Thank you for making this video Ben, I've been looking forward to seeing this since getting a 4" from you. Really been enjoying it, and it's amazing how much you can do with one, and how little effort it requires to quickly remove material!
Say Heah Ben, How Awesome. Thanx You and nice to see you again. I'm still at the bigginger stage. Well, Yeah, practice makes perfect. No matter how good you think you are, don't have your head get too big. But I know your a Master. It's nice to have a friend like you.,,. p
The mocotaugan is and has always been used to clean and trim horses hooves, called a farriers knife. All the 30 minute internet geniuses copy Mr Russell and get it wrong because he didn't know either.
Thank you for making this video Ben, I've been looking forward to seeing this since getting a 4" from you. Really been enjoying it, and it's amazing how much you can do with one, and how little effort it requires to quickly remove material!
Hi Ben thought I would report that I came across you and your knife making last week so the video was enjoyable so I have now joined your club.
new video!!! i'm glad to see more stuff from you. i loved your axe videos and your pole lathe series. welcome back!
Thanks for this video. I've heard of this tool but never have seen its use. I might even pick one up!
Hi Ben, Great stuff mate, always find your videos interesting, catch up soon
Excellent!
Thanks much for the very useful information!
I have four of your crook knives...
Crooked knives are awesome tools, excellent for the bush.
A very thoughtful knife!
Glad your back!
Say Heah Ben, How Awesome. Thanx You and nice to see you again. I'm still at the
bigginger stage. Well, Yeah, practice makes perfect. No matter how good you think you are, don't have your head get too big. But I know your a Master. It's nice to have a friend like you.,,. p
nice vid.and look like a nice tool to use
Very helpful video
Bonjour ou trouve ces couteaux,belle vidéo
The blade is very close to a big vein on your leg! Is there another method of drawing away from the body.
The technique prevents that from being an issue.
Can't see what it looks like - the camera is too far away.
The mocotaugan is and has always been used to clean and trim horses hooves, called a farriers knife. All the 30 minute internet geniuses copy Mr Russell and get it wrong because he didn't know either.