through, I turn off vids with no talking. Superb build and very well filmed and explained vid, thank you.

[@scottanderson9596]

The time you put into these videos shows with their great quality and informative content! What a beautiful place to be... Thank you for sharing your experience!!

[@kaisailor1]

Man you're a talented Bushcrafter. I'm glad I found your channel. Pirogue's are one of my favorite boats. And yours is a really fine example of one. Thanks for the chainsaw mill idea as well. Please keep up the excellent work.

[@77Matt]

Very inspiring and peaceful video. Top quality videography and editing. Your content speaks to nature-loving people of all backgrounds. Thank you.

[@mfeldheim]

Thank you for putting in the extra effort to record your free time project, edit it, and provide many helpful comments, all to share it with the world.

[@bobstovall9570]

There is something very inspiring in watching you fabricate things, such as this pirogue, from lumber that you hewed and milled yourself using, in large part, tools that you also fabricated, and power tools that are powered by power generation and storage systems that you also fabricated. I have great admiration for you, your resourcefulness and your craftsmanship.

[@MrPILOTSTEVE59]

I was mesmerized by the ingenuity shown on your project. I just had to watch to the end.

[@Advoko]

Thank you!

[@prof.heinous191]

Max, I'm sure most of us wonder how you manage to build these projects in such a short time frame, and let us not forget you're slowing yourself right down self-filming. I hope you find a good hiding place for this baby, and let good people make good pirogues!

[@raytruck5799]

The best quality content on the web. Love and respect from USA

[@kevinpunter7960]

I watched this on a Friday night with a glass of wine ... I feel peaceful and calm after what was a stressful day. Thank you.

[@RealJoshuaWilson]

I love your calming tone and your smooth, elegant delivery, it makes me able to digest the content no matter what it may actually be, amazing work my friend !

[@bakedpt502]

It's a joy to watch you work. Your videos are fantastic, the amazing pieces and projects, the soft-spoken commentary, and the sheer work ethic. And this is your vaction!? Well done, sir.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your kind words

[@ddoherty5956]

​@@AdvokoAre the bee hives still doing well Max?

[@Advoko]

Yes, I am in process of filming the part 2 of that video. Stay tuned))

[@ddoherty5956]

@@Advoko That's not a problem 🤣👍

[@bakedpt502]

@@Advoko Also, there is absolutely no need to apologize for showing us some of your "personal" time! You are, as the comments show - an interesting person with a wealth of knowledge and skills. I am sure I am not alone when I say - please do show us more! When you pulled out that sauna, I genuinely thought - "Is there nothing this man can't do or MacGyver himself?!". Your free-hand milling technique (as well as the cord/string cutting jig) has been such a useful thing for me, and I'd imagine for many others - so thank YOU, Max!

[@ChronicBronchitis-mz2vn]

Max, this is beautiful. Your entire mindset through this journey is commendable and something to strive for in my own life.

[@feverdream8955]

I have been wondering about you, max! I’m happy to see you post again, you are one of my favorite channels. Thanks!

[@Advoko]

Thank you for such a high praise!

[@brucematthews6417]

I'm 4 months late but I watched the whole video. I fully enjoyed not only the actual boat building but all of the preparation work from finding and cutting the planks through the boat building jig and more. For anyone that enjoys wood crafting I think that they would find the same enjoyment from this video. I also found your informative voice over to add a lot to more fully understanding the various processes and thinking. Just first class all around !

[@RCichard]

You are one amazing man, when the world comes to an end... everyone will love to know a man like you! I think im handy around the house, but after watching you i realize i buy my wood, tools, hardware, and only do a fraction of the work you do - i can only imagine the feeling of accomplishment when you do everything from scratch like this. You sir are an inspiration to millions - keep it up!

[@jamescady723]

Fascinating work and videos, Max. I always enjoy them. Glad you are well!

[@michaellyons5208]

So very glad you are well. Such a great build!

[@gijose5611]

My man you are a treasure. Literally. Your diy sawmill alone should be tought on a global scale. I would love to have a tea in the forest with you and contemplate life.

[@AgesaMike]

ill support you guys with a snack atleast...i also would like to have a hand mark on his projects but im far

[@doogalloonni]

You've made this an Art Form rather than just a craft. Bravo!

[@fraserhennig8760]

“That’ll do,” It most certainly will do, I’ve only just found you, so I know what I’ll be watching for a while, Well done, absolutely excellent.

[@i.4147]

Максим Сергеевич 👋, Ваши видео прекрасны )). Премного радует продолжительность

[@adekvate]

Спасибо за добрые слова

[@matthbva]

Well done, Max. Your energy, enthusiasm and skills never cease to amaze me!

[@quinngerlinger7347]

Cannot wait to watch and listen to your calming voice for over an hour ☺️

[@mil-fpv4931]

Having Karelian roots, this makes me more than happy. The meditative story telling and the information you deliver is exellent. And thanks for not using annoying music.

[@Advoko]

I think you were talking about the northern knife blade style.

[@arubanjames]

You are an inspiration! Absolutely one of the very best on KZbin! Thank you for making and posting for all of us that share a love for what you do!

[@Sola_Gratia]

So excited for this video! Happy to see you post again. You were the one who inspired me to learn hand tool wood working and bushcraft.

[@davelahoud1256]

That fish meal - amazing. Thank you for this beautiful episode. The sharing of your sauna was incredible - what a perfect spot.

[@jeremyhuggins1369]

Wow! Your craftsmanship is impressive and the fact that you documented this so well is exceptional. Your channel is unparalleled; it always makes my day when you release a new episode. Thank you.

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

Your time in making the video is not wasted. I watch your videos with my children. You are not just entertaining me as a man but educating my children. My children appreciate the amount of effort and planning it takes to make things the way you do. Many thanks from my family.

