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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Looking at some Benchmade , Buck and Knives of Alaska, Then Clearing Trees and Spitting Firewood with the Kubota KX057-4 Excavator and Split Force Log Splitter
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We live in Western Pa. and Have around 100 Acres of Land, About 1/2 is ours the rest is my moms, We have 4 kids and two grandchildren, 3 Golden Retrievers and one Cat. We enjoy working on our property and making improvements. We sell firewood and soon will be selling hardwood lumber.
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Mr Morgan, We are of very similar age. I also do the "hording" thing with some things. It may be a product of the times we were raised in to an extent. Plus, I don't know about you, but I was always taught "there won't be any more after that" when i was given something from my dad. so, I learned to take very good care of my "stuff" everything from motorcycles to my boots to my fishing/hunting gear and of course tools. So, to this very day I like to keep 'backups" to most things that are important to me, tools, hunting and fishing gear, etc. then once i have completely wore out an Item i use often. Because I use these thigs often it then becomes uncomfortable not to have them. So I keep my backups ensuring i won't have to " do without" the things I value and need to continue to keep my quality of life.
Love knives. My Dad as well, he always told me that I was not dressed unless I have a handkerchief in the back pocket with a comb, a watch on my arm and a pocket knife. The Benchmade is new to me, they look great! I lost a pocket flip while on vacation in Florida this past week. It was not an expensive knife, but broke my heart to loose it. It held its edge well and had a loud green handle. Just was a natural to have on me. Anyway, you stirred me up talking about the knives. Thanks for the memories of Dad's love for knives.
Hi Mike, I am glad to see you appreciate a good knife. I currently have 9 Benchmade, 5 or 6 Case knives, and a couple Old Timers. I have given each of my boys (4) and my oldest granddaughter's husband a Benchmade and plan to give each of my grandsons (7) one. I'll take a good knife over a stick of bologna any day.
Mike help us teach people that pocketknives are tools not weapons!! Great video
Very true! Knife is a tool! My Glock is just a reminder that criminals don't follow any gun laws! Gun laws are for law abiding citizens! Let's go Brandon
ALWAYS Whittle away from yourself. I broke that rule 60 years ago and I can still see the scar as I type. Grandfather said, I told you so son. I agreed as I stifled a cry.
Cannot teach the unteachable
If anyone knows about balogna, it's me. Good morning Morgans!
Lol
I find I have the same knife and gun problem!😂 good to have when we will need them
That is an amazing tool cabinet! It is 70' down at the beach this morning!
Thats a great work bench. I've had the same one for for 4 years now.
I collect pocketknives and have well over 100 in displays and original boxes that have never been used. My wife began to complain until I showed her the value of some of them. If you are ever in the Atlanta area in early June, the Blade Show is a must see. Unreal how many knife enthusiasts there are. No need to explain why you hold on to them!
In the early 1980’s, I was doing some sales calls in Butler County, PA. I noticed a lot of woodland with no trees over 40 years old, and no farm buildings, nor much machinery, less than 40 years old. One day I stopped in a feed store and got talking to the owner, who was the in his 70’s. He said the he and his brothers, at one time, had five grain elevators in Butler County. I asked what happened. He said that, after WWII, when farmer went heavily into tractors and wider machinery, “We could still grow more wheat per acre in Butler County than they could in Kansas, but they could grow more wheat per hour in Kansas.” The price of wheat fell and it was no longer profitable to grow wheat in PA. My understanding is that there is 1/3 less farmland tilled in PA than there was 100 years ago.
As long as I can remember, my father always carried a knife, and I have cursed a few times for not carrying one. A knife is super handy.
Benchmade are great knives. Expensive promotional gifts, but nice. I never use some of my knives so I understand. My Bugout is my go to EDC. That is a nice cabinet especially the hardwood top. I love to see you splitting the firewood, very therapeutic.
I'm sure there was a time, but I can't remember a time that I never had a knife in my pocket and a piece of soap stone. Y'all have a nice weekend.
Morning Morgan's from south western NY. We had a little ice storm here a few days ago and Buffalo area got hit pretty hard. I'm jealous of your working conditions really muddy here in the woods. I just got a Homestead grapple for my tractor and itching to use it! Have a great day everyone 😀
I have a knife problem, I have well over a 100 fixed and folders, most have never been used. Some are custom knives costing between 200 to 300 dollars
Display case for the knives in the new building?
New cabinet is great. The gray front compliments the floor, and the maple top compliments the wall. It looks to me like it was custom made just for you. Love it.
I was going to buy one of these but wife wanted the HD racks and shelving so no room for a rolling bench.
@@RKHarm24 Happy wife miserable husband 😄
Saw that deal at Sams before Christmas but missed it. Just saw it was back on sale and matched one up! Can’t wait to get it.
