We used to catch fish using fishing worms or flying ants
@victorgoddard94382 ай бұрын
I would never make a mistake of swimming in Lake Chila I was born and brought up in Mbala and witnessed a lot of people drowning in this lake. I was baptised in this lake by rev Saluti of UCZ. Chila is a death trap keep away please
@PeculiarFindsАй бұрын
Wow! I grew up in Mpulungu! Nkupi lodge was us.. Used to spend a lot of time up in Mbala with friends... Incredible part of the world. 😉👍🏽
@maxpolaris992 ай бұрын
Im gonna do it as soon as it stops raining.
@chandrikapatel72743 ай бұрын
It Is the best
@epiphgd43023 ай бұрын
Thumbs up for the chainsaw bar info. I’d have been none the wiser. Thanks.
@driftwood76553 ай бұрын
hi is there any follow up videos ?
@PeculiarFindsАй бұрын
Sadly not... Our land were the logs were flooded later that year, it was one of those 1:1000 year floods and literally anything that wasn't fixed down go swept away.. 🤦... 🤣
@LeBlancfirewood3 ай бұрын
That's what I use😊
@josephastier74213 ай бұрын
Great video! Could you please show the chips after making your test cuts? If you get curls it's sharp!
@carlsherwin55574 ай бұрын
Thay were death traps seen lads with no hair and eyebrows gone and black faces😂😂😂
@robalan577 ай бұрын
It appears to be a beefed up Dremel tool.
@varietasVeritas8 ай бұрын
Watch out for the high winds. Drive a post next to the hive and secure it. Shalom.
@varietasVeritas8 ай бұрын
If you drilled a hole down the center of the tree trunk and burned out center like a Swedish torch, then sandblasted or scraped the inside down to the wood, do you think the bees would use it for a hive?
@jessicayanjin10 ай бұрын
easy way ,Thanks!
@samg990811 ай бұрын
For my purposes, cutting a small 2 by 4, this video gave me the solution, but it wasn't the final product. 1:08, just pin it with your foot😂
@arunrana591911 ай бұрын
Niche caption ma area lakho to bahu saru......fakt vdo thi ke I rite khbr pade
@blueraven1156 Жыл бұрын
Genius idea!
@Aza912 Жыл бұрын
How to fix? This explains absolutley sod all! dislike.
@jaymcvey3471 Жыл бұрын
When they go off with a bang, they go off with a BANG. I used them many a time in my short carer
@sebastiensmarth3479 Жыл бұрын
I guess since you made this video, the sellers have jacked the prices up to match the stihl😢
@packing999 Жыл бұрын
Love the bark on it, what song is this btw?
@samiarti Жыл бұрын
Very nice thanks
@stevekramer8849 Жыл бұрын
Great video. Thanks. 'Wish I'd seen this before I (Just this morning!) bought my second 'Stihl' '2 in 1' to suit my larger saw, which runs a larger (3/16" pitch) chain to the 3/8" pitch on the chains fitted to my smaller saws! 'Pferd' probably make the tools for 'Stihl' anyway & Stihl just mark up the price to go with their branding?! You didn't mention this, but the tools come in different sizes to suit different pitch chains & its important to buy the right one for your required chain pitch (You can't just cut corners by simply buying different files to swap out with those in the tool for a different pitch chain, as the guide bars will also be set up differently!). Also, your stump vice is very useful (Not seen one before!) for sharpening 'out in the field', but have just ordered one of these as well!
@Jeff-rk8hq4 ай бұрын
Half right half wrong. Pferd didn’t copy Stihl & actually Pferd is who manufactures these for Stihl so they can double the price and charge people twice the price cuz it’s orange lol but fr technically the stihl 2in1 would be the copy so just figured I’d lyk in case you want to save some money next time you need one
@stillwater62 Жыл бұрын
Everything was looking really good until you dug out the area at the leg holes. Why did you do that? It will collect water every time it rains along with other debris and promote rot.
@stephennovak82 Жыл бұрын
I would not think it's any better than the Stihl chainsaw sharpener. It looks like an exact copy of the stihl sharpener.
@Jeff-rk8hq4 ай бұрын
Partially right, but firstly Pferd didn’t copy stihl at alll regarding the 2 n 1…you are right in saying that it’s not any better than the Stihl 2in 1 sharpener but that’s only because the Stihl 2 in 1 is just a rebranded Pferd CSX chainsaw sharpener and its made by Pferd Germany for stihl to slap their logo on and double the price but if you wanna pay more for orange you go right ahead,
@konikacariapa3289 Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for the tip!
