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You macuahuitl is very badass

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Omg its beautiful!!!

is the middle ornament just wooden ball ?

im suprised the teeth are inregular

I have one about 1.95m long it’s really heavy and has tiger shark teeth on it.

I feel like this could be a great way to get the algorithm on your side, mabey keep trying to make a few more before moana 2 comes out

Oh man, I love this one! It looks so good 👍

That is a gorgeous piece

4:24 sketchy tool use😆 that was me earlier today helping my shield maiden make a Xmas decoration she saw on the 'net 😅...

What I like about this guy is he is straight to the point

Have do you get everything symmetrical?! This might be a dumb question but I’m curious because I started making mea kaua and my first leiomano is anything but symmetrical

the taiaha

A lot of Polynesian countries are increasingly reliant on Western food imports, which means a lot of unhealthy processed foods

Curious, why are marlin bills more suited for functional use than swordfish bills? I thought that pahi kaua were made entirely out of a solid bill?

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Mad bro.

(new fear unlocked)

Fine craftsmanship, bro!

Really love watching your stuff for both the culture and the wood working, i learn so much, you have given me inspiration for some projects ive been doing these last few months now that i have time, I wish you and your channel the best of luck as we continue to watch your great content

I like this idea you cooked its gettting interesting

If a character were to end up with a weapon like this towards the end of their character arc what kind of journey were they likely on?

How can i get ahold of you i have a sail fish point i want to turn into a knife 🔪

I am Mexican, this macuahuitl is badass

can I use glass for combat version?

You should wear steel-toed flip flops when you swing that thing!

Nice video👍

impressive, bro

As a monster hunter fan and an enjoyer of ancient islander weaponry, I love this

monster hunter like indeed ! oh man ... if that have a longer handdle it would be so good

Im always jealous of some of your skills and the acses to the exotic materials you have, Then again we all have to start something and ive been getting better, But this looks really really good, you should as always be proud, also im curious, what sandpaper grit do you usually use?

really cool channel, subscribing ong

What wood did you use, and what woods are typical in NZ? I assume you want something dense, hard, and strong, such as hickory?

Nice Harpoon.

very nice

club-staff sounds soo epic

What kind of slow setting epoxy do you use?

Nice! I dig how you repurposed a broken weapon into two new weapons. They look really good

Crazy underrated channel

Killer! 👍

could you ssshow how to do the cording

Minecraft?

Cool

Those pieces of bone make me think its from either the flipper or the tail

That is so dope

The old ways of fire hardening in the islands is like how you would prepare an imu/umu earth oven where you bury the clubs/spears in sand and burn a fire over it for hours then take it out clean it off then oil it.

Sorry brother to correct you but Rarotonga is in the Polynesian group. Their closest relatives are the Tahitians/Maori/Rapanui and Hawaii distant relatives being Tonga nd Samoa. There's a video online if I find the link I'll post it on here. It's a video of this hawaiian guy talking to people from the cooks and I've got to say Hawaiian nd Rarotongan reo/leo are very much alike especially the niihau dialect. Mahalo bradda✌

You will see old rarotongan short clubs like these. You'll see spear heads used as short clubs.