@@petercollin5670 1 year after i lost the best cat a man cold ask for i found a few of his hairs in a bag cried so hard i think the only love that is simular to the love of a pet is that of parents and our children
This is beautiful. He doesn't really talk about the thing he's making, or his feelings, but they need not be said. We get to watch him make it while he mutters truths to himself, like a personal, private ritual. He says a toast, takes a swig of vodka, adds it to the peracetic acid mix, imbuing the grief over his fallen companion into his crafting process. Here is a man who wears his heart on his hands. 🐶❤️
I'm sorry to hear of The Ol' Buddy's passing. They never manage to go without taking a big chunk of our heart with them. Regards to you and your lovely family from a metal mangling, sheep bothering, dog owning fan in Scotland.
Shop jockey, lynguists, armchair feelosopher, music connoisseur, and now for the fist time ever sentimental artist. Your turning into a real renaissance man.
Turning into? Hah. No. Always has been. Only delayed by the time it took to become a man. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that AvE has an IQ of at least 140...we tend to recognize it in others like us...
Not the first sentimental artisty thing he has produced... I recall a recent drawing stick and flora display device that smacked me right in the feels. May God and Dog bless you, both are good for the soul.
Dogs were the very first animals that we humans domesticated, so in a way, we have them to thank for our entire civilisation. With that in mind, if humans are ever wiped out in some cataclysmic event of biblical proportions _(cough cough)_ then I hope that this box is the only evidence that the alien archaeologists discover. The box itself, a demonstration of our ability to craft and build, and the memorial paw, a monument to those with whom we shared the path
Yeah, the paw print itself was awesomely made, unique... And then he puts it inside this gorgeously pristinely made piece of art. Like... From the hands of a machinist, the perfect sign of love and respect.
@@squigtonianmayhem4602 AvE's dog "Buddy" went to his final reward and he made the paw print to go inside that Box of Memories. Don't know if any of his earthly remains go in there too but he wrote in comments that he buried him with his favorite toy and food.
More than that, I'd say all people are monsters, some just manage to wrap themselves in enough layers of denial to think they're pacifists. Maybe they'll even allow themselves or others to be prey to support that comforting delusion. But nobody who wouldn't allow everyone they know and love to be tortured and killed in front of them without lifting a finger to stop it is really a pacifist, they just have a higher threshold for when they believe force becomes necessary. Even then, most are kidding themselves, hiding from the reality of the policies they support: “When you vote, you are exercising political authority, you're using force. And force, my friends, is violence. The supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived.” ― Robert A. Heinlein, Starship Troopers That said, I too have been the victim of a few monsters in my life and you have my sympathies. Hopefully you've learned the lesson needed to keep the cycle from repeating..
@@Nevir202 I've come to believe that the main thing that keeps tyrants at bay is that it's more expensive for them to own slaves than not. Unfortunately there seems to be a lot of people convinced that shackles are fashionable.
@@drgnnut Ya, lot of people clamoring to be locked down endlessly, with ever more insane schemes. Meanwhile places like FL that said, "Nah, we're done with this." and just stopped are doing far better in terms of actual outcomes.
Two #sharts and a vijeo, all in one day! Doesn't get better than that! Your story about monsters, reminds me of something. "To be peaceful, you must be capable of great violence. If you are not capable of violence, you are not peaceful, you are harmless."
This video was a wake up call...to what I’m not sure. My humanity? We feed our souls through strife, creativity, and curiosity. The internet has stolen all of that and left only the hedonic drive. Watching you work and wax philosopoetic made me realize how much time I’ve squandered. That’s why I think this is the most beautiful video on TH-cam: a reminder of what it means to be a fully fledged human. Thank you.
men need struggle and sacrifice. thats what old boy hitler was getting at in his book, albeit not for the right reasons. when the world has nothing left to fight then humanity will cease
This video is the supreme example of why this is the best hotdang channel on the whole of the tubeyou. History, philosophy, biology, songs, chemistry, life lessons, plus handy diy skills... all in just over 20 minutes! Superb. Sorry aboot your dog friend, hey. There's no truer friend. I prefer a dog over the general public any day of the year. Cheers, good buddy.
Best channel indeed! This video alone makes it that, understanding the bond between man and canine. Dogs wag their tails instead of their tongues, instantly a better friend than most people around us....the kicker though, a dog cannot lie.
