The Cloggers Knife | Old Tool Reborn

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This video is about my cloggers knife manufacturing process as well as its various applications at my log cabin camp.
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

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@Advoko 3 года назад

Friends, for your convenience I assembled a chronologically arranged list of videos about my efforts in establishing this log cabin camp in the off-grid remote location of Karelia (All Seasons): ------------------------------- 01 episode - @ (1 season) 2014 02 episode - @ (1 season) 2014 03 episode - @ (1 season) 2014 (not translated) 1 episode - @ (2 season) 2015 2 episode - @ (2 season) 2015 3 episode -@ (3 season) 2016 4 episode -@ (3 season) 2016 5 episode - @ (4 season) 2017 6 episode - @ (4 season) 2017 7 episode - @ (5 season) 2018 8 episode - @ (6 season) 2019 9 episode - @ (6 season) 2019 10 episode- @ (6 season) 2019 -------------------------------- My Patreon page: @t

@thetayterminator1436 3 года назад

That is some BEAUTIFUL WOOD!! What kind of Trees are you getting that wood from?

@mrslinkydragon9910 3 года назад

Please call the mount steve

@georgeyoung613 3 года назад

Wow n never herd of this tool before. Beautiful design and extremely useful. This is the first video of your that I have seen. Very interesting and informative. Your little slice of heaven is amazing. I'm looking forward to seeing your other videos.

@Menuki 3 года назад

Have you considered a Da Vinci can power hammer for smithing. It seems almost too easy for you

@georgeholder5076 3 года назад

@@mrslinkydragon9910 I think it should be named George , and this is why --- George Meaning: the Greek georgos farmer or earthworker..

@jeffmoncalieri7491 3 года назад

When I was a young man in the 1980s had you told me that in the year 2021 one of my favorite forms of entertainment would be watching a young Russian attorney build a cabin and homestead in the middle of the Taiga via a world wide network of connected computers - I would have called you crazy. Yet - here we are. The world is far stranger than any of us can possibly know.

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper 3 года назад

40 years is a lot of change, at least in the past few centuries. We went from using the same stone age tech for a hundred thousand years, then using bronze for thousands, iron for a few thousand more, and then things got crazy. Imagine the difference between being a young man in the civil war, seeing the west in its heyday in the decades after, and then watching airplanes become a thing, all within 40 years. Going through the Great Depression as a teen, fighting in WWII and seeing the world become a global community, and then watching the moon landing on TV, all within 40 years. The 1980's compared to today doesn't seem like that stark of a contrast compared to those, really most everything that's changed has been electronics.

@bellasmom2597 3 года назад

I hear you. Not only do I like him I admire and respect him. I want an age appropriate Russian man now!

@jeffmoncalieri7491 3 года назад

@@bellasmom2597 Most Russians I've known are incredibly warm, gracious, and kind people. Book a vacation to Russia some day and check it out in real life.

@bellasmom2597 3 года назад

@@jeffmoncalieri7491 you vastly over estimate my spending money. Apparently you are unaware of the tensions between Canada and the USSR that only ended in the late 80's and early 90's. You may want to look up "cold war" and look at some of the nuclear threat videos they had kids watch. Perhaps educate yourself before assuming others are so ignorant.

@jeffmoncalieri7491 3 года назад

@@bellasmom2597 I don't know where your hostility is coming from. I lived through the cold war. I even have a Cold War Recognition Certificate from the US Army. As for your finances - since you seem to know how to read, write and operate a computer I assumed you would be smart enough to save up a few thousand bucks. Apparently I was wrong. Please be aware that as a Canadian or American we are free to travel to Russia provided we have all the proper travel documents. You should educate yourself. No one like ignorant fools.

@RionDarling 3 года назад

"If I were a blacksmith"... the modesty of this man as he makes his own forges, forges his own tools, uses those very same tools to create an amazing cabin, kayaks, storage facilities, furniture etc. etc. Dude, you're such a boss.

@traida111 3 года назад

yeah I think he needs to change his title, +blacksmith

@HAL-99000 3 года назад

Is not a simply man,he dont even know yet that he is just an entity, a good one,with a human looking, living on a strange and savage planet to learn and teach us all this for the dificult times that comes...

