So happy I didn’t over look this video! I know how to find fat wood and stuff like that but I learned a lot about pine identification! Thanks for sharing brother
Great demonstration on fatwood. Glad that you used a small ferro rod too, I see so many videos of people using big honkin’ ferro rods that would catch a wet sock on fire from 10 yards away lol. I mean they may as well use a flame thrower!
That video was awesome you taking time out of your busy schedule and helping the youth absolutely awesome we need more people in the 😢and on TH-cam doing this thanks for the great job your doing
Great information and multiple points of interest (identification, different lighting techniques, the batoning details, etc.). The information was succinct, effective, and perfectly sized for a video like this. Well done and looking forward to more in the future!
It's great to see u pumping videos out Trent,great plant and tree knowledge . Most definitely punk wood is very dependable indeed,and better when u char it up. Wishing u much success Jake.☘️👍😎
Great video. As a sidenote I want to say from experience that he fatwood out of the roots is much more saturated with resin and with that oftentimes better quality fatwood.
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So happy I didn’t over look this video! I know how to find fat wood and stuff like that but I learned a lot about pine identification! Thanks for sharing brother
I appreciate the comment and the view. Glad you liked the video!
Great demonstration on fatwood.
Glad that you used a small ferro rod too, I see so many videos of people using big honkin’ ferro rods that would catch a wet sock on fire from 10 yards away lol. I mean they may as well use a flame thrower!
Pinning the saw blade down is ingenious!!!
Very nice work on showing the ways to find and use fatwood
Thanks for this - best video on youtube on fatwood. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for watching, I really appreciate that!
Condensed information the way I like it. Thanks!
Respect and loads of envious stuff
Great video. Hope Thomas has great adventures
Nice demo!
Excellent demo and video!!
That video was awesome you taking time out of your busy schedule and helping the youth absolutely awesome we need more people in the 😢and on TH-cam doing this thanks for the great job your doing
Great information and multiple points of interest (identification, different lighting techniques, the batoning details, etc.). The information was succinct, effective, and perfectly sized for a video like this. Well done and looking forward to more in the future!
I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video Jake. From resource identification to resource utilization. Simple and on point. Nicely done my friend.
Nice video Jake !! Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Excellent teaching video. 👍👍👍🥇
It's great to see u pumping videos out Trent,great plant and tree knowledge . Most definitely punk wood is very dependable indeed,and better when u char it up. Wishing u much success Jake.☘️👍😎
More is coming!😎
Outstanding video for the young man who ask you to do it. Very good instruction
Great video Jake!
Great video. As a sidenote I want to say from experience that he fatwood out of the roots is much more saturated with resin and with that oftentimes better quality fatwood.
Excellent video, my friend, very nice and informative. The best I see. Gracias for your time from Spain.
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This was suggested to me by the algorithm, and I was like "what the fuck is fatwood." now I know
Great video well done
Man that's quality f.w there I have for many many yrs used my Swisses for woodscraft
Great video
well done sir
Great videos!
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nice video, but the audio only coms out of 1 side on my headset
My mic mount broke the other day, that’s probably why. Got a new one ordered and on the way