Thanks for your videos AvE, they've been an inspiration. My trusty kitchenaid chooched its last and let the smoke out while I was grinding some meat for the feline companions, and I know that a couple years ago I would have had no idea what to do about it - but after seeing you perform, uh, 'careful disassembly' of all these widgets and gadgets over the years, now I have an understanding of what goes on under the hood. My apartment hasn't got room for a workshop, bench or vise, the fanciest tools I own are an adjustable wrench, a screwdriver, and knife & fork, and my soft pink hands haven't seen harder labour thank stocking shelves back when, but I've got that sucker torn down and I actually have the option of asking myself "buy a whole new thing, or replace the burnt out bits and save a buck". So, thanks.
I am somewhere in AvE's craftsmanship league but on a different tangent (also I'm older) but what you said was a fine genuine compliment to him. One of the finest I have heard.
"A good dog on the ground is worth 3 in the saddle no matter where you're from" -Sturgil Simpson Gonna miss that fluffy fella. I'll have a Molson for him❤️
I'm 50 this year, and pretty much the only thing that can bring me to tears is the death of a pet family member. Glad tears make for good tap oil during this video. Rest easy buddy, there are tons of rabbits to chase.
I had a Bob, or Robert if you you were feeling formal. I miss his smell, the feel of his fur, the weight of his head on my leg, his stupidly waggy tail, and his enthusiasm for life and walks. Thanks for the reminder.
A girl I work with walked up to me one time and said "I need to show you something" and I replied "I'm not a doctor but I'll take a look". HR told me I can't say that ever again. That's a true story.
"If you want something to corrode quickly, what do you do? You drive it on the highway in winter.. how we gonna drive this thing on the highway in winter?" Love that bit
Love the NileRed nod. Sorry to hear your dog passed but glad to see you celebrating and commemorating it's life. I stumbled upon your videos as a young machinist and ended up learning much more than expected, not only about machining but about life in general. You're a great inspiration and role model, thank you for the wisdom ave.
Amazing the words of wisdom I hear, yet throughout I can’t help but feel the underlying sorrow of loss. A very fitting tribute to the passing of a dear companion. Thank you Sir for sharing. Brings back many good memories and unfortunately a few of those memories accompanied with a tear.
RIP Buddy. It's your Urn, isn't it?... Where your heirs can one day reunite you with him. Well, at least that's the thought I had when I caught myself clearing tears. Either way - magnificent. Sede fideles errat vagans.
I am speechless and holding back a tear…the relief was a humble tribute to a dear friend…the box…WOW. A work of art. You never cease to amaze, educate and entertain me…for that I am extremely grateful. RIP buddy
That's a really nice tribute. I wish i could have done the same for my last dog Atticus, king shepard, lab, and Rottweiler mix, best dog I ever had. Miss that big ole bastard.
I've been watching you for many years now and I have to say this is probably one of the best videos you have done. They're all pretty good, but this one was exceptional.
Sorry to hear the loss of you Buddy, I've had 5 dogs during my 48 years of married life, every one of them, isn't just a dog, they're a member of our family, I've held 3 of them in my arms as they passed away, big lump that I am, I cried like a baby, the last vet said take as much time as you need, just come out when your ready, I'm sure all 5 are still with us.
Jesus...that one hit me hard...had a dalmatian from 92 to 05...Max. never ever had a dog mean so much to a young man...I still cry every single time I think of him..😥 Doubt I'll ever find another like him... If there's one thing I'll say...if time comes where I'm standing in front of the man...I hope he will be there beside me...
As a young man, in the aviation industry since i was 13, now 22. The past 4 years, I've forgotten what "home" is. I've traveled the world fixing the aircraft we all fly on. What is home? Home is the place you lay your head to rest, with your family and your bestfriend. A dogs love is like no other. A mans love for a dog is like no other. A dog will love you unconditionally through the toughest of times, and love you equally during the best. AvE, you're one hell of a man. I see myself as a cold stone kind of person, but you brought tears to my eyes. Though i love my trade, i long for a home. AvE, youve taught me so much, ive been a follower for YEARS. But you taught me something extra special today, feelings. My deepest condolences friend, from the wandering flying tin can fixer (:
I rarely comment.. But, I watched with my heart on my keyboard as I watched you carve and bring Buddy's paw print to life. Listening to you talk through it... Wondering what it would look like when done. In the end it wasn't even about what it looked like, the final shot had me with something, apparently irritating my eyes. Well done AvE. A proper tribute.
