You make me a tad bit envious. I have a debilitating back injury that prevents me from doing fun stuff like this anymore. Thanks for taking us along for the good time .
I don't normally subscribe to channels, but you're filling a niche I need right now. I'm a geotech that does a fair amount of bushwacking on field recons, and I'm totally digging your reviews of using machetes for what they are meant for. That said, if you lower yourself to making a f'ing feather stick or batoning with a machete, I'm out of here. 😀
I went fatwood hunting a couple of days ago, I cut out a couple of logs that were 10-15kgs each. I thought about that big piece you were carrying around in your car. I lugged them home in the back seat of my car. Fatwood is heavy stuff. You seem like a good person, I like your reviews. I hope whatever you are going through gets better soon.😊
I just just bought a Condor Golok for my son, and based on your years of survey using a Tramontina bought one as well. Back in 1972 when I was a civil engineering co-op student in collage I used a heavy bush hook provided by my party chief to clear the way in the woods. Also, back then we only used a slide rule for all land surveying math calculations. Those were the good all days. As a final note you, and the former cop turned UA-camr “Donut Operator” could pass as twins, right down to mannerisms and voice !!
That’s awesome!! I just recently got to try out a condor machete and man are those sheaths nice!! Thank you for being here and I’m definitely going to check out “donut operator”!
Hi! Just to be sure, Amazon are selling a Tramontina 12" bush machete. But there is also a Tramontina 14" bush machete. Do I understand correctly that here you are presenting a Tramontina 12" machete but when you measure the blade length (like in the vid where you received it) it's 13.5" ? So you are presenting a Tramontina 12" bush machete ? Thanks for all your videos, they give information and are not boring. Good job!
I’m late to reply here and it’s been a while since I did this video, but I’m pretty sure this was advertised as the 12”. Looking back on my Amazon purchases, it definitely says 14” in the description now. Thank you for being here!!
Mannnn, kills me seeing you just chuck that beautiful piece of fatwood on the ground discarded like that! What I would give for some of this quality! We don't get anything close to that punky around here (Buffalo NY area)
You make me a tad bit envious. I have a debilitating back injury that prevents me from doing fun stuff like this anymore. Thanks for taking us along for the good time .
that wood is how the navy won the revolutionary war.
I don't normally subscribe to channels, but you're filling a niche I need right now. I'm a geotech that does a fair amount of bushwacking on field recons, and I'm totally digging your reviews of using machetes for what they are meant for. That said, if you lower yourself to making a f'ing feather stick or batoning with a machete, I'm out of here. 😀
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I enjoy your videos and your personality, plus you have killer hair, lol coming from a 70's rocker
I really appreciate that! LONG HAIR FOR LIFE!!🤘
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Love the videos, Keep em coming Solo
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I went fatwood hunting a couple of days ago, I cut out a couple of logs that were 10-15kgs each. I thought about that big piece you were carrying around in your car. I lugged them home in the back seat of my car. Fatwood is heavy stuff.
You seem like a good person, I like your reviews. I hope whatever you are going through gets better soon.😊
It’s definitely a dense material!!
Thanks brother, I appreciate the support!
Nicely done. Hope everything gets better on the home front. God bless.
Thanks brother! I appreciate it!!
@@soloproject99 no probz man. W/ whats coming we are all going to hit some rough patches going forward.
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I just just bought a Condor Golok for my son, and based on your years of survey using a Tramontina bought one as well. Back in 1972 when I was a civil engineering co-op student in collage I used a heavy bush hook provided by my party chief to clear the way in the woods. Also, back then we only used a slide rule for all land surveying math calculations. Those were the good all days. As a final note you, and the former cop turned UA-camr “Donut Operator” could pass as twins, right down to mannerisms and voice !!
That’s awesome!! I just recently got to try out a condor machete and man are those sheaths nice!! Thank you for being here and I’m definitely going to check out “donut operator”!
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Great test 🙂👍
Thank you!!
Hi!
Just to be sure, Amazon are selling a Tramontina 12" bush machete.
But there is also a Tramontina 14" bush machete.
Do I understand correctly that here you are presenting a Tramontina 12" machete but when you measure the blade length (like in the vid where you received it) it's 13.5" ?
So you are presenting a Tramontina 12" bush machete ?
Thanks for all your videos, they give information and are not boring.
Good job!
I’m late to reply here and it’s been a while since I did this video, but I’m pretty sure this was advertised as the 12”. Looking back on my Amazon purchases, it definitely says 14” in the description now. Thank you for being here!!
Got one of these on the way... looks like another pizza box sheath will be in order!
It’s a good little knife!!
Mannnn, kills me seeing you just chuck that beautiful piece of fatwood on the ground discarded like that! What I would give for some of this quality! We don't get anything close to that punky around here (Buffalo NY area)
I don’t think I have the space for all of it!! 😂
This is my fishing machete
A real camp knife. How's that for firewood? 😂
My eye I'm gonna sue
Like,,,,
next how about throw the machete.....are those effective when emergency situatuon.
I’ve never thrown a machete but I’m willing to try!!
14 pulgadas es corto y no tiene golpe es mejor de 16 pulgadas o 18
Bolo, better