I am an Alaskan recently transplanted to the lower 48 during the summer of '09. Sometimes that confuses people with my title, but I guess that the name is more fitting now as I am "The Man From Alaska" not the Man In Alaska anymore. Alaska will always be my home and since we still have our land there will we likely be spending half of the year there and half here.
I am an avid outdoor enthusiast with an interest in video. I have been a photographer for many years but video is new to me. I am still in the learning process but am enjoying it.
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Im curious as to how qell you kukri has held up.
It has held up quiet well. Still a beast after all these years.
Just curious, are still smoking pipes? I see you have not made a video in ten years!
those knives cut like axes, pure cleaving power
Most large knife youtubers are processing baby 💩 soft woods like pine. A large blade is fine for that but try taking down a dead standing oak/harder wood tree for fuel wood. Chopping with a large knife is slow & painful. Axe or tomahawk is way better (or a saw) splitting harder wood is the same.
Would this technique work cutting a keyway into steel?
Where can I find a chart for circle patten that will work with my DRO
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Really good clear video, one point which would be good to give more emphasis is the ‘start angle’
Interesting... Am considering this as a Yule gift to myself.. especially like the 12" version, and the hand guards cement the deal IMO... Thanks for the review! Just noticed that the review is 11 years old, so this must be a good seller for them!
Hey the website doesn't work do you mind sending me the pdf version via email?
Most people tell you how simple it is on DRO even numbers . Why not show odd numbers and deg angles .
good video. starting angle is ok BUT the problem is the end angle that is what beats me. could you explain how to work out END ANGLES THANKS G
This guys make much better blades than Tora, and Hymalayan...they use good steel and good heat treat
Very nice video,how can I get the chart?
I couldnt find the chart when I typed in the website
this can only work on alminium
They don't take that long to receive in shipping now I've been told.
I found the download page for the second chart completely elusive. However, I did come across an online calculator that provides data for any number of holes in both imperial and metric. I would really like to get to the specific download page. Would you be kind enough to provide the exact url for the download.
How about a 13 drill holes or odd numbers holes
It has it in the machinest handbook
Doesn't this kill the antooxidants in the coffee??
If I sent you. Butterfly, could you do this for me if I paid you a few bucks for it?
Really good I'm glad I watched until the end...when I saw all the charts my heart sank. Great work , all I need now is a dro ! I want to get a chinese import I'm guessing they have these functions ? Thanks for the info really good.
Can we have a video/series/playlist demonstrating all DRO functions ??? Anyways.... u got a new subscription. 👍👍👍
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I think you can help me with programming my DRO gcs9003db+ I am having great difficulty finding center for bolt circles
Your readout won't find the center for you unless you did your boring on the mill and maintaned the center at xy.0000. Otherwise, you have to find the center of what you're drilling or milling with a center finder or an indicator, moving the x and y. Once you manually find the center, zero out the x and y on your readout. When you're in the bolt circle function the value will be all 0.0000 for the center. That is the point it uses to trig the bolt pattern with the diameter and number of holes you enter.
I have the same stove and am almost through my first winter. This stove is a 1992. I noticed some smoke starting to come out of that rear lower vent until it starts drawing air inward. I wonder if you have had this happen? Any thoughts? Thanks for the video.
I use a big knife IF I baton wood, not that small shit
A fools blade and not really an actual book of Eli blade which is a kuri sword and at the tip IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE DOUBLE EDGED WITH THE TOP OF THE SPINE TURNED DOWN AND CENTERED TOWARD THE MIDDLE OF THE BLADE WITH A DOUBLE EDGE ON THE LAST 1/4TH OF THE SPINE BLADE.
How does the secondary burn baffle come out ?
is that Lysle Lovette in the back ground?
