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Sketchy Ice | Komatik (qamutiik) Build

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We're putting together a traditional Inuit sled design called a qamutiik to haul the logs we need for the cordwood sauna's timber framing. But once it's together we get into a jam on the beaver pond as the warmer weather has left the ice conditions unfavourable.
Komatik (qamutiik) Plans: kylewith.com/wp...
#komatik #sauna #iceconditions

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24 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@subdawg1331 4 года назад

I have enjoyed all your videos , but this one simply awesome !!! thank you once again

@HayWoodsandWetlands 4 года назад

Very much appreciated. Thanks for the kind words.

@kilerwhale44 2 года назад

Watched your video many times since last year and this year again I made 4 qamutiqs last year , though 3 on a 7 degree angle and worked fine. Never got loose, and made one straight cut like the way they make it here and 1 side after being used got loose so had problem coming back from fishing . So I put it in peace’s and cut my 7 degree angle and never have any problems with it 🤞🤗 Just want to say Thank you very much 🙏

@brianmiller909 4 года назад

Awesome video of the family n lil project bud

@HayWoodsandWetlands 4 года назад

Much appreciated, Brian. Thanks for the comments

@jedidiah5131 4 года назад

Nice project...My grand kids will like this. Thanks for the vid...

@HayWoodsandWetlands 4 года назад

Yeah my boys were pretty into it right away. Tough sled too. Hauls a lot.

@SonnyVator 3 года назад

Nice, but what did you use to cut notches in your decking?

@HayWoodsandWetlands 3 года назад

I used a bandsaw, but you could use a jigsaw, a coping saw, or just a handsaw and do simple V's.

@SonnyVator 3 года назад

@@HayWoodsandWetlands Just v cuts? yours look like they are somewhat curved on one side or is it just me seeing things again, thanks for the reply.

@HayWoodsandWetlands 3 года назад

@@SonnyVator Mine have a curve you're correct. Again, Bandsaw, Jigsaw or Coping saw could achieve this, but if you only had a hand saw the straight V's would probably work fine.

@SonnyVator 3 года назад

@@HayWoodsandWetlands Thanks again Chief!