Building the mosquito in amber cane (from Jurassic Park) 

It was a great experience working with you Pocket! The cane looks perfect!

"Time spent doing something you enjoy is never time wasted"

He did it, the crazy son of a bitch he actually did it.

Coming from Peter's video, it's so refreshing hearing proper audio transitions!

Did no one see the propane and gas and other flammable stuff behind the grinding shot? Nice one pocket made me laugh! You and Peter did a great job.

*I hope a thousand years from now someone finds that and says "Life will find a way"*

Your drilling technique solved a problem I've had trying to reinforce a stick for a cane. Thank you 😊 Came from Peter's channel and subbed.

Thank you Mr Peter Brown for enlightening me to this wonderful place to spend the rest of my life wishing I had the persistence to persuade my dad to let me do some wood work. Instead I will sit at my computer making no contact with the outside world, marvelling in your work

"Since I'm making two of them, I can use one as a frame of reference, like a backbone." A backbone for your bone cane.

Awesome project. Great work from both of you. Thanks for sharing

I feel like they shouldn't have been so perfectly round and straight. In all other ways you two did an amazing job!

really enjoyed that small amount of trolling you did with the grinder and the flammables. it's great reading comments about fire hazards.

Holy Hell, you could get some real money for that, movie grade replica.

Great job, I enjoyed this collaboration. Woodturning, casting and epoxy is my thing. All the best, Jim

I love the millions of sparks flying towards the gasoline can. xD

I know this is an old one. But you earned yourself a sub with this video. You are the personification of working smarter not harder. All the tricks you used may have seemed simple to you. But I'm not someone who's very good at woodworking and other shop work like that. Every trick you used to make the work easier, straightforward and incredibly accurate blew me away. Truly awesome video.

I was very nervous when you added the paint, but it really turned out well. Awesome work. Would love to see more collaborations in the future.

Wow those came out really well. :)

Found you through ShopTime. Def glad I did! Can't wait to watch some more of your videos tonight. Cheers!

Pleasure watching you work!

They came out fantastic!

Those look phenomenal! Great work, Pocket

Why do I binge watch this stuff? I don't own any of these tools and will never make these projects. But I'll be damned if listening to you explain it isn't the most relaxing thing in the world.

Peter's work always blows me away but man these turned out INCREDIBLE! You do awesome work. I look forward to watching a lot more.

As someone who's a first time viewer. The puzzles are quite clever and amazing.

I don't get what the half of the comments are talking about

You guys killed it on this project! Nice work

green and yellow.... that added a neat touch. I like how it got into the scratches. Well done the two of you!

GODDAMIT! I got the code and didn't even finish cause I knew what it was when I got to "just"

it was my thought that the Kane was always bamboo not bone

i love seeing all of your different problem solving approaches. this is such a cool project, and it looks even better than the movie prop! thanks for sharing this with us!

What an incredible job. I popped over from Peter 's channel and so glad to find you. You did a beautiful job making that look authentic

maybe the best collaboration ever

Finding and solving the puzzle was well worth my time and a lot of fun. ;-)

Of all your projects so far, I have found this one the most impressive. The problem solving in geometry and forethought of future problems would have (maybe) never occurred to me. I also enjoyed Peter's video immensely. Thank you for this.

Outstanding craftsmanship! Beautiful!

Hah! I liked all of the "flammables" near the grinding ... Really should set off the safety police with that one. Btw, fantastic work.

Im here cause Peter sent me ...Im glad i came ...New sub !

Found several slick construction techniques, particularly liked the long drill bit hole and how to hold it in registration. Simple yes but I didn't think of it !! Nicely done.

I just want to say that i was just introduced to your channel a few days ago and I absolutely love all of your videos. I find your videos extremely interesting and thought provoking. Thank you for making such awesome videos. I also would like to say I did watch Peter Browns video that showed his part in making the cane and I loved it as well. You guys did an amazing job.

All throughout this video, I was wondering why he was making two canes.... I am not the smartest human...

Suddenly, I need a walking stick

Wow, this is one of the best collaborations I've seen on RU-vid yet! Well done guys!

Awesome to see a collaboration between you and Peter Brown. Great work.