I've had a few visitors ask "who's buried out under that big maple tree". When I told one guy it was my dog he said something like "that's a hell of a grave marker for a dog". I hope he finds a good dog some day. Thanks for what you do, Uncle Bumblefuck. I'm proud to be your brother.
My faith in humanity has been somewhat restored by reading most of the comments below. To be amongst, albeit virtually, such decent folk makes for a good feeling. Sadly, we're bonded by the lost of one or more of our furry friends and the tears of happy memories which remain. Deepest condolences to you and your family AvE.....time heals most wounds, but we never forget. Buddy is in a safe place waiting patiently with a wagging tail for the day when you'll be reunited. Take care and be safe brother.
It's been silly this side of the malahat due to that bit of infrastructure being wiped out. Fuel brought over from Duke Point has been pretty severely bottlenecked, and the number of gas stations reading zippo has alarmed quite a few people. Any station reading a buck fifty-seven is lined up into and on the main roads. Awesome commemorative activity for the memory of your furry family member!
I remember when my first dog died, I was sixteen at the time and it really didn't hit me hard, but my dad, who I never saw cry was crying because of how much that dog meant to him. Life makes men of us and death bring us back to being little boys, but in the end what they always say is true, it is better to love and lost than to never at all
WOW, that was very touching and the ending powerful. I swear I heard him barking as the screen faded to black ... My sincere condolences to you and your family ...
I lost my best friend Bruno a few months ago, my life will never ever be the same. He was my favorite person on planet Earth and I miss him more than words could ever describe. I am not even a little bit ashamed to admit I got far more than little bit choked up. that boy was my life, he went wherever I went. A huge part of my life is gone and can never be replaced, there was something so special about him
One of the hardest thing I've ever done was putting my dog down by myself because nobody (veterinarians) would help me this September. Afterwards the silence and being left alone was the best thing I could ask for. It's strange how the loss of companionship is best healed by solitary.
@@mrt9749 some wouldn't answer, some wanted to schedule an appointment days later. I have 2 vets I go to that were 24hr but they closed after hours during the pandemic. I'd have to drive over an hour away for just a chance that a 24hr vet would do it. She wasn't going to last a hour, the toughest dog I've ever had was unsettled and yelping non stop as everything was shutting down.
Best to do it yourself. Best for them, best for you. It's quicker than finding a vein, or having to be strapped down if they're uncomfortable. Just a single report and it's done. Time for the tears comes after the trigger is pulled.
beautiful.....rest in peace buddy. in the great armchair in the sky...even buddy can catch a hotdog without a try. thank you ave for teaching a little something to those who still have a thought. happy thanksgiving.
A fitting tribute. Brought a tear to the eye reminiscing about my lost best friend. Hopefully Buddy and Buck are having a bone together thinking of us..
man,, this IS the absolute PINNACLE of your success, this led me down the path of knowledge, starting with re-discovering Stack Lee [i'm76 years young, YES i remember the song] the roots of the murder, then the gandy dancers,[that brought tears to my eyes], and to the burial of your artwork,, well done sir!
Glad to have been born in this age of turmoil instead of a hundreds years from now where I would have had to read about you in history books after the internet inevitably died and this poetry of a vijeo stored as magnetic or electric charge somewhere is lost forever.
Happy hunting over the rainbow Bridge Buzzard. I lost 2 dogs this year both far far too early in their lives. I'm not a man with your metalworking skills but I did similar with the paw print on slate with my laser cutter.
You’ve gotch’er music history, cultural history, biology, linguistics, philosophy, metallurgy and anthropology right here. By God, AvE has taken me to church and it’s a GOOD Sunday to learn how to be a better man. Rest In Peace Buddy. Thanks for giving us the lesson material to look beyond the everyday.
It was a normal video until you place it that rough finish, hand made dog print inside the cnc machined box. I assume it's a metaphor for how much this meant to you. It could be interpreted in many ways but to me, seeing that is something that will stick with me for life. Thanks dude.
I was watching this, saying to myself "poor Buddy..." But Buddy had a great, full life. Good on you for being with him for that great life. Sometimes I wonder why we take in pets. Losing them is a terrible and inevitable feeling. Then I look over at my old pup, pat her on the head and tell her I love her. Sharing time together is so worth it. Wouldn't have it any other way.