@CaroMik_22 Жыл бұрын
Music very loud
@gorned999 Жыл бұрын
Some say the chain is grabby after using the 2 in 1. I would say it is to some extent, as it lowers the rakers a bit more than stock chain. But if your saw is powerful enough, it will just cut faster. I use Stihl RS chain on a 20" bar with an MS500i, and it cuts blazingly fast. I am talking about 10 seconds through an 18" oak log.
@crazycrab8578 Жыл бұрын
loved lighting these things, do they go with a bang, :)
@cerealkiller4248 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful design, but make it deeper, too easy for predators to get at the young especially with the perch for them to use.
@MrNickGascoigne Жыл бұрын
Quick question, got some hedge laying to do myself, do you use hazel for the stakes and do you get any of the stakes rooting? Or do you have to buy in bare root for that?? Cheer.. got some gaps to fill, plenty of hazel bolts I can cut out of existing...
@PeculiarFinds Жыл бұрын
Hi Nick, Hazel stakes are ideal but as long as it is not liable to taking root (like willow) and straight enough, anything can be used for stakes. For the gaps just plant up with native bare root, useing protective spirals and canes, lay over the top, taking care not to damage new planting. For top binding again, hazel is the traditional ideal but for this willow is also perfectly acceptable. 👍🏽
@drfreddave9020 Жыл бұрын
Live near a street that has several mature male black poplars growing on the verge of the road. Few years ago one was blown over by a storm. But there's now a mass of saplings growing up from the roots in an adjoining field. Hopefully the city council will let them grow and not just chop it all down
@daviddavies6844 Жыл бұрын
Hi.FOUND YOUR FILM REALLY HELPFUL. WILL NOW HAVE AGO THANKS.. WE ARE IN N.S.W. AUSTRALIA.. P.S. WOOD IS A BIT HARDER THOU..DAVID..
@rabakomaba4562 Жыл бұрын
I did it myself thanks to Woodglut.
@robertcornelius3514 Жыл бұрын
No thanks. It only supports China.
@25227168 Жыл бұрын
Had these in British military, used to get these going wild with flame out the top lol
@johntate5050 Жыл бұрын
Why do people who don't know what they're doing making instructional videos? One of the golden rules when making nest boxes is never to put a perch by the hole. All that does is allow predators to climb in. Maybe do some actual research next time.
@jaminmadman Жыл бұрын
❤❤❤ Love it love it and you did get a good deal on that right now I’ll check it on eBay they’re 800 bucks for a brand new one still in the crate along with a 33 gallon trash cans that we used to use I believe one of those up while sitting up at Phillys cleaning station on maneuvers for the army in about 85 I would say maybe 86 I was setting up a roll of seven of them and I have damage so often that I would go down through there in and fill seven of those cups about 3/4 of the way with petrol and it did it ran Mopar gas we put regular gas lead in it back then. I had filled up all seven of those little cups we also had wicks that you would dip down and then like them and use the wet to let each one open up and just go down today and let each one open it stick to it do it go to the next go to the next and you let them burn for a little bit they warm up the flu the four pipes. After giving time for the flues to be nice and hot. You could walk down through the row Holding open the little cup still burning turning on the valve or tap to a drip that would catch the flame in there it would hit the dispersing plate at the bottom turned into a nice little burning grow The faster you set the drip to where it look like. beads coming out Have that boiling in no time. I went back through them lighting them after the flues were hot One add gone out the little cup was no longer burning. It happens so I refilled my cup and when I went to ignite. It blew up throwing this wax my hat and it’s pouring my body and I’m not sure it was a blur I was about 15 feet away from it on my back nice red glow burned my face and every piece of facial hair eyebrows eyelashes burned and knotted up in the little knots that I had to shave off. All because I did not notice the little gasket underneath the filler cap that was slowly dripping leaking gasoline straight into the chamber the whole time I was waiting for the flues to heat. Sorry for such a long time it just brought back a powerful memory thanks for sharing John L. McDaniel. California USA 😮
@PeculiarFinds Жыл бұрын
.... Thanks so much for sharing that! What an awsome account and memory of the 'Puffin Billy' . im going to read that again in the morning when im not 3 beers in. Bless your heart, cheers again bro 🙏👍
@bugtalk84 Жыл бұрын
That's a really bizarre creature.
@dennisketterer814 Жыл бұрын
I don't care what chainsaw chain i use it cuts great.
@yspegel Жыл бұрын
I have seen loads of similar bird boxes ending up wit fungus inside. Might be a good idea to let the wood dry a bit before closing it
@thomasedwards2754 Жыл бұрын
As a US army cook, I used set up these heaters in the trash cans. Three cans in a line, wash, rinse and sanitation. The kitchen police (KPs) did the dirty work of washing kitchen pots and pans. These M67 are hard to come by.
