I know, he could teach the next generation in a systemic way of how to live off the grid. Well regardless we can be inspired to live this way by the video's, which is powerful tool to defeat government evil.
I've had this thought recently. Nobody my age in the city knows how to do any of this stuff. But my parents' generation still have so much knowledge on this. There's a disconnect
I am a 76-year-old woman, realizing I will never live to see or be involved in anything like this. Hubby has been gone over 9 years and if he had seen something like this years ago - - we would have been right out there. I LOVE watching you. You are truly amazing. May you have blessings on top of blessings as you live your life. God bless you.
I'm a very critical person and watch a ton of bushcraft. I must admit this is by far the best bushcraft channel I've seen. You have a plethora of knowledge and amazing woodworking skills. Thank you and please keep this up.
He is able to mention his friend's help even to a subscriber giving him a walnut as a gift... This man is a humble king of the forest. We need more humans like him.
i planted some black walnuts 27 years ago. they are now 15 inches in diameter and over 40 feet high. as long as they keep growing good i couldn't cut them. but the price makes it tempting.
Its so refreshing to watch someone who does this just for the love of basic-living outdoors rather than the slew of "surviving the end of the world" themed channels.
Sadly surviving the end of the world is often times the most realistic scenario a city-dweller has to imagine themselves living in nature. Hence the popularity of the zombie apocalypse trope or any similar ones like post-nuclear war fallout or economic collapse. It represents a situation where the strength of the human support network collapses in such a way that forces us back into our natural setting, because most people won't go back without being forced, but many people deeply crave to. Economic collapse scenarios are probably among the more realistic fantasies for some sort of return to nature. Zombies being fictional and post-war fallout being slightly outdated (though of course still possible, less of a concern than in years past). That is to say, while that kind of content can be a bit grating, maybe because some of those people tend to be outcasted for their thoughts and therefore adopt pride in behaviours which may not be prosocial, I think it's an understandable fantasy
I find it hard to imagine a genuine reason for a dislike. Is it because he is not a native English speaker? Or jealously because he is so good? Ah, I see it now! Could it be because he is Russian? Old prejudices die hard.
A man leaves civilization and goes to the woods to be alone and suck the marrow out of life. You bring the ingenuity of civilization with you, but it is harmony on your own and nature's terms. This is the closest to perfection that I can imagine. Continued bliss, friend.
@@tikihutdweller5944 the cabin from what I understand is his summer vacation or future home. He lives elsewhere or works what I'm assuming is near other people. I could be wrong but from the 4 videos I've seen I thought he kinda explained it.
Not in any way to detract from this series, which is fucking awesome, you should check out Rebuilding Tally Ho if ship building interests you as much as bushcrafts :)
Kevin Klinkhammer I love how people who have always been lazy watching RUclips/Netflix etc... are using the Virus as an excuse to justify their laziness. It cracks me up. Just admit that you’re super lazy and watch RUclips 24/7 regardless if Covid-19 was here or not.
hey im a blacksmith/bladesmith so i can appreciate how your building everything. your getting to live a life no one has the backbone to do anymore i envy you.
I agree. The knowledge is out there and it’s daunting to think of how much time it takes to learn all of these woodworking and bush crafting skills. I love it though - knowledge to not only make the tools that help you make other tools and through them, everything one needs to live. He must feel more satisfied building his world there than at anything else a busy city life could provide.
This guy is an amazing ARTIST THE ONLY WORD THAT COMES OUT OF MY MOUTH IS WOW if we could all be so blessed 💯 I'll be up catching up on all his videos I'm brand spanking new subscriber ..LIFE IS BETTER THAN GOOD 🌠
Indeed it is, its a great channel. The main channel is in Russian, so if you speak it you can watch those or just listen and you can see and almost understand it by watching the videos. I enjoy watching both, Even if I have already seen the Russian version! Адвокат Егоров 1.6M subscribers Main channel!
I don't know how I got here but this video is fascinating this guy is incredible and I agree with everyone that says this kind of stuff should be taught to people all over the world
Max, you are such a respectable, admirable and awesome human. I'm so happy to have found your channel and you're a serious inspiration. You're a giant in a world that values non-sense and material distractions. Thank you for your heart, your spirit, your intellect and for sharing your gifts with all of us.