Once as a youngen had a ww2 ace tell me "never met a man I ever liked, never met a dog I didn't." The older I get the truer the words. Sorry about the passing.
Hells Gate is an inviting sounding place. I used to live in an area called Poverty Plains and worked in a state park called Satan's Kingdom. Fair to say settlers had a rough time back then.
I am sorry for your loss. I have two dogs that are close to the end of my time with them... I am not a religious man but I am trying... One thing in my readings of the Bible there is one thing I remember from Sunday school. Dog is God spelt backwards, because dogs love is the closest thing we will experience on earth to agape love (pure unconditioned love that God has for us)... Thank you for the great idea on how I can make their departure from my family easier for my wife and kiddo...
I lost my Bella about 10 years ago. She took a piece of my heart with her. I can say that since I have not allowed myself to love another. This video hit hard.
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you forgot his favorite dog food and toy
Burried with him. He really enjoyed that authentic Russian cosmoline!
@@arduinoversusevil2025 it was at this point in time he realized he snitched on himself
His favorite toy will be discovered under the couch in 3 years, bringing on a fresh batch of tears. (as experience proves)
@@petercollin5670 man, I've had this happen. Talk about a kick to the gut.
@@petercollin5670 1 year after i lost the best cat a man cold ask for i found a few of his hairs in a bag cried so hard i think the only love that is simular to the love of a pet is that of parents and our children
This is beautiful. He doesn't really talk about the thing he's making, or his feelings, but they need not be said. We get to watch him make it while he mutters truths to himself, like a personal, private ritual. He says a toast, takes a swig of vodka, adds it to the peracetic acid mix, imbuing the grief over his fallen companion into his crafting process.
Here is a man who wears his heart on his hands. 🐶❤️
Well said.
That CNC box might be the most expensive thing I've ever seen.
I'm sorry to hear of The Ol' Buddy's passing. They never manage to go without taking a big chunk of our heart with them. Regards to you and your lovely family from a metal mangling, sheep bothering, dog owning fan in Scotland.
amen
Amen😢
Shop jockey, lynguists, armchair feelosopher, music connoisseur, and now for the fist time ever sentimental artist. Your turning into a real renaissance man.
He's been drinking up to it
Turning into? Hah. No.
Always has been. Only delayed by the time it took to become a man.
I wouldn't be surprised to learn that AvE has an IQ of at least 140...we tend to recognize it in others like us...
Not the first sentimental artisty thing he has produced... I recall a recent drawing stick and flora display device that smacked me right in the feels. May God and Dog bless you, both are good for the soul.
Dogs were the very first animals that we humans domesticated, so in a way, we have them to thank for our entire civilisation. With that in mind, if humans are ever wiped out in some cataclysmic event of biblical proportions _(cough cough)_ then I hope that this box is the only evidence that the alien archaeologists discover. The box itself, a demonstration of our ability to craft and build, and the memorial paw, a monument to those with whom we shared the path
That's a fine arrangement of vowels and consonants you laid out for us to gander and pontificate.
That's a nasty cough you have there...
If any of our women, were reading this. They would howl, with laughter.
Dogs, were the second animals, that humans domesticated.
made me shed a tear with that last bit.
"What if we domesticated each other? "
-Singing dogs of puapa new guinea
Boy... that Isogrid topped box with your cold chiseled brass plate with Buddy's paw in it. It hits different.
Little choked up here too
Yeah, the paw print itself was awesomely made, unique... And then he puts it inside this gorgeously pristinely made piece of art. Like... From the hands of a machinist, the perfect sign of love and respect.
Forgive the unhipness. What was that box at the end?
@@squigtonianmayhem4602 AvE's dog "Buddy" went to his final reward and he made the paw print to go inside that Box of Memories. Don't know if any of his earthly remains go in there too but he wrote in comments that he buried him with his favorite toy and food.
@@patrickshaw8595 I kinda figgered that's what it was, just not sure. Thanx!
@@patrickshaw8595 Buddy died about a year ago now I think. Saw it in the community posts back then. He was the goodest of doggos.
Imagine the stories we would have heard if he had to chisel out the box too!!
Buddy was the Goodest of Boys
Right in the feels AvE
"If you're not able to be a monster, you'll be a monster's prey." Goddamn. That's a hell of a statement.
Like, a real hell of a cynical statement. Yet it resonates with me, as I've been prey to many a monster.
My point is, I'm sorry for your loss.... and that was beautiful.