@mikebar42 2 года назад

And I didn't even know there was such a thing as a cloggers knife

@FatalShotGG 2 года назад

Well to be fair, blacksmiths usually provide services for other people and Smith weapons/armor/tools for people in exchange for goods/currency. This man is just an absolute badass with crazy ass skills. He could absolutely be a blacksmith though if he so desired.

@charliegee8878 2 года назад

@@mikebar42 SAME

@johnnycastellanetta7183 2 года назад

All the self proclaimed survivalists out there, take note of this man. It is fine to have all the expensive gear, but being able to create your own usable, long lasting objects and tools is the real deal. Very well done video, narration, and creations. It would probably be great to know you in real life!

@rebeccamartin2399 2 года назад

I agree, having the ability to create your own tools and objects rather than rely on others to produce them is what its all about. Survival.

@spvillano 2 года назад

I noticed that which matters most. Not a single steel tool showed any hint of rust, showing both excellent care in storage and continuous usage. Well used don't get the chance to rust.

@Kevin_Aus 3 года назад

That knife leaves such a fantastic finish. I also love the story: "I need a knife, better make one. Need a forge to make a knife, make a forge. Need fire for the forge, discover fire". Very inspirational.

@satchsh 3 года назад

I feel the same way

@perilthecat 3 года назад

😂 thats a perfect summary 👌

@jasmijnariel 3 года назад

There is nothing you cant do... just believe you can

@undoclimatechange3622 3 года назад

Exactly

@rabeesyed6629 3 года назад

Hi, can you please make a bow and arrow:)

@KelleyEngineering 3 года назад

"Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution" is such an awesome quote. Definitely puts some of my priorities into perspective

@grizzlyaddams3606 3 года назад

"They say, 'there is nothing more permanent than temporary anyways.'"

@CONEHEADDK 3 года назад

@@grizzlyaddams3606 Everything is temporary - everything....

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469 3 года назад

@@CONEHEADDK yes, everything is temporary, however somethings or situations are slower to dissipate... making them seem more permanent.

@mysteryguitardude100 Год назад

After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans ru-vid.comUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG 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!

@mohammedtanveer5785 6 месяцев назад

Does anyone know if there is anything similar like this; but from welding's (metal fabrication) perspective?

@DanGoodShotHD 3 года назад

"There is nothing more permanent than temporary." Amen to that brother.

@thinkfloyd2594 2 года назад

I was patching my car door one day and my grandfather asked, 'What are you doing?' I said, 'Just a temporary fix.' Without hesitation he said, 'No such thing.'

@calebm.mclaren8465 2 года назад

^this

@billdau 3 года назад

Wow, I’m speechless! Couldn’t believe your patience when the knife cracked! I would have sworn a blue streak, thrown the knife, and walked away! Your talent and patience is on an other level!!

@salvadormuro7346 3 года назад

One of my favorite channels. The fact that you don’t upload often is a testament to the time and effort you put in for your one man operation. Always worth the wait for me.

@Skashoon 3 года назад

I had never heard of or seen this tool. In fact the same can be said for many of your tools. Your videos make my mind imagine living in the old days before power tools and electricity. Your knowledge and skills are impressive. Every video you make is a treasure to me. God has blessed you in many ways.

@piconano 3 года назад

God took from me to give to him. I'm the victim here!

@hayley8715 3 года назад

You know it! My thoughts exactly.

@1911wood 3 года назад

There’s very interesting videos of people expertly using this tool to make wooden Dutch clog shoes.

@michaelslack4937 3 года назад

Well said, fully agree.

@adamantis.aimant 3 года назад

Yes, it real treasure!

@maxfalconi6995 3 года назад

This guy is a true legend! He even get beavers to work for him

@funbrothers96 2 года назад

frogs supervising too Lol its nature at its best i want to go to st peteresberg and build some stuff #

@matthewf1979 3 года назад

Your “special straightening tool” is called a “Spring Die” in English. They’re used in power hammers too. Nice work!! I think “Cloggers Horse” would be an appropriate and familiar name.

@Advoko 3 года назад

Matt, thank you for the info and a name suggestion!

