Відео

I love the simplicity and the price of an opinel its like the Mora companion of the folding world, extremely cheap yet a joy to use and own, it does what it does well, slicing cuts and little jobs. I have some expensive folders but I dont tend to carry them half as much my cheap ones.

huh?

Vu leur prix on n'est même pas obligés de faire un choix 👌

Wow, excellent set up! Very well thought out! Great video, thank you for sharing your set up! I'm not there yet, just starting with a no build first, but now I've got big dreams for my 4Runner, lol! Thanks again, well done!

My no 13 was just originally for food preparation but it turned into the everything knife. I've got better fixed blades but people find it less intimidating

Love the fan idea. Thank you.

I like the carbon metal versions. A carbon knife for me I can sharpen it razor sharp in about a minute. Must stainless steel when I swear I have to sit there for an hour and I still don’t get it sharp. Carbon metal is just so super easy to sharpen for people like me!!!

How do I attach the two fans together?

This looks fantastic! Thank you for the explanation. I am about to try making these! 🤞

If I want to put actual fishing line would it work at the bottom

Perfect ❤❤❤❤

No entiendo por qué usa el cuchillo para cortar leña y hacer astillas y no usa el hacha. Debería estar enfermo de la cabeza para hacer lo que él hace. No tiene lógica, pero seguramente aparecerán personas diciendo que lo que el protagonista del video hace, es lo ideal. En fin.... mundo al revés

For work, I pack my water, lunch, extra clothes and coffee. I do have bags in my pack too. For hiking, I mostly pack water and trail food.

Smart man! I love seeing wedges used when folding knives are involved. Fixed blades work for battoning but folders, rarely. Great review mate, I enjoyed it. I’ve only ever seen snow once. About 40 years ago. It was so cold. Once was enough.😉 I use my stainless Opinels for food and carbon for everything else. Both work well.

Pretty nifty and extremely creative but how strong is the rod itself and does it flex at all like actual fishing rods do?🤔🤔🤔

Good job. 👍🏼👍🏼 Flint and Steel method is my favorite way to make fire. Blew my first fire when I was 8 years old (1967) when my Cub Scout Troop had the fire booth at the Scout-O-Rama. We made fire every half hour for three days. There’s just something about using flint and steel to make a fire. It’s like a meditation…

Who said the Opinel was a bushcraft knife? This is the stupidest review I've ever seen.

Pulling the ferro rod away from he striker is more stable and more easily aimed.

Carbone every time.

I don't understand what you are saying, but I like your videos🤝

Very good 👍

Great video 📸👍

Good 👍

Thanks for your suggestion. I was going to buy one from Amazon and you saved me from wasting my money. 😊

Finally, a YT video on the Coghlan's Pocket Saw that actually shows it ... sawing something. Thanks!

Well done it looks very functional and compleat!

get to the point already!!!! I bailed after 4 minutes of crap not related to the title. Change the title to "Man chops ice"

You actually dull your knife more when you sharpen it with imprecise technique, so of course it will be less sharp than factory edge. Also some of these knives might need a little edge reprofiling, they may come with a different edge, and need a bit more work, maybe even with a file, and then a stone, to get them super slicey. So a simple test can't settle whether stainless of carbon is more slicey. The real difference should be quite small, with modern steels

What a brave and very smart boy!!❤

That is one amazing dog!! ❤

Awesome

Very doable in my opinion but I don't think I need much.

My SUV broke down on the interstate before I even got started. Ended up 300$ from junkman. Lol

Looks great. Where are you traveling to this summer

what is the guitar piece you use?

Would a cordless reciprocating saw not work as well but with really no up keep other than changing the blade? I know I hated sharpening the chains on the saws when I was on the farm due to finding so many old nails in the trees that fell into the fields

True fans know that's called a Ripper.

Neat little chainsaw.

Hello batiful amazing video 👍👍🙏🙏🇲🇨 Indonesia

💙💛

I'll never understand why people keep using the ferro rod to start a fire EVERY TIME! To me the ferro rod would be a last resort, only to be used when I've exhausted all of my other choices, lighter, matches, magnifying glass, etc.

Boy you strong Heather ❤

Wyszedł Wam bardzo fajny film. Dziękuję

Dang brother, you are an absolute beast!! I just picked me up a brand new Estwing 26” axe and 4 lb fireside friend splitter. I’m looking forward to using both on my next camping trip.

I just found your channel today. I like the idea of the challenge so I'm going to do the challenge and tag you. Looked like a great day out! Thanks for the video and the challenge😁

That was a fun day food looked good, I love love love Opinel Knives I have 2 both stainless steel and one of them is my EDC.

Opinel are for finer working, for batoning the blade is way to narrow. And the blade is not attached sturdy enough to the grip. Opinels basical depend on there cutting ability, everything that includes force is baaaad. I have an Sissipukko for rough and an opinel for finer stuff. Usual two opinel, they have near no weight so if you loose one who cares.

Merry Christmas guys

Nice to see you out in the elements. Challenge accepted. Merry Merry Chistmas

Awesome looks cool there