Awesome. I didn't even know they made super-long drill bits like that. Also, as many times as I've seen the film, I never paid any attention to the part of Hammond's cane below the amber knob, so never would have guessed it'd be an engineering project. 🙂 I think I just read it as bamboo rather than being a spine replica. I wonder if the makers of the original prop made theirs roughly the same way you guys did. Again on this video, some very impressive construction techniques I never would have thought of, like the tubing and dowel to prevent the spade bit from getting off-center, or heating the epoxy to give it a more watery consistency. "This time, on 'How It's Made', Mosquito Bone Canes. Shotguns. And interactive CD-ROMs."

This was great! Subbing.

I love the propane, gasoline, and alcohol in the background at 9:34. Gave me a chuckle. You sir have earned a sub.

Oh jesus, honey, your table saw game is insane!

Does nobody notice whats wrong at 9:34

Beautiful work, beautiful collaboration.

Some incredibly ingenious solutions to annoying problems. Subbed. Great work.

9:40 did he put this in the video to make sure we're paying close attention? lol

No regrets, time spent well

I like the way you explain things, the tips and your editing seems to be well executed as well; you have earned yourself another sub, sir

how have i never heard of you before? you are everything i want in a youtube channel! you just got another sub man!

love the grinding next to the gas can and isopropyl alcohol hehe

Nice work clever girl! Earned yourself a subscriber!

I love your idea of using spaced guide blocks to drill a long, deep hole. Great solution! The canes came out awesome! Great job, guys.

Good job there Pockets I sure Peter will be very pleased that's some very nice work you and Peter created.

Could you make a Gandalf staff? That would be quite cool. Or one of the rings from lord of the rings.

6:41 "Now, we're gonna be doin' something real special. We're going to tilt or sawblade, on its side. Just a little bit. No need to ask too much of it. So then this way, when we run our piece back through, it'll cut off all these little corners. Don't worry. It won't hurt 'em none. And then that'll give us a nice, happy little octagon. Won't that be special. Let's do it." #znaproductions

Haven't seen any of your videos in years, thankyou old friend! 👌

wow the detail on the cane is amazing looking forward to watching more of your projects

You can tell the dude's confident about getting his fingers that close to the saw blade.

rip secret message

Pure artistry, and such a pleasure to see it in action! Thank you for sharing this! I found your Channel via Peter’s, who I also just found. Great stuff, and subscribed!

I have never seen a video that has brought me such a sense of awe, fascination, admiration, and joy! That was amazing. Thank you for sharing!

here from Peter Brown's video

First video of yours I've ever watched. Loved the Grinding next to the propane/alcohol/gas can/splodey Gallon jug. I am defly a Subscriber now! Now to finish the video.

Very nice collaboration! Both parts look amazing...

Beautiful work & a great video.

Are you kidding me

9:34 im crackin up 💥🔥

You attention to the details during the process its just perfect. I love it, good job

Beautiful! I can't wait to show my son these videos. He is a huge jurassic Park fan. This is a great collaboration with you and peter .

Ah come on I got pranked

I did wast my time decoding the message

That is beautiful! I loved this collaboration and found a new RU-vidr to watch. I love some of your techniques. Brilliant!

Absolutely brilliant video, loved it!!

I was really interested in watching this video since I am obsessed with peter brown at the moment. Looking at the comments, the first 5 I see is the uploader being rude to people commenting. Maybe I'll just stick to Peter's.

Is it a waste of time if i still got a kick out of it?

Really well put together video. Canes look perfect.

Awesome. Came here from Peter Brown's channel and glad I did. Good stuff.

why green?

9:40 - LOL!

Favoriting solely for that trick with the little piece of tubing to keep the spade bit centered, and it's a fantastic prop replica on top of that!

I love the humor used for the flammable and explosive things placed next to the grinder

Sparks flying off an angle grinder next to a petrol can and a bottle of 97% alcohol? You sir, are asking for trouble..

Goddamit clever Pocket! I just wasted my time!! Still, I quite enjoyed the project!

Great video! Love the collab.

Well thought out and clever approach!

I wasted nothing I tell you!

I was with you till the green

I have no idea why I love this channel, but I do, crafting channels like yours and Peter Browns are just so amazing to watch, even if you're like me and have no interest in carpentry. You got a new sub!

Beautiful work!

The one puzzle I can figure out and it's a red herring 😥

Surely you must have wasted your time in order for us to waste our time?

Another excellent project. You never disappoint!

This was like therapy. I'm so relaxed after watching this!

Why dint he just us the drill press? JK that would be impossible