@KristoffRand 3 года назад

I vote Cloggers Horse as well...

@peprforge8184 3 года назад

While "spring die" is technically correct, "spring swage" is probably the proper Blacksmith vernacular.

@icekid099 2 года назад

Swage is the name I'm familiar with, check out Timothy Dykes channel (dyke pronounced dick)

@bensevrywere 2 года назад

homie thats a swage

@jordannogaki_on_youtube 3 года назад

Each video is a masterpiece. Many thanks, from Sendai, Japan.

@Levi-xo9un 3 года назад

8:55 "I'm only a novice" as he holds a finished piece - that looks like it came from a factory - done only by hand and angle grinder. Advoko is extraordinarily humble. I respect you a lot, and I hope your videos inspire other people, especially the younger generations to go outside more, in nature and spend their time well.

@lukaslarson 2 года назад

I’m a cnc machinist and am constantly researching the most cutting edge manufacturing methods utilizing 5axis CNC machines that weigh 10K+ pounds and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. This is the most interesting video I’ve seen in a long time. Also, your narration is reminiscent of Werner Herzog lol. Loved the video. You earned this sub.

@yepiratesworkshop7997 Год назад

Werner Herzog. You must be close to as old as I am. (67) I just accidently 'discovered' this man and I'm AMAZED!!!

@lukaslarson Год назад

@@yepiratesworkshop7997 I'm only 39, but I'm a documentarian, so his voice is burned into my memory. Anyway, great vid.

@johnduffy6546 Год назад

The sound of that scary-sharp tool slicing effortlessly thru end grain wood is like a lullaby to me. You are a genius and a very good teacher. Thank you for sharing your talents.

@jeffmiller1159 3 года назад

There is something emotionally satisfying and relaxing about watching this knife shave wood pieces

@mickeynussbaumer 3 года назад

I would say comforting as well!

@jbh.6257 3 года назад

The sound of it slicing is amazing

@jamesmichael3998 3 года назад

I love the sound texture and feel of wood parting and releasing from it's natural state while being manipulated by a sharp tool. Cheers from Jacksonville Florida

@jimmyrustler9980 3 года назад

Like a knife cutting through warm butter...

@Sionnach1601 3 года назад

Yes! As satisfying as a well-peened really sharp scythe blade mowing grass with perfect ease. Oh God, such perfection is EXTREMELY satisfying to witness; even more, to utilise! The sound is gorgeous in both examples! 😊😊

@Ax-ug5ed 3 года назад

I do not know if you read that comment, but i want to let you know... you are an inspiration for me, you are one of the Heros who shows me that everything is possible if you want it. For me, you are a Legend on youtube and trigger me to also grow in my own way... thank you! Please be with us, and stay healty! Wich you all the best!

@Advoko 3 года назад

Thank you!)))

@aa-ej5jq 3 года назад

I understand very well why did you get so emotional. 😊

@tobyjo57 2 года назад

This guy is simply gifted,imaginative,inventive,skillfull and flexible and has a superb imagination.

@chrisjones9115 2 года назад

You sir are no novice!! I don’t know how you know how to do all you know how to do, but it’s simply amazing! You have the skills of someone whose lived 200+ years.

@jq4t49f3 3 года назад

Max, I seriously think that you are the reincarnation of some genius from 6000yrs ago. Thank you for the most uplifting and inspiring channel on youtube!

@d.shermandesantos3570 3 года назад

Thank you. You are an effective antidote to the "but it can't be done" attitude that is infecting so many people these days.

@joedanger666 3 года назад

"Can't do it, I don't have the right tools." Bullshit. Advoko can do it.

@dynamo0255 3 года назад

You need new friends...

@vidard9863 3 года назад

I am a little disturbed by how many that tool looks dangerous comments I am seeing on this video.

@_gungrave_6802 Год назад

Clicked out of curiosity but wasn't expecting this to be an asmr video of someone speaking softly about blacksmithing a tool.

