Constructing a Bushcraft Waterwheel / Harnessing Hydropower Energy for My Log Cabin Camp
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Trials and tribulations of building a bushcraft waterwheel deep in the woods.
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Two Chainsaw Secrets | Turning a Tree into Perfect Boards: • Two Chainsaw Secrets |...
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MY LOG CABIN CAMP development videos (All Seasons):
01 episode - • Fire-Carved Log Furniture (1 season) 2014
02 episode - • Fire Log Furniture ... (1 season) 2014
03 episode - • Запруда на ручье - рук... (1 season) 2014 (not translated)
1 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (2 season) 2015
2 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (2 season) 2015
3 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (3 season) 2016
4 episode - • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... (3 season) 2016
5 episode - • 30 Days Solo Bushcraft... (4 season) 2017
6 episode - • Bear-proofing My Log C... (4 season) 2017
7 episode - • 21 Days Alone in the N... (5 season) 2018
8 episode - • Top 5 Bushcraft Projec... (6 season) 2019
9 episode - • Making a Topsy-Turvy W... (6 season) 2019
10 episode- • DIY Tools, Outdoor Wor... (6 season) 2019
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BUSHCRAFT playlist: • Making Tree into Rope ...
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My DIY Projects playlist: • Forging a Bi-metal Bea...
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MY LOG CABIN playlist: • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui...
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COOKING IN THE WILD playlist:
• My Log Cabin Camp's Su...
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My Patreon page: / advoko
#bushcraft #survival #diy #logcabin - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
there's so few people making stuff with this level of integrity and attention to detail, these videos are special. thank you.
Thank you for such a high praise!
I agree, truely a rare kind of content worthy of celebration!
I 100 percent agree. Incredible craftmenship.
By far, my favorite channel, would love to do this but I’m broken. Still knowledge doing it is not wasted.
This kind of work is a hobby that's why.
I love that this guy says "a chainsaw is not a precision tool" and then makes flawless milling cuts with it
This press has worked like a charm for my projects th-cam.com/users/postUgkxajoEbapTfqWaadnqb04h6U576yxXp-FE . I didn't even secure it to my table top, mainly due to the fact that I was using a 15 lbs drill vise. It's not flimsy at all as to what others have claimed it to be. Make sure the locking nuts and levers are secured and there won't be any issues with light pressure and patience. I was able to drill through aluminum, plastic, and steel (steel took a while) with no problems at all. Yeah it took a little longer than a regular drill press, but I don't have the space OR the money for one.The instruction manual was worthless, but luckily assembling the press was intuitive. However, the manual would be good for ordering replacement parts if needed. There is a nice breakdown of the parts that are included in the kit. Before ordering, make sure it is compatible with your unit, it is clearly stated what models the press is compatible with.This was an excellent purchase for $40!!
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans th-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
Why even have a Netflix subscription, this is the kind of content we all need to be watching.
Because Netflix does the job of catalogueing and sorting the videos. Someone could do the same, if they made a website which used an to insert the youtube page of each video into their page, to make it look and feel more like netflix, than like youtube. Yes, I am suggesting a movie directory website for youtube content.
Thank you Jesus, an hour long upload! Easily my favorite channel on TH-cam.
I have watched literally hundreds of regular woodworking videos on YT and enjoyed many of them, but this really takes the cake. Amazing work. Thank you so much.
I agree with people who liked the longer video. The work involved in the project demands a closer inspection of the process. In a way, because the job itself demands time, so should the video. That was awesome.
‘In this project I planed wood to my hearts content’ I love this guy. Thanks for your showing your projects and sharing your philosophy :-)
In America we have a saying "measure twice, cut once". In Russia you have "measure 7 times, cut once". The quality of this craftsmanship reflects that. Through impatience and over-use of power tools I question if I could build a water wheel that even functions. Yet you have made something that spins true using the bare minimum of tools. Absolutely incredible.
Yeah I couldn't build this. I'd use a large truck wheel on a hub with the blades welded inside the walls of the wheel.
When I was in school, the expression was "cut it twice, still too short"
In Northern Romania we have a joke.
The German measures 10 times and cuts once, the Romanian measures once and cuts 10 times.
