Woodsman's Wedgie Introduction and Concept Discussion

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@rhodeislandhiker4745 3 года назад

Love this tool , looks great for ultralight backing when u don't wanna bring the axe

@That_Handle 3 года назад

👍

@JAEUFM 3 года назад

Mr. Canterbury, wild thought while I was watching your video, a polymer handle, with aluminum head with matching threads for Wedgie tool, but, also, a shovel head with matching threads that can be put on the handle as well.

@DivergentDroid 3 года назад

I dunno about this... anytime you get a woody and a wedgie at the same time there's gonna be mixed feelings. LOL

@vf19blue 3 года назад

Simple, durable, multi-use and made locally supporting US workers, absolutely fantastic, great work Dave!

@andrewcrighton4325 3 года назад

Talk about smart. As someone who has just started learning how to use an axe, that is a piece of equipment I could feel 100% confident with. Confident I can do what ever I need to with it, and confident I'm not going to mortally wound myself while on a solo trip.

@JPMerolla001 3 года назад

Great idea dave. I really like the added saftey this brings to the table, for people like me who are not super experienced with an axe.

@jeepnicc 3 года назад

Freakin' GENIUS Dave! Take my money!!

@DinoNucci 3 года назад

I mean ... It's good, but ... Genius ...?

@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS 3 года назад

Lmao perfect cause they always take mine as I am willing to give it lol.

@semco72057 3 года назад

I used wedges when I was growing up many years ago in the country and that is how we busted up wood to bring home and then further cutting it up for use in the heater and kitchen stove in my grandparents home.

@jasongarling20 3 года назад

That's a great piece of kit! I think this is great, I've seen the steel wedges that work the same but are much heavier, and don't have the threaded hole! Fantastic invention!

@DudesIn101 3 года назад

That's a great idea,I've always learned something new from all of your vids,and it's always been important to me in my journey,this tool will help in many ways thanks David...

@jaycrisp9547 3 года назад

Thanks Dave, always the best info from one of the best outdoorsmen! 🦾🇨🇦

@barnaclebill1615 3 года назад

I absolutely love it Dave! You had me sold on the first whack. I hope it’s available and if not I’ll be sure to get on the email list. The things that go through your brain Dave... keep it up. 👍👍😊

@timc46440 3 года назад

I use almost the same forcible entry wedges, got them on eBay, except mine have teeth on the angled side so it "bites" as it goes in, they aren't very durable though as I have already had to dress them up on a belt sander twice even after only using wooden batons on them. This is something I'm definitely interested in, thanks Dave, you the man!

@greywindLOSP 3 года назад

DC, that's best all around I've seen in a long while! That is kick ass! ......ATB

@stoneinthefield1 3 года назад

Great idea. Use multiple in series to split long wood for planks and make some epic outdoor furniture.

@cephasmcpher67peteroutdoorspip 3 года назад

That is a pretty incredible piece of splitting tool you got right there.

@TheAvkdutch 3 года назад

Great idea, camp at state parks where you have to buy the wood and I often baton it into smaller pieces that burn better. Sometimes I get pieces that are a tough to baton and at 8 ounces this is a no brainer to throw in my camp fire gear bin. Frickin' awesome idea.

@ganjiuana 3 года назад

Very impressive yet simple and will be purchasing this for sure. Thanks Dave!

@maxpinson5002 3 года назад

This is a good idea for the folks who want to baton. The price is less than that of a good knife that would have a notch broken out of the blade by batoning. You don't necessarily have to hit an old nail or something metal grown into the wood. A hidden small knot will ruin a decent knife. I have one here on the table that lost a chunk to a small knot. The bow drill divots are a great idea

@unclefreedom213 3 года назад

Picked one up during the drop looking forward to putting it to work

@rimcountryoutfitters 3 года назад

I think this will be good for safely processing lots of kindling and smaller fuel wood for camp stoves, cast iron stoves and smaller fireplaces. If it holds up

@MeetMeOutside 3 года назад

Gotta be honest, I thought that was a little gimmicky, but seeing it in action, I’m impressed ! Nice work sir !

@thicc_filet9303 3 года назад

It's always a good day when you upload a new vid

@krishoogstraat6866 3 года назад

Brilliant idea Dave !

@bwillan 3 года назад

This is certainly a great tool for splitting wood. It certainly will preserve the edge on your primary knife and has additional utility if you do have an axe or hatchet for splitting large pieces of wood as was mentioned in the video.

@DavidCanterbury 3 года назад

Info in description releases tomorrow at 1PM

@LShapedAmbush 3 года назад

I love the sound it makes.

@stephenwilliams1364 2 года назад

Looks awesome Dave....my only heat is wood and the angle of this wedge seems way way better than my maul and axe....

@tedsemonis7905 3 года назад

The tool is great. I carry a breeching tool ( hand held one ) but some 45 years ago I bought a shacket, so I cover it back that far.

