How to make: The Wasteland Tomahawk

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  • @DestroyerNo55
    @DestroyerNo55 9 років тому +444

    That's a really cool pizza cutter.

  • @GreekGadgetGuru
    @GreekGadgetGuru 9 років тому +33

    This is exactly what you should be gearing your vids toward. Weapons / projects that are already popularized by the media!

  • @jakehanson4718
    @jakehanson4718 9 років тому +81

    I don't quite understand all these comments. I think it's smart. Everybody hear claiming he's gonna shoot up a mall. He's using his time by working with his hands. Whether it's weapons off a video game or being a gunsmith or even a carpenter. It's a good way to release stress or even emotions in a healthy way. I respect that.

    • @markmontagna648
      @markmontagna648 9 років тому +4

      Finally I see a comment with some sense

    • @jakehanson4718
      @jakehanson4718 9 років тому +2

      I appreciate that.

    • @MacCoalieCoalson
      @MacCoalieCoalson 7 років тому

      jake hanson being a gunsmith is very dangerous though and if you aren't careful or trained you can get blown to bits by a squib bullet or backfire...

    • @donk6848
      @donk6848 7 років тому +1

      jake hanson, shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,shoot up the school 🎶,

    • @joshwirtz6244
      @joshwirtz6244 6 років тому +1

      jake hanson preach!

  • @Odood19
    @Odood19 11 років тому +41

    The speech at the end got you a like good sir.

  • @MisterMuffin
    @MisterMuffin 10 років тому +92

    Wouldn't it be called a " sawmahawk"?

  • @jimmydunn8791
    @jimmydunn8791 7 років тому +11

    This is the first ZNA video I've ever watched. I was thirteen then and now It's 2017 and I'm still watching him. Pretty crazy how time flys.

  • @BlaireSnorlax
    @BlaireSnorlax 9 років тому +23

    I loved that talk at the end. Kinda made me tear up. Good job on the weapon too, and I'll make sure to put my spin on your idea. :D

  • @Runedragonx
    @Runedragonx 7 років тому

    That speech at the end was very inspirational. Alas, the furthest I've gotten into weapon crafting is making microserrated blades, screwdriver throwing darts, and attaching a couple feet of shoestrings to the lanyard hole of a pocket knife to make a makeshift rope dart, all dangerous objects, but all for the purpose of learning how best these tools work. I thank you for being such a great person, even during these days of your life.

  • @redd8101
    @redd8101 11 років тому +3

    The last part, it was extremely inspirational.

  • @servicetradescom
    @servicetradescom 9 років тому +1

    I'm inspired.
    I used to make weapons when i was a kid, this build takes me back 30 years!
    Awesome kid.

  • @eda.1700
    @eda.1700 10 років тому +4

    Great work, man! You make such oddly beautiful works of art! I'm currently designing a sword based off my own katana, called the apocalypse katana which I hope will combine the traditional aesthetics of the sword with the drab of a junkyard. It's looking great!

    • @tannlknin6926
      @tannlknin6926 10 років тому +2

      Cool, sounds like a cool idea!! :-)

  • @lukevaichus
    @lukevaichus 2 роки тому +2

    This is peak UA-cam😊 These are are good memories!

  • @butterthetoast8139
    @butterthetoast8139 10 років тому +3

    Wise words coming from a wise young man, Well done.

  • @lukegriffin6950
    @lukegriffin6950 9 років тому +1

    I really like this kid. he's respectful and down to earth and he seems like he really cares about the viewers. BTW I love the weapon builds. keep up the good work 👍.

  • @EpicBladeTime
    @EpicBladeTime 10 років тому +5

    Love the bit at the end where ya talked about making weapons!! I would love to teach you about knife and tomahawk throwing/making let me know if you are interested!

  • @elkhunter8664
    @elkhunter8664 10 років тому

    Something about a saw blade. Years ago my son asked me to design a weapon for a movie he was filming with friends. Character needed something she had thrown together using only garage items. I looked around and saw a 12" rip saw blade and a youth size wooden baseball bat. Easy enough. Everyone was blown away at how wicked it looked. Stumbled on your video and had to check it out. Great job, and very artistic.

  • @julianhensrud4775
    @julianhensrud4775 8 років тому +3

    Thank you eli for all of the good videos

  • @brianconway2920
    @brianconway2920 10 років тому +6

    nice speech at the end man, and I subbed. (didn't wanna die)

  • @lukegriffin6950
    @lukegriffin6950 9 років тому

    I really like this kid. he's respectful and down to earth and he seems like he really cares about the viewers. BTW I love the weapon builds. keep up the good work.