And most importantly he grew wheat and grinds them with the help of his wheel system and makes bread out of it🤗
An absolute legend 😎
in The Netherlands we have "Measuring is knowing" (meten is weten)
Pleasure of the process. This is an important principle of the art of living. You're truly a skillful man. May your tribe increase.
I could watch this all day, guy is a genius. Wood working especially with planes is a lost art.
I loved the detailed long version, near one hour of best entertainment.
Agreed. 100% love the longer, in depth videos from time to time.
It didn't feel like an hour. I was thoroughly entertained throughout the entire video.
Longer is better, especially when the videos are so infrequent. I wish I could speak Russian so I could understand what is happening on the Russian channel.
Truth!
For those watching that would like to know more about the Chekhov’s Gun reference in the beginning (2:40). Chekhov was a famous Russian playwright, one of his principles regarding theatre and storytelling was not to lead the audience on to false expectations. “If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off. If it's not going to be fired, it shouldn't be hanging there” as Chekhov himself said. In short: tell your story with the bare essentials and do not make false promises. Of course do with this information as you please, there are many ways to tell a story. In this video he jokingly said that if we once saw a rifle on his wall, we could expect him to do with the rifle anything but using it as intended.
PS: Chekhov’s own funeral was almost something out of one of his plays. Upon his death his body was transported from Badenweiler, Germany in a refrigerated railway-car that upon arriving in Moscow offended friends and colleagues when they saw that the railway-car originally was made “For the Conveyance of Oysters”. Then on the day of his funeral, thousands of mourners mistakenly followed the wrong procession, that of an army general. Chekhov called many of his plays comedies, even though they often were melancholic and bleak. I think the unfortunate events surrounding his funeral would be something he himself would find pretty funny.
Neat. Thanks for the info
The irony of it seems taken out of Murphy's laws at some point...
Definitely a "comedy of errors", much like some of his plays.
I just came from some d bags video about the bunker manuf company he makes that are like low end garbage rv coffins. And this dude, is a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
35 years woodworking and I’m blown away! Amazed at your talent
42:48: "I believe that the work should not be tiring, and that the best rest is a change of activity, so when I feel that I am tired, I just switch to another job or go swimming, fishing, cooking or washing dishes. Work should be harmless and enjoyable, and often hard work will do more harm than good. Although occasionally, in a fit of enthusiasm, it is permissible to perform feats of labor. But only in moderation."
I was ecpecting a bushcraft video. I did not expect practical, yet philosophical life advice
I was about to make this comment, he put it so well. I often find that I start to get irritated with whatever I'm doing and want to do something else but I force myself to continue. I think I'm going to start following his advice more
@@SLAWTERX I took it as a joke, not advice, especially the last 2 lines.
@@curtzeek8818 Why?
@@chadhayes4945 I don't know. I read from "Although" through to "moderation", and it just struck me as a comedian's line like Norm McDonald or Rodney might use in a bit. It just struck me as funny. Do you see what I'm saying about how it reads?
An attorney, engineer, craftsman, teacher and not an ounce of arrogance. I don't know how you do it, but thank you so much for recording it.
Oh, also; the switching back and forth on different tasks isn't uncomfortable at all. It gives the story continuity and keeps it flowing without getting boring. It honestly helps the hour long format flow by in what seems to be minutes. All and all, your videos are great and they keep getting better.
I agree
Could not have said it better myself. Well done.
Probably single
My grandfather told me that change was as good as a rest.
i have no clue where you see/feel/hear arrogance. as a psychotherapist, i call both BULL SHIT "FOSTER" and PROJECTION. arrogance is just insecurity. this man, Max is not insecure. he just goes and does. perhaps it's time for you "FOSTER" to take a page... or... even... to get a course of therapy to look at your insecurities and why you project them onto others. pitiful.
I am very impressed. The hour-long format doesn’t bother me at all, in fact I appreciate it. Thank you for sharing your work.
28:22 "I'm sure I have tired you by now" you sir, are very wrong 😂 this is some of the best content I have ever seen. Aside from the awe inspiring bushcraft, the commentary of enjoying the work and nature couldn't have been more spot on and refreshing
The amount of effort in making this Waterwheel exponentially surpasses an average viewer's effort in watching a video over 15 minutes long. For the amount of content, effort, and exertion used into making this, anyone that thinks this is too long hasn't fully appreciated what they just saw.