@iantosh4898 Жыл бұрын
I need one
@torreyintahoe Жыл бұрын
It's worth the extra money to me to have an orange one.
@brendasg155 Жыл бұрын
Mandatory 5 years for 1 round of ammo, that's insane
@pferdtools2 жыл бұрын
Great that you like our CHAIN SHARP💙
@briansmith34782 жыл бұрын
Wish I could find away to sharpen all my chains without have to put them on the saw
@briansmith34782 жыл бұрын
Best investment I’ve made in years.
@uriel-heavensguardian89492 жыл бұрын
Awesome video thanks for sharing!!
@710505052 жыл бұрын
I've seen new recommendations that a "cage" made from hardware 1/4" cloth , placed at the opening will prevent birds, raccoons, and snakes from reaching the chicks or eggs. 4-5 inches protruding out, 2-3 wide for the adult bird to land and walk in, with spikes around the perimeter that result from cutting the hem. Thats a very nice looking box, I'd be concerned that the nest could be reached easily.
@georgemartin96182 жыл бұрын
Nice job and the joint provides drainage with no need for extra holes to ruin the overall look .
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We used to catch fish using fishing worms or flying ants
I would never make a mistake of swimming in Lake Chila I was born and brought up in Mbala and witnessed a lot of people drowning in this lake. I was baptised in this lake by rev Saluti of UCZ. Chila is a death trap keep away please
Wow! I grew up in Mpulungu! Nkupi lodge was us.. Used to spend a lot of time up in Mbala with friends... Incredible part of the world. 😉👍🏽
Im gonna do it as soon as it stops raining.
It Is the best
Thumbs up for the chainsaw bar info. I’d have been none the wiser. Thanks.
hi is there any follow up videos ?
Sadly not... Our land were the logs were flooded later that year, it was one of those 1:1000 year floods and literally anything that wasn't fixed down go swept away.. 🤦... 🤣
That's what I use😊
Great video! Could you please show the chips after making your test cuts? If you get curls it's sharp!
Thay were death traps seen lads with no hair and eyebrows gone and black faces😂😂😂
It appears to be a beefed up Dremel tool.
Watch out for the high winds. Drive a post next to the hive and secure it. Shalom.
If you drilled a hole down the center of the tree trunk and burned out center like a Swedish torch, then sandblasted or scraped the inside down to the wood, do you think the bees would use it for a hive?
easy way ,Thanks!
For my purposes, cutting a small 2 by 4, this video gave me the solution, but it wasn't the final product. 1:08, just pin it with your foot😂
Niche caption ma area lakho to bahu saru......fakt vdo thi ke I rite khbr pade
Genius idea!
How to fix? This explains absolutley sod all! dislike.
When they go off with a bang, they go off with a BANG. I used them many a time in my short carer
I guess since you made this video, the sellers have jacked the prices up to match the stihl😢
Love the bark on it, what song is this btw?
Very nice thanks
Great video. Thanks. 'Wish I'd seen this before I (Just this morning!) bought my second 'Stihl' '2 in 1' to suit my larger saw, which runs a larger (3/16" pitch) chain to the 3/8" pitch on the chains fitted to my smaller saws! 'Pferd' probably make the tools for 'Stihl' anyway & Stihl just mark up the price to go with their branding?! You didn't mention this, but the tools come in different sizes to suit different pitch chains & its important to buy the right one for your required chain pitch (You can't just cut corners by simply buying different files to swap out with those in the tool for a different pitch chain, as the guide bars will also be set up differently!). Also, your stump vice is very useful (Not seen one before!) for sharpening 'out in the field', but have just ordered one of these as well!
Half right half wrong. Pferd didn’t copy Stihl & actually Pferd is who manufactures these for Stihl so they can double the price and charge people twice the price cuz it’s orange lol but fr technically the stihl 2in1 would be the copy so just figured I’d lyk in case you want to save some money next time you need one
Everything was looking really good until you dug out the area at the leg holes. Why did you do that? It will collect water every time it rains along with other debris and promote rot.
I would not think it's any better than the Stihl chainsaw sharpener. It looks like an exact copy of the stihl sharpener.
Partially right, but firstly Pferd didn’t copy stihl at alll regarding the 2 n 1…you are right in saying that it’s not any better than the Stihl 2in 1 sharpener but that’s only because the Stihl 2 in 1 is just a rebranded Pferd CSX chainsaw sharpener and its made by Pferd Germany for stihl to slap their logo on and double the price but if you wanna pay more for orange you go right ahead,
Thank you very much for the tip!