In world of flaunting wealth with cars and houses you're the only type of person I really want to hang out with. Appreciate you sharing the info. Subscribed
I would love to see a video where he talks about where he's learning all this from and what his sources of inspiration are for the projects he's building.
Russian are like that, they've got it inside their blood, just like german with their perfect engineering . They're " natural born doers " , they dont learn it from somewhere they rather experiment till they get the wanted result
Thank you for all the time you spend filming and editing these videos! Probably the best content on RUclips in so many ways. It's what television could be, but isn't.
Television never was intended to be anything like this. Television is a brainwashing device that turns men and women into obedient slave workers. Demon possessed spiritually dead husks.
Question. Where did you learn all these incredible skills? I need to make a sling to hold my jaw off the floor! I would love to see your hidden site for myself - as would many other viewers I imagine. I have NEVER witnessed such ingenuity and downright........... well, I'm lost for adjectives to be honest. Young man, may you have a very long and fruitful life to see your saplings grow to maturity. You have my admiration and yes. jealousy. I would love to have been be able to do the wonderful things that you have achieved. Not much chance now I suppose as I've just reached 74 years. But I can dream, can't I? And please stay safe in these troublesome times.
i know this was like two years ago, but i also know Advoko is a man who appreciates a neat trick or two. easiest way to repair a torn tarp is to take a penny, put it on the inside edge about half an inch below the tear, overlap both sides of the tear over it, then wrap a bit of line around the indent of the penny on the outside. also works great if you tear the Guy rope off a tent by say...."drunkenly tripping over it at night" as a completely random and definitely not specific example.
I cannot have anything but the greatest respect for you Max. How you manage to craft and construct all these amazing projects is simply mind-blowing. I truly enjoy what you post here. Also your comments are truly informative and together with that you have this very intelligent sense of humour. Thank you sooo much for what you doing. I truly envy your world but in the nicest possible way.
I'm following your channel about 2 years, I was watching this content in russian language but now I had a great pleasure to watch it again in english language! Keep it up, looking forward for new series in this summer.
Max, you’re the best. You are literally my favorite YT channel/guy. I always get excited when I see a new one from you. Your attitude and outlook on life are so positive and life affirming. Also your production quality is top notch without seeming contrived and pretentious. With all sincerity, thank you for all the tranquil and well thought out videos.
This guy makes me feel so inadequate. His knowledge to do these things is impressive enough, but his skill and precision... and the beauty of his creations. It must be incomprehensibly satisfying to marvel at what YOU have done. Inspring. Thanks for sharing it with the world.
I can boil macaroni!! And I do chemistry by adding salt! I DID cook a pan too! (I share this knowledge with you all. You're welcome.) Attention please!!?
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This man is the most impressive individual I have ever seen. His love of nature and his skills are so abundant. What this man demonstrates is how much we should have in common between countries. People that share love of the nature around them - there is no border for that.
Thanks for sharing your wilderness knowledge with the world, I’m a 74 yr old female who is fascinated with all that you do on vacation! Incredible ability to teach all us things we didn’t know we wanted to know! Thanks again, Max!
Thank you so much for the inspiration. You are one of the most real men I have seen on the internet. I appreciate your dream, and I am so happy to watch I will be so much happier to experience that. Need to make a hot tub with all that rock and all that dead wood to burn! A heated pool with fresh water from the wheel!
I started watching many video blogs. I am now down to the 2 that I will continue to watch forever. Your videos always make my day and satisfy me until you release the next one. Awesome editing and video quality make an awesome channel even better. Take care my friend.
Has anyone noticed that in addition to the hundreds of skills this man has developed, his narration is poetic and musical, his wardrobe is impeccable, his tools are always sharp and he's always happy? Superhuman. For his next trick I suppose he will build a Tesla using fish bones and walnut wood from the saplings he planted!
I wish i could be a man like this. I have 5 acres of woods and try projects in them but the woods have a way of showing you your limits and teaching you respect. Its not all pretty as it seems in this video. Believe me this man put alot of blood, sweat and tears into this project. I have much respect for him. Peace.
Supposed to working at the moment but nope. When Advoko uploads, work and all other responsibilities can wait for another 32 minutes :) You're living my dream. Keep up the good work. Edit: Though I know this isn't Bushcraft per se, making an copper-magnet electric generator which would be slowly filling appropriate batteries which you could use to recharge some of your batteries would be an awesome, environmentally-friendly application for your watermill in the future. This could be a secondary objective for the watermill as the transferred water could still be used for any other applications. It would just require you to build a makeshift generator inside the watermill itself. It would be a very difficult but it would be an awesome project!