More than that, I'd say all people are monsters, some just manage to wrap themselves in enough layers of denial to think they're pacifists. Maybe they'll even allow themselves or others to be prey to support that comforting delusion.
But nobody who wouldn't allow everyone they know and love to be tortured and killed in front of them without lifting a finger to stop it is really a pacifist, they just have a higher threshold for when they believe force becomes necessary.
Even then, most are kidding themselves, hiding from the reality of the policies they support:
“When you vote, you are exercising political authority, you're using force. And force, my friends, is violence. The supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived.”
― Robert A. Heinlein, Starship Troopers
That said, I too have been the victim of a few monsters in my life and you have my sympathies. Hopefully you've learned the lesson needed to keep the cycle from repeating..
@@Nevir202 I've come to believe that the main thing that keeps tyrants at bay is that it's more expensive for them to own slaves than not. Unfortunately there seems to be a lot of people convinced that shackles are fashionable.
@@drgnnut Ya, lot of people clamoring to be locked down endlessly, with ever more insane schemes.
Meanwhile places like FL that said, "Nah, we're done with this." and just stopped are doing far better in terms of actual outcomes.
I hope that Chickadee isn't taking Buddy's loss too hard. The death of a beloved pet is tough enough on adults, but it's really hard on kids. Peace.
Two #sharts and a vijeo, all in one day! Doesn't get better than that!
Your story about monsters, reminds me of something. "To be peaceful, you must be capable of great violence. If you are not capable of violence, you are not peaceful, you are harmless."
A harmless man is not a good man. A good man Is a very dangerous man who has it under voluntary control..
This video was a wake up call...to what I’m not sure. My humanity? We feed our souls through strife, creativity, and curiosity. The internet has stolen all of that and left only the hedonic drive. Watching you work and wax philosopoetic made me realize how much time I’ve squandered. That’s why I think this is the most beautiful video on TH-cam: a reminder of what it means to be a fully fledged human. Thank you.
men need struggle and sacrifice. thats what old boy hitler was getting at in his book, albeit not for the right reasons. when the world has nothing left to fight then humanity will cease
This video is the supreme example of why this is the best hotdang channel on the whole of the tubeyou. History, philosophy, biology, songs, chemistry, life lessons, plus handy diy skills... all in just over 20 minutes! Superb.
Sorry aboot your dog friend, hey. There's no truer friend. I prefer a dog over the general public any day of the year. Cheers, good buddy.
His life lesson videos are truly something
Best channel indeed! This video alone makes it that, understanding the bond between man and canine.
Dogs wag their tails instead of their tongues, instantly a better friend than most people around us....the kicker though, a dog cannot lie.
Thanks for your videos AvE, they've been an inspiration.
My trusty kitchenaid chooched its last and let the smoke out while I was grinding some meat for the feline companions, and I know that a couple years ago I would have had no idea what to do about it - but after seeing you perform, uh, 'careful disassembly' of all these widgets and gadgets over the years, now I have an understanding of what goes on under the hood.
My apartment hasn't got room for a workshop, bench or vise, the fanciest tools I own are an adjustable wrench, a screwdriver, and knife & fork, and my soft pink hands haven't seen harder labour thank stocking shelves back when, but I've got that sucker torn down and I actually have the option of asking myself "buy a whole new thing, or replace the burnt out bits and save a buck".
So, thanks.
I am somewhere in AvE's craftsmanship league but on a different tangent (also I'm older) but what you said was a fine genuine compliment to him. One of the finest I have heard.
"A good dog on the ground is worth 3 in the saddle no matter where you're from"
-Sturgil Simpson
Gonna miss that fluffy fella. I'll have a Molson for him❤️
Song called "Sam"... Sturgill even strums his guitar twice
I'm 50 this year, and pretty much the only thing that can bring me to tears is the death of a pet family member. Glad tears make for good tap oil during this video. Rest easy buddy, there are tons of rabbits to chase.
Ill be 43 on the 25th and i cry daily…course ive had the old ball n chain round my ankle for just at 20 years now. Cry is all I can do these.
Got some bad news about my dad last night, been struggling today. Really thankful for the upload and 20 mins to forget everything. Thank you AvE
I had a Bob, or Robert if you you were feeling formal. I miss his smell, the feel of his fur, the weight of his head on my leg, his stupidly waggy tail, and his enthusiasm for life and walks. Thanks for the reminder.