Music very loud
Some say the chain is grabby after using the 2 in 1. I would say it is to some extent, as it lowers the rakers a bit more than stock chain. But if your saw is powerful enough, it will just cut faster. I use Stihl RS chain on a 20" bar with an MS500i, and it cuts blazingly fast. I am talking about 10 seconds through an 18" oak log.
loved lighting these things, do they go with a bang, :)
Beautiful design, but make it deeper, too easy for predators to get at the young especially with the perch for them to use.
Quick question, got some hedge laying to do myself, do you use hazel for the stakes and do you get any of the stakes rooting? Or do you have to buy in bare root for that?? Cheer.. got some gaps to fill, plenty of hazel bolts I can cut out of existing...
Hi Nick, Hazel stakes are ideal but as long as it is not liable to taking root (like willow) and straight enough, anything can be used for stakes. For the gaps just plant up with native bare root, useing protective spirals and canes, lay over the top, taking care not to damage new planting. For top binding again, hazel is the traditional ideal but for this willow is also perfectly acceptable. 👍🏽
Live near a street that has several mature male black poplars growing on the verge of the road. Few years ago one was blown over by a storm. But there's now a mass of saplings growing up from the roots in an adjoining field. Hopefully the city council will let them grow and not just chop it all down
Hi.FOUND YOUR FILM REALLY HELPFUL. WILL NOW HAVE AGO THANKS.. WE ARE IN N.S.W. AUSTRALIA.. P.S. WOOD IS A BIT HARDER THOU..DAVID..
I did it myself thanks to Woodglut.
No thanks. It only supports China.
Had these in British military, used to get these going wild with flame out the top lol
Why do people who don't know what they're doing making instructional videos? One of the golden rules when making nest boxes is never to put a perch by the hole. All that does is allow predators to climb in. Maybe do some actual research next time.
❤❤❤ Love it love it and you did get a good deal on that right now I’ll check it on eBay they’re 800 bucks for a brand new one still in the crate along with a 33 gallon trash cans that we used to use I believe one of those up while sitting up at Phillys cleaning station on maneuvers for the army in about 85 I would say maybe 86 I was setting up a roll of seven of them and I have damage so often that I would go down through there in and fill seven of those cups about 3/4 of the way with petrol and it did it ran Mopar gas we put regular gas lead in it back then. I had filled up all seven of those little cups we also had wicks that you would dip down and then like them and use the wet to let each one open up and just go down today and let each one open it stick to it do it go to the next go to the next and you let them burn for a little bit they warm up the flu the four pipes. After giving time for the flues to be nice and hot. You could walk down through the row Holding open the little cup still burning turning on the valve or tap to a drip that would catch the flame in there it would hit the dispersing plate at the bottom turned into a nice little burning grow The faster you set the drip to where it look like. beads coming out Have that boiling in no time. I went back through them lighting them after the flues were hot One add gone out the little cup was no longer burning. It happens so I refilled my cup and when I went to ignite. It blew up throwing this wax my hat and it’s pouring my body and I’m not sure it was a blur I was about 15 feet away from it on my back nice red glow burned my face and every piece of facial hair eyebrows eyelashes burned and knotted up in the little knots that I had to shave off. All because I did not notice the little gasket underneath the filler cap that was slowly dripping leaking gasoline straight into the chamber the whole time I was waiting for the flues to heat. Sorry for such a long time it just brought back a powerful memory thanks for sharing John L. McDaniel. California USA 😮
.... Thanks so much for sharing that! What an awsome account and memory of the 'Puffin Billy' . im going to read that again in the morning when im not 3 beers in. Bless your heart, cheers again bro 🙏👍
That's a really bizarre creature.
I don't care what chainsaw chain i use it cuts great.
I have seen loads of similar bird boxes ending up wit fungus inside. Might be a good idea to let the wood dry a bit before closing it
As a US army cook, I used set up these heaters in the trash cans. Three cans in a line, wash, rinse and sanitation. The kitchen police (KPs) did the dirty work of washing kitchen pots and pans. These M67 are hard to come by.
I need one
It's worth the extra money to me to have an orange one.
Mandatory 5 years for 1 round of ammo, that's insane
Great that you like our CHAIN SHARP💙
Wish I could find away to sharpen all my chains without have to put them on the saw
Best investment I’ve made in years.
Awesome video thanks for sharing!!
I've seen new recommendations that a "cage" made from hardware 1/4" cloth , placed at the opening will prevent birds, raccoons, and snakes from reaching the chicks or eggs. 4-5 inches protruding out, 2-3 wide for the adult bird to land and walk in, with spikes around the perimeter that result from cutting the hem. Thats a very nice looking box, I'd be concerned that the nest could be reached easily.
Nice job and the joint provides drainage with no need for extra holes to ruin the overall look .
Wheres the follow up vidoe?