Do it!!! You need to get into the country side!

Great video, very instructional. And this is off topic but what is the outfit you're wearing and where can we buy one?

thanks for your work, I can use them for wooding n my motorsav too

Yo forgot my favorite reason to make wood wedges, they're free

What are the dimensions how long are how wide

Thank you bro I will start making some wooden wedges

Thank you for this!

Thank you for demonstrating a froe and articulating its use. I think from what I've learned so far in preparation for riving my own wood is that with the narrow log it would be time to take it over to what they call a riving brake, which come in numerous forms just to hold onto the piece while you split it. Cheers.

I ended up back here because I've been watching woodwork stuff and completely forgot I was in this video 😂

you are a lifesaver

If anything, you'll at least end up with a gas forge.

Love your channel! Can't wait to see more Renaissance wood working!

If your like me the handle would be more useful than the bow.

You are so hot 🤤🍺🍺🏆

I just found this channel through Shorts - looking forward to seeing your video on the handle for that iron tool! I like this style of video, whereby you're just informing another person about that shave horse, without much regard for the camera.

Sounds like Dwight shrutes son. Awsome 😀

My grandfather made many bows he told me to never use a knotted piece so you saved yourself some trouble. Hope this helps

i really like how he talks and presents everything

Looking forward to seeing what you bring over. This style is very interesting.

Found you on TicToc. Loved the War Hammer restoration with the Osage Orange handle. Looking forward to seeing what you put on here!

To and Froe, stop and go, that's what makes the world go round...

Ike love to see you in person, which renaissance fair do you demonstrate at?

It's good to see Stodoys have new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.

Thank you. I have been trying to remember the word Glut

Not heard of a Frame Axe. Isn't that a Side Axe?

I need one of those for my medieval tent!!! Thanks for doing this video.