  • @PercyJackson123456
    @PercyJackson123456 9 років тому +11

    ... Nice one.
    "Well, God gave me this leather! Oh! I found one that's like a handle! Thanks God!" - Not exact quote.

  • @kingfischer3391
    @kingfischer3391 6 років тому +1

    man i got all nostalgic rewatching this, I'm so glad your living the dream, I know its hard now with all the demonetization and crud but still, congratulations! you're actually doing what you love for a living! whether its tomahawks or coffee tables i've loved every video and i cant wait for the new ones!

    • @JafenKtair
      @JafenKtair 2 роки тому

      Oh you poor, naïve person from 4 years ago… YALL AINT SEEN NOTHING YET

  • @nastymkfan
    @nastymkfan 10 років тому +6

    I'd love the blades to be spinning though!!!

  • @ZNA_Productions
    @ZNA_Productions  11 років тому +1

    Did you ask this before seeing the end of the video where I explained why I'm not giving exact measurements or templates?

  • @connorsmith713
    @connorsmith713 10 років тому +4

    I personally prefer using a plasma cutter rather than an angle grinder. It works much better and much faster,

  • @ZNA_Productions
    @ZNA_Productions  11 років тому

    Sawblades aren't reversible, there would only be blunt edges if you flipped it backwards. Lesser chance it would snag, yes, but only because it wouldn't cut into anything.

  • @Momo-qr3xq
    @Momo-qr3xq 9 років тому +3

    you have my full respect

  • @Anayalator98
    @Anayalator98 10 років тому +1

    You are by far, my favorite UA-camr Eli. No joke. You are such a great guy, and you do pretty freakin' cool stuff. Thankyou for being you, and not caring what, as you say, 96 pound prepubescent boys hiding behind a keyboard and computer screen think about you. You are truly an inspiration to me, and many others.

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  10 років тому

      No prob. Glad you people appreciate what I do.

  • @greasysaucepan3074
    @greasysaucepan3074 8 років тому +8

    Dayum he looks muscular

  • @javachopTV
    @javachopTV 7 років тому

    I made something similar to this, but instead of using sheet metal as the backbone of this build, i used some pipes, fastened with bolts. In order to make the sawblade extend outward like the one on your tomahawk, i used sections of aluminum, also fastened with bolts to the main pipe.
    I really appreciated what you said at the end of the video about people like you and I making stuff because its cool and fun, its really great to hear that from someone who already has such a huge footprint on youtube so far. Love the vids and content. Great work as usual

  • @diecaster1018
    @diecaster1018 10 років тому +4

    Check your phonebook for metal suppliers, you'll have a wider selection at a cheaper price.

  • @boltaction_bob
    @boltaction_bob 8 років тому +2

    dude did you beat cancer? why are you so up beat and wise sounding? bro your like a boss and way to go bringing God into things people dont do that enough good job man keep it up

  • @Roy.dan0
    @Roy.dan0 8 років тому +4

    deadliest pizza cutter

  • @Doomguyisbadass
    @Doomguyisbadass 5 років тому

    Coming back to watch older videos like this after watching your newer videos it’s amazing to see how much you’ve improved and grown

  • @ISP00KYI
    @ISP00KYI 10 років тому +6

    Kriegs axe from Borderlands 2

  • @MrGImBIS
    @MrGImBIS 9 років тому +53

    Is this haircut even legal ?

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  9 років тому +54

      Only for 18+.

    • @MrGImBIS
      @MrGImBIS 9 років тому

      Nonlethalbychoice K.

    • @morganchoffo1738
      @morganchoffo1738 9 років тому

      Gérard le mouleur de schnek what? im confused

    • @rojikku9181
      @rojikku9181 9 років тому +2

      CheeseGraphicsHD K as in the shortened version of 'Okay'. You say the letter and it sounds like 'Kay, which is something people do find themselves writing and saying, as opposed to 'Okay'. If you fail to grasp something as basic as that, you may want to go back to school and learn a bit more about thinking outside of the box.
      And before you make a wiseass comment about how you were being a wiseass, I'm being one too :^)

    • @WEareSHENAIGANS
      @WEareSHENAIGANS 9 років тому

      Speed Racer Touche my friend touche. lol

  • @1982brownbear
    @1982brownbear 10 років тому

    Nice! Good work young sir. Small tip for you.... when cutting a bolt, thread the nut on before you cut (if space allows). This way when you remove the nut (prior to install) it will clean the threads up for you. It makes for an easy re-thread. Keep up the creativity.