[@CraigYOW]

I was spellbound while watching this 1 hour video. With each episode, I am more impressed by your knowledge, presentation skills and kind heartedness. The world is a much better place because of you! Your production efforts are definitely appreciated! I am very happy that you “Let good people watch good videos”! Thank you from Ottawa, Canada. 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@MrKroezy]

This was one peaceful hour Max. Thanks a lot from the bottom of my heart. Please continue having fun as this makes us all happy!

[@rojo3220]

I really appreciate the calm mood of your videos. I never regret a minute spent watching them.

[@scottperine8027]

Your woodworking skills have no limits,it’s good to have you back!

[@frankaird232]

Very good for old man of 80 I enjoyed young man make doing something good with his hands. Thank you.

[@JohnSmith-gy4qj]

Great to see you not cutting any corners and doing excellent work out in the forest. Its a good lesson in working with basic tools.

[@msindall]

What a beautiful video; I was transported!!! The peace and calm of your delivery is almost therapeutic.

[@josephmoodie4970]

Soaking the dowels in water for 12-24 hours works great. If you take them straight from soaking in water they have expanded and after you pound them into the holes they will hold very tight and strong. You could also make pine tar by rendering and or do both,soak in water and use tree resin. You can steam boards to bend then better.

[@alanrossiter4435]

It’s great to see you posting a video again, I’ve missed your high quality productions. Your ability to turn your hand to so many endeavours is absolutely amazing. Well done and it’s always a pleasure to watch.

[@Caznainthehouse]

Mesmerising, Such an adept man at bushcraft. Thank you so much for posting this wonderful content for the world to learn from. Advoko you are a true inspiration and a true gentleman. You have such a calming voice and gentle manner. I know what I will be binge watching for the next however long. 🙏

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@xang72]

'Thansk for brinning us along.

[@ryanhewett1663]

I think that this is SO COOL!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@PK-qg8wl]

Max, it's always a pleasure to see you craft something. Thank you.

[@RayneHellfire]

Wow! I never knew there were so many variables/things to consider when making a boat. I really enjoyed all of this content.

[@markusmottus1686]

You're a absolute master craftsman! Seeing all you do and the degree of fine detailing and just pure ingenuity always leaves me in complete awe! Thank you good Sir for sharing this with us!🙏🏻 Warm greetings from Sweden🙂

[@jmj936]

Dude, You Rock! Absolute craftmanship mixed with ingenuity. It simply does not get any better.

[@andrewlawrence9340]

I haven’t seen you in a long time. I’m glad this popped up. Great work as always.

[@desmond2330]

Hey Max I love your content. Not just because your projects are interesting, but you are so down to earth and human. It is rare to see on the internet these days unfortunately.

[@BigDadGigaCHAD]

So glad to see you brother, I hope all is well for you and your loved ones.

[@davethebeard2706]

The wait is always worth it when it comes to your videos! Thank you for what you do and i look forward to the next one! Stay safe and in good health my friend!

[@swizzlesticxx]

My goodness I could honestly watch you work on your projects forever! Simply amazing, and your craftsmanship is so refreshing to see. I just wish you had more time to work on stuff like this so we could get new videos every couple months.

[@ThoughtfulBiped]

Have been wondering about you with all that is going on in your part of the world. So glad to see you are well and still producing magic in the wilderness!

[@MagralhoPT]

Glad you are back and safe. I was afraid you had to enlist. Thank God!

[@matthewwoodall1478]

MAX!! Me and my friends look for new videos from you daily! Im very happy to see you, thank you for such long videos and stay safe!

[@anybodysomebody7899]

I think the bottom looked like a leaf. Many times during your video, I was unsure of the terms used, but kept watching to see what you meant. So much work appeared a pleasure from the way you enjoyed the process. It was like witnessing craftsmanship being born into a practical (yet beautiful) result. Thank you for not covering up your mistakes or I would believe you to be a super hero. As a man you are charming. Nice to see your efforts turned out successfully. Great job! ❤️👍🥰💯 I look forward to the next one. I bless thee. Congratulations Max..

[@Smilliztho]

After watching Max videos for so many years I would love to visit this mystical place someday.

[@David-th2ug]

Join the queue, it already must stretch halfway across Europe!

[@patrickrooney5130]

Max from the very beginning it was very intertening. thank you so much for sharing it with and looking forward to seeing your next video. take care and god bless.

[@EFChapin]

As always, I am amazed at your clever craftsmanship! Thank you for keeping these videos coming, they are a real pleasure to watch.

[@moparman1962]

Max, well done...your project and video were both very interesting, educational, creative, skilled, entertaining and enjoyable. You are a very intelligent, knowledgeable, capable, perfectionist...everything you design, build, adapt and improve is quality and serves it's function well.

[@charliecorbell9284]

6 months nice to see your still kicking!!!

[@bonitacobb151]

So thankful to see you despite the world's craziness. You are a breath of fresh air. Thankyou and praying you and yours stay safe❤

[@jkell42]

Another classic! I love seeing your patience and perseverance as you produce such amazing craft.

[@nikburton9264]

Great video Max! Good to hear from you again. I've built a couple of smallcraft over the years, and yours looks pretty darn good. Being an old sailor I can tell you, maintainence is even more work than building. But you probably knew that already. Already looking forward to your next video.

[@Advoko]

Hi Nik, good to hear from an old friend! ))

[@johnmachter40]

wow, thanks. nice to see you after a long break :) would love to see videos more often

[@AnonNomad]

This video is so authentic in that it shows the everyday tests that come with outdoorsmanship like cutting grass and injuries.

[@jimafcarbon4433]

Incredible! You make it look easy.

[@cleophusA]

A master class in primitive boat building! Excellent work.