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Old? My grandfather used to say: "old is the ocean and still moves", they looked like two motivated youngsters working on a school project. What a great memory to share in the years to come, not only both brother working together but using grandpa's drill! Great episode. Semper Fi
These are the kinds of people who adapted and survived the American wilderness. Reminds me of the old French trappers and mountain men. They were resourceful and brave.
That old man has probably forgotten more in a half of a day then the kids coming out of a 8 year college. I wish I could spend a year hanging out with him to learn a little bit of what he knows
I thought Tom was leaving the show last year......but a preview of next week's Season 9 finale doesn't even show him leaving this year. Does anybody know if he is going? Everyone on social media says he is down in Florida right now. (Permanently.) Hope he stays on the show......he is one of my fav characters.
lost FF It lasted six days before the oldest & his friend left it on the bank and it floated away during a storm. It worked though. They have to make another one because he wasn’t the primary worker on the project.
That would be right on ...! Hats off to you..... very few left .... Yal sir.... Ole Tom just makes it look simple ... patience is a virtue is what bible says ... which Tom has a lot of ... very humble man & will go to his grave loving to do what his whole man , heart soul mind & strength just @ he loves Nancy ..... that’s where his heart is .... those two fellas are two blessed men ....
I would love to learn some of Tom's skills from tanning hides to trapping the man's workmanship is truly inspiring amazing to me and know he's building a canoe WOW I'm also glad that he didn't move to the city when his family member wanted him to Stay free TOM and his wonderful wife who waits for him watching out the window 2 special people who found each other
Tom love the show watched you last night knock a hole in the boat then use some old time remedy glue to fix the hole learned a lot watching Mountain Men ...👍👍
Seems TLC/History both find people that grossly overestimate the value of stuff, $500 knife made out of a railroad spike and $2 old file? we have that here. $1000 mug made out of old copper pipes? we got that. some museum going to blow $5000 on a generic wood canoe, they got that too
A canoe AND an authentic patch? Sounds like a bit extra should be charged, getting two authentic things, double the price!!😜 However, today you're blessed, we won't charge extra for the patch!
I miss trappin muskrats. Did it just for fun when I was a younger man. Still got my traps and tools and such. Could survive out there if I had to. Love the solitude and nature !
Its crazy how ppl could come up with something mixing together different things together to patch up a canoe. Could only imagine how it was to live in the 1800s.
its only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. most look at the difference between a hand crafted $5000 canoe, and an $800 fiberglass one with exactly the same dimensions... and buy the $800 one.. why? its the exact same use for much much less money, and you could buy anything else with that money. Problem with hand made nowadays, its a collectors market... and handmade fell to machine's :-( and anyone can do it without a skill in they're body. The arts are being lost... we need teachers.
True craftsman! I LUV watching stuff like this. And what a great way to BOND with ur brother. Thats what this world needs MORE of!,.. less facebook., lol. Lets ALL try ro get back to our roots! God Bless
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This guy is a sham, he creates more work for himself in every project I’ve seen him take on. He’s pretty much a suburban middle class with google access.
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so did it float?.... theres this documentary on youtube called "the happy people" russian aboriginals. they made a wooden canoe almost the same way as these two white guys, but the aboriginals used the traditional hand tools all the way
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"This is grandpa's drill" says the 75-year-old Tom. Which means the drill is from the 1880s. Very cool
I dont know about 1880s but it would be a really old drill.
George Barton 1890?
That drill is from the late 1940s early 1950s
@@fortwoodmisery really? Fascinating. How does the drill show that?
It was hugh glasses
By far Tom and Nancy are the best craftsman of all the show's ❤❤❤❤
I love old Tom and his Brother. Would love to spend a winter with them listening to old stories. "That was our Grandfathers drill"!!! Brilliant ♥♥♥♥
Old? My grandfather used to say: "old is the ocean and still moves", they looked like two motivated youngsters working on a school project. What a great memory to share in the years to come, not only both brother working together but using grandpa's drill! Great episode.
Semper Fi
This channel would be fine just like this...Tom is the real deal and a Gentlemen as well..
Tom is a pure legend, the knowledge & skill he has is amazing & a very humble compassionate guy.
My favorite guy on the show!!! He'd make a great mentor
@Crusader Cross yes sir..... Mentor.
These are the kinds of people who adapted and survived the American wilderness. Reminds me of the old French trappers and mountain men. They were resourceful and brave.
But it's not really a primitive canoe if you use powertools to make it
That old man has probably forgotten more in a half of a day then the kids coming out of a 8 year college. I wish I could spend a year hanging out with him to learn a little bit of what he knows
I hope those kids coming out of college know when to use than instead of then in their sentences.