  • @MAXCOBRALAZERFACE
    @MAXCOBRALAZERFACE 10 років тому +10

    You make cool shit..

    • @TheChrimboEffect
      @TheChrimboEffect 10 років тому +4

      you mean cool poop? cause his tomahawk was " bad butt"

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  10 років тому +2

      Chris Murphy
      Bingo.

    • @nagnaty
      @nagnaty 10 років тому

      Chris Murphy lol he was censoring himself for the little kids who watch this. because as he said. he was making things like that at 12 so in his eyes some 12 year olds may watch this and might wanna build this

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  10 років тому +2

      Josh Smith
      Partially true, but I keep it clean mostly because I'm a Christian. A bonus is that my videos are family friendly.

    • @Killerlizzerd97
      @Killerlizzerd97 10 років тому +1

      Chris Murphy stfu cuz you dont know how to make shit hatter ass nigga

  • @Labanator
    @Labanator 8 років тому

    Seriously dig your stuff Eli. Love how you challenge and encourage people to do their own thing and use their creativity. Means a lot to see someone creating and using their gifts. Keep it up bruv!

  • @chudwick8814
    @chudwick8814 8 років тому +4

    BORDERLANDS!

    • @Dionyx_IV
      @Dionyx_IV 8 років тому

      He enjoys borderlands just like you and me :)

    • @chudwick8814
      @chudwick8814 8 років тому

      +bobbafet704 yep

  • @wormtoxin
    @wormtoxin 11 років тому

    I dunno why but I really like this one especially. I think it's the embellishments and the brown leather that add a certain flair. It's super cool!

  • @sTATIcjUMPSCMXMMMMMM
    @sTATIcjUMPSCMXMMMMMM 11 років тому +3

    what a ripped guy

  • @ZNA_Productions
    @ZNA_Productions  11 років тому

    Shaytober's been good to me so far, man.

  • @greghanlon2235
    @greghanlon2235 9 років тому +31

    That's a badass looking tomalypse (tomahawk for apocalypse)

    • @blah596
      @blah596 9 років тому +6

      Apocahawk?

    • @gosonegr
      @gosonegr 9 років тому +3

      +Kenny Sharp That sounds like a indigenous exotic fruit, same family of abocado

    • @eatdatshoplifter4459
      @eatdatshoplifter4459 8 років тому

      +Kenny Sharp that sounds like a mutated hawk in fallout 4

    • @saheilaanarzee5552
      @saheilaanarzee5552 7 років тому

      Hanlon Greg sawmalipse
      saw tomahawk for apocalypse

  • @jacobeaton29
    @jacobeaton29 11 років тому

    im subbed to over 200 youtubers and you are by far my fave, i found your channel a couple years back but i didnt have a channel so i couldnt sub you. thankfully i just came across your channel again and i am so impressed with your weapons, vlogs, armour and your physique man you have got dench! i remember when guys used to troll you for greasy hair. but you have become an awasome guy. respect man keep it up! so glad i found your channel again today

  • @816sai3
    @816sai3 8 років тому +3

    2016 SQUAD??
    and its not that bad :)

  • @IceDragon978
    @IceDragon978 10 років тому

    I like your philosophy on not giving full, step-by-step instructions. The biggest part of learning in my opinion is puzzling some things out for yourself. Learning a thousand ways something won't work just makes you that much stronger at making it in a way or in ways that it will work. By just following "the correct way," you may never learn WHY it's correct, you may never come up with improvements on it, and you may never really be attached to it. But if you have to design it yourself it becomes more important to you which motivates you to make it better, and it makes you know WHY you ended up where you did.
    Anyway, sorry for rambling. Thanks for the cool videos, keep up the good work.

  • @madmike9398
    @madmike9398 11 років тому +3

    Liberal anti-gun people need to hear this guy's message about weapons.

  • @lukepippin4781
    @lukepippin4781 10 років тому

    I like this guy lol. He knows what he's talking about... aside from calling a nut a bolt, but I did that for years tbh. And that's just terminology. Sounds like a good guy

  • @Blueshirt38
    @Blueshirt38 9 років тому +28

    "Nothing wrong" with being a zombie prepper? I could give you more than a few reasons.

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  9 років тому +43

      +Blueshirt
      Cool.

