Makin Fixin Wax
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2018
- Makin Fixin Wax
I made fixin wax for the first time. I plan on using it for my gear mainly, but it has many other uses as well. Below is a link for the recipe that I used.
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Great tip, looks fairly straight forward, you did a a good job showing how to prepare this! Thanks
Thanks Lee, and thanks for watching brother. I appreciate it, take care.
That’s awesome. I need to try this real soon. Thanks for sharing.
You really should, it's some awesome stuff very multi purpose. Thanks for watching, take care.
That is pretty awesome. I never knew there was such a thing. I stopped the video and googled it. Very cool. Thanks for sharing
Yeah it's been around a long time. It's really useful stuff too. Thanks for watching and take care.
Heck yeah man, that was awesome to learn and watch. One batch sure went a long way and I never knew it had so many purposes. Thanks for sharing, I'll definitely try this. 👍
Yeah it is some pretty useful stuff. And really easy to make too. Thanks for watching and for commenting, take care.
That is really cool. I never heard of fixin wax. I may have to try this. Thanks for sharing. Sherpa is a great guy. Take care my friend.
Go for it man, it's really easy to make. And it has a ton of uses, thanks for watching my friend and take care.
I would like to do this . Great video. I had to chuckle when i seen you pull the tin out of the lid so they didn't stick together if it missed. Lol
It's real easy to do man, you can even add essential oils to it if you'd like. And yeah I like to think ahead, I was surprised when I didn't make a mess of things, lol. Thanks for watching Travis, take care my friend.
I have some from Uitwaaien.
I put it on an old knife sheath.
It looks nice and is more flexible.
It also helped my chapped hands.
I got some there too, but It is just about gone. So I figured I'd just make my own. Thanks for watching, take care.
Good stuff.. I have made a couple different recipes.. one with olive oil one with deer tallow. Both work well. Handy item to have in your kit. hint.. seal it up in hot weather.. screw top tins are the best I've found
It really is some useful stuff. And definitely will take care in hot weather I don't want it melting all over everything. Thanks for watching, take care.
Pretty cool stuff , enjoyed watching i never made fixin before now i know , see you can teach a old dog new tricks LOL thanks for sharing my friend
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Yeah this was the first time I made it. It was really easy to make, and it can be used for so many things. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Take care my friend.
Great video. Thank you
Well thank you very much. And thanks for watching and commenting, take care.
Great job brother
Thanks Yankee.
Great. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and for commenting. Take care.
I really appreciate the video but I do have a question, will the lard not eventually become rancid? Thanks
Yes, it could. But I have never had it long enough to find out. Thanks for watching, take care my friend.
useful....looks good, thanks!
It really is some useful stuff. Thanks for watching, take care.
Good job. I need to make me some now. Take Care - Stan
Thanks, you really should it's some good stuff. Thanks for watching, take care.
Awesome video
Thanks Sean, and thanks for watching.
Good stuff !
Thanks and thank you for watching. Take care my friend.
Cool idea I go in to try it out thanks Quinn nz
Yeah it’s really easy to make. Thanks for watching and take care.
Nice work! Looks like the heat melted the wax on the wax paper which made it stick. Might try parchment paper. I think it’s impregnated with silicone so it won’t stick to anything. Works great for cookies, it should work for fixin’ wax!
Thanks for the tip, the wax paper definitely stuck. I’ll have to try the parchment paper next time. Thanks for watching, take care my friend.
Full watch from life with Ken and Jane. Oh I know I would make a mess. Right at the end. Yup I just know it. Actually quite a bit. Huh never heard of it before. Ya put on your boots
Thanks for watching. Yes it's great as a water proofing wax on all kinds of things including your boots.
Awesome
Thanks man. I don't know why , but all of your comments go to my spam folder. Thanks for watching, take care.
What is the shea butter for?
I use this on my skin as well as my tools, so it helps soften my skin when I use it. Thanks for watching my friend, take care.
Nice vid bud.
Thanks man. And thanks for watching.
I had seen a technique in the past that used Acetone and Bees wax. The problem it had was that it discolored leather. It caused it to get darker. It worked great for waterproofing and conditioning though. I believe that the acetone caused the discoloration though. I did however learn one important thing from that video. They make two kinds of toilet gaskets. One of them is made with bees wax. It is way cheaper to buy one of them than to buy packaged bees wax. I would love to see an update of how well this formula works with leather. I think that it might do an excellent job. If you have success with it, please post a video and share brother. Thanks for the excellent tutorial. I hope you cleaned up the stove before your wife got home. LOL
This stuff will make leather darker too. But it's not really "discoloring" the leather. I used something similar on my leather work boots. And I will update on how well it performs on various things including leather. Thanks for watching bro. Take care.
And yeah, I did clean up the stove, lol.
I appreciate you brother. I can't wait to learn more about this. It's expensive to buy factory made conditioning and waterproofing paste. I personally like my leather dark but others like it all natural. No rot and no leakage is all I worry about. Haha. Thanks.
Thanks man. I need a few leather items touched up, so I'll be doing it soon.
Never heard of this until now. (can ya tell I am not a bushcrafter? lol) The uses are quite interesting though...
Yeah it's a valuable item to have. Thanks for watching, take care my friend.
Great job man ... But that,s sure a lot of wax ....keep up the awesome work Bro .... Mark..
Thanks, and yeah I made quite a bit of it. I do use it a lot though. Thanks for watching bro, take care.
Cool stuff! I could use this for my beard! 😂
It works really well for that. Thanks for watching, take care.
The original recipe had tallow instead of lard, because lard can go rancid much easier than tallow. Other options could be kokum butter (for vegans :) ) and duck fat. All easily obtainable thru Amazon. Great video btw.
That is true about the tallow. I have never had the lard go rancid on me yet ( not to say it won't ). If I get lucky enough to get a deer this hunting season I plan on saving the tallow and using it to make more. Thanks for watching, take care my friend.
Makes great boot dressing
Yes it certainly does, the list goes on and on. Thanks for watching,take care my friend.
Can I buy a couple off you? Could really use some
No sorry it's not for sale. But if you PM me your address I'll gladly send you some. Thanks for watching, take care my friend.
heat the spoon a little bit stuff will slide right off
Good tip, thanks for watching my friend. Take care.