Like it brother. Cool spoon. I see the other end is a spatula too. I am from the west originally and mesquite is tough wood to cut with a chainsaw. They give it away if you are willing to cut it. It dulls the blades fast. Cut a tree down, cut it up, sharpen and do it again. Ya spend more time sharpening the chainsaw than cutting.
You would be far better off with an axe. Parangs are for bamboo/jungle wood.
Also, you used the middle of the blade for splitting the wood, then tried to use it for carving. You should be keeping the middle section dull, and the top and bottom of the blade sharp for carving.
Thanks for the video! I enjoyed watching it. The music was great and the technique you used when handling the knives was too.
BoeMech 4 weeks ago
Great job
MrRampro 2 months ago
Like it brother. Cool spoon. I see the other end is a spatula too. I am from the west originally and mesquite is tough wood to cut with a chainsaw. They give it away if you are willing to cut it. It dulls the blades fast. Cut a tree down, cut it up, sharpen and do it again. Ya spend more time sharpening the chainsaw than cutting.
RebLin51 4 months ago
the wood looks very tough, but beatiful colour and grain
cekinxxx 5 months ago
@samrogers101 i guess your penis looks really strange
Migopower 5 months ago
u should have made a fork on the other side
axlehunter 7 months ago
where did you get that parang?
bushcraftourway 8 months ago
@samrogers101 hahahaha!!! lol
pisuarez 9 months ago
nice calculator watch
DeluxeWarPlaya 1 year ago
@DeluxeWarPlaya thanks!! totally vintage!!
pisuarez 1 year ago
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Ok, three questions.....
1. Who did the music? I want more!
2. Which Mora version is the knife?
3. How does the Mora hook knife do on softer woods?
itsDJR 1 year ago
Ok, three questions.....
1. Who did the music? I want more!
2. Which Mora verison is the knife?
3. How does the Mora hook knife do on softer woods?
itsDJR 1 year ago
@itsDJR The music is from a mexican group called TELEFUNKA, they're great right?
the mora is a CRAFTSMEN, and the hook knife works great on soft wood!!
thanks for your comment!!
pisuarez 1 year ago
@itsDJR correction!! the music is by SUSSIE 4, they are also great!!
pisuarez 1 year ago
You would be far better off with an axe. Parangs are for bamboo/jungle wood.
Also, you used the middle of the blade for splitting the wood, then tried to use it for carving. You should be keeping the middle section dull, and the top and bottom of the blade sharp for carving.
omfgitsgambit 1 year ago
@omfgitsgambit you're right!! I just wanted to try out the parang because it was new, haha!!
pisuarez 1 year ago
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backwoodsbeagle 1 year ago
hola bonita cuchara/espátula ;-)
ZElwood95 1 year ago
hola bonita cuchara/espátula ;-)
ZElwood95 1 year ago
is that a parang machete
JUSTTHEBEST12 1 year ago
Nice job! It turned out well!
JustinBaker2567 1 year ago
urban bushcraft lol 5 stars
blowgunking1994 2 years ago
@blowgunking1994 hahaha!! spare time urban bushcrafter!! lol
pisuarez 1 year ago
hola bonita cuchara/espátula ;-)
facatube 2 years ago
gracias!!, no fue nada facil!!!
pisuarez 2 years ago
cool video, well made spoon. im very interested in what kind of machete/large knife is that? does it have a name?
shillelaghslaw 2 years ago
Yes, it is a martindale jungle machete, the brand with the crocodile, from England.
pisuarez 2 years ago
Nice spoon!!!
5/5
86thmountmerrion 2 years ago
Thanks for your comment!! enjoy the woods!!
pisuarez 2 years ago
good job 5/5
hobbexp 2 years ago
thank's a lot !! I am a big fan of your videos!!
pisuarez 2 years ago