@peternicholsonu6090 3 года назад

When I was younger (in last century) I lived alone in a sapling house with woven cane walls and layered grass roof on woven bamboo flooring over soil all in mountains of PNG. Made furniture from packing case wood...dug hole for my toilet....completely different climate and situation to yours. I walked everywhere and loved it. But I had beautiful local people living as I did and no bears etc. Your videos give us substance to our dreams as most cannot actually do it. I ended up being captured by a beautiful woman from my own tribe and carried off kicking and screaming very quietly. She has passed now and I am back to a simple life and diet but filled with infinite dreams and memories in a house I built myself of course and structures which others said could not be done..love your “Shaving Bench” it’s perfect. Please keep your series going. We were meant to live on this earth without ruining it or harming others and its logical our maker will keep to his intentions in the long run after we have proved unable to care for this world ourselves. We have great attorneys. Architects. Painters. Musicians. But no one has the ability to govern. We need outside help.

@Advoko 3 года назад

Peter thank you for your reply.

@DESBERRY 3 года назад

I thank the ancient gods of the “Old Forest” that you exist, Max. The world needs more like yourself. More power to your elbow.

@christophersnedeker2065 3 года назад

God is the God of more than just forests

@kaczynski2333 3 года назад

@@christophersnedeker2065 fight each other to the death to determine the truth.

@christophersnedeker2065 3 года назад

@@kaczynski2333 truth does not often come come such things

@lidlnutz 3 года назад

I love how humble t6his man is. Many people have too big of an ego and reputation to uphold, and they would edit out any mistakes. This guy shows his mistakes so we can learn from them. Which makes him more respectable. What a man!

@TheMasonator777 3 года назад

“You’ll never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from.” ~Cormac McCarthy

@gregkuester8989 3 года назад

What's satisfying to me is watching a youngester working professionally and taking pride in his work good job.

@chrisnwilson 3 года назад

I love getting your notifications! I know that its not just someone trying to flood RU-vid with a video for views, but someone who has worked hard to produce a quality video with quality content. Great video and I am again inspired to get up and go try new things! Thank you!

@borysronkowski1698 3 года назад

Dude, I remember when you didn't talk in your video's and I have to say you English is close to perfect as far as vocabulary, seriously impressive!

@mrrhombus716 3 года назад

He uses multi-sillabic words like reminiscent better than many english natives would. Smart guy.

@richdorak1547 3 года назад

Most talented, focused and mellow guy on YT.

@theTylerMorale Год назад

“After bargaining with my internal quality control center.” 😂👏👏👏👏 I relate to this so much. // thank you for your exceptional videos!

@LR-tk1bp 3 года назад

I'm not sure you would ever have the time or desire to do in person workshops but I feel sure you would never be short of students willing to learn from you.

@christiaankruger3713 3 года назад

Greetings from South Africa Max. I am always excited when I see there is a new video from you. It is always very interesting. Thank you very much for sharing our projects and thoughts. Thank you very much for translating them into English. I also watch the Russian videos but miss a lot of your wisdom when I don't understand. Thank you so much.

@denaredford6701 3 года назад

I think you are genius . I also think your a master craft person . You seem to make what you like perfectly . Very impressive .

@doodbuddy 2 года назад

So calming… This guy is the Bob Ross of bushcraft. I’m seriously waiting for him to bust out, (in his awesome accent) “And here’s the happy little cloggers knife, as it slices happy little shavings…” 😄

@DanielJLopes 3 года назад

Any day with a video from Advoko MAKES is a gread day :D Thank you!

@Andrew-kw9sq 3 года назад

The english word for that tool is a top and bottom swage

@mealex303 3 года назад

I said spring swage

@Advoko 3 года назад

Guys, thank you! I spent a lot of time trying to find the tool's name in Russian or English.

@Andrew-kw9sq 3 года назад

@@bellasmom2597 Interestingly enough, fullers and swages are actually opposites! Swages are concave and fullers are convex.

@robertdantona7952 3 года назад

Very cool my friend. Thank you for sharing.

@ovojekraj528 3 года назад

@@Advoko ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-et7PNn6vgBo.html

@TheWeeky 3 года назад

You can never waste time shooting and editing these, they are just too good

@ZK-nk8fq 3 года назад

I just love the sound of shaving off pieces of wood...something so soothing to me about it.

