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Посмотрел сколько она стоит, проще бензопилу купить! За какой-то складешок 28 500 платить?!

Great job mate. learnt a lot. Keep up the good work.👍

Please stop hurting trees...

Brilliant, thank you!

Exelent, beatiful job. Gracias.

I use shaving blade with its handle, it works wonderfully Cheap effective and blade is sharper than any other tool

Ohh! This is a wonderful video which transmitts a lot of good vibes! Thanks.

Thanks, are you currently in business?

Awesome video! Loved watching the process and your knowledge is very appreciated!

After determining your location, I immediately made my decision tio subscribe. It was 1970 or 1971 that I participated in a preaching mission to Great Britain. I was fortunate to be assigned to an incredibly quaint village by the name of Crishall. The family with whom I stayed were delightful and very hospitable. The gentleman of the house was a farmer, church musician, & also tended an orchard. Most likely, the time of my visit preceded your birth. As a new subscriber, I look forward to learning much from you & your wife: experimenting with new skills and/or refreshing former skills. Thank you again, and may God bless you & yours!

Thank you for enabling an 83 year old man to take a walk down Memory Lane & for refreshing my memory on how to make wooden whistles like I did in my childhood & adolescence! From your accent I detected that you & your wife must live on the other side of the Atlantic. I look forward to watching more of your videos; & on the basis of this presentation, I am seriously considering becoming a subscriber. Almost 50 years ago I learned many rustic handcrafts when my family lived in the Southeastern Appalachian mountains in the USA. We now live in the Deep South. In my earlier years I was privileged to visit England, Ireland, & Scotland from which some of my ancestors migrated to America; others possibly came from Sweden or Switzerland. I am very blessed to discover your channel. May God bless you & yours!

I had no idea until by accident heard of this . I have 3 river birch but for the first time at the beginning of the year I gave them bayer feed and protect because the June bugs were eating away the leaves . I love them for their beauty and I live in a subdivision ( more about looks than nourishing) . Also use fertilizers for lawn care . I guess I will not be drinking their sap 😢

Great review. My company has been at work on a PAPR with an all in one design monocoque manifold. Our aim is a PAPR that's more accessible to the maker crowd. When we have certification, would you be willing to give it a try to compare? Its called MicroClimate Air3.

Why do you add the white wine vinegar? Im making elderflower wine, not champagne so curious if I need to add it or what the benefit of adding it is.

With what drill you make holes on guard same as thickness of the knife or smaller?

Thank you very much and now I know why i've saved all my edge bevelers since 1967. i must have known something or i'm just a hoarder, hehe.

It's a little self defeating though.....buys cheap axe to modify, then uses huge machinery to re-bevel

Thank you for preparing and sharing this video. Your processes and how you explain things are very much respected and appreciated. I subscribed.

Thanks for posting detailed video! How do you clean filters, by the way?

Superior video...thanks

I wonder what sort of tropical and subtropical plants you can apply this to.

Beautiful

Awesome review, man! You got me worried a couple of times, as you swiped the axe close to your fingers.😂 Keep it up 💯!

Good luck with sharpening the Scandi grind blades... fk that bro. Gimme thick hollow grind with secondary bevel any day. and a small flat grind for everything else. I carry two or three blades to the camp anyway.

excellent. thank you.

Ben thank you so much for explaining the difference and function of each grind. It enlightened me. Blessings

Why limit yourself to just one knife. Two is one and one is none. I carry both and a pocket knife.

Hi. Great video. I have 1 question. You have made 20 litres and left for 2 weeks to mature. Does the whole batch then need drunk or refrigerated to stop the fermentation process or could I safely store the bottles in the garage and refrigerate a bottle at a time and drink at my leasure? Thanks.

Those blades are beautiful 😍!

Super helpful knowledge

Each oz is 0.4mm

The kit is not on their website

How long this parang?

I'm wondering if this can be done with lilac tree's?

That’s the first time I see a glossy finish off of a draw knife! 🫵🏼😮

He had my attention at "we don't want to split the end of our whistle"

That's a beautiful hedge. There are so many of these hedge-making videos. I'm going to watch all of them!

Amazing. Thank you. I have about a 120 foot of hawthorn, brambles, snowberry, holly hedge, 95% hawthorn. Very dense & overgrown , about 10 foot high. How much do you think this will cost to have it professionally laid? Thank you.

It taste like soil.

Thank you, I didn’t know what type of blade that I have o n my knives..The Scandi is very attractive, but the Flat Grind turns out to be optimal for general purpose..

Absolutely fascinating to see the ingenuity of land management that had evolved over centuries. Any reason why I couldn’t use this laying technique with beech please, the reason I have my doubts is that I know that hardwood beech cuttings never take, so there might be something unusual with their growing habit. Thank you.

Awesome knife 👍‼️

I have an old drawknife that is probably at least a hundred years old that I inherited from an uncle who was a contractor and a master carpenter. It is in beautiful condition. I have had it for 50 years but only been using it since I retired. It has been great for making things like axe handles and lately to shape wood for the lathe. I have been using a palm stone with water, but with a much coarser grit. I see now I should treat it more like a plane blade and that I need to make a much bigger strop. Thanks again for a great video.

Standing on one leg, pumping with the other leg, as you do fine work on a foot powered lathe, and you make it all look very easy. Great video showing a man with great skill in both the use of a primitive tool and in presenting his material to an audience. Well done and thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.

Where are the children? Would think they’d want to go foraging, too!

The amount of sparks tell me this axes have a good amount of carbon in them. Bahco is an alright brand, personally never used their axes though.

As a child, I did this a lot. But we never drank the sap, it wasn't sweet enough. Should have known how to make syrup! Is there xylitol in the syrup, (or in the bark only)🤔🤔🤔

Very precise hittings, Ben! Nice teaching! You are the only one i've seen so far on YT who changes the hands when change the angle left/right. That's how you do it! About the felling: i always thought that way you show us here, but i stumbled a few days ago over Owen Wilson, also a GB Vid, and he do it different, and that worked perfect! The higher stumps(?) he create you can cut of with a saw afterwards. Or maybe you cut all of them at once after. Another one, who works with a Ox Canada-Iltis, splits the round the same way as you did, but stand on the opposite side. This function also pretty well. The splitting with the SFA: i always hate this, because of you can always get your fingers caught between the handle and the wood, so i prefer really Axes instead of Hatchets. And the middle thing with +/- 50cm. I wonder really why no one in Germany know this technique you shown here. This didn't come in my mind also.. And as a ex-logger, i prefer Axes anyway! I'll try this! (But with a X10..) Greetings!

Gransfors bruk not bruks

So why do so many dudes pull the blade sideways instead of like you do it? I like your way better i just wonder why they do it?i mean the way you do it on the strop is how they use the stone