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Are your songs avaliable to download to use for videos? Ive had a request to use 2 of your songs in a video. But don't want to get a copyright strike or anything. If you see this please reach out. Thank you!

Is there a way to download and use this music in a video without getting a copyright strike? Ive had 2 songs here requested to be used in one of my videos and id love to, but unsure if its ok to do.

Awesome

Ladies and Gentlemen, what we have here is a 500 year foundation. John from Bethel, Missouri

Never cared for the rolled ferrule. Nice chisel though.

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Where are the strong independent women when it comes to such tasks???

And then there was Gobekli Tepe. How about some relief carved T pillars folks. Surely 11600 years later it would be dead easy to add a bit of being. And hey, they have lasted 11600 years, a bit longer than several hundred.

1:23 he did not miss gym day

Men who have learned this skill, can learn and overcome everything what life puts in front of them, you are truly blessed. Glory to the God.

What the heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeech

Zero Concrete? And what you poured into the canals ? Water 🤣?

The whole nitric acid part was really cool

Beautiful work ❤❤❤❤ that colour in the end ❤❤❤❤

That dude's fore arms at 620 wow

wow, beautiful, but backbreaking, work!!!

Anyone have a name for this style foundation? Its clearly an old style of building, I'm curious where they built this

This is real life

It only took me a few times before I said "I'm not chiseling another hole" and just used 1 inch drill bit and hand drill. There's no reason to use the chisel to dig it all out that's just a massive waste of energy and was a tool adopted very early on for timber framing. It would be stupid not to use it.

Best canoe making video ever

My hero my nanny could chop that straight grain wood , try some australian hardwood

We are all Africans. 😮

That scarf joint at 11:45 makes me proud to be of Finnish descent.

Yep, this is the 4th house built on this foundation. No clue how long it's been here but, just keeps on choochin

4:15 - adze is a traditional tool

Execelent. .

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This video reminds me of my youth. Thank you formaking it. I wonder if your grandfather still lives?

He was making 10 a day or assembling 10 a day giving credit where it’s due to the other coopers making the parts? Lids Hoops Staves

Těžký, ale také moc krásný den a vůbec život pro toho, kdo tomu propadl ❤❤❤

Так-же лодки долблёнки являются традиционными в нескольких регионах России. Одно из мест - река Керженец в Нижегородской области, там такие лодки называются "ботник". Also this kind of boat is traditional in several regions of Russia. One of place is Kerzhenets River in Nizhny Novgorod Region. Документальный фильм о технологии изготовления: Documentary movie about technology: ua-cam.com/video/1qTpAGUZ0hs/v-deo.html

Man you have an amazing skill. I can watch your videos for hours. I was a builder for 35 years. Now this intreags me Thank you .

A work of art.

Love this but how is this zero concrete when the stones are all encased in cement which is just the same.

So many years I've been watching this video and it's still the best!Art of a craftsmenship!...and inspiration for many of us.Keep continuing and thank you!👍🙂

So what is the grout if it’s not cement ?

Would love to come! Greetings from Australia

Sap runs in spring.. April/May here in NS, Can. Peeling your logs at that time of the year would make it alot easier of a task.

Merci grand père j’aime vous voir travailler avec vo cheval très beaux vidéo j’ai aimé Canada

في الدقيقة ٤٧ و ١٨ ثانية يتمثل الاجرام ..انتم يامن تدعون السلام

Why when people see this man and see how obviously hard he has worked through out his life, do they look on it as a bad thing? Dealing with adversity, challenges and having to work hard is what builds character. People like this man has learned to live with nature (aka God) and go with the flow of how things work. There are seasons for a reason, the creation has a flow for a reason. Old timers learned to work in conjunction with this. The are what was in season, preserved what they could and “made hay when the sun shined”. Hard work is something to look upon with respect and admiration. I just go back to the old sayings… Tough times create tough men, tough men create easy times, and easy times creat soft men, soft men create tough times… Tough men is why we have the things we have today. Don’t be soft, be tough. Trust in God and have faith in Our creator. Live in the light and trust in Jesus Christ. God bless.

Great watching this after a decade. I still love my knife and axe! One weird thing - do I remember different music on this when I watched it the first time?

The guy in the blue shirt is a badass! the editing is incredible too!

Wonderful documentary! Greetings from Sweden

I've watched this several times, and I enjoy it(the reason why I've watched over again) but the music is awful! I usually watch it with no volume.

Interesting technique. I heard about it first time from my father.

Someone told me years ago about a technique used in Norway. They would submerge (peeled?) pine or spruce logs underwater in cold, fast-flowing streams. The logs were then rotated in and out of the water for many years. This process apparently flushed out most of the nutrients that living organisms eat from the wood. This traditional method was likely used by the ancestors to make the wood last longer, but it definitely needs more research.

Conservation and restoration of waterlogged wood: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_and_restoration_of_waterlogged_wood

Makes me miss my pop. Great video

What i’m thinking while im watching this? Im 28 and besides the skills that this man has confronting the non existant skills that i have, the strenght that he has is impressive, an old 70+ years man is an animal in front of us, scary, borned rich, no discipline, clean and weak boys, at least myself. What a man.