It's a lot simpler to use an automobile alternator. At the low speeds the mill will generate it will take longer to charge a battery but the alternator should last practically forever. It could be left running constantly (even with no battery connected- the alternator won't care) or with some kind of clutch or friction wheel (like old fashioned bike generators) or or even quick-disconnect so something else can be connected, as the grain grinder at the end of the video is probably hooked to the shaft. Or belts (bushcraft rope of course) and pulleys, there are many ways to do it. Advoko, if you're reading this, most people who want to build a waterwheel sawmill imagine a big rotating circular blade, but a reciprocating saw is simpler and less dangerous. You have to build a crank mechanism but if you can make the bearings for the main shaft you can build a crank that will last.
I love the fact that in the middle of all of that legit hard ass work, he takes the time to plant some hardwood saplings that, in all likelihood, he will never see fully grown. Leaving gifts for future generations is just an awesome thing to do.
You make everything look so easy. A true mans man like no other. I just imagine you diring the winter months planning your next season. It is beautiful there, i live in the (Arizona USA) desert so a totally different. Can't wait to see what you do this season.
It definitely looks stress free but I don’t see how you can maintain that lifestyle past 60years old... alone in the woods. That’s the only thing about this kind of life that confused me. I work with old folks and I just can not see these people out here in the woods on their own. This definitely look like a young mans game.
This guy is inspirational. Everybody is so digital now; they know more Minecraft spells than how to move an object 4 times your size. Thank you for recording this journey 🙇
Well Max, it is hard to think of the words to describe how positive and intelligent I find what you are doing and how you live. I think to say that you are an inspiration will have to do, please keep up your amazing and enduring projects, your ingenuity is something of a marvel to behold.
Spectacular woodcraft To have the energy of a young man again Wow what would I give bless you son Enjoy your youth while you can I cannot wait to see your continuing projects thank you again for your knowledge and expertise and sharing that with us Thank you
This is one amazing person! If I were able to visit him in his cabin, I would pay him to allow me to work and learn from him. He looks too young to have this much knowledge.
"if you throw something at the raspberry bush the water delivers you perfectly ripe raspberries"......... this is the best example of being one with nature xddddd 100% respect
It's just getting a little bit cold where I am, while it's probably just starting to warm up where you are. Kids are in bed and sleeping. Good time to watch one of your vids
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The wilderness skill of this guy is impressive. What workmanship and dedication to quality building. Doing a good job for it's own reward is lost today. I admire this guy's work ethic.
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That calm voice, He is like the Bob Ross of bush craft.
With a happy little tree here and there! (Lots of!)
I am happy with the increasing number of subscribers...sige lang madadagdagan.pa more...because so good to watch
True 😊
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You mean bob ross the painter and television host. I never knew his works. Google says nothing about he on bushcraft.
I almost cried as he planted the walnut saplings and said that in 20 years he hopes to see it. What a guy.
I love his appreciation of nature
Humanity should strive to live with nature instead of destroying it. I admire this guy.
One of the most wholesome guys on RUclips. He was actually sad that we couldn’t eat with him 😭
A society grows great when grown men plant tree's who's shade they may never sit in.
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They should have taught this in school. Your ingenuity is incredible.
A government ran school teaching you how to live without the government? Ya right 😂
I know, he could teach the next generation in a systemic way of how to live off the grid. Well regardless we can be inspired to live this way by the video's, which is powerful tool to defeat government evil.
There's always this one comment.
I've had this thought recently. Nobody my age in the city knows how to do any of this stuff. But my parents' generation still have so much knowledge on this. There's a disconnect
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I am a 76-year-old woman, realizing I will never live to see or be involved in anything like this. Hubby has been gone over 9 years and if he had seen something like this years ago - - we would have been right out there.
I LOVE watching you. You are truly amazing. May you have blessings on top of blessings as you live your life. God bless you.
Mrs.Ping, thank you!
This guy is one of the most respectable humans on the planet
Respectful rather than respectable ? Sorry I'm an English teach .