This is a great vid, well worth the time watching.
Yes and I appreciated the references of how some things worked out two years later while building in the “present”
Well said. Only those of us who have built things with our hands have some idea of the effort and dedication it takes to do projects like this.
This guy is operating on a completely different level than any other human being on the planet. Truly inspirational.
agreed. i am in awe when i watch his vids
I think all of us wish we could be as knowledgeable as he is, a brilliant craftsman, keep it up
FOR SURE.
Max I really enjoyed the longer format. It's nice for a change, and the quality of your videography is very professional. your
Max, I really enjoyed the longer format. It was a nice change, and the quality of your videography is very professional. Thank you for all the time and effort you expend to share this with us.
Good bless.
I really enjoy watching a dream manifest into reality. I was undaunted by the length of the video. It is a journey with a story and an excellent conclusion.
In the event of a global disaster at least Max will not only survive, but thrive.
28:20 You have a soothing/easy to listen to voice.
Your voice is like a Russian Werner Herzog - very calming. I really liked the long format!
He is the Bob Ross of Russia 🤗
"This is my first waterwheel. I'll make the next one better."
I thought this was pretty damned good to begin with, better will be impressive indeed.
I thought the same thing when he said it..... he's an underrated comedian as well.... We see you Max, can't fool everyone😉
The detail of how you have learned to spend more (or less) effort because it is required (or not) is very useful. As an Engineer, the tendency for extreme accuracy is always there, so know when it matters or does not is very critical. Understanding the points in time that require extra attention focus on design and where "good but rough is good enough" also helps a person doing it the first time where extra care is a good investment. I enjoy the way you present the material, and using the correct description of the tools used lexicon for clamp types and such, helps those without experience to look up details on more information themselves -- this is very important to those that have less experience to help themselves! Bravo.
I live 6257 miles northwest of you on a 0.75 hectare plot of land in southern Mexico where we built our home out of adobe, planted an avocado and peach orchard and grow our own vegetables free of pesticides and insecticides. I have a modest workshop where I have made all the wooden fixtures and doors for our house. I very much appreciate your eye for detail and quality.
I watched your video from beginning to end and I found myself working right alongside you as you solved each problem as it presented itself. Your dreams for your little corner of earthly heaven parallel mine in many ways.
Thank you for sharing your home and work with me.
I love how you say "many of you will question x y z..." while I am just sitting here admiring your patience and ability to learn all the skills you display. The length of the video was great, I wanted to go to bed an hour ago but this was worth staying up for and time flew by. Brilliant in every way to me.
Thank you for the feedback!
You are inspiring multiple generations at once. My ten year old son was mesmerized for the entire video with me
This hope video will be an inspiration for your son 🤗
Max, thanx for your contribution to the sanity of so many of us . Hopefully you are enduring the stressful days of your part of the world and are finding hand work as calming as ever.
Mesmerizing beauty. I could watch for days. So much Wabi Sabi that it oozes an unseen salve for the soul. I would like to see more long videos with more detail as to what goes on every day from hour to hour, the determining of the camera angle, changing of the blade on the plane, while you sleep, along with a detailed account of what your life was before you embarked on this endeavor and how it has changed your mind's eye.
THIS is the way humans are supposed to live.
Anxiety, depression, hopelessness...so much can be traced to us forgetting our nature and living in grey cities.
Thanks for the inspiration!
a very small percentage of humanity has what it takes to live in the wilderness like this
@@AnEvolvingApe
Now...sure.
But the knowledge and skills can be acquired.
Max here is living proof.
@@user-oi7tn6hm7e Max is an exceptional member of our species. Sure, several of us could copy what he's done but the vast majority could not conceive it.
@@AnEvolvingApe
That is true, sadly.
We evolved to tolerate parking lots, traffic and junk food.
It may be for the best thou, seeing how many treat nature one could think they dont deserve a place in it.
@@user-oi7tn6hm7e My personal philosophy is inspired by Buddhism and I don't think that "deserve" has much to do with it as much as that's the way things have evolved. I'm happy for Max that he has achieved enlightenment to some degree while most of us will be stuck in the wheel of Samsara. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
“I’m not an experienced woodworker” he knows more about wood than most woodworkers I know
Yea? I think he know more about wood than most trees! So there! LOL I'll have you know I was in bed watching this and had to get up sit at the desk to type that joke! Hope you enjoyed it.
