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Another masterclass with Jim! Cheers!

Once again! A masterclass in carving. Well done lad! Cheers!

one solution that might make the baldric method more stable is to wear it under or attached to a belt. sometimes called a "Sam Browne" belt. might have its own difficulties though. i would also suggest that one could have a knife on a shoulder holster mounted handle up as well as sideways and upside down as you present here. I have heard though not myself tried that a sheath mounted weak side on the hip rather low down but tilted forward (awful thing to have to describe in text.) makes carrying particularly blades that are especially long rather more convenient. possibly by way of a slightly elaborate 3 point suspension system. swords were/are usually worn this way.

Great. TY Picked up both, the bottle/cup + Camelbak pouch. On their way.

Nice job. Merry Christmas! 🎄

Salute sir from Bangladesh . It's nice .

Stumbled on your channel about a month ago, excellent review of the Shackleton Satchel, I had been looking at it, then lo and behold Tuff Possum was having a sale! Bought the satchel and organizer and I couldn’t be more impressed with the quality. I’m using it as my edc bag instead of a briefcase for work. This was my 3rd order from TPG and I’ve been receiving the orders in less than 5 days. Thanks again for the recommendation.

Great job. Some delicate work done there m8

Another awesome job. Mind boggling. Lol 👍

Great job on the pack! It came out really nice.

This thing looks awesome!!

Well done!

The Tracker Master does it again! Well done with such a beefy blade!

Just for interest sake take a close look at the pics in this article. notesfromafrica.wordpress.com/2011/05/20/arts-and-crafts-in-mozambique/ I have mad respect for you doing this with a large knife.

Great vid! On holiday in Mozambique I find many of these that are sold at the local markets as folding tables. I havent been brave enough to attempt this yet.

Amazing Jim. Great carving skills either woodsman 👍

Impressive!😊

Envious here! Thanks for sharing. 😊

Thanks for taking all of us on this adventure. Really cool project. ❤️🇺🇸

Outstanding Jim. That is a project I don’t think I would have tackled. Had a big smile when you got them apart. How about a working model of a combustion engine for your next carving project?

Hot dang ... You did it!! Nice job and I was hoping you would get it separated and it not break. Well done ... 👍

That turned out great

Another example of what a military grade "one tool option " shouldn't be able to do..and yet..in the right hands..a woodsman is only limited by the skill of the owner and the imagination..thank you for your channel,your time and skills!

The project is coming on m8. Good effort

That would have been much easier with an actual bushcraft or carving knife.

Looking good and oh... so close!! Keep up the good work... 👍

Amazing!

Now that’s a difficult task ahead Jim.

Amazing knife skills and patience Jim. So impressive. 🇺🇸

OmG - i have watched this twice and it has broken my brain. The very best of luck with your project sir. I wish you well

I bet that will turn out just right! You've got some good caring skills and I'll be curious to see the finished stand ... Thanks for posting this ..

Now iffn only I could carve as fast as you😂

Another masterclass in carving Jim. Well done!

It’s always a great day to carve! Nice work bub! ~BH

Outstanding workmanship. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Nice job on the coffee stand and also, great use of your cutting tool! Thanks for posting ...

I love that you utilized every aspect of the knife. The butt even! Amazing use of the tool!

That thing is cool. Pretty sure you making one is the first I’ve even seen. I’ve never made coffee like that

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The wind guard can be shorter in length. That way we can get more heat.

Always amazed how easy you make it look. I like how you've left the natural pattern of the palm on the upright part.

WOW, the water just ran out of the palm. That was cool to see.

Amazing patience bud. Love watching all your carving projects and how easy you make it look with the woodsman

Well done! Pour over is a fine way to get a cup of that dark delight, g. Thanks for your content and see ya next time ...

What beautiful country and always enjoy you sharing your work and locality with us ... BTW, a brave little pooch!!

Great to see you out and about and the amazing environment around you. Also the start of another project so I can get a Woodsman fix 😂!

Great training area bud

Such a beautiful place

Very nice review of your EDC Tuff Possum Gear. Looks like it is holding up quite nicely and still going strong.

Thank you sincerely for this clear, straightforward, succinct review. I've been researching this bag & really want one, even more now! Thanks again sir. All the best to you & yours.