2016 Year in review with Maximillian from Woodsmans Finest

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2016 was a great year as I had the privilege to share my shop with Maximilian Neukäufler from Woodsmans Finest. We learned a ton together this past year as we dug into traditional craft. This video is pretty unscripted so we hope you enjoy!
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6 ноя 2016

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@gabrielesquivel4048 7 лет назад

I watched the whole thing!...I could sit and listen you guys forever!

@woodsmansfinest3814 7 лет назад

Thank you brother! Ever checked out my channel?

@Shaka_Vibe 7 лет назад

Thanks for sharing! Love your work.

@RubylandKids 7 лет назад

Great video!

@sapoutdoors9873 7 лет назад

its great to see you guys making jokes and having fun. great video!

@woodsmansfinest3814 7 лет назад

I appreciate that man!

@PaulKrzysz 7 лет назад

Thanks for the shutout!

@woodsmansfinest3814 7 лет назад

Of course brother! my pleasure!

@Woodchuckinthesouth 6 лет назад

you guys' ending is so epic!! LMBO!!!!

@canadist 7 лет назад

hey guys. Wow... putting it in the nutshell. Good to hear about the reality of going full-time. I'm the guy who can't wait to get off work to do the carving thing and would prefer to do that instead of the day gig that pays the bills.

@woodsmansfinest3814 7 лет назад

I hear you man! The gras is always greener on the other side... same is true once you start crafting fulltime sometimes!

@SkogKniv 7 лет назад

well...I didnt watch, but I listened all the way to the end. Now make my kuksa ;)

@woodsmansfinest3814 7 лет назад

Thanks Bro... means a lot to me!

@Jst4funn 6 лет назад

G'day, I'm a DIY , live in the bush ,cut split and burn wood, build things, construct and repair things.. I love wood. I would like to get involved with carving and I thought spoons would be fun.. Great gifts, great satisfaction,, all that.. I was surprised to see some of teh tools being used. I was thinking band saws, fancy carving knives. Of course all that is advantageous but Jeff made it look so easy with hand tools.. Where do I start? What tools do I need to start. I'm northern Ontario Canada.. Where to buy this stuff.. Thanks..