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Overpriced and not made in USA.

thank you for your video

We need you , thanks

When the master is ready the student will apear

Wow Outbound 46 is a high end reputable boat, those leaks should have been dealt with as soon as they were discovered.

Now go get a 20’ x 30’ tarp to protect it from the sun. Screw 1 X 4 pt along the side through the legs and sandwich the tarp with another layer of PT.

Can I ask how long did it take to set up looks good I have one coming in the next day or so

Thanks for not showing the completed product from the outside

Great vid!

This looks like a good frame, but the cover appears the same as my $200 10x20 canopy that lasted about a year in the weather.

Hultifors makes a fixed blade chisel knife you could have bought for 13 dollars. That bourbon blade is way overpriced for just using 14c28n steel

Love hearing you talk about the things holding you back and how you’re pushing past it. A great lesson for all of us.

Would be a more informative review if you did more than unbox it. Some testing would be nice

I was about to order one then I saw that stupid logo

I am a big knife dude and have also been into woodworking for quite a few years now and thoroughly enjoy both JKM and Bourbon Moth , however this knife is a complete ripoff for the price and what materials it is. Not even close to being something that is worth purchasing for that price point.

Update?

Yes I definitely do jobs that should require more than one person lol. I’m about to build a 24x12x8 version of this by myself 😅

If your not sure about the style of the blade Get a Mora Chisel Knife and try it out

Me too

Crying about packaging 😂

Sorry about the packaging. Although that it rare, I'll have a talk with my team to make sure that future ones go out better protected. I am glad you like it. I recommend beating it up haha. We designed it to be a tank and it is really easy to sharpen. That lock will wear in and be a little smoother here in a few weeks. Cheers my friend.

Awesome!

Got mine a month ago, made in China, traded it for a coupon for a made in MERICA Benchmade!

Nizzal

Any indication in the packaging about where it is manufactured? Sent a couple of requests for that information to KM and BM but never heard back. My guess is not the US...😢

this is potentially a one time product so I'm thinking QC is going to be a bit lacking but I'm stoked to put mine to work

I picked one up as a facilities guy....scraping seals n shit doesn't require a 2nd hand but a sharp blade is must. I look forward to getting my south paw blade!😊

Love mine! Got it Friday

Did you get an email when it shipped

Can’t wait for mine to show up seems like a bad ass knife

Just got mine. Love it.

Most axis locks are a bit stiff out of the box but after a few months but they smooth out once all the surfaces marry through friction. I popped one of the scales off mine to look at the omega springs and they're pretty beefy little springs as well.

I just wonder how useful the folding action is. There's many manufacturers that have this blades style with a fixed handle. Morakniv, garret wade, and even more available on Amazon. I understand wanting to support creators but maybe I'm just not enough of a knife guy.

Wow you got yours already? My label has been created….. lol

$160 is wild, it being sold it is even more wild

Maybe it has sold out as their link doesn't work. The only one that works is the bundle with the t-shirt. I'm not a knife person. But it looks to me that it's trying to be a knife and a chisel. But does it do either of those well? Looking forward to your review.

At $399 the 12’x20’ HF one seems to be a much more robust choice…

It's for liability so you can't sue them for your shoes being destroyed by the Epoxy or if contaminated shoes leads to a poisoning. They get to say "Look here your supposed to destroy shoes contaminated by our product. So you can't sue us" . Corporations are not friends to your wallet.

That does not look weatherproof. How’s it holding up?

if you put a little bed in there for him, he will start coming at night, and will be your personal mouser too! seeing as its outdoors im assuming there may be pests, cats will keep it insect free too. and btw, you arent allowed to get any work done when the prince georgie is present.

Another kitty dad! Congrats on your newly adopted furry helper!

The cat distribution system at work ❤

Take him home he chose you!

I have three strays that i feed at work... They have that same "wild eyed" look in their eyes.

Wood smells so good. My husband was a custom cabinet maker for 15 years. He can do any type of carpentry.

Georgie has decided to take the job.

Lol 3 tools I'd never buy

Just did a short on my pile of twisted metal and tarp ha.

These tents last about 1.5 years and are a total waste of time and money. The covering is too thin, rips easily, and can't be taped for a repair. Further, they have the wrong shaped roof. The roof should be semi-circular which allows snow at the edges to slide off under its own weight leaving less weight when the snow picks up moisture. My wife and I put up two 30' x 20' tent garages from Covertech Garage by ourselves. We were each 73 years of age. Four years later, I erected a 12' x 35' Covertech, singlely, just to prove that I could do it myself. It's been 9.5 years since the first building without any problems. To secure the ground contacting horizontal poles, inch and a half slots in concrete deck blocks were widened with a cold chisel to accept these pole diameters. These deck blocks were slightly lowered into fitting ground depressions to keep the base of the tents from sliding as well as to level the base. Hoops are further secured from wind-shifting by ground-anchoring bands, manufacture-supplied, over the hoops. A bargain tarp, 60' x 90' was cut into three 20' x 30' pieces. Two were used as floor coverings while the third was fixed at the 8' height with spanner ropes. This stops condensation from dripping on collecter cars in that tent. A number of cheap tarps were pegged to cover the floor of the 12'x 35'. All lower sides of tents were buried in soil for stability and an attempt to dicourage rodents.

YES!... I recently installed an attic pull down staircase by myself. I looked at them on Amazon, after reading the reviews, both good and bad, I'd be interested in knowing what you think of it after 6-12 months. Hope you don't get much wind there.