A girl I work with walked up to me one time and said "I need to show you something" and I replied "I'm not a doctor but I'll take a look".
HR told me I can't say that ever again.
That's a true story.
Come for the boltrs stay for the history, philosophy, general knowledge, emotional journeys and the processes that facilitate each step.
@ave I have been watching your videos for over 10 years thank you for all that you do! I love your sense of humor
"If you want something to corrode quickly, what do you do? You drive it on the highway in winter.. how we gonna drive this thing on the highway in winter?" Love that bit
Love the NileRed nod. Sorry to hear your dog passed but glad to see you celebrating and commemorating it's life. I stumbled upon your videos as a young machinist and ended up learning much more than expected, not only about machining but about life in general. You're a great inspiration and role model, thank you for the wisdom ave.
Church!
I really needed that. I think this is the best you've made. Sincere and beautiful
Amazing the words of wisdom I hear, yet throughout I can’t help but feel the underlying sorrow of loss. A very fitting tribute to the passing of a dear companion. Thank you Sir for sharing. Brings back many good memories and unfortunately a few of those memories accompanied with a tear.
Dog dying is the top of the list of times a man can cry.
Also, that finished project is so beautiful. I wish I could make something that nice for when my best pal passes on.
RIP Buddy.
It's your Urn, isn't it?... Where your heirs can one day reunite you with him. Well, at least that's the thought I had when I caught myself clearing tears.
Either way - magnificent. Sede fideles errat vagans.
I am speechless and holding back a tear…the relief was a humble tribute to a dear friend…the box…WOW. A work of art. You never cease to amaze, educate and entertain me…for that I am extremely grateful. RIP buddy
We don't know each other, but thank you, brother, for reminding me of such timeless wisdom.
That's a really nice tribute. I wish i could have done the same for my last dog Atticus, king shepard, lab, and Rottweiler mix, best dog I ever had. Miss that big ole bastard.
A good life ,well played...to soon
Wow that sounds like a BEAUTIFUL large dog.
You’ve got a lot of heart AvE! I’m so grateful that I came across your channel so many years ago.
I’m very sorry for the loss of your buddy.
That hits close to home. Family is irreplaceable, you have done him proud. Cheers Buddy.
I've been watching you for many years now and I have to say this is probably one of the best videos you have done. They're all pretty good, but this one was exceptional.
Sorry to hear the loss of you Buddy, I've had 5 dogs during my 48 years of married life, every one of them, isn't just a dog, they're a member of our family, I've held 3 of them in my arms as they passed away, big lump that I am, I cried like a baby, the last vet said take as much time as you need, just come out when your ready, I'm sure all 5 are still with us.
Jesus...that one hit me hard...had a dalmatian from 92 to 05...Max. never ever had a dog mean so much to a young man...I still cry every single time I think of him..😥
Doubt I'll ever find another like him...
If there's one thing I'll say...if time comes where I'm standing in front of the man...I hope he will be there beside me...
@@shadowbanned69 Dalmatians are great.
As a young man, in the aviation industry since i was 13, now 22. The past 4 years, I've forgotten what "home" is. I've traveled the world fixing the aircraft we all fly on. What is home? Home is the place you lay your head to rest, with your family and your bestfriend. A dogs love is like no other. A mans love for a dog is like no other. A dog will love you unconditionally through the toughest of times, and love you equally during the best. AvE, you're one hell of a man. I see myself as a cold stone kind of person, but you brought tears to my eyes. Though i love my trade, i long for a home. AvE, youve taught me so much, ive been a follower for YEARS. But you taught me something extra special today, feelings. My deepest condolences friend, from the wandering flying tin can fixer (:
been watching for years. that said, gonna need a translation for the first 50 seconds of this. you're golden dude. never change.
The way that Allen key fitted into the recess at the end gives me "The Fizz"... And a nice tribute to Buddy. He was a nice doggo and missed!
RIP, Buddy. That's a great tribute.
This is the most accurate expression of love a man has ever done. By hand is the best tribute you could ever make.
That last bit was beautiful. Well done sir.
Dude. I have long considered Wendell Berry to be the wisest man alive but you are ascending to a position of your own. Love these talks.
I rarely comment.. But, I watched with my heart on my keyboard as I watched you carve and bring Buddy's paw print to life. Listening to you talk through it... Wondering what it would look like when done. In the end it wasn't even about what it looked like, the final shot had me with something, apparently irritating my eyes. Well done AvE. A proper tribute.