Wow! You’ve done an amazing job on all you’ve put your hand to. I like the “measure 7 times cut once” proverb.
I initially watched the 2tips for cutting wood with a chainsaw without a guide video then this one. My 7 year old, slightly rambunctious son actually sat with me and watched the entire video also.
Keep up the great work and thank you.
In my younger days I often thought about a water wheel to power my place but my property at the time did not include a stream and my marriage did not last long enough to see me get land with a stream ... so anyway this subject is very interesting to me ... thanks for the video about one of my favorite subjects
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Hearing your voice is never tiring my friend.
Thank you for improving my evenings with your beautiful videos.
It's dubber's voice, you can hear author's voice on his Russian channel
@@_Dwarkin It's his. But reading.
I am pretty sure in one video he did mention these English videos were a collaboration.
Hallelujah- Advoco in English is back 🤘🏻
I join you in satisfaction. Apt horns. Max' work is amazing and one of the reasons I find my days less demotivating when staring down a large project!
THIS SAYS IT ALL..MAX PLEASE DON'T STOP THE EXPERIENCE,, TO me it is Successful exponential Expression,,of a Mind Blessed from ALMIGHTY MOST HIGH,.ABBA
Sharing so freely & generously is an attribute of ELOHIM- ♾️ wisdom +know+skill×♾️ PEACE.💯👁️🆔👁️✅⚡〽️🇮🇲🛐♎🕤©️🧐💯
people like this should be running the world.
I am truly amazed at your wood working skills aswell as your attitude on work and living a wonderful life 🇨🇦❤️🌻
There's a special kind of joy in sitting in your own handmade cabin, knowing it's being powered by your own handmade waterwheel, while you burn wood shavings that you enjoyed making.
Your narration reminds me of Werner Herzog, in the best way :) Every time I stop by I'm blown away by how cool your homestead is. Keep it up!
Thank you for the flattering comparison!)))
Sir, I am in awe. Please continue. I will (due to age and health) never be able to replicate your efforts, but it pleases me to know that men such as yourself are still out there and sharing their methods with all who are willing to learn. Thank you.
Тумсо, спасибо за Ваше мнение! И кот у Вас супер! Любе отдельный респект, как всегда на высоте!
If you ever needed to rebuild human civilization from scratch, you'd want a guy like Max on the team.
Rebuilding civilization from scratch is coming . . . .
I agree! Max would have us back to the beginning on real civilization in a summer!!!
That is funny I was just thinking the same thing. Max has more talent than a dozen average people put together.
@@jfuite Are you covered with jesus blood ?
@@camus25555 What are you talking about?
Maxi, It has occurred to me that your vids combine poetry, craftsmanship, outdoors and camp life, engineering, blacksmithing, and all combine to create a remarkable form of ASMR vids. Thanks
One of my most enjoyable hour's ever spent! Thank you, especially since you didn't have to vlog the your personal experience!
Peace and God bless!
My friend, your engineering knowledge is impressive and may only be surpassed by your ingenuity and hand tool skills. Outstanding!
Should the experiments continue?: YES
Which one first?: YES
This was excellent. Subscribed.
yes
The lack of runout was impressive.
This was me watching a man finding enlightenment and feeling a little enlightened from it myself. Pure joy. Excellent video from start to finish.
I watched a movie as a kid that had a waterwheel in it and have always been fascinated by the idea of building one. Your video has essentially built that water wheel. Thank you for your hard work and attention to detail, I loved the video!
For someone like me, who's looking for advices in bushcrafting and not only that, but very relaxing nature videos, this video is gold, my friend.
"in a fit of enthusiasm it is permissible to perform a feat of labour" wise words
Max Igorov, I'm really learning a lot from you. I thank you for your time an effort to bring about this quality of even cinematic and editing. Keep up the good work.
What was once absolutely necessary for everyday life, is now something of awe.
Everybody, who has ever tried to make a video about something he is crafting, knows how much work it is, to make a filming with intended focus, changing position, controlling the material, saving it, and still do the work you want to film. Great work. I love it all and can't get enough of it. Very good work for filming and the opus itself, genious, I might say. I'm a big fan of your projects, the hut, the waterwheel and your tool manufacturing. The place you have found seems to be far away from any other hut or humans. That can not be found in densely populated areas like Middle of Europe anymore. May this place be protected from any evil-minded creatures.
