Fatwood For Beginners

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[@waltwalters4144]

Pinning the saw blade down is ingenious!!!

[@OutpourOutdoors]

So happy I didn’t over look this video! I know how to find fat wood and stuff like that but I learned a lot about pine identification! Thanks for sharing brother

[@buckeyebushcraft]

I appreciate the comment and the view. Glad you liked the video!

[@eastkentuckyexplorer5448]

Great demonstration on fatwood.
Glad that you used a small ferro rod too, I see so many videos of people using big honkin’ ferro rods that would catch a wet sock on fire from 10 yards away lol. I mean they may as well use a flame thrower!

[@dragonwagon790]

That video was awesome you taking time out of your busy schedule and helping the youth absolutely awesome we need more people in the 😢and on UA-cam doing this thanks for the great job your doing

[@user-wq6df2mz9j]

Condensed information the way I like it. Thanks!

[@davidburkhalter7120]

Very nice work on showing the ways to find and use fatwood

[@nathanvalentine8136]

Excellent demo and video!!

[@alexrawleigh3167]

Outstanding video for the young man who ask you to do it. Very good instruction

[@teemuholopainen4745]

Respect and loads of envious stuff

[@volkertc]

Nice demo!

[@EcoBravone]

Excellent video, my friend, very nice and informative. The best I see. Gracias for your time from Spain.

[@btrent9244]

Excellent teaching video. 👍👍👍🥇

[@marclucier2533]

Great video. Hope Thomas has great adventures

[@donaldeugenealford4080]

It's great to see u pumping videos out Trent,great plant and tree knowledge . Most definitely punk wood is very dependable indeed,and better when u char it up. Wishing u much success Jake.☘️👍😎

[@buckeyebushcraft]

More is coming!😎

[@cascade2093]

Great video. As a sidenote I want to say from experience that he fatwood out of the roots is much more saturated with resin and with that oftentimes better quality fatwood.

[@jeffdoellinger9976]

Great video Jake!

[@okdd8011]

Excellent video Jake. From resource identification to resource utilization. Simple and on point. Nicely done my friend.

[@ricktuma3233]

Nice video Jake !! Thank you 😊

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thanks for watching!

[@algolmantis3712]

Great information and multiple points of interest (identification, different lighting techniques, the batoning details, etc.). The information was succinct, effective, and perfectly sized for a video like this. Well done and looking forward to more in the future!

[@buckeyebushcraft]

I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@EgonSmithBushcraftSurvival]

Great video well done

[@lens7859]

Great video

[@charlies_world5733]

Thanks for this - best video on youtube on fatwood. Keep up the great work!

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thank you for watching, I really appreciate that!

[@tomritter493]

Man that's quality f.w there I have for many many yrs used my Swisses for woodscraft

[@blackoracle69]

well done sir

[@smartjbrfd]

👍

[@georgekostaras]

This was suggested to me by the algorithm, and I was like "what the fuck is fatwood." now I know

[@jarnofskiexploration]

nice video, but the audio only coms out of 1 side on my headset

[@buckeyebushcraft]

My mic mount broke the other day, that’s probably why. Got a new one ordered and on the way

[@bislong365]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