@mrshmanckles1463 3 года назад

You bring a whole new meaning to the term BUSHCRAFT in a very good way!

@Musabe009 3 года назад

There is something so soothing listening to a cloggers knife slice wood

@wittwfiii Год назад

I love your dedication to craftsmanship integrity, whatever works, works. Call it Witt's End.

@rabidavid614 3 года назад

It may be old metal, but I can't believe the beauty of the polished metal, and yet it's clearly very useful as a tool!

@craigjacobson4247 3 года назад

I sit and wait for your next video to be released and as always each and every one is not only educational but enjoyable.. thank you.. this is probably one of my favourites, not only to see again how skilled and passionate you are but you like us all make mistakes and mistakes are what make us who we are.. my dad always told me it’s not about the mistake it’s about what you learn from it and how you fix it we’ll done and as always I’m sitting here again waiting..

@Advoko 3 года назад

Craig, thank you for your kind words!

@darrellwright 3 года назад

@@Advoko I was wondering if anyone was going to acknowledge that you are so humble to share your errors on your video. I really appreciate it. Mistakes are major learning points. We learn so much from our mistakes or seeing others' mistakes. Thanks for sharing even though you could just edited all that away. And thanks for showing the temporary/permanent work-around. Love your videos bro!

@alexkarlson6181 3 года назад

Я тоже люблю смотреть этот сериал, жаль, что серии выходят не часто!. ..

@rabeesyed6629 3 года назад

@@Advoko Hi, can you please make a bow and arrow:)

@mercoid 3 года назад

@@rabeesyed6629 ....You make one first.

@andraniksanamyan3076 3 года назад

You know what this video is really useful. I'm talking not only about getting crafting skills but also about English learning. There are so many great words and expressions in this video! So, I improved my English a lot thanks to you!) Thank you for a good video and good English!

@newfreenayshaun6651 6 месяцев назад

Thank you Max, for showing up again, it made my day. Your video reminds me that it's easy to live simple and life is more enjoyable when you find good people with good videos.

@snarfblattscuttle 2 года назад

One of the finest instructional videos on RU-vid. Cheers mate.

@mlw8998 3 года назад

I appreciate " after bargaining with my internal quality control center" very much. . That is something I tend to do as well. You never cease to amaze me with your brilliance and skill. Keep your wonderful videos coming. God bless.

@stevesyncox9893 3 года назад

My heart dropped when I heard the “TINK” 🤯 Fantastic stuff man! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

@waynebyerly9681 3 года назад

"I'm only a novice" ... never have I heard a more patently absurd statement. I am not sure that i have run across a more skilled expert! Deepest respects ...

@DB-ho1wp 3 года назад

It's like he's trying to draw out the GOATs only to learn from the best.

@edwardanthony195 2 года назад

The "broadness" of your knowledge of the different disciplines is noteworthy to me. You evidently were exposed to a wide variety of different work crafts, and paid attention. Kudos to you. { Prestizhnost'}

@bmo5082 3 года назад

your dialogue is what keeps me coming back. I feel like I am reading from an interesting man's journal.

@HiddelS143 3 года назад

Good to see you back!

@murrayshanaughan2650 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your learning experience in blacksmithing. It reminded me of my early days of trial and error when quenching spring steel in water. The familiar clink sound when the blade cracks is never forgotten. Spring steel is generally oil quench steel. I was commissioned to make one of these rare tools a few years ago. I made it in one piece by drifting a large hole towards the corner of the bar, slitting one side off, folding it out and drawing the taper to make the long handle tang. My customer was very happy saying it is most likely to be the only cloggers knife made here in Australia. I enjoyed seeing some examples of your craft and also your unusual anvil.

@frannelk 2 года назад

This guy deserves a like just after couple a minutes in the video, Wonderful skills you have👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, PLEASE PATENT YOUR IDEAS AND PROTOTYPES, you are cleaver guy and you should be paid for everything you invented, ALL THE BEST.

@paddytroy5860 3 года назад

Netflix should be snapping up this guys content. mans incredible!

@ivanloar7511 3 года назад

And in his spare time he makes wood "potato" chips for the local beavers! Great vid!

