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Testing the new model BushCraft Chopper. This was made of 5/16 inch L6 steel reclaimed from a 6 foot tall paper mill circular blade. The handle material is Black linen micarta. It is a beast. I am testing it on a live hardwood tree and not swinging it hard. Nice and easy to control the cut in a safe manner.

In this video I will discuss how to use your Tractors Float feature while plowing snow. Or ....how to not rip the snot out of your lawn. This will make "She Who Must Be Obeyed" very happy with you after the snow melts...

Burned out wheel on your grinder? In this video we will show you how to isolate, repair, and replace the blown bearing that is making your grinder screech. Before it gets dangerous....

Knifemakers argue about Glues versus Two Part Epoxies. This is a test of the ability of original Gorilla Glue to withstand a destruction test. We are going to basically beat on a set of knife scales with hammers and chisels until we reach failure.

In this video we will demonstrate making a steel saw vise into a leather makers stitching pony clamp. We will also show you the basics of how it works.

1st In a series of Leather Working Tips: Installing Rivets In this video you will see the various processes involved in adding reinforcing rivets into a fold over belt loop style sheath. Including layout for stitching, skiving instruction, and how to install the rivets.

In this video we are going to test the wood processing ability of a Kephart knife made from a old sawblade. Yes, it is a Mystery Steel blade. And the blade was made from a piece of a two man felling saw 80 or so years old. I do this to test out prototype blades. The actual knifes made for sale will be made using 1095 high carbon steel properly heat treated and tempered. The blade was cut out co...

Quick video showing the new Parrot Vise. It is both a vertical and horizontal vise that is ideal for knifemakers. At just $58 on Amazon its a great bargain. I also show how to cut standard sheets of sandpaper easily using a yardsale bargain that only cost 10 bucks...

Just a quick video about how to design the scales for a good handfit. Really about how to achieve a proper set of radius and bevels that have no hotspots when using the knife for extended periods. This leads to the final step where we hand sand and apply a satin finish to the Snakewood scales.

This is a part 4 of a ongoing series aimed at the Novice Knife Maker. If you ever watched Forged in Fire, you have seen how difficult it is to install knife scales on a blade. Especially with already hardened steel. In this video, I will show how to properly layout and bookmatch knife handle material. We will then show a method to get perfect alignment when installing the pins every time. Final...

Make, Learn, and Repeat.... In this video we will discuss acid etching the Mystery Steel. Then, go through the process of marking out pin locations for the scales, putting a choil on the knife blade edge by the ricasso to aid in sharpening, adding additional holes in the tang to help with additional retention in the glue up, countersinking to aid in alignment, the tempering process, and bluing ...

Make, Learn, and Repeat. In this video I will demonstrate two different jigs that will help you level up your knife making skills . We use repurposed steel from a bucksaw to practice on.... This is aimed at the novice to intermediate knife maker wanting to improve their plunge lines and create even grind lines on both sides of the blade. It also demonstrates the techniques used to get a consist...

In this tutorial I will step you through the process of creating your own custom knife blade blanks from mystery steel. In this case a 2 man felling crosscut saw blade. I'll show you my workflow from processing the salvaged metal to the completion of a ready to finish knife blank. This is a great way for beginning knife makers to learn the process without spending a lot of money on high quality...

At the Maine Annual Winter Meet....our friend Nate brought in a unique sled that he designed. Kind of a prototype and a work in progress. The neat thing is it could be extended and make a comfortable cot/bed. Its set up to ride on and steer on downhill slopes. Check it out and stay to the very end of the video to see our youngest member Chester give it two thumbs up!

Rode NT- USB vs Zoom H4N Pro and Wants vs. Needs

BackDrag with a FEL Tractor mount Plow and Reverse Grader Plowing

SubCompact Tractor plowing with a Homemade Plow

Harley 1980 Roached Roadster

EOS M .....Build Part 2

Canon EOS M Production Camera

Fabricate/Install Plow for Compact Tractor

Fotodiox Pro Canon FD to EOS EF-S Unbox and Video Test ( you decide)

Timber Tuff 20" Swivel Grapple ( You Need This! )

Canon SX 740 HS Part 2......Stabilize and GlideCam fix

Canon PowerShot SX740 HS Scout Camera

Bowstring a Stickbow

Primitive Stick Bow( Part Two)

Primitive Stick Bow Part One

Coyote Trapping .... Flat Set Presentation