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It’s called a walking stick…… I got one already, it’s a wizards staff and I can beat your ass with it too, mines better cuz I made it first😀🖕

4:11 Rebar as a file? Brilliant! 🤙🏽

I’ve been interested in visiting Mongolia ever since watching The Grand Tour where one of their specials filmed there. Looks like absolutely beautiful country.

Keep the campfire stories coming, if you are still with us 😉

What did you use to attach the metal spike to the stick?

Love the creativity. Commenting to boost you. Hope your channel grows friend.

We need to subscribe, then like n comment on every new video, this channel has the potential to become a cornerstone of RUclips! Please keep it up, can't wait to see you succeed on this platform!

Great story telling! what a interesting idea for a video, very spooky but cool 😀you will deff get asked to tell some camp fire stories now you made this video when the time comes 😀

For those in the eastern woodlands, or at least in Maryland, we have plenty of pawpaw trees. They grow nice and straight and are a real light wood. I use the hell out of my sticks and my OG pawpaw is with me most of the time

I've have three staffs of different dimensions and each one I've marked rings from the base at 10cm. gaps to half a metre. This enables me to measure the depth of water or soft mud before I venture into it thus preventing any misfortunes. Also, contrary to what many American videos show I don't fashion any sort of hand grip as this allows me to easily slide my hand to exactly the correct place for best grip for the situation. 😊

I used hazel and ash for my thumb sticks and blackthorn for my Irish fighting stick ,shillelagh

Thanks man, Never considered having a walking staff before but you convinced me. It surely makes you gain +10 wisdom point just wielding it haha.

Very Satisfying! I want to make my Abuela one ( when she needs it)

I live in Austria, in an area between forests and mountains. Mine is 2 meters +. It is long enough to be used as a climbing aid when climbing up or down hills... and the carbonization is not Japanese. We did that in Europe and it was then replaced by tarring because firstly: it provides better protection against moisture and pests than carbonization and secondly, I quote: .. and lignin (the substance that holds wood together) does decompose between 135 and 235°C, but carbonization requires 800°C and more, so you only weaken the wood....

I enjoyed your video! I switched over to barefoot shoes about 8 months ago and I expect I will continue with them. They are so comfortable and I believe they have helped with my foot issues (plantar fasciitis). Yours look very nice - I will probably have to get some better ones in the the long run. I've been using very inexpensive ones so far.

I will like , an explanation of, why to use stick and its benefits .

Where do buy the alpine tip?? I have never seen anything like those in any store. Nice video, nice stick. 👍👍

For anyone considering following his advice, don't put a steel spike at the bottom of your walking stick unless you want to be removing leaves every few steps. Also, don't listen to what he said about the height of your stick. Different sizes have different utility, and no one will actually care if your hiking stick is long unless you ornament to look like a wizard staff with...oh I don't know, just spitballing here, woodburned norse runes?

Nice touch talking about wood meaning in the folklore

5:29 Yes, that is valid criticism. Our forests are sadly very "monoculture", people get surprised on how little untouched forest we have in Sweden. There's like 0.1% that's still untouched, sadly the logging companies couldn't care less and want to have access to that as well. I wish we could massively expand the protected forests that we have, we need more areas and places where nature is left unmolested from corporate interests..

my new favourite channel, thanks brother. Hope to see more!

wonderful video and music choice is great! I'm going to make one, what is that spear head called? i cannot find similar to it.

In my area of the rocky mountians, I ended up using aspen for a few walking staves and canes. They are good for being lightweight, durable and easy to carve, and respond positive to pyrography. I set a carnelian in one with bees wax and power carved a scalloped finger groove style chevron grip for the hand placment, then gave it to my dad for him to use while up at the family cabin. He still has it to this day.

thats a really nice stick

Do we use a branch or a young tree itself as the stick? How do we harvest the stick.

Is there any way to know if the wood I choose will crack? First time I tried to make one, it cracked when left to dry. Nice video, inspired me to try again

Thats a good looking stick, great video and thank you for sharing

Very nicely done. Iv got an old Christmas tree I made into a staff. Love it when mother nature does all the beauty for me.

and now imagine how cool would be mounting some gem to your stick (so you could be full wizard mode) 🤩

I was always taught to make sure the height of the stick is above your eyes, that way if you do fall on it it is much less likely to jab you in the eyes or face.

It looks amazing and it was fun to watch! I think i'll try it myself, the next time i find a fitting stick

This is runic spear, not just stick.

Some fandabi dozi inspiration? Loved the video :)

What about birch wood?

Love the meaning behind different woods, as well as the alpine spike!

Amazing video, was looking for something like this. Incredibly high production quality for a channel of this size!

Nice one, maybe we can make me a stick when you are back in Sweden 😃

That's great! I want one of the staffs 😀 nice personal touches, especially like the Nordic engraving... and as always, enjoyed your comic presentation...

This video truly changed my life! Thank you

Loved the idea and all the ancient mythology information! The saying on the stick is also a nice reminder to pursue your goals!

loved the wood burn detail

Bro, why is this so true? 😂

For all foreigners, you are welcome, as long as you make an effort to become part of Swedish society. Please learn our language and engage in our culture. God bless

You just need to make it happen about the land and education thing. I think it would be amazing!!

Would be awesome if you would join the community here!! 😀

See you there next year?? 😏👏🏼

I guess we are all on the same page about moving to Sweden! 😅 Its nice to see people who share the same dreams!

Pétyr thanks for sharing your dreams and thoughts !! Always good to hear people with similar dreams!

the views worth the russian van trip!!!

What a great adventure ... love it!!