Would this be possible with steel too?
over a million sold, I have its big brother
Hi, have been a viewer about 5 years. Why can`t I find the videos of your hiking into the Monongahela Nat`l Forest videos w/ your cool dog. Regarding smoking popes, I tend to use a corn cob. I have made them by hand in the past, but, they tend on kind of absorbing spit and taste bad after a while. I pay about $3 for a Missouri Meerschaum. Cheap, but I find that a bulk throw-together blend of tobacco works well in it. Be well, Joe
No offense, but this video misses the point of knife batoning. Most of the time an axe is best tool for the job. Of course an axe works better when you're at home, or when you're at a campsite that you drove to, when your logs have flat cuts and solid ground to stand them on, or any time you that you don't have to carry the tools in a pack. A knife has to be very big to come close to the weight of a small axe, and the knife has other utilities. Pounds of weight saved in a pack = more food and water. Batoning with a large survival knife makes sense if you're going to hike up a snow covered mountain, you can baton split wood without digging down thru several feet of snow, do that with an axe. It makes sense if you're kayak camping and doing portages. If weight doesn't matter, take an axe every time.
John Stevens most of em weigh a pound more than most large knives. knife batoning needs to die. can't believe I see it so often on KZread
I tried that link but instead of going directly to the template page there's a bunch of crap, like lincoln college of technology and Tire Rack etc. Can you update or do you have another link ? Thanks
If you want to make it too just use InpliX handbooks.
Your angle setting made sence to me the 0 or 30 degrees and 360 for a complete circle. Now my instructions showing me how to do a bolt hole had me put in 30 degrees for the start angle and 300 for the end with 5 holes. WHERE did the 300 come from? If you know I would appreciate how they came up with it.
its your display (brand software ) for 7 holes on a 6 hole and you will come back to zero
@@laurencestonard4593 I will have to give that a try. But I can see where the text instruction to English may have been incorrect. What you suggested really makes sense. Again thanks!
@@tomherd4179 Used the Zeus book 40 years ago, that's what he had in the video, you can find a copy on line if you want to look at it before you buy, as for the DRO, they have a common chip set and there is apparently, 2types from 2 China manufacture's, they are then boxed in a different box, so the China DRO are similar, they have reversed engineered, the one's I used many years ago, we had Sony and Hinerman (?) displays which cost $5000 not $ 200! good luck the manual is next to useless....
@@laurencestonard4593 I usually try to get used higher grade equipment, but being 76 years old and just making ideas in my home shop the $5000 would eat up way too much Social Security for me to afford. Thus, I end up with a confusing China Knock Off. Note: some of the US and other good manufactures items, drill bits, end mills, mics, etc. just "FEEL" better made than the China imports., and hold up longer as well.
10 days to receive mine in France Very well packed My best kukri
Thanks for posting and sharing. I'm totally understand about how to operate it. So nice!
WOW!! After all this time, I can and did, finally post with a pic!! thanks a lot!
How happy are clam's and why are they so happy ;)
simple, easy explanation for us newbie viewers, well done, Gordie
Ordered the CRKT chogan woods hawk. It will be my first hawk. Im very familiar with hatchets, axes, large/small knives. I will always carry a knife, but I plan to practice to hone my skills with a hawk, then at least I can preserve the edge on my knife longer, only using it for fine carving tasks that I cannot do with my hawk. By myself, I carry my folding saw, my hatchet, and my large knife, if my wife joins me, she'll carry a mid size knife and a 3 1/2 lb felling axe, which makes sense to me..
I just ordered my first hawk, it’s a cold steel trail hawk, I have split wood in a hell of a lot of ways depending on thickness, if it’s thin wood I’ll baton my old bayonet and split it, otherwise I’ll use something else
Agree with you on everything except that somthn fancy bloke, non stop chatter and an overly high self opinion. It took you 3.07 minutes to say what took him 20.09 minutes to say. You'll do me. Subscribed.
Should i quench it in water or oil???
lol got it figured out just add 1 to the number of holes you want to drill ex 6 holes punch in 7 then you can use 0 as a start angle and use 360 as an end angle and you will finish at the first hole you already drilled and your done. worked for me .
i have a sino 3 axis dro. my problem is after i go to drill my second hole after arrowing down the co-ordinates dont change from bolt hole one co-ordiates. the numbers stay the same for bolt hole 2-3-4-5-6 . dont know what i did but theres got to be a button i pressed or somthing. i tried 14 times different ways and i cant solve the puzzel. any help would be appericiated thanks.
Stop messing around America GO METRIC ! Very nice Vid Like it
Yea I wish
The thing is we can use both!
Yeah. Like I'm going to replace all the tooling and measuring devices in my shop because you can't handle basic fractions.
do you find the shaped lump on the handle causes hotspots?
Oh,, really like your video, WELL done