@@paulseoighemcgee5772 Respectable means he is deserving of respect. Respectful means that he pays respect.
@@AndikaClassic No need to lay into the guy
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@@TheThundercow I assume Paul means Advoko is respectful to nature. I am sure Advoko is also respectable: he has my respect at least. :)
I'm a very critical person and watch a ton of bushcraft. I must admit this is by far the best bushcraft channel I've seen. You have a plethora of knowledge and amazing woodworking skills. Thank you and please keep this up.
Recon3Y3z I totally agree!
Are you a watcher and a doer or just a watcher of bushcraft?
Not all men are created equal. Most men can't even make a table.
Especially since alot of bushcraft videos nowadays are full of it. They only take and never give. I guess whatever they have to do for views...
@@miss.wright3035 ah, of course, afterall the measure of a man is his ability to make a table!
He is able to mention his friend's help even to a subscriber giving him a walnut as a gift... This man is a humble king of the forest. We need more humans like him.
i planted some black walnuts 27 years ago. they are now 15 inches in diameter and over 40 feet high. as long as they keep growing good i couldn't cut them. but the price makes it tempting.
@@victorhopper6774 I know 2 people that planted black walnuts as a retirement plan
@@Z0mb13ta11ahase not a bad idea if you are 25
@@victorhopper6774 thankfully they're 20/22. grove of black walnuts by 65 should be worth a good chunk of change!
..."This man is a humble king of the forest. We need more humans like him".
How well you describe this man! I totally agree!
Its so refreshing to watch someone who does this just for the love of basic-living outdoors rather than the slew of "surviving the end of the world" themed channels.
I guess it's kind of two birds with one stone
Sadly surviving the end of the world is often times the most realistic scenario a city-dweller has to imagine themselves living in nature. Hence the popularity of the zombie apocalypse trope or any similar ones like post-nuclear war fallout or economic collapse. It represents a situation where the strength of the human support network collapses in such a way that forces us back into our natural setting, because most people won't go back without being forced, but many people deeply crave to. Economic collapse scenarios are probably among the more realistic fantasies for some sort of return to nature. Zombies being fictional and post-war fallout being slightly outdated (though of course still possible, less of a concern than in years past). That is to say, while that kind of content can be a bit grating, maybe because some of those people tend to be outcasted for their thoughts and therefore adopt pride in behaviours which may not be prosocial, I think it's an understandable fantasy
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@@repentofidols what are you even on about?
my friend you must write a book to preserve all this knowledge so future generations can learn your craft
That is why he uploaded it on RUclips, he successfully shared his knowledge to other parr of the globe.
I'll buy 10 advanced copies!!!
Your right! You tube may not always be here or accessible 🤔! And a book would always be to hand. 👍
For real we are your child
He also would do well to teach an occasional apprentice for hands-on education.
seriously, who are the people clicking dislike on this.
the guy is brilliant at what he does.
Those are the people that still live on gas station burritos.
Those are the people who are jealous of his skills
Goverment, he dont pay for bills
disliking a video will keep it out of your feed
I find it hard to imagine a genuine reason for a dislike. Is it because he is not a native English speaker? Or jealously because he is so good? Ah, I see it now! Could it be because he is Russian? Old prejudices die hard.
A man leaves civilization and goes to the woods to be alone and suck the marrow out of life. You bring the ingenuity of civilization with you, but it is harmony on your own and nature's terms. This is the closest to perfection that I can imagine. Continued bliss, friend.
I second this comment
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Is he on his own land? Do you just buy some land out in the middle of no where to be able to do this? How do I do this where do I go?
This is some of the best bushcraft videos ever made. A masterpiece series.
Well said!
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I love everything about this, I hope your grandchildren get to collect walnuts from that sapling someday.
I dont think he will ever meet a woman out there so he will have to bring one, if he can find one willing to go.
@@tikihutdweller5944 the cabin from what I understand is his summer vacation or future home. He lives elsewhere or works what I'm assuming is near other people. I could be wrong but from the 4 videos I've seen I thought he kinda explained it.
@@amethystrain2513 yeah, he said he goes for 1 month a year. He's a lawyer in St Petersburg 😊
I love how he is just sitting there with the whole loaf of bread, eating it.
Russia’s hard country , neccisity is mother of all invention (think that’s the wording lol)
He just smiles at the camera and eats a loaf of bread
The neighbor is too distant for a stopover...