@Peter Goezinya Surely they didn't have draw knives, drills, or chainsaws back then. But it's still a nice project he should be very proud of.
Wow $5K for a log canoe? I know it’s hard to do but that’s a pile o cash.
It has character like Tom . 👍
Tom Is a Legend 💯🔥
Impressive two old men like that made it happen cool cool
What lovely memories for these two brothers!
I thought Tom was leaving the show last year......but a preview of next week's Season 9 finale doesn't even show him leaving this year. Does anybody know if he is going? Everyone on social media says he is down in Florida right now. (Permanently.) Hope he stays on the show......he is one of my fav characters.
I have six boys and we live on the lake. I think this would be a good project for them tomorrow. They’ve been bugging me about a canoe.
How is the canoe ?
lost FF It lasted six days before the oldest & his friend left it on the bank and it floated away during a storm. It worked though. They have to make another one because he wasn’t the primary worker on the project.
If I had six sons this nothing we wouldn't make
That would be right on ...! Hats off to you..... very few left .... Yal sir.... Ole Tom just makes it look simple ... patience is a virtue is what bible says ...
which Tom has a lot of ... very humble man & will go to his grave loving to do what his whole man , heart soul mind & strength just @ he loves Nancy ..... that’s where his heart is .... those two fellas are two blessed men ....
In order to get a more precise cut, primitive men used an arborist chainsaw..
I would love to learn some of Tom's skills from tanning hides to trapping the man's workmanship is truly inspiring amazing to me and know he's building a canoe WOW
I'm also glad that he didn't move to the city when his family member wanted him to Stay free TOM and his wonderful wife who waits for him watching out the window 2 special people who found each other
Hmmm, I have a old cotton wood in my yard !
It's real nice to see brother's have a bond like that
Definitely not authentic. Tom is my favorite on the show
I feel like this would have been my passion and profession back in the day. I absolutely love this
Love the ingredients for the pitch glue.
I'm impressed. It only took 11 min to make that thing. Wow..
They probably would`ve had it don in 5 minutes,
if it wasn`t for the repair job.
Lol
I actually wonder how long it took them exactly!!
@@jaypahel6528 one day to carve it out, three days to repair.
Yue Lay faderss
Tom love the show watched you last night knock a hole in the boat then use some old time remedy glue to fix the hole learned a lot watching Mountain Men ...👍👍
Seems TLC/History both find people that grossly overestimate the value of stuff, $500 knife made out of a railroad spike and $2 old file? we have that here. $1000 mug made out of old copper pipes? we got that. some museum going to blow $5000 on a generic wood canoe, they got that too
Last night the guys on the show grabbed all this rotten lumber that they said was worth thousands.
Love it when something goes wrong Tom yells out "Woah!"
I do not get the history channel in my tv package....I miss watching this series....Glad to see Tom still doing his thing!!
I wouldn’t want to portage it lol
A wealth of experience as long as their mind is still sharp. Amazing.
5,000 dollar canoe...right on"
Is that an estimate of what its worth...or costs??
Looks like a cut down tree...
Free...its a free canoe.🌲🌲🌲🌲🕺
$5000 from the museum, it tells you in the first 2 mins of the video 🤨
Gosto desta série mais nessa língua ingressa não entendo em nada alguém do pode passa para o português.
A canoe AND an authentic patch? Sounds like a bit extra should be charged, getting two authentic things, double the price!!😜 However, today you're blessed, we won't charge extra for the patch!
Not really authentic when he uses a chainsaw😂
Work smarter, not harder.
Combined age,Tom and his brother over 150yrs old.
So I think they deserve to use a modern tool or 2.
Could of just bought a bottle of flex seal
Or a boat
Because the tree is so green, that canoe will probably warp and crack when it dries out.
I was wondering about cracking myself. With a hull that thin, you'd think it would be a issue (if it's not kept in water).
Impossible with a chainsaw ?!!!!!
Have you ever heard of people sculpting entire figures with a chainsaw ?
$5,000 ! ; Maybe $500.00 worth being a country boy myself.
I miss trappin muskrats. Did it just for fun when I was a younger man. Still got my traps and tools and such. Could survive out there if I had to. Love the solitude and nature !
Chainsaw! who would have thought of that? :)
No museum is giving 5k for that thing......Fake show but it's still kind of fun.
Its crazy how ppl could come up with something mixing together different things together to patch up a canoe. Could only imagine how it was to live in the 1800s.
Hard as Nails those 2.