    • @Blueshirt38
      @Blueshirt38 9 років тому +3

      ZNA Productions Well if you put an idea out there on a public medium you can only expect it to be analyzed and criticized. Hey, if they want to waste their time, energy, money, and the resources of the rest of the sane public because they watched too many horror movies and can't tell the difference between verifiable science, and fiction: have at it. Buy a bunch of crossbows, and slime green tomahawks, and swords and tell yourself that it isn't just a silly obsession.
      Who am I to judge? Just someone tasked with defending this country and it's majority of insane inhabitants from real threats. I have yet to be trained how to decapitate a zombie, or survive in a Walmart off of beef jerky and cat food.

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  9 років тому +35

      Blueshirt Sweet.

    • @Blueshirt38
      @Blueshirt38 9 років тому

      ZNA Productions Ok. You are obviously the type that loves to put his opinion out to for the world to hear, but can't have anyone disagree with you.

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  9 років тому +56

      Blueshirt Or not. Bit of a stretch to try to Spencer Reid up an analysis about an inability to hear differing views from my 2 words spoken. Here's a revelation: Maybe after a couple thousand comments like yours, you learn to stop paying attention to people trying to change you because they believe their way of thinking is supreme. They all blend together. It's nothing personal, I just wouldn't be where I am professionally or personally if I changed every time someone wanted me to. Have a cool day.

  • @meantree6545
    @meantree6545 10 років тому +1

    I love the ending man...
    My parents think im sadistic when really i just love making homemade weapons

  • @Herpderpason
    @Herpderpason 11 років тому

    Amazing craftsmanship and awesome art. Yes these are weapons and yes they do have a bad persona for violence but this is truly art. Taking objects and making your thoughts and feelings is amazing. Thanks man

  • @DarthChosen
    @DarthChosen 10 років тому

    cant tell you how much i liked the last couple minutes there. your absolutely right and im sure you will one day be a professional youtuber. im going to share your channel and recommend it in my vids from now on. keep up the good work man.

  • @Animeferak
    @Animeferak 11 років тому

    Now you are a true craftsman and artist. I hope you can use your talent through out entire life. And I wish you good luck my friend.

  • @warpigdelux2354
    @warpigdelux2354 6 років тому

    Very cool Eli this has the aesthetic similar to the game and it’s honestly cool as heck glad you made this keep up the work man I know the memes have been dry recently but you’ll pull through

  • @orrebiff
    @orrebiff 11 років тому

    the holes in the sawblade is to stop it from cracking when it gets hot. since everything gets bigger when it gets hotter and the blade will get diffrent temprature in the middle and the edge it needs some space to ''grow''

  • @PariahUnknown
    @PariahUnknown 11 років тому

    Damn. Cool, nice, helping, and even talking to us about creative outlets! I love dis guy.

  • @tylerlhotta7317
    @tylerlhotta7317 9 років тому

    Dude you are like the hero for my inner creationist. I think your videos are absolutely amazing and I hope u keep these videos going

  • @gearhartadventures
    @gearhartadventures 9 років тому

    Right on with tithing. And right on with church. I appreciate your creativity, sir.

  • @Xenibalt
    @Xenibalt 10 років тому +1

    best ending of a youtube video ever ... love you nonlethal =]

  • @amarwidhiani
    @amarwidhiani 10 років тому

    I think people like you who made weapons by themselves are awesome and cool.

  • @bsgaming1635
    @bsgaming1635 9 років тому

    you just made me think that if I stop playing games, sell my Xbox 360, and get into the real world, I can be helpful to others and help them bring out their creativeness and help others. keep doing what you do.

  • @heyliz2319
    @heyliz2319 9 років тому

    I love your channel
    The fact that you try to connect with your viewers
    You have talent

  • @TheGod0fCookies
    @TheGod0fCookies 10 років тому +1

    Right, I've been watching a few of your videos now, and I'm done hiding.
    This was awesome, what you do is awesome. Most of my time searching videos are either of cats or people's creations.
    Creative people are awesome. :P
    Also, nice speech at the end, that was pretty chill.
    Have a subscriber.
    I can't wait to see what other awesome stuff you come up with. :D

  • @zymoscope1
    @zymoscope1 11 років тому

    out of anything i have seen i like your weapon videos the most.