@slimer1984 3 года назад

Like the leaf spring. We need to free our brain from years of corrosion. Awesome work my friend.

@miguelnambi1188 Год назад

Dear Max. I really can call you a Michelangelo of the XXI century. Congratulation for your work including the cinematic. Cheers from Brazil.

@Advoko Год назад

Miguel, thank you for such a flattering comparison!

@adekvate 3 года назад

Всем спасибо 😉

@GenesGripChannel 3 года назад

Большое спасибо за познавательные видео! Здорово, когда человек своими руками делает свою мечту реальностью.

@Advoko 3 года назад

Спасибо за добрые слова и поддержку!

@dmitriymedvedev7192 3 года назад

Вхат из ит? Юр талк нот нэчуралс! 😂 Анд соррй, вхат из ит пхедальнуй? 😉

@magmotox2541 3 года назад

if you need a name for the stand why not a 3 legged horse

@par4par72 3 года назад

@@magmotox2541 ...because the PC Police would have your Ass !!!

@Peter_Parker69 3 года назад

You've inspired me to do things more properly in general, and also enjoy the process of it. The quote from Abraham Lincoln you mentioned in another video really stuck as well. “If I had eight hours to chop down a tree, I'd spend six sharpening my axe.”

@r.b.l.5841 3 года назад

From a time when trees were a lot bigger no doubt - 8 hours!

@Sionnach1601 3 года назад

Oh my God, this is PREMIER DIY documentary material. It is so INCREDIBLY INTERESTING, conceptualised, well shot, edited and narrated, that it really should be on Discovery Channel. It is just SOOOOO interesting to watch, and listen and learn from. All of the camera angles, and the natural sounds of the various processes are just JOY to a male mind!! If a woman's clothes shop had a small TV playing your material in the corner of the shop, they would easily increase their profits because the men folk would never hurry their good ladies, and more dresses and scarves would be purchased. Hell the men would even be suggesting to their women that they go 'clothes shopping' together!!! Seriously though, PREMIER watching. Absolutely outstanding video AND DIY productions!! Thank you so much. 😊😊👏👏

@ScrapwoodCity 3 года назад

Beautiful tool

@Joe_C. 3 года назад

You say that to all the guys with nice tools I bet.... 😳😜

@robertlangley258 2 года назад

@@Joe_C. …..and not so nice tools too probably. 😬

@patrickbyrne5070 2 года назад

So satisfying

@myotheraccount5947 3 года назад

Me: It's getting late. I should go to sleep RU-vid: Here's an old, almost forgotten tool you've never seen 👀 Me: Click

@geniuspharmacist 3 года назад

Cutting end-grain wood as if it was cheese. This tool is scary. If it falls or slips out of hand, it can hurt really bad. Excellent work. Love all your videos, please keep up the good work.

@utahvikingtraviswhite3739 3 года назад

Bro, you speak PERFECT English. Also, you’re a very good handyman!

@korbetthein3072 2 года назад

Nobody speaks PERFECT English, not even the English!

@littlebrookreader949 Год назад

St. Petersburg is so beautiful! I hope you film your next Cloggers Knife! I was astonished at the work and the knowledge of process required! Your fix was superb! Blessings to you!

@GiveMeCoffee 3 года назад

Sometimes I wish you would make shorter videos and publish more often, but after following your channel for a while I've realized that most of the context would be lost since your thought process is more complex and it is what allows you to come up with each contraption. I really enjoy your videos, please keep sharing them with us!

@tillmanxl6914 3 года назад

That is a "work of art" even with the repair. 👍 Your Video editing skills are that of a professional movie maker.

@stephenfrizzell7670 3 года назад

The humility and restful tone of this video made the viewing of it alone rejuvenating for those of us in an office environment -

@otherpatrickgill 2 года назад

I really didn't think I'd find this even remotely interesting, instead I watched it to the end. I will remember your saying "'the best' is the enemy of 'good'". thank you for sharing this, peace and blessings

@par4par72 3 года назад

Always a treat to see your post! ..."Not an expert"? Does not an expert learn from there mistakes? I think you've arrived and can put that on your resume !!!

@joshualang2305 3 года назад

He's back!