@DavidCanterbury 3 года назад

I also have a Scatchet, but its splitting abilities leave much to be desired

@Outcaste153 3 года назад

Dave that's a hell of a tool and a great idea.

@spooky7158 3 года назад

I was happy and content with my life, now I must have that tool!

@mikeroy6713 3 года назад

For such a low tech tool it sure makes a high tech sound when you’re beating on it. Very cool!

@Dreoilin 3 года назад

Dave, you can also use it with some cordage to assist in hanging higher bear bags👍

@TonyTooTuff 3 года назад

That name tho! The 11 year old in me laughs every time I say it.

@jamesreed6558 3 года назад

That worked a lot better than I thought it would. Definitely going to purchase one.

@shortbuspimp 3 года назад

Great lil backpacking tool! 👍🏿

@Johnny641 3 года назад

These will be great for the UK/Europe crowd. I am very reluctant to carry an axe due to the nature of our sharps laws and with that reluctance also comes inexperience. Hoping these are going to be available through UK dealers. 👍

@scottanthony1616 3 года назад

my birthday is coming up on June 23rd. hint hint anybody, Thank you for sharing Dave, I will be adding this to my kit. God bless you and your Family always.

@chrissonik 3 года назад

just when i thought i didn't need anything else from SRO for a little while... looking forward to this!

@rsrrhino 3 года назад

Great looking design.

@JPMerolla001 3 года назад

Also... i bet there are prob some other things besides splitting that could come in handy for. Especially in a semi permanant camp or homesteading situation. The idea of a wedge itself is a very versatile implement to begin with.

@hemansr3893 3 года назад

Never thought I'd want to pay to get a wedgie!!! 😆🤣😂

@slickydicky 3 года назад

This looks like a handy little tool. On a side note, I think a good idea for some videos in the summer would be to continue the materia medica series, and on the waters edge can never have too many videos, I think I very watched that entire Playlist 5 different times.

@chrisjessup6290 3 года назад

I dig the ingenuity Dave, the options and alternatives are great. Thanks!

@ninjazxd 2 года назад

Just seen this on the sweet bread video. I see the price went up since this video but I would say that even at the current price it is a very good deal. The thing is awesome and when they go back in stock, I will be ordering one.

@johnryan1292 3 года назад

so its almost like a rough tomahawk made of aluminum that can be used as a rivving wedge, i love it

@OzMan9989 3 года назад

Love it Dave. Very functional and nice investment. Looking forward to picking one up.

@itzybitzyspyder 3 года назад

I appreciate your ingenuity.

@petehendry4756 3 года назад

Very clever Dave. I like it.

@ericcuellar5243 3 года назад

Very innovative. I've been watching since I was 15. Great content.

@debsmith8936 3 года назад

Cool 😎 tool👍Dave! I want 1! I got 2 for my hubby 💕🙏

@ne160 3 года назад

Pretty bad ass. Especially for the weight. Waiting for the bed rolls to be back in stock 👍🏼

@hipgroove68 3 года назад

Love your videos Dave! I would call it woodsman's edge..as in it gives you an edge in the woods. Also..maybe have one painted orange..just like n case it came off..or was dropped..easy to spot if it was orange. Just my 2 cents...

@stevencunningham4680 3 года назад

Another great Pathfinder product , I want one. I hope it's in your catalog soon and online. I'll surely order mine quick.

@seangilbert3542 3 года назад

I've been carrying a marbles # 2 pocket Hatchet for years. Because, I don't want to baton my knife. I do the same thing you just made. I like your idea better! I always wished the pocket Hatchet was a little wider for splitting tasks. BRAVO! Nice job. I like the soft cross checkering on the cheeks to help with jumping out of the split on tighter grained wood. Thanks for the review. On that new item. Stay safe. be mindful of others and have fun in the woods. Catch you in the next one!😉

@Q-BinTom 3 года назад

cool piece of kit...... may have to drop a hint to my better-half as a gift idea for me LOL

@daviddingleberry5666 3 года назад

I wonder if it bypasses the strict laws in places like the U.K, for carrying axes, fixed blade knives etc, considering its just a lump of metal. Good idea Dave.

@mikekeogh 3 года назад

Yes it will, It's definitely not going to classed as a cutting tool.

@That_Handle 3 года назад

@@mikekeogh , Wow, given that, this tool could very well blow up in sales.

@Johnny641 3 года назад

For the UK bushcraft scene, I think it's a really decent bit of kit. Hopefully, they organize a distributor. Although I think carrying an axe in the woods as a tool is a legitimate carry reason I am reluctant to carry one due to my woodlands requiring a walk to get too and I don't want to open carry an axe really.

@timberg7377 3 года назад

I love this tool, I actually made something similar, for stump shooting, sometimes you need a little help getting your, arrow back.. Nice job Dave, this will be a great tool, I love that you can put a sissy stick in it, mine didn't have that, and I can tell you my knuckles paid the price, a couple of times.

@BillDrives 3 года назад

Nice product. I don't have a use for it in my area of the woods, but it's a good product for specific circumstances.