  • @jbsharah4007
    @jbsharah4007 10 років тому

    Clever design, well-executed.
    Not sure I would like this as a defense or survival tool, though. Even though it would unquestionably do much damage to a person or animal, it doesn't have the penetration of a regular hatchet or tomahawk, and can't be used for the multitude of tasks they would also be good for.
    Though it might be a great deal of work, I'd be interested in seeing something like this made without the saw teeth remaining -- maybe using a wider blade, like an 8-inch diameter, and grinding the teeth off, leaving a very sharp circular blade. It would still be a scary weapon, but could also be used for chopping branches or kindling, or preparing a camp site.
    Just a thought.

  • @Lev-uv6xc
    @Lev-uv6xc 9 років тому +2

    Hey, you probably won't reply or even see this comment but I just wanted you to know that I really enjoy your content, I've been watching for almost 2 years but I'm coming back and watching your earlier videos I haven't seen yet. I'm a huge fan and have made some of my own weapons because of you videos: (pvc bow, spear, hunting arrows) with my own modifications and some other stuff like ninja stars. You've inspired me to start a hobby I now really enjoy. Just wanted to say thank you for doing what you do and I'm a huge fan :)

    • @jacon3514
      @jacon3514 8 років тому

      Who cares

    • @Lev-uv6xc
      @Lev-uv6xc 8 років тому +1

      Obviously you because you replied. I just enjoy his content and wanted to comment.

    • @lordpotato8377
      @lordpotato8377 8 років тому

      +Levondean I agree with you completely. I only just started watching him, but I've been making weapons for years.

  • @TheSuperRunner
    @TheSuperRunner 11 років тому

    The end is so true! I like to make gadgets like flashlight watches and flashing bow ties and some people think it's weird, but most people just think it's cool :)

  • @reconnaisancesapper
    @reconnaisancesapper 10 років тому +1

    The holes in the circular saw blade facilitate the expansion of the material during its high speed revolutions when cutting materials dude.

  • @dominic0147
    @dominic0147 11 років тому

    dude mad respect, im a creative type and i do stuff you do plus anything els you can possibly imagine, and iv been thinking lately what i needed to do with my life and that i needed to be important or recognized and my gf talked to me and told me a lot of what you just said and made me feel better and what you said made me realize i just need to do what i love be myself and follow my heart, dude thanks so much !
    -Dom

  • @CosmicTroubles
    @CosmicTroubles 11 років тому

    Wow man, i'm more drawn in by your speech at the end, this is the first of your videos I've watched and i love it. I'm 18 and i'd love to be able to make weapons and stuff like that, i just cant because I've no idea the tools or parts i need or how to used them, and financially of course :L But seriously dude you could/can inspire alot of people.

  • @mmmmwarm7504
    @mmmmwarm7504 10 років тому

    A TED talk worthy speech...good work bro. Cool weapons by the way always looking forward to new ones

  • @smoothmanny5414
    @smoothmanny5414 10 років тому +1

    also to help with your drilling you can get a set of center punches they come in a set of various sizes you put it in the place you plan to drill and tap it with a hammer then you can drill with out the bit wandering

  • @adsepulcrum3392
    @adsepulcrum3392 8 років тому

    Dude I like how you make all these awesome weapons, and you make them so beautiful. And the end of this video was a very pleasant change to the norm I've seen so far. Keep up the good work, and I might even try to make some of the easier ones myself, since I don't have many tools xD

  • @pietards6997
    @pietards6997 10 років тому

    dude this guy is buff and handy this kid has got a life ahead of him

  • @harley_o_thor
    @harley_o_thor 10 років тому +1

    Looks cool, makes me think of the saw-axe from Borderlands, probably less usefull in actuall combat, BUT, would be a thing you could put on a wall with the other things and say "I made that"

  • @seb987806
    @seb987806 11 років тому

    You are so level-headed I admire that in you.

  • @zombieboi115
    @zombieboi115 11 років тому

    You are by far the best motivational speaker I've ever heard your amazing

  • @ZNA_Productions
    @ZNA_Productions  11 років тому

    I have to admit, I didn't know what you were talking about either.

  • @535Pimpdoubt
    @535Pimpdoubt 11 років тому

    Also a trick for you a lot of times you will mess up your threads when you cut a bolt in half like that, put the nut on the bolt all the way down before you cut it and when you take the nut off it will restore your threads

  • @rubbers3
    @rubbers3 9 років тому

    The glove thing - It is good to use high quality thick gloves. Couple of times a skin on my hands was saved by those, when grinding on a table grinder.