I can appreciate both hard and exacting work if your woodwork and videography
Oh yess. I tried to film me building a kitchen isle but gave up half way, because it is soo difficult
Hard to believe that this video was almost an hour long; I didn’t want it to end. Best one yet Max, and much appreciated.
I love the washing machine!!! I had never thought one could be powered like that!!! But then again, the mill houses of old all did work like that!
MMy fathers people were from Bellaruce. My grandparents migrated to America and he as well as myself were born here. I was a working carpenter for about 55 years , So I feel a special connection to you. Your videos are excellent. They are the best bushcraft videos I have seen. I admire your skills, your intellagence, your creativity and your kind and considerate nature. I salute you cousin! God bless you and your family. Love, David
Your voice and narration is calming and cathartic. Hearing your thought process and explanations for your engineering and work coupled with alternating from different work tasks made the hour flow by without tedium. I enjoyed the ingenuity of your work. Thank you for taking the time and effort to film, edit and share your passion.
If I covered all the skills demonstrated by Max's work it would be a lengthy essay.
@Magi Ummm, you need help! Consult your local mental health professional ASAP!
My cat snuggled up against my speaker while I was watching this video. she has never done that before.
You’ve been gone a long time welcome back missed your videos
Your commentary is one of the best things about your videos. Too many other bushcraft videos are silent and the viewer is left to try and figure out the minute details on their own.
Kevin, thank you for the feedback
Max, this was Awesome. The balance and absence of run out that you achieved when you first turned the wheel was truly impressive. Excellent Video
Privet Max...The experiment was a complete SUCCESS! As far as I'm concerned, this was the best video presentation you have done. For me the hour flew by like it was minutes, that's how absorbed I was. Your attention to detail is fantastic and I learn/enjoy watching you work with raw materials gathered from nature, keep it up my friend...thanks again Max for a most illuminating time...
Watched it twice now, will watch again. Great video.
I am really amazed at what you can create! Crazy to think that people only used to have these in everyday life
You have Maxed me out in this video😃 thank you thank you thank you and please do not stop talkin the way you do in your videos, I enjoy the continuous information. Everything was all in sync and for me you are the best so far. I have been interested in waterwheels for quite some time now, thank you man good job❤
Your ability to materialize everything you set out to do is simply extraordinary. His skill and dexterity is on another level. I classify you as a Leonardo Davinchi.
Thank you for such a flattering comparison!
imagine the IQ of this humble gentleman
The shear knowledge he has of engineering, craftsmanship and physics is staggering.
A true renaissance man. Well versed in educational theory and application.
I wish I were younger, I'd ask to apprentice under him.
His profession in Russia he is a lawyer
I know plenty of high IQ people. I know many industrious people too. Max is the only person I've seen to combine these attributes and then take them to a new level. Love this guy.
OFF THE SCALE.
Was that an hour? It felt like 15 mins to me! More please, just like this…
50:05 love that detailed physics explanation! Well done
I did not realize until you said almost hour long video that I had just been sitting enraptured the entire time. This was such a different experience from the usual over energetic, attention grabbing videos that I see, especially about wood working, that I don't quite have the words to say how impressed and satisfied I am. Every part of this, the story telling, the tone, the details and explanations, was extremely enjoyable
Same, I didn't notice this have been going for 40mins until I came to the comments to see what people were saying about this masterpiece.
yes because he lives right next to nature and understands life better and what is important in life
Dude! There should be a Nobels price for guys like you!
Human ingenuity is truly incredible. I'm never not amazed by the creativity people have to make something as innocuous as a stream become their very own power plant.
Max ty for this video it is so interesting watching you figure out the ways to make it all work. you are a very talented person
I know an hour long video probably takes longer and sucks more life out of you but it is very appreciated. I have watched so many of your videos and at the end I have always wished for more, so thank you. You videos never disappoint!!!
