It’s not from England. It is from Poland!

Should have called it jaws

First class review m8. I love all the projects you have carved with it also. A well thought out design for bushcraft & survival. Can’t wait to see what you will be doing next with it.

Hey, watch out for Hurricane Beryl. It's looks like it's headed your way. Stay safe out there.

Hi Jim - I received my Woodsan and Shirley last week and absolutely love it. The shape, weight balance, blade geometry, sheaths are all so well thought out and wonderful to use. Thanks for the videos and inspiration that put me onto Origin knoves in the first place. God bless.

Thanks for the video. I’m in queue for the woodsman & scout at the end of October. Both look like outstanding tools & I’m ready to be part of the brotherhood.

Hi, thanks for the video, it’s great to see that you still using the Woodsman. I think you forgot to mention the whole knife length and the length with the sheath. Could you please enlighten us ?

Gotta throw some broken glass down there to give more motivation to push back up as I told ya months ago LOL 🙂

Welcome back lad!

Good to see you back Jim. Glad you and your family are doing well. All the best.

Glad hear you and the family are well bud. I know the empty nest feeling, but don’t worry I won’t be long before they are back filling up the nest again lol 😉

Good to see you Jim! I should order a Shirley from Kevin some day. I've had to put myself on a knife buying restriction because last year I went kinda nuts. lol Love the Moped! I'm an avid two-wheel rider, that's actually where I spend most of my time when I'm not catching up with KZfaq buddies. Stay well my friend!

I think you should tie those grates together with some baling wire or something to make it more sturdy. You could still fold them up after use!

Was gonna subscribe… I already am 😆 was looking into getting one of these. I’m a fan of both victorinox and leatherman. I know a guy selling one for like 75 bucks. New in box. Thanks for the review!!

How do I buy a Caleb Cox tracker?

Your knife skills are obvious. It’s not just the things you were doing but the control and comfort while using the knife. Thanks for the videos and I hope your boy is doing well in service.

What is the model of your underquilt? Rating?

Nice

As the name suggests, the Polish bread bag is used to carry grenades. XD

Well done. I have modded the romanian haversack with its original leather straps and fabbed solid brass buckles for it on a Bridgeport.. glad to know Im not the only crazy one !! Getting ready to attempt a nice leather improvement to an old Boy Scout 1307 frame pac as well. Thanks for sharing your stuff.

My brother I went on a Randall knife, researching rabbit hole because I found six of them at my local shop here in Colorado which sparked my interest and I absolutely fell in love with this series of you restoring your knife congratulations and great job. Your dad would be proud.

Mate, your skill with that knife is an inspiration. And what a fantastic material bamboo is! You are more than welcome on the suggestion. I'm flattered you were inspired to create such a great project. God bless. 👍

Great job. Peace Be With You.

Great video! Tons of skill work and the use of bamboo is very interesting for us up north. Impressive craftsmanship Jim!

Really cool. You have unbelievable knife skills. Did you have to touch up your blade after working with the bamboo? It is pretty hard, gnarly stuff to work with.

Love to watch a craftsman at work. You do some amazing things m8 with the woodsman. Amazing 👍

Awesome man, the Shirley is probably the best feathersticker on the planet.

Nice job on this. Thanks for sharing. It is like a primitive Kuerig coffee maker. 👍

Wondering if you could modify this to a collapsible version you can take on your trips into the woods? One of life's pleasures sitting peacefully with a cup of coffee surrounded by nature.

I have a modern one cup version of this. That uses cone filters. Its really the best way to make coffee

Looks good lad. Great job!

Nice skills Jim 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🔪

Great video! keep it coming Bro.

After my Leatherman broke twice, I switched to Victorinox. I know everyone praises Leatherman's warranty but that's probably not a good thing! You don't hear much about Victorinox' warranty because their tools don't break. I have a Spirit MX Clip and SwissTool MX Clip. Love them both

Great video, yet another that shows the brilliance of "Origin Knives" designs. Kevin's blade are second to none!

Really interesting comparison. Both the effort needed and the type of curls produced by the different designs. Good to see the Shirley as well 😀. Trackers all the way! 👍

First class demonstration m8. Interesting to see how the trackers out do the straight blade in both our videos. In my opinion the tracker style knives are king when it comes to making feathers or shavings

Some great ideas in that sewing kit, appreciate it.

Speaking my language, have a bit of an obsession with gasifier stoves. Enjoyed the video, cheers!

Wow! Love the sowing kit Jim. Great job. The ugly box is fantastic too, and misnamed! The videos that you and EGO share are inspiring. Lots of ideas for when I get my Woodsman and Shirley. God bless.

Nice set up the with the sowing kit 👍

Nice work!

Nothing like an old fireman playing with fire

I love my cup and bottle set mine came with a spoon and fork combo on opposite ends of the utensil. im totally going to cut my cup lid like yours with notches, so i can hang it with the lid on it! That was a great idea sir!

Ive never understood how the quarter round could bbe used as a gut hook. The quarter round would split the hide and then the sharp cutting edge behind it would then cut into the animals entrails making it counter productive. I think it is great for nice feathersticking.

I got the original BushBuddy (Ultra) in the early 90's. I think these stoves are the greatest invention in wild-camping history. No kidding.

I absolutely love these types of stoves. No fuss, no muss, super easy to use and maintain and the fuel is almost everywhere.

Fantastic video, cheers!

Brilliant effort Jim for your first time attempting this style of fire. A few pointers for you from watching the video 1. With the woodsman hammered into the tree, tilt the cutting edge at an appropriate 30 degree angle and only pull the kindling from the underside of the blade. 2. Lay your shavings on a piece of bark inside the frame and place the cockerel feathers above the frame First. Light the feathers first and let the flames pick up until they start to light the cockerel feathers then build you kindling around the frame. For your first attempt I thought you did fantastic. A big well done bud. I am glad you got something from the video to add to your woods armoury. 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🔪🥃