  • @qzwxecrv0192837465
    @qzwxecrv0192837465 10 років тому

    instead of a lock washer (btw the washer technique you use gives some "bind", but it isn't sprung like a lock washer), using a nylon insert nut eliminates the washer need.

  • @KommieCid
    @KommieCid 10 років тому

    Tomahawk is awesome, but I subscribed/shared because of the last three minutes. That is deeply inspiring, and sounds like you had a LOT of time reflecting on yourself and others to make your conclusions. Kudos!

  • @hoosierarcher
    @hoosierarcher 9 років тому

    The hose clamps (embellishments) give you sharp edges close to your hand and all the other embellishments make it have things that stick to clothing, pack pockets, etc. your weapon concept up to that point was fine.

  • @grantosborne2422
    @grantosborne2422 6 років тому

    Another awesome video. Thanks for the hard work man. I really appreciate it. The real talk at the end was inspiring. You're a good dude. Keep it up man.

  • @Love-tl2gh
    @Love-tl2gh 8 років тому +1

    nice job. they face the blade the other way so when its sharpened like a knife,it can remove limbs much easier. love ur videos, keep it up

  • @js9014
    @js9014 8 років тому

    im a welder by trade, and you are right on about the gloves. if you get cut by a grinder its gonna rip your skin and be pretty nasty, however it will not be as bad as it could be if a glove gets caught and and traps your hand next to the grinding wheel.

  • @Aussiboy182
    @Aussiboy182 9 років тому

    The cut outs on the saw blade give the metal enough room to expand when it heats up so it's less likely to warp

  • @favoritehope7148
    @favoritehope7148 10 років тому

    LOL! Yes, I think you're weird, but I love your creative artistic talent! Thanks for the inspiration- I have a 5-gallon bucket full of old saw blades and never knew why I kept them, just knew I'd eventually meet a cool guy like YOU who would give me a reason for not throwing them out. Thanks, and best wishes your way, my friend!

  • @joewoodchuck3824
    @joewoodchuck3824 10 років тому

    I think that I would use a hardwood handle and dispense with all that metal work and be able to use somewhat less hardware in the process. BTW, most any glue or even paint or finger nail polish can work as a thread lock compound in a pinch. It's not like there's a lot of vibration causing the blade nut to loosen up in this application.

  • @liujr143
    @liujr143 9 років тому

    I know this video is old, buddy. But it has earned you a new subscriber. I like what you're doing.

  • @LouiePedroakatony
    @LouiePedroakatony 9 років тому

    Yes this weapon does look cool and from a cosplay POV I give this props it looks good and I would use of for decoration but not for practical use, this is because of all the little ridges on the saw blade it would not slide very well also it would most likely get suck due to all the ridges on the saw blade but again cool design good job

  • @billysgeo
    @billysgeo 11 років тому

    You should clean the face edges of the two plates with them sandwiched together.
    You'll give them a nice even and mirror finish.

  • @Urbanpredator76
    @Urbanpredator76 11 років тому

    You're speech surprisingly reached me.. Got some more thinking to do. Thanks

  • @jaytate7899
    @jaytate7899 8 років тому

    Still probably your best work to be honest

  • @williamspetter2823
    @williamspetter2823 9 років тому

    This video inspired me to make my own version kind of like this except using a bicycle sprocket and the handlebars off a scooter and it could split a log I was very surprised at how effective it was and it was completely free Thanks @zednoughtalpha your videos are awesome

  • @i.t.s.t.h.e.c.a.l.z.o.n.e
    @i.t.s.t.h.e.c.a.l.z.o.n.e 7 років тому

    Honestly you've given me inspiration to to make things, I've made my own riot shield and trench club just from watching these videos

  • @masonhobb9843
    @masonhobb9843 9 років тому

    10/10 i like the speech at the end. even though i don't make anything i just think that the stuff you make LIKE SERIOUSLY! YOUR LIKE A BADASS!

  • @TheGarberian
    @TheGarberian 9 років тому

    Really good video. Even though a nut is a nut I still liked this and think that you are wise beyond your years. Appreciate the fact you went over safety concerns and no swearing. Keep up the good work.

  • @sgtbaconstrips
    @sgtbaconstrips 11 років тому +1

    in my opinion i think this guy should have a shit ton more subscribers and ALOT of attention for the talent he's got :)

  • @boyarvalishin9565
    @boyarvalishin9565 10 років тому

    This video earned you another subscriber.
    This vid deserves so much more views for such awesome craftsmanship!