The mad man
This is unquestionably the finest youtube series of videos I have ever seen...please continue making content! Antidote for the corona-virus blues.
I am glad my videos have such effect in this uneasy times!...
@@Advoko brings us closer to our SAVIOR and reality of nature Max.
Not in any way to detract from this series, which is fucking awesome, you should check out Rebuilding Tally Ho if ship building interests you as much as bushcrafts :)
Kevin Klinkhammer I love how people who have always been lazy watching RUclips/Netflix etc... are using the Virus as an excuse to justify their laziness. It cracks me up. Just admit that you’re super lazy and watch RUclips 24/7 regardless if Covid-19 was here or not.
@@Ryanhelpmeunderstand and your comment is neccessary ?
Some of us appointed ourselves as the utmost Judge.
I'm so glad to see the Advocate finding the international audience he deserves!
He truly is a proper Earthling.
hey im a blacksmith/bladesmith so i can appreciate how your building everything. your getting to live a life no one has the backbone to do anymore i envy you.
Appreciate your expert’s praise!
I agree. The knowledge is out there and it’s daunting to think of how much time it takes to learn all of these woodworking and bush crafting skills. I love it though - knowledge to not only make the tools that help you make other tools and through them, everything one needs to live. He must feel more satisfied building his world there than at anything else a busy city life could provide.
@@renardleterrible6791 your right i remember when i made my first pair of blacksmith tongs and then i used those fist pair to make a better pair
This guy is an amazing ARTIST THE ONLY WORD THAT COMES OUT OF MY MOUTH IS WOW if we could all be so blessed 💯 I'll be up catching up on all his videos I'm brand spanking new subscriber ..LIFE IS BETTER THAN GOOD 🌠
I would love to live this life. But finding a place that will allow it in the UK is next to impossible
This channel is seriously under-subscribed for the quality of the content.
Indeed it is, its a great channel.
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So true other RUclips videos would only do just one of the 100 things he did in this video and it would be 2 times as long
That is a matter of time, he got 3 mil subscribers under russian speaking channel. Totally agree on the quality thoug
@James Stewart I always wondered who the people where who disliked videos with a 999 to 1 like to dislike ratio. Now I know.
@James Stewart lol, speak for your self dumb dumb baby
Whenever I watch Advoko I shake my head and say to myself "who is this guy"? He is rather amazing and so talented! Please more videos soon.
And mostly industrious!
You can see his other video in his second channel but they are in Russian😎
Bro, you minecrating the hell out of that forest and I’m just in awe
you are true
This dudes the real life Keralis
I don't know how I got here but this video is fascinating this guy is incredible and I agree with everyone that says this kind of stuff should be taught to people all over the world
Ppl that say “ nowadays all the old skills are lost “ or” young people today are unskilled “ well they really need to watch this video
anthony9thompson he’s Russian tho, we are still really old school
So this guy makes that statement false? There is a major dirth of skilled tradespeople in the US, at least.
Sadly the hardest part is getting a chance to practice any of them :(
you are such a good engineer my friend hope you live life full and well all the way from Texas
Man I really hope we get a video of this place 10 years from now with everything growing up haha
Max , in a world full of chaos , you are such an inspiration of what life is truly all about....
Jay, not chaos. It's called life. Welcome to the real world.
"So i wouldn't upset my neighbor The Beaver." this guy is solid
hell yeah, I like this guy
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I read that black walnut roots kill any other root they come into contact with?
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I _mod_ for a number of channels and I’m promoting your *superb* channel and content.
I'm here just because you said you didn't cut any live tree.... Appreciate that 👍👍
Where are you located?
There is no person in the whole world like you and I like you just the way you are you made this a day a special day by just your being you
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Your videos could never be “ too long “. You are a true craftsman and you inspire many people. PS you need a dog 🐕
@@LH-rr1iz Alright man, all he was saying is that it would be nice if he had a dog. Don't be an ass about it.
Sawyer Broskleyat what point has there been when it might be said, “ he now needs a dog”.
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Do you propose yourself to him?
Max, you are such a respectable, admirable and awesome human. I'm so happy to have found your channel and you're a serious inspiration. You're a giant in a world that values non-sense and material distractions. Thank you for your heart, your spirit, your intellect and for sharing your gifts with all of us.