Thank you for sharing. Reflection time is rare and precious.
This was the most heartfelt, im sorry for the loss brother. I can feel the tears hit the floor with happiness
Sees angle grinder on workbench.
Sees chainsaw bar on workbench.
LIGHTBULB!
Wear armor incase of Kickback
If that box gets buried , a thousand years from now archiologists will say " That Buddy must have been a hell of a dog " . And they'd be right .
Holy crap! That was a beautifully made box there at the end! The paw print came out really cool too.
So much truth spoken by those you quote. This is why I listen.
I've had a few visitors ask "who's buried out under that big maple tree". When I told one guy it was my dog he said something like "that's a hell of a grave marker for a dog". I hope he finds a good dog some day.
Thanks for what you do, Uncle Bumblefuck. I'm proud to be your brother.
AvE, a magnificant mix of art metal and folklore. please keep this up! poppy's workshop says HI
What a beautiful tribute. And man, that box really is something else, too.
Thanks for sharing this with us, it brings a moment of sanity and a moment of piece in the chaotic cluster of today
My faith in humanity has been somewhat restored by reading most of the comments below. To be amongst, albeit virtually, such decent folk makes for a good feeling. Sadly, we're bonded by the lost of one or more of our furry friends and the tears of happy memories which remain.
Deepest condolences to you and your family AvE.....time heals most wounds, but we never forget. Buddy is in a safe place waiting patiently with a wagging tail for the day when you'll be reunited.
Take care and be safe brother.
The amount of work that went into the box is astounding, and brass print is pretty amazing too. It’s ruff loosing a good loyal friend.
The obvious level of Love and care you put into both the paw and the beefy jewel case brought me to tears.
I have loved me a few dogos in my time. What you just did gave me ,some, hope fer humanity.
Thanks
This has to be, I think, the best vijeo on the youtubes.
It's been silly this side of the malahat due to that bit of infrastructure being wiped out. Fuel brought over from Duke Point has been pretty severely bottlenecked, and the number of gas stations reading zippo has alarmed quite a few people. Any station reading a buck fifty-seven is lined up into and on the main roads.
Awesome commemorative activity for the memory of your furry family member!
An exquisite and memorable tribute to a sorely missed friend.
Thank you for enlightening me with your vast knowledge of the arcane
I remember when my first dog died, I was sixteen at the time and it really didn't hit me hard, but my dad, who I never saw cry was crying because of how much that dog meant to him. Life makes men of us and death bring us back to being little boys, but in the end what they always say is true, it is better to love and lost than to never at all
WOW, that was very touching and the ending powerful. I swear I heard him barking as the screen faded to black ...
My sincere condolences to you and your family ...
I lost my best friend Bruno a few months ago, my life will never ever be the same.
He was my favorite person on planet Earth and I miss him more than words could ever describe.
I am not even a little bit ashamed to admit I got far more than little bit choked up.
that boy was my life, he went wherever I went.
A huge part of my life is gone and can never be replaced, there was something so special about him
This, and the flowers video from the little one hits home. Videos like these restore my faith in humanity.
One of the hardest thing I've ever done was putting my dog down by myself because nobody (veterinarians) would help me this September. Afterwards the silence and being left alone was the best thing I could ask for. It's strange how the loss of companionship is best healed by solitary.
Why wouldn't the vets help? Was it a healthy dog?
@@mrt9749 some wouldn't answer, some wanted to schedule an appointment days later. I have 2 vets I go to that were 24hr but they closed after hours during the pandemic. I'd have to drive over an hour away for just a chance that a 24hr vet would do it. She wasn't going to last a hour, the toughest dog I've ever had was unsettled and yelping non stop as everything was shutting down.
Best to do it yourself. Best for them, best for you. It's quicker than finding a vein, or having to be strapped down if they're uncomfortable. Just a single report and it's done. Time for the tears comes after the trigger is pulled.
I'm not crying, you're crying. Lost my beautiful four pawed friend in June, you talking about your mate Buddy gets me right in the feels.
Coming at us hard with a wall of wisdom. Thanks AvE you're a good one
The end of this vid gave me chills. Sorry for your loss man.
Saturday morning gold! Love R.L.Burnside! RIP Buddy. Hold Fast through the aqua devastation there man.
beautiful.....rest in peace buddy. in the great armchair in the sky...even buddy can catch a hotdog without a try. thank you ave for teaching a little something to those who still have a thought. happy thanksgiving.
