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Thank you everybody for watching ❤
We appreciate the love and support. Always more great finds and videos to come! Stay tuned this summer☀️ while we discover more spots to fish and travel!
See ya on the next one! 😉
Thanks baby! ❤️
We are like a couple of bloodhounds when it comes to sniffing out some of these spots 🤣 🎣 🧲
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Thanks again for the invite Alex and Tyler! I always have fun watching you two goofballs find cool stuff!! Also those two pointy items could be used for vampire hunts 🥴😆
Thanks again!
Thanks for taking me along, Alex! :)
You bet! Glad you enjoyed! 😁
Hello Alex and Tyler,
Welcome to the industrial Midwest where technology is mechanical not digital. I like the blacksmith idea of blocks of steel and cast iron. Machine shops made custom lumberjack tools and military machines. The magnetic rocks are hematite from the Mesabi range in Minnesota and deposits from the upper peninsula of Michigan. Lots of the hematite was 50% iron oxide which the recyclers can use. Electric arc furnaces will melt and refine the rocks and scrap into new steel. Thanks for cleaning the waterways. If you guys can figure out a tasty way to cook the zebra mussels you can start a new fishery for the Midwest. Looking at the video I can smell the fresh air and water.
Like what you saved from the scrap cart. They would make cool wall art. Keep on fishing ‼️🐟🐠🐟
Those cheese pieces you found are called wedges they used them to split logs with for fire wood or to build houses. They came in different sizes. I used them as a kid. My mom and dad used them to split chunk of wood that was to big around for the wood stove. You may need 2 or 3 to get the job done depending on how big the chunk was around. You used a sladge hammer to knock the wedge in to the wood they had big fat heads on some and so none was smaller headed some was long and some was short. Most was about 6 to 8 inches long or more. Dad had all sizes they had to be sharpen to cut the wood. If they was dull you had a harder time getting the wood split. So you kept them very sharp. Like you would your AX. Some times when the handles was off the axes they used them for wedges too if you didn't have one to do the job. They are steel. Dad always sharpened his axes and wedges daily. If used alot so they'd be ready to work next day. It wS hard work cutting up wood to heat the house with. Not like to day Dad didn't have a chain saw he had what is called a buzz saw he cut the logs up in to chunks then you had to split them up in to fire wood. I like your finding of these old great tool. Wish I had one .
They might be selling some on the marketplace. I think both Alex and Tyler has a store selling stuff like lures and whatever else that they’re selling.👍🏼🇨🇦
I worked at Brown printing here in our town. We used those rollers on everything, everywhere, every machine. We had those rollers. They held the paper and material down so that we can get it. Those rollers are used on a lot of things here. 😊😊😊
The honey spot,,,,,? well I’m sitting here with my coffee and ready to watch you pull up lot of heavy, heavy loads not these puny little sticks. Okey-dokey this is your honey spot right we’re all watching. Good luck.🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Awesome video 😀. You found some really neat looking things. Thank you for sharing all your treasures. Thank you for cleaning up the water. I can't wait to see your next video. Please remember to have fun and stay safe 😊
Thanks for sharing your adventures
Glad to see both of you together. Love the videos and seeing the finds yall get. Have a great weekend.
Looked like a good day to go mag fishing in the rain. Gtsy guys! 👍
I love your positive attitude!
Hi! I always enjoy videos! Especially your tool finds, I have awesome memories of my dad using many of the old hand tools that you find! By the way, the magnetic rocks you and Fisher catch, are actually called, Magnetite. They have a natural, very high Iron content! Iron ore. Happy throwing!
As always. It's an honor to enjoy your videos. Great job.
Saw blades and files can make great knives with a bit of heat and hammering😊😊😊
😅 every time Alex takes an item off his magnet. He grabs it and swings it off aggressively and the mud goes flying on the steering wheel. The steering wheel is all muddy now I don’t think he had noticed what he was doing. I see the mud flying ball was that.😄😄😄😄😉 7:13
Your "big tap and die" piece is close, as I think that is part of a metal lathe, The three protrusions would hold the metal while the lathe turned.
Good stuff every single time.
Hey guys, awesome video with some interesting finds. I wanted to suggest that if you wanted to. The carbide bits and the other small square metal pieces you find. What you could do is find out exactly what kind of metal the squares are and if they are tungsten steel they will bring you more $$$ than just plain steel per pound. Those carbide should def be worth something more than steel. But one of you said that those squares are really heavy for no bigger than they are. Stay safe. Blessings, cheers.😊
Cool dudes !!
07:00 ... wood splitting wedges
Awesome video!!!always enjoy them
Magnetic rocks? Could be a meteorite! Love to watch you guys.
Thank you for watching! 😁
The smal blocks of metale could the Blacksmiths used them to make small hand Tools
it always amazes me when I watch you and The Fisher tossing off a boat.... if it was me I would probably rock the heck outta the boat lol. and I dunno what to do to get more sub like you guys got.... I can't see traveling 2+ hours to a probable better location. Nice finds tho :)
Metal Money Baby! Nothing wrong with that! In the area you were, What kind of factories were there back in the day?
Machine shops and sawmills
@thefindingfamily Gotcha! Surprised you did find any REALLY big Circular saw blades! But still a very interesting spot! Needs more exploring 🤙
Those long looking spikes that you found you should have those checked out those might be old ships spikes for building ships or log cabins the rust and water didn't make those spikes go to a point they were made like that you should check them out before you scrap them those spikes might be really old
You should keep the rocks and take a closer look. There are some jem stones that are magnetic and worth money, garnets, tourmaline. Black diamonds, jade, hematite, and metorites!!!! They could be CASH MONEY!!! Lol!!
Have you ever thout of taking the Rocks shaping them to make into somthing
Thous pices of Magnick rocks could be leaf over fragments of biger Blocks that the used to bilde with before the Mud floud
Grate fun
Some people who have a business on the river shore apparently save money by not having a dumpster just throw it in the water
You need to use plastic wrap around the camera except for lens
Rocks? Have you ever heard of a Meteorite?
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