Rion, thank you very much for such compliments!
Puh-leeze!
Always excited when I get a RUclips notification for you videos!!!!
Thank you for your kind words!
Robert..👍Same here 😁
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In world of flaunting wealth with cars and houses you're the only type of person I really want to hang out with. Appreciate you sharing the info. Subscribed
this guy is amazing.. very talented.. if the world ever becomes victim to a real apocalypse he would be living well
No doubt he's like the MacGyver of bushcrafting.
Yeah right...........all by himself !
I would love to see a video where he talks about where he's learning all this from and what his sources of inspiration are for the projects he's building.
Russian are like that, they've got it inside their blood, just like german with their perfect engineering .
They're " natural born doers " , they dont learn it from somewhere they rather experiment till they get the wanted result
it would be a video of him sitting and starring into the eyes of nature. for every hour of activity, theres at least one of quiet contemplation.
Thank you for all the time you spend filming and editing these videos! Probably the best content on RUclips in so many ways. It's what television could be, but isn't.
Television never was intended to be anything like this. Television is a brainwashing device that turns men and women into obedient slave workers. Demon possessed spiritually dead husks.
Though I know only what you have shown, I already like and respect you.
You win the manliest man of the year award in my opinion. Amazing videos.
Question. Where did you learn all these incredible skills? I need to make a sling to hold my jaw off the floor! I would love to see your hidden site for myself - as would many other viewers I imagine. I have NEVER witnessed such ingenuity and downright........... well, I'm lost for adjectives to be honest. Young man, may you have a very long and fruitful life to see your saplings grow to maturity. You have my admiration and yes. jealousy. I would love to have been be able to do the wonderful things that you have achieved. Not much chance now I suppose as I've just reached 74 years. But I can dream, can't I? And please stay safe in these troublesome times.
Alan, thank you for so many kind words! Of course you can!! )))
You could still try mate you never know ... if the body is willing
This guy is a genius! I've seen some handymen in my day, but no one as efficient as this man.
He barely looks old enough for half of his knowledge and building skills. I am amazed !!!
@@rumplestilskinsmum5094 He is a lawyer in his daily life, too. Doing this as a getaway hobby by an office worker -- pretty impressive!
i know this was like two years ago, but i also know Advoko is a man who appreciates a neat trick or two.
easiest way to repair a torn tarp is to take a penny, put it on the inside edge about half an inch below the tear, overlap both sides of the tear over it, then wrap a bit of line around the indent of the penny on the outside.
also works great if you tear the Guy rope off a tent by say...."drunkenly tripping over it at night" as a completely random and definitely not specific example.
Thank you for the tips!
@@Advoko my pleasure man. I'm a big fan. Love the calm demeanor. And the practical nature of it all
I cannot have anything but the greatest respect for you Max. How you manage to craft and construct all these amazing projects is simply mind-blowing. I truly enjoy what you post here. Also your comments are truly informative and together with that you have this very intelligent sense of humour. Thank you sooo much for what you doing. I truly envy your world but in the nicest possible way.
I'm following your channel about 2 years, I was watching this content in russian language but now I had a great pleasure to watch it again in english language! Keep it up, looking forward for new series in this summer.
Thank you for your loyalty!
Max, you’re the best. You are literally my favorite YT channel/guy. I always get excited when I see a new one from you. Your attitude and outlook on life are so positive and life affirming. Also your production quality is top notch without seeming contrived and pretentious. With all sincerity, thank you for all the tranquil and well thought out videos.
I appreciate your videos, your natural demeanor
Thank God
This guy makes me feel so inadequate. His knowledge to do these things is impressive enough, but his skill and precision... and the beauty of his creations. It must be incomprehensibly satisfying to marvel at what YOU have done. Inspring. Thanks for sharing it with the world.
I can boil macaroni!! And I do chemistry by adding salt! I DID cook a pan too! (I share this knowledge with you all. You're welcome.) Attention please!!?
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@@willdenoble1898 that'll be y my shoes dnt fit, thanks
This man is the most impressive individual I have ever seen. His love of nature and his skills are so abundant. What this man demonstrates is how much we should have in common between countries. People that share love of the nature around them - there is no border for that.
How is this man so talented at bushcraft/survival AND such advanced filming and editing??? Such a rare combination of talents!