@joeseabert8391 3 года назад

I’ll probably never be in a situation where I’ll need this information but there is a good satisfaction in knowing about it.

@doodbuddy 2 года назад

Sir - You bring us beautiful scenery, ingenuity, instruction and a methodical approach, tempered with humility and illuminated by genius, while quieting our minds and opening our imaginations with your calm, intelligent narrative. I salute you. 👍🏼

@Advoko 2 года назад

Thank you for all your kind words!

@90milestomiami 3 года назад

The reason that I subscribed to this channel it’s not only because of this man talent but how I feel related to this man way of thought. I want to create a tool but in the process I ended up creating a couple more. 😂 love this man ingenuity. Applaud to you sir.

@MRNRD1958 3 года назад

I hope all hard-working people from America see how one from Russia deals with everyday struggles and makes life easier for himself and others by teaching his skills on RU-vid I being An American enjoy seeing someone building and constructing all kinds of handy items and showing the value of hard work and ingenuity

@Sionnach1601 8 месяцев назад

The most of the 'developing' World should watch this man. This is how you get things done. His work ethos ALONE is incredibly inspiring.

@ganjasmoke21 3 года назад

RU-vid keeps recommending other similar channels, but they all seem the same. Guy building a log cabin in the woods, no talking... I like the very detailed info! Very wise

@g-ready1887 3 года назад

This guys voice is so peaceful:)

@bellasmom2597 3 года назад

He sounds wonderful in Russian too. I cant understand him but I enjoy listening to him

@g-ready1887 3 года назад

I know right , he would be great reading audio books for us lol can't wait for a another video:😎

@BarryHull 3 года назад

Your very funny dry Russian humor is not lost on this American friend. I spent some time in Russia with the military and your videos make me want to visit again. Love your stuff. Thumbs up.

@garlicneggplant9846 2 года назад

This is amazing! The video is longer than I thought I wanted to watch, but I sat enraptured through the whole thing. Well done.

@NeedsMoreToys 3 года назад

That knife has serious cool factor. It would sure be conversation starter in my shop.

@victorpapaavp 3 года назад

You're so at one with nature, the bugs and frogs always seem to come by to see what you're up to, haha!

@r.b.l.5841 3 года назад

Well among other work around the homestead, I finally took some time at christmas and built a shave horse. - it's a start! so far made all new handles for every axe and hatchet and they all turned out awesome! thanks for the inspiration!

@ellingtonlilly 3 года назад

You’re probably the greatest RU-vidr I know of. You’re absolutely fantastic; So calming and friendly, full of useful tutorials and ideas. I often wait on the day you next upload and when I miss some I end up watching everything new in a day. Thank you for your channel. It brings me peace and motivation for creativity.

@watchemcloser1594 3 года назад

Master Craftsmen appreciate you, Sir. And Hillbillies, too. You're doing something very right.

@ippodick4 3 года назад

Favorite day of the month! Advoko day!

@MySickstring 3 года назад

“If I were a blacksmith” My friend, you forge tools to make other tools... you are a blacksmith. A damn good one as well. I’m impressed with everything you’ve let us see. Thank you.

@gallopingg1 3 года назад

THIS IS SMART ON A DIFFERENT LEVEL, BRILLIANT, FROM UK. STAY SAFE AND WELL SIR.

@smilodnfatalis55 3 года назад

His voice is so soothing

@chinoodin4735 3 года назад

“They say there is nothing more permanent than temporary”. Always impressive to catch your descriptive discussion to the making of tools. Even the most rudimentary tools are finished to the most pleasing visual appearance. Metal work as practiced in your shop is an art form like no other. Like watching Matisse painting a simple scene with lasting appreciation. 🥂

@alaskatrac 2 года назад

I have never seen a cloggers knife before. Your video has convinced me I could use one. Time will tell. Thanks for the video.

@sunconuresolar2658 3 года назад

Started my topsy turvy bench and shaving horse yesterday. WooHoo. I had no choice. Needed the clamp to hold the logs for the tenon cutters. Thanks Max.

@Advoko 3 года назад

Hope you enjoy working with them!)))

@sunconuresolar2658 3 года назад

@@Advoko Thanks for the inspiration!