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What rubbish are you spouting, drill some holes to add airflow and it's going to give you more high end torque, how and why please explain in depth I'm interested 🤔🤐🤔

Im very surprised of rhe poor hang quality, the head is a great tired and tested design, and the varnish on any handles is never for the benefit of the huyer, but more for shelf presentation.

Excellent. You clearly covered the points that we need to know about selecting a handle. I like how you praised "old growth" as it is the best in weight and strength. Doctor George Whitehead

Good information here. The best tool for scraping a handle, either in shaping the wood itself, or removing a bad finish, is broken glass, or a distant second, a broken coffee cup. My papaw used broken Coke bottles. They are sturdy, break in curved shapes, and are SHARP. Yes, you can cut yourself if you are not careful, but glass is what my grandfather said that everybody used when he was a kid in the 30's, before he went and whipped Adolf and his boys in the 40's.

😂 2:12 One car every two to twenty seconds is rush hour. 😂

All good points, thanks. True about the grain thickness on old growth. Or just skip this video and go with fiberglass. Nothing like the look and feel of real wood in tools and firearms though.

Used mine quite a bit this past week or so, big fan so far. Doesn't really bog down much at all with a max output battery on it, but it does chew through them quick. You'll burn through a 4ah max output battery in about 5 minutes of constant grinding.

How about a demonstration in action ?

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Fantastic knife, I love mine. I know you'll enjoy it.

First question to answer when talking about any splitting is "Howi is it better than a Fiskats?" In this case, the answer is that it's not.

I bought the 16" model on sale at Home Depot a couple of weeks ago. They were on clearance for around $33, I think. Really a no-brainer at that price. I had an Estwing 4-lb. splitting hatchet that was ruined by the hack that I turned it over to at a local hardware store for sharpening. That was a bit heavy for camp wood splitting. Also had a Gransfors Bruk hatchet (about 14") that was terrible as a campground companion because the blade profile was very poor for splitting. (Mind you, no complaint about the GB quality, which is of the highest standard -- it was just the wrong style of tool for the particular task.) The Milwaukee has a wonderful balance between splitting/biting capability, although leans more toward splitting, generally, which is good as far as my needs are concerned. (I mostly just want to split wood from purchased campfire bundles which often have pieces which are too big to start easily, especially if the wood isn't well seasoned, so I'll take a couple of the bigger pieces and make some intermediate sized pieces, and feather off some smaller kindling pieces to make the big stuff easier to start. The Milwaukee dulls fairly quickly, but also sharpens very easily with a puck style hand stone. I just give it a quick touch after each use and it is good as new (actually, better than new, since it didn't exactly come razor sharp). I liked it so much after a week of trying it out that I went back and grabbed the last one they had on hand at my local store. Not an heirloom quality tool, but quite useful/useable, and at the price I paid, a pretty amazing value. Personally, I'd recommend, but YMMV.

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I use bowstring wax and just do the Dog and trigger as required ..And you haven't really lived until you've had your hand stuck in a 330!!🤣🤣

Why are you afraid of the big traps, just have a good trap setter and a good safety.

I bought a dozen number zeros from Duke and they are basically worthless. I was gonna do just this with a Dremel tool, but of course never did. I feel the springs are nowhere near strong enough either. I was considering making some double spring. Pretty bad deal from Duke, IMO

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What the reality is, nothing is made in American anymore.

I bought two, a 1.5 and a 1.75, and gave them to a friend. They appeared to be roughly assembled, sharp edges here and there. One jaw was sort of binding, due to rough processing. I mean they weren't that bad, but to me, it appeared I am going to stick with my Dukes and gave those two traps to a friend.

Dye them. just don't wax they will be good stay away from dipping

You know you get a free tool with that right? Should be at your local Home Depot.

Rigid need to lower there price

Nice kit.

I like a rope cocker and that’s also to a point when you get these draw weight of 300 pounds that’s a different story but I agree with you most men and I’m sure some women can use a rope cocker to cock there crossbow and with a rope cocker also done have to worry about losing a handle my self personally I carry a back up rope cocker in my pack incase I forget mine

Want to say thank you for your opinion on crossbows I myself am a crossbow hunter and I really enjoy it

How are they gonna drown

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Can barely hear what you're saying

How much fabrication would it take to not use the legs provided and build a custom table?

Price tell me bro

I buy and use MilSurp cans only. They seem to be better quality than 'civilian' made models. No plastic cans whatsoever!

HF and Tractor Supply have good heavy duty cans . The ones at Walmart are definitely lighter and more flimsy.

Comment if you want a longer water test. Also, at 2k likes we will be torture testing these two cans.

Horrible swing technique. Waste of energy and is likely to cause back injury. Also likely to result in broken handle! Don't do this! I've been spitting wood for 50 years.

You from Michigan brother????

Just made two of them I hope ill catch some by tomorrow morning

Wolf creeks are foriegn made but the guy who runs the company is based out of akron. They are a short drive from me. Glen the guy who runs it is real good people His traps are copies of northwoods traps, honestly they are good stuff at a good price. I absolutely love there #2 ofset regular fog trap, but i loved northwoods. For the price there diablo dps cant be beat

Just out of curiosity, are traps set for sport? For some reason? I hate the idea of trapping a wolf or bobcat and maybe they have kids waiting for them in a little burrow (and Mom never comes home). And then they die a slow, agonizing death. Are these traps necessary? The animals of the world stand no chance against us because of our superior intelligence but, per Dale Carnegie, “Great men show their greatness by how they treat little men.” Plz try to treat the little creatures under your power as humanely as possible

What's with the hose clamps?

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never heard of Triumph

Leukemia patient here. I no longer have the strength to pull my bow. No longer have the endurance to put in long hikes. So now, I get to sit and wait with a crossbow. Pisses me off that that is what my “hunting” has come to, but at least I still am out there. If you hate my crossbow, well who cares!

Their conibears didn't impress me. FYI

Take it from someone who has had the great opportunity to hunt with gun, xbow, and compound bow. They all have a great advantage. Obviously gun long distance minimum practice required, anyone who says a crossbow is like a short gun or anyone says there are huge advantages to an xbow you have never shot a xbow, xbows are bulky, heavy and loud. And your range is nothing like a gun. But you gain maybe an extra 10 yds over a compound bow. This is exactly why people are leaving the hunting community because of stupid petty arguments like this. Please please if you love to hunt and you love the outdoors use what your confident in and enjoy creation and high five everyone who does the same. As for camo or not to camo I would worry more about controlling your stink😂 deer are more likely to run if they smell you than see you. I wear solid black or dark browns I don’t waste money on camo. All that said good job on the video keep it up.

having your high powered "bow", already cocked, is a HUGE advantage. Plus they have scoped optics. Oh well

I strictly compound hunt. I also have no issue with a man or woman who hunts with a crossbow. To eaches own, it’s all about getting in the outdoors and doing what you love. Good luck this year!