Just said the same thing while watching this vid.
His hands and skin look like he sits in an office 90% of the time.
the selective pressures of the modern world highly favor individuals who can operate a camera well lol
Thanks for sharing your wilderness knowledge with the world, I’m a 74 yr old female who is fascinated with all that you do on vacation! Incredible ability to teach all us things we didn’t know we wanted to know! Thanks again, Max!
I'm really jealous of the freedom this man has. Few people who aren't wealthy or incredibly ingenuitive are so free.
I also find it funny the youtube algorithm doesn't recognize the word "ingenuitive" and tried to say it's misspelled.
Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge.
It was a happy accident that brought you to my attention, I must say you are an astonishing person, this is stunning work 🙏
Thank you so much for the inspiration.
You are one of the most real men I have seen on the internet.
I appreciate your dream, and I am so happy to watch I will be so much happier to experience that.
Need to make a hot tub with all that rock and all that dead wood to burn! A heated pool with fresh water from the wheel!
The close tolerance fit of everything you build is very impressive.
I started watching many video blogs. I am now down to the 2 that I will continue to watch forever. Your videos always make my day and satisfy me until you release the next one. Awesome editing and video quality make an awesome channel even better. Take care my friend.
Frank, thank you for your compliments!
Weve been doing this for 6000+ years amazing to watch how our ancestors lived.
You are the King of bushcraft men!
Всем спасибо! С 1 мая товарищи!
А,Вы верный комсомолец,адвокат.
@@ВолодяУльянов-ъ7щ нет, я пионер
Не расстанусь с комсомолом .
Буду вечно молодым !
Надеюсь, никто случайно не найдет это ваше творение, а если и найдет, то отнесется с уважением и деликатностью!
Да будет мир во всём мире, и майский труд на природе))
watching you move those logs make me feel dumb, weak, and useless. you are very resourceful! keep up the great work
Amazing. Makes me want to do that, too. Good work. 🙂
Outstanding!!! Long life to you from Alabama, U.S.A. !!
спасибо! your videos really bring light in these times, hello from finland!
Has anyone noticed that in addition to the hundreds of skills this man has developed, his narration is poetic and musical, his wardrobe is impeccable, his tools are always sharp and he's always happy? Superhuman. For his next trick I suppose he will build a Tesla using fish bones and walnut wood from the saplings he planted!
implying that a Tesla is in any way technologically advanced or worth the effort - it is not.
Epic!
I agree superhuman indeed.
yeah i think this guy is a crock of fony. yes he is building stuff but everything is new and sharp and he never gets dirty. wow
@@daveschuhart6702 maybe he washes it off camera?
Using only downed trees - I love that!!!
I wish i could be a man like this. I have 5 acres of woods and try projects in them but the woods have a way of showing you your limits and teaching you respect. Its not all pretty as it seems in this video. Believe me this man put alot of blood, sweat and tears into this project. I have much respect for him. Peace.
Supposed to working at the moment but nope. When Advoko uploads, work and all other responsibilities can wait for another 32 minutes :) You're living my dream. Keep up the good work.
Edit: Though I know this isn't Bushcraft per se, making an copper-magnet electric generator which would be slowly filling appropriate batteries which you could use to recharge some of your batteries would be an awesome, environmentally-friendly application for your watermill in the future. This could be a secondary objective for the watermill as the transferred water could still be used for any other applications. It would just require you to build a makeshift generator inside the watermill itself. It would be a very difficult but it would be an awesome project!
It's a lot simpler to use an automobile alternator. At the low speeds the mill will generate it will take longer to charge a battery but the alternator should last practically forever. It could be left running constantly (even with no battery connected- the alternator won't care) or with some kind of clutch or friction wheel (like old fashioned bike generators) or or even quick-disconnect so something else can be connected, as the grain grinder at the end of the video is probably hooked to the shaft. Or belts (bushcraft rope of course) and pulleys, there are many ways to do it.
Advoko, if you're reading this, most people who want to build a waterwheel sawmill imagine a big rotating circular blade, but a reciprocating saw is simpler and less dangerous. You have to build a crank mechanism but if you can make the bearings for the main shaft you can build a crank that will last.
I love the fact that in the middle of all of that legit hard ass work, he takes the time to plant some hardwood saplings that, in all likelihood, he will never see fully grown. Leaving gifts for future generations is just an awesome thing to do.