A fitting tribute. Brought a tear to the eye reminiscing about my lost best friend. Hopefully Buddy and Buck are having a bone together thinking of us..
One hell of a video, love to hear your lessons. Keep it up. I would also like to send my condolences for the loss of buddy
Lost my little buddy last week. I'm still a bit worse for wear but I'm slowly processing it.
That was a beautiful heirloom and sorry for your loss.
When I heard of the road issues .. was worried a bit ... glad you and yours are ok
This man is the ONLY man on TH-cam worth watching.
I owe you more than a couple of beers for this restorative sit-down. I hope the goodwill spreads far enough.
That’s one of the most beautiful thing I’ve seen , not knowing exactly what it is !
The Allen key going into place, and me realizing what i was witnessing, hit me like a hammer in the thumb of my heart.
I didn't understand, what was the silver box with the key about?
@@dfgdfg_ I'm not sure, but I think its a sort of coffin/time capsule
Absolutely astounding tribute!!
man,, this IS the absolute PINNACLE of your success, this led me down the path of knowledge, starting with re-discovering Stack Lee [i'm76 years young, YES i remember the song] the roots of the murder, then the gandy dancers,[that brought tears to my eyes], and to the burial of your artwork,, well done sir!
Glad to have been born in this age of turmoil instead of a hundreds years from now where I would have had to read about you in history books after the internet inevitably died and this poetry of a vijeo stored as magnetic or electric charge somewhere is lost forever.
Happy hunting over the rainbow Bridge Buzzard. I lost 2 dogs this year both far far too early in their lives. I'm not a man with your metalworking skills but I did similar with the paw print on slate with my laser cutter.
Thanks for the commentary. Slàinte mhor! for your loss. And, WOW love the machined box, and manual chip making.
I love this guy's quotes "I might not be a gynacologist but I'll have a look"
Twas like watching Bob Ross crossed with Robert Service using a cold chisel, hammer and flaming wiffs of something irony.
You’ve gotch’er music history, cultural history, biology, linguistics, philosophy, metallurgy and anthropology right here.
By God, AvE has taken me to church and it’s a GOOD Sunday to learn how to be a better man.
Rest In Peace Buddy. Thanks for giving us the lesson material to look beyond the everyday.
This is a great way to honor a great dog, you have me choked up because I know the feel. I hope you find a new pup to love like the last.
Aw... Buddy. We said good bye to my old guy this year too. That's a fine tribute.
It was a normal video until you place it that rough finish, hand made dog print inside the cnc machined box. I assume it's a metaphor for how much this meant to you. It could be interpreted in many ways but to me, seeing that is something that will stick with me for life. Thanks dude.
Your commentary is always absolute pure gold Ave lol 😂
Thank you for sharing this portrayal of love, not enough of this in the world.
I was watching this, saying to myself "poor Buddy..." But Buddy had a great, full life. Good on you for being with him for that great life.
Sometimes I wonder why we take in pets. Losing them is a terrible and inevitable feeling. Then I look over at my old pup, pat her on the head and tell her I love her. Sharing time together is so worth it. Wouldn't have it any other way.
Once as a youngen had a ww2 ace tell me "never met a man I ever liked, never met a dog I didn't." The older I get the truer the words. Sorry about the passing.
I tell anyone who will listen that the older I get the more I like Dogs and Old Machinery.
Damb dude , WOW . You are one of the giants of the world. You are such an inspiration. I'm setting here in tears . YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!
Deeply powerful empathy for your loss, and deep respect for your commemoration.
Hells Gate is an inviting sounding place. I used to live in an area called Poverty Plains and worked in a state park called Satan's Kingdom. Fair to say settlers had a rough time back then.
I am sorry for your loss. I have two dogs that are close to the end of my time with them... I am not a religious man but I am trying... One thing in my readings of the Bible there is one thing I remember from Sunday school. Dog is God spelt backwards, because dogs love is the closest thing we will experience on earth to agape love (pure unconditioned love that God has for us)... Thank you for the great idea on how I can make their departure from my family easier for my wife and kiddo...
I lost my Bella about 10 years ago. She took a piece of my heart with her. I can say that since I have not allowed myself to love another. This video hit hard.
Bless ya man, one of the best things I've heard in a long while. You could write a book.