Thank you :-)

Thank you for showing me a better way to deal with a folding knife. This is the great thing about KZfaq, learning never stops. Best regards from Slovenia.

Thank you. Best regards from Slovenia

Thank you!

I carved it "fresh" and it is still today without cracks fortunately. Interesting, this chimney trick, so cool.

@@RobertLisac I just checked them it is interesting I also rub beef talo in it it I don't have mineral oil

@@a234633 this sounds like a natural solution!

So true! If my surviving would depend on this kind of stuff, I would be dead in 14 days :-). Best regards from Slovenia.

Hi! I am happy that you droped a comment here. I upload a video, when I have something to say and show and if nothing is going on, then there are no new videos. Look, I'm just a normal guy who likes to do stuff with his hands like you. I guess you can use any kind of wood which is classified as hardwood. The more effort you have to put into your work to carve that thing, the harder the wood. IWith the tools you have mentioned, you can make much better yawara sticks than me. I have unfortanately no idea, if carving is a good idea, when you have rheumatoid arthritis? Maybe it's time to ask a doctor? I wich you strong hands and fingers, a lot of fun while carving a pocker stick and a happy new year. Best regards from Slovenia.

Thank you. Best regards from Slovenia.

Thank you.

Good question. Close rangre probably no difference, but it flies much farther.

The balance when in the air, the longer end adds a shit tonne of impact when the shorter end comes around to strike the target. Regular stick isn’t shaped to carve through air either

Thank you.

True... I have a lot of things going on. Sorry

@@RobertLisac you dont have to be sorry about it my friend, we're all human, i was just making sure you didn't quit

@@Wedontloveemhoes I didn't, but since I have moved away from a very rural area into the capital city, I just do not have so many options to do this stuff, that's why I am more active on this channel from where I am writing now.

Whats the original video

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jM6AjNOXy8fXcok.html

How is it stolen?

​@@combat9655This is the official channel

Doesn’t matter still information

True. But this was the only material I had at that time.

But I do think your craftsmanship is very good, so if you make another one with opposite airfoils, I think it will be really effective

Thank you for your opinion. There are for sure many ways to make a boomerang. I saw many designs, also one that you have mentioned. What I have found is, that smaller boomerangs (like this one in the video) are flying much better and a greater distance. Do you have a link, where your opinion is shown ina graphic way?

Thank you. So true, power tools are taking away the whole "human mistake factor" and the the project isn't such a fun challange. Best regards from Slovenia.

Thank you. Yes, probably during the summer time. Best regards from Slovenia.

@@howtomakeweapons7353 looking forward to it. greetings from germany

@@dierampe , das ist cool, dass Videos eines Slowenen auch in Deutschland angeschaut werden! Liebe Grüsse!

@@howtomakeweapons7353 That's the wonder of the internet 😀

It should look like a deer hoof. It could be also without a notch.

Ha ha, realy? Which movie?

@@howtomakeweapons7353 Yup. In the thumbnail for the vid from what I can see of your face it looks just like him even the stare. I wouldn’t pin it to a movie.

@@fluffinmcpuffin1879 Cool! :-)

Me too! :-)

Thank you.

Thank you so much. Best regards from Slovenia.

Thank you! Best regards from Slovenia!

Ha ha, what's so special about my socks? Maybe I should focus more on fashion videos or what? ;-)

...and by the way, those are not safety, but tactical socks ;-)!

What do you do, if there is no knotted tree available? ;-)

@@howtomakeweapons7353 do what the natives did tie something around it and come back in a year to force it to burl lol

@@wacogliderman9396 cool. I didn't know that.

@@howtomakeweapons7353 the eastern woodland Indians if they couldn't find burled trees made them, your club was good but you had to do lots of work to get that rounded shape. just throwing it out there that they had ways to create the burl

@@wacogliderman9396 , thank you for your precious input. I will for sure search also for knotted pieces of wood, but it's hard to find here. You know the war clubs with animals carved on the non-inpact side? As far as I analised the historical pieces those werent made of knotted pieces of wood, because the animal would be very difficult to carve out of such a piece. I could be wrong, wha5 do you think?

So it looks like a deer hoof.

Thank you for your kind words. Best regards from Slovenia. ps: How is it to live in Texas? I've heard a lot of good stuff about Texas.

@@howtomakeweapons7353 thank you, it's a great place to live, very affordable, very OPEN, the people for the most part are very friendly. The weather can be very hot(it can kill) and we have the 2 amendment which is amazing, it's a great place to live. I wouldn't live anywhere else.

Thank you for your kind words. Since quite a few months I'm planning to make a new one, with an animal carved at the back of of the club. Best regards from Slovenia.

Cool!

Thank you :-) . Best regards from Slovenia.

@@howtomakeweapons7353 California - Sonoma

Check out my other channel, where I upload much more frequently, because building weapons takes a lot of time, which I often do not have. Here is the other channel: youtube.com/@RobertLisac

Perfect. Best regards from Slovenia.

So cool, how the same thing is so universal in so many different parts of the world. I like that Irish name. If you got hit by a Shillelagh you had nothing to laugh at all afterwards ;-).