.... "While the granite ladder will compete with great Egyptian pyramids." lol, hahaha... funny Max. Great content again.
I'm so impressed. Mere words in the english language can't express my feelings towards your talent. Bravo sir!
Thank you!))
You make everything look so easy. A true mans man like no other.
I just imagine you diring the winter months planning your next season.
It is beautiful there, i live in the (Arizona USA) desert so a totally different. Can't wait to see what you do this season.
This man is an absolute master builder
Such an interesting guy great at explaining things simply and a soothing voice for a video, massive respect from Scotland mate
The older i get. The more this looks like the life
Same. Just enjoy God’s creation and use the hands He gave you
It definitely looks stress free but I don’t see how you can maintain that lifestyle past 60years old... alone in the woods. That’s the only thing about this kind of life that confused me. I work with old folks and I just can not see these people out here in the woods on their own. This definitely look like a young mans game.
@@deeal5336 Get a family first and live the life on the edge with your kids
@@davidmeladze8993 had to ruin it
@@deeal5336 if youre in good shape you can maintain this for maybe 70 years.
I just found this link.I love your attitude and the peace you work with
It's such a joy to watch a craftsman at work!
This guy is inspirational. Everybody is so digital now; they know more Minecraft spells than how to move an object 4 times your size. Thank you for recording this journey 🙇
Rather than just concentrating on what he's doing, I'm made more happy by how wholesome this guy is.
You’re living my dream my friend. I’m glad somebody. It is very possible that this way of life will become very popular.
Well Max, it is hard to think of the words to describe how positive and intelligent I find what you are doing and how you live. I think to say that you are an inspiration will have to do, please keep up your amazing and enduring projects, your ingenuity is something of a marvel to behold.
This man, created a paradise!
Spectacular woodcraft To have the energy of a young man again Wow what would I give bless you son Enjoy your youth while you can I cannot wait to see your continuing projects thank you again for your knowledge and expertise and sharing that with us Thank you
Just rediscovered this guy, supremely talented maker, engineer, bushcrafter, love his content
it's incredible how many tools you know how to use both ancient and modern. my gosh man.
Skills i hav never seen in my friggin life..
Mind blown!! This dude legit on another level
This is one amazing person! If I were able to visit him in his cabin, I would pay him to allow me to work and learn from him. He looks too young to have this much knowledge.
Thank you for the documentary it was a blessing and uplifting
"if you throw something at the raspberry bush the water delivers you perfectly ripe raspberries"......... this is the best example of being one with nature xddddd 100% respect
I lost it when he was talking about them baby toads and then polishing sidewalk. xD I love these videos, thanks for sharing! :)
This is my favorite RUclips channel, it’s amazing how you are only at your cabin for 1 month but you can put out 2 videos a month.
Your commentary is golden. Calm and educational. I appreciate it.
Very impressing! You make so many cool things. Thank you for sharing! Be safe and best regards from Sweden.
This had gotta be the most relaxing vid ive ever seen
It's just getting a little bit cold where I am, while it's probably just starting to warm up where you are. Kids are in bed and sleeping. Good time to watch one of your vids
Glad to hear it!))
I truly enjoy watching you do your projects. I will be sure to watch every one of them.
I love his attention to detail. Even when cooking he goes into depth and explains the reasoning behind what he does.
He must be an engineer.
I always thought he was a lawyer. “Advoko” sounds like the word in some languages for that
hi from Denmark. Im so happy i found this. I want to do this! thank you max, for giving us your time.
The world needs more people like you. I have always wanted to live like this. You are amazing! Thank you for what you do for the trees!
5:55 Leatherman Wave ... BEST MULTITOOL ON EARTH!!! i have carried Waves for the last 10 years every day, since i was gifted one for my 27th birthday... i am on my 3rd, (first one i accidentally dropped into Lake Mohave, the second one was lost) and i love this tool... i will never carry another multitool as long as i live!
Omg you live in a very magical place....absolute beauty
Your truly a craftsman and blessed with a beautiful spot in the boreal forest.
The wilderness skill of this guy is impressive. What workmanship and dedication to quality building. Doing a good job for it's own reward is lost today. I admire this guy's work ethic.
Thank you. This is lifetime's of wisdom you are passing on to millions. I can not explain how thankful I am.