@adamwilson6037 3 года назад

Absolutely love that piece. It will join the pack.

@vyacheslavioffe5132 3 года назад

Quiet frankly I'm not comfortable to go in the woods without an axe or at list havy knife like ontario sp53.... But I definitely see this wedge in my kit to assist me splitting some logs !!

@chickenstead6586 3 года назад

Great invention, Kudos to you!!! Looks like a must have!

@joshhayne 3 года назад

Dude that’s brilliant.

@grasshoppermanoutdoors434 3 года назад

Sold out but I will be keeping an eye out I can’t wait to get my hands on that. -nick 🦗

@eugenejohnson8635 3 года назад

Like you aways say light and simple so you can put in your back pack take off hiking 👍👍👍

@geraldkim4801 3 года назад

Pretty awesome tool Dave, genius!

@That_Handle 3 года назад

8:28 - Hey, Dave, please expand upon your insight into the benefit(s) of selecting another manufacturer beyond the one(s) you already have committed to your supply chain - especially those of us who are inventive and are looking to bolster our economy and local employment. 👍

@ChiefScout_Outdoors 3 года назад

What a great bit of kit, that’s the splitter out of the pack. All the best fella Chief Scout

@otroblogdemarcelo 3 года назад

First? Hey there! Cheers from Argentina! That is a tool I would buy (if able, here there is no store, no way to customs, pitty)

@ScubavSteve 3 года назад

Great tool Dave. Is it shipping to the UK?

@jimmcgettigan1326 3 года назад

Pretty impressive.

@Unlucky-Dube 3 года назад

I'm intending to go live off grid and off the land in the wild coast south africa. I hope to be able to afford some of your tools or improvise them myself, thank you for all the content, it could end up saving my life.

@lettingthebearout7528 3 года назад

Great concept. I like it.

@countryheathen1834 3 года назад

so when are these going to be on the web site i need to throw money at u Dave LOL that is a great inovation to any back pack or haversake

@runningriverbushcraft 3 года назад

Definitely the way to go.!! Outstanding.

@jdsmith8135 3 года назад

Handy looking tool at a very reasonable price.

@shortmoneytrucker964 3 года назад

I like it. Seems a lot easier and safer to use than my splitting maul and iron wedges.

@lukecoppersammy 3 года назад

I like this idea Dave. But why would you want it textured? That just sounds like extra friction, so extra energy you have to exert to get it through wood. Also I would think making it smooth would cut down on manufacturing costs.

@sprung5062 3 года назад

love the beard man,, also still great good content and videos. love it man thanks dave!!!

@benterwellen 3 года назад

Great demo on that oak.....

@roninrusso872 3 года назад

Really like the stool... But I went on the Amazon page and the other page that was posted and I could not find it

@terryqueen3233 3 года назад

Well that thing is excellent

@TheSnakeman3 3 года назад

Great tool - I hope you sell a bunch of them.

@Marcgarcia322 3 года назад

hey dave what about revamping dirty rotten survival that show was cool fun to watch

@MrWinger1951 3 года назад

Yes, convenient to find a 'handle' from a piece of wood and thread it in, but how about coming up with an idea for an already manufactured handle of a common large thread size? I have extra metal and wood push broom handles laying around, as an example.

@That_Handle 3 года назад

🤔 Worth attempting. Always have kept one handle around from replaced brooms....

@MrWinger1951 3 года назад

Looked it up and a threaded broom handle is typically 5 threads per inch and the diameter is 3/4".

@blackhatbushcraft 3 года назад

An awesome tool concept!

@TheBottegaChannel 3 года назад

You crossed an axe with a froe and a splitting wedge. I can dig it.

@darryllabine2750 3 года назад

Can't really avoid carrying an axe in the boreal forest, but that looks like a great simplifying tool for the weight of it.

@chadsims44 3 года назад

already sold out!!! man hopefully you get more soon!!!!

@DavidCanterbury 3 года назад

Sorry brother the first run sold out in 14 min, we have more being made now

@chadsims44 3 года назад

@@DavidCanterbury i know i was on the phone got on site at 115 one minute late, glad more in the making ,thanks for all your great products !!

@jessiepayne737 3 года назад

That is a handy tool there.

@dvig3261 3 года назад

Good stuff Dave.

@lbmullinax9387 3 года назад

Very neat...love that little tool excellent.

@adamwright4969 3 месяца назад

Love it , awesome dave !!

@AYellowPepper 3 года назад

Hey dave! There was some pretty gnarly echo this video, nothing too serious, but maybe you could look into using the space unter your roof for storage to reduce echo and gain some xtra space!

@Pimp2174 3 года назад

Great video and idea

@candiced710 3 года назад

Thank you Dave!

@jeffechols5302 3 года назад

That is an amazing idea

@vyr01 3 года назад

how does 6000 series AL handle oxidation? also probably a good idea to always use a handle in the wedge just in case to prevent accidental mashing the threaded hole out of shape