How many youngsters would chip away for days doing that.
Would be hard work and I'll admit i couldn't do it.
I can't even find the strength to do my laundry and I'm 25 these old men just built a drug out boat, wow fml😂💯
What's with the intense music? They're making a canoe, not performing heart surgery.
its only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. most look at the difference between a hand crafted $5000 canoe, and an $800 fiberglass one with exactly the same dimensions... and buy the $800 one..
why? its the exact same use for much much less money, and you could buy anything else with that money. Problem with hand made nowadays, its a collectors market... and handmade fell to machine's :-( and anyone can do it without a skill in they're body.
The arts are being lost... we need teachers.
Those were my thoughts as well.
I want to be like Tom when I grow up!
Never ever use a chain saw for building a canoe. Always hand crafted not machine.
The narrarator in this show sounds like the manipulative lord in the king with timothy Chalmette.
I love how he refers to West Coast Natives as primitive, I mean yeah we didnt have iron tools but at least we had cool forests and wood clothes
these cats are wholesome!!!
Tom's a pro on that chainsaw he doesn't even use eye protection! Bad***!
Using Primitive techniques eh?u can thank the natives for the chainsaw and the torch.
I watch mountain men myself it’s a great program
Cowboy flex seal
Bila lah manusia nak sedar kita dah dikontiminasi
I like the authentic blowtorch
How long did it take to do this? Looks like one afternoon, but not likely...
What makes it a $5k canoe ? Is that what it was sold for ? Just asking.
It says at the beginning, Tom was commissioned for $5000. That’s what makes it a 5k canoe
Was being bought by a museum
"Crafted authentically"
The only way to do things proper...is to do it by hand
The primitive blow torch and chain saw
Built like they did back in the day 🥴 with a chainsaw lol
The way time and his brother built that canoe that impressed me
What a master craftsmen Tom is. Sadly these are the skills that will soon be lost forever with this dying breed of talented people.
Pretty sure chainsaw skills wont be lost for awhile
This is my brother and I years from now. Lol
Authentic 1700’s chain saw.
Yeah the producers told him to act like he made a hole
True craftsman! I LUV watching stuff like this. And what a great way to BOND with ur brother. Thats what this world needs MORE of!,.. less facebook., lol. Lets ALL try ro get back to our roots! God Bless
Great episode, two brothers working together is great.
I really like Tom, he is very talented. But this dugout is not museum quality Tom. It's a shame Tom does not have access to TH-cam.
75 years old no glasses....... as a start😍😍
Cultural appropriation takes place when members of a majority group adopt cultural elements of a minority group in an exploitative, disrespectful, or stereotypical way. To fully understand its consequences, though, we need to make sure we have a working definition of culture itself.
I only watch this show for tom and nancy
I didn't know propane torches were invented in the 1800 es
1st propane touch was invented in 1797 possibly 1798.
U mean Early Native Americans*
Never been tgis early
Classic elder knowledge I respect these divos
Why are these episodes not on Hulu
This guy is a sham, he creates more work for himself in every project I’ve seen him take on. He’s pretty much a suburban middle class with google access.
I agree... It's all scripted. How can you call it a genuine canoe if it was with a chainsaw?
@@foxmulder4653 dude he's 80 years old he ain't got time to dig it out by hand
Can you do half of what he could?
should be taught in school!!!
authentic dug out lol ,been though mill ,steal chipper axe used , and chainsaw marks .mmmmm
that was an honor to watch. a great example of a negative turned into a positive!
Tom é uma lenda dos homens da montanha
Hola los miro desdes argentina y los admiro y respeto x la vida q llevan señores ustedes son ricos x el lugar donde viven y como viven ..me encanta ese lugar y las cosas q hacen saludos y quiero ir ahiiiiiiii
so did it float?.... theres this documentary on youtube called "the happy people" russian aboriginals. they made a wooden canoe almost the same way as these two white guys, but the aboriginals used the traditional hand tools all the way
Jason could learn Alot from Tom !
Pure beauty and humble aged men working like youthful men.
A novel lesson for the young generation.
So uhhh… did it ever float?!
Tom s hellavu craftsmen
I LOVE Tom and Nancy Oar♥️♥️♥️
Narrator ruins this video,
I would think a primitive raft would be the first boat ever used with a dugout coming sometime after that.
Pretty sure I seen this sealant on the shopping channel after they cut a boat in half.
4:13 y not just use a chisel
Tom that would be a 100,000 usd canoe on line my bid would start at 10,000
They got ripped off for 5k
So did the baot float then?
Tom is a hard working tough old timer. Always liked watching him.on this show.