I feel quite privileged to witness this set of skills being executed while being so eloquently narrated; it's a complete joy to watch, well done Max
I am handy but this waterwheel was built with so much thought and craftsmanship I have a hard time to know what to say. Other than you should be proud of taking such a primitive project in to a thing of beauty. Thanks for showing how a person can make something and figure all the ins and outs of a project and deterioration to carry it to a end.This is something most people have lost on the simplest things in life today. Thanks for showing the pride and heart you but into this waterwheel.Thank you for sharing this!
I watched this whole video in Russian without understanding a thing because I didn't know that there was an english version.
I still found it profoundly fascinating and inspiring. I haven't often being glued to my screen for a video of an hour in a foreign language.
The shape of the wheel made with so many smaller pieces means that the geometry size will be more stable. It will not shrink much from drying because the shrinkage is greatest in the direction of the length of the wood grain. Since the pieces are small, their shrinkage should be negligible. It's a good design. Thank you so much for such a wonderful long video. I will watch it many times, I'm sure.
This is truly amazing, nobody else makes this kind of stuff out in the forest, not to even mention about such level of engineering and precision. I watched the whole 53 minutes with a huge smile on my face. Thank you for making these films.
What, lmao, it needs subtities
th-cam.com/channels/AL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA.html do you know this chanel?
My man out there getting ready for the apocalypse !! Kudos my man! Very impressive stuff! Makes wanna go out there and build so,e stuff with my own hands ! 🎉🎉🎉 God blessss
Max, Thank you for your enthusiasm, your inventiveness, and your commentary. It is inspiring. Your willingness to share what you know and what you learn is much appreciated.
If you ever start a community, I will be the first to join for sure. This is what I always imagined life should be. Thanks for your video. I enjoyed it every bit.
I’ll be second !
i doubt he is interested in community... he is a lone russian bear
Your enthusiasm for living a simple and self-sufficient life style is really contagious. Watching you makes me want to move out to a rural area in the Appalachian mountains that is similar to area you live in Russia. The Creeks and forest gives you such a calm spirit and makes life so much more satisfying. Thanks for sharing your peaceful and calm home.
It's such a pleasure to see people using the gifts that God has given us and the skill that he implores
Wesley's got his strength back. I'm starting him on the machine tonight
I didn't even notice it was an hour long. Magical!
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This type of project is much better shown with its fine details, challenges, and resolutions. There are many aspects of this kind of thing that a person attempting (especially who isn't an experienced carpenter) would struggle greatly with but you have great detail. Also, your commentary on work being for fun and only while enjoyable is something to live by.
The kind of person who watches this entire video is one who enjoys detail. I wouldn’t edit a thing. I appreciated every minute of it. I also appreciate how you move from wood to wilderness work to mix it up - great philosophy and mechanically it’s better on your body. I appreciate your train of thought and consideration, if your projects and on your body. Bravo, sir.
I keep going into the next room to describe to my wife something impressive you just did. Nice work - all of this!
There’s just something about your whole process and narration that is enjoyable to watch and listen to. Thanks so much.
Max calls himself lazy (for not redoing the dam), but builds more stuff on his time off than I do in a year!
Fantastic vision and execurion of the project. All your handmade tools are works of art and functional as is your cabin. Your little piece of paradise on Earth is wonderful. Thank you for sharing. Kind regards from British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
This is Awesome!!! You are a Highly Skilled and Humble Person... Thank You Very Much for your Time and God Bless You 💯❤️🙏
Governments of the world should sponsor this Man's TH-cam channel. He is an earth ambassador.
Governments don't want us living like this, being independent and self sufficient. Governments rely on their people's perceived need of them, which is why they continue making things worse for us. The worse it is, the more people think they need the government, the more power the government gets.
@@CristiNeagu one word, Consumerism.
Paul Bunyan & Daniel Boone would be just smiling right about now.
Once again, you come back to fill us all with envy.
A culmination of thoughtful planning and consumate craftsmanship. Fantastic. I was totally absorbed watching this production.
You are the true successor to Dick Proenneke. Not since "Alone in the Wilderness" has anyone exhibited this level of integrity and shared it so eloquently. Much love and respect from NC, USA.
Thank you for such a flattering comparison!
This is one of the best videos on TH-cam, I’m going to watch the whole thing again while I fall asleep. This is how I get my mellow on. This video could have been 4 hours long and I would have watched the whole thing. Thank you Russian bush craftsman. From USA with love.