Good Morning Morgan Family! I hope everyone is doing well.
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Good morning!
A Benchmade knife is hard to beat. I have a few myself.
Those cabinets are great. We have about $40 gazillion worth of all shapes and sizes, in the garage, on the covered deck and in the equipment shed. One of my buddies on an old BBQ cookoff team had one and kept all his spices, knives and towels in it. Worked really well. They seem to be quality built. I have my cut off saw on a small one and roll it around in the garage.
Nice knife collection Mike, awesome work bench, you're a wood splitting machine, can't wait to see finished woods food plot and orchard you got the magic touch, love you guys
Today is going to be a shop cleaning/organizing day. Its cold and misting raining so i think i am just going to hang out in the shop today while the family goes to hair appointments and then shopping. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY
Awsome Video Like Always!!
Good To See Melissa's Kind And Friendly Smile Again!!
Mike You Are Making Great Progress On The Land Clearing For A One Man Crew!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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Great buy Melissa, that's an awesome Pantry/work bench, you did a great job!! Great job to you too Mike for the continued work with the Split Force Log Splitter and the clearing for the Orchard and farm land. Everything looks great, keep up the good videos and the fun you're having. Tell the Supervisor we all said Hi and keep smiling and give us one of his incredible laughs that we enjoy so much. Stay safe and keep up the great fun around there. Fred.
Instead of waiting to give them someday...give them now! There is something about a pocket knife that makes young and old boys happy. Best wishes.
Yes you are right, one can never have enough fly rods or knives and maybe guns too
Real nice firewood!!! Still waiting for the split screen video of the excavator controls as they operate the the bucket.
I have the same knife problem.
IRS guidelines for gifts. Cash items are taxable and must be tracked and recorded for taxing purposes. Example: I worked for IBM. Anything that had a cash value, IBM had to tax you for its cash value or they had to pay a fine. Win a Cross Pen and Pencil, IBM would have to pay you the value of the taxes so you could claim it on your taxes. Get a check from one of your clients, you had to claim its cash value on your Tax forms or face a fine if the IRS found out. IBM would also get fined if they didn't force you to claim the funds. Win a $2,500.00 cash value trip for two, IBM would have to add taxes to the 2,500 for another $250.00 to cover the taxes. So, IBM made it a rule that you could not accept anything over a cash value of $25.00 or you could loose your job..
You have such a great technique when you use the excavator to pick up things, especially limbs and trees. Enjoy your videos.
Got so many knives, now grandkids, the pile is shrinking, still praying for the family, have a day
I looked up those Bench Made knives and it looks like they run into the $200.00 price range today. Must be real good knives. Can never have enough folding knives to keep in various places around the shop, truck, etc. so that you always have one available.
Good morning Morgan’s!! Have a day!!
Your building looks great. Nice cabinet. We enjoy watching your channel.
My favorite knives are some that my Dad made back when he was in high school. The blades are ground from old worn out files. Once you get a nice edge on them they'll hold that edge for a l o n g time. Plus they have sentimental value.
I never usually comment but when you spoke about your knife I do the exact same thing and I thought I was the only one I can’t explain it either
I have the same cabinet. I bought mine from Sams Club also. I had to put mine together. I have it on my back porch. It holds all of my outdoor cooking gear for my grill, Big Green Egg, and Blackstone. I have had it for 4 years and love it. It is so convenient to have everything at hand without having to run in and out of the house.
That's funny as soon as the word lockable came out of your mouth, I thought about the soda. Then you said exactly that.
My go to knife is a Buck knife from Dearing Compressors. Excellent EDC and not a dime in it.
Those cabinets are great. I have two of the work tables and three other the cabinets that fit underneath the tables. I wish I had more.
Mike, you are an up and coming knife COLLECTOR! I want to see ALL of 'em. I have a bucket full.
Morning Mike, around zero here right now, looking forward to your temps and no snow.... probably need to wait a month or so....
Enjoy your weekend.... Pete from Canada 🇨🇦
Have been without power since Wed. until today Sat. here in Mi.
Lost a firefighter to a down wire from a branch in Paw Paw Mi. All firefighters are volunteers.
Don't forget the tree branch down at your Mothers' house.
Good Saturday Morning. Went down to about 0 degrees overnight here in NH. I use a little less wood in two days in my stove. Burning wood is nice and well worth the work. I never buy wood, just harvest from my property.
I'm the same way. I have five knives in my truck. Literally hundreds in the house. I love knives.
Mike now you need to get Melissa to buy you new tools to put in the new work bench tool cabinet. Way to go! Keep up the great videos.
Good decision on leaving the Oaks. Clearing makes a strut area for turkeys and Oaks provide food for them.
My papaw use to collect use Case knives from back 1930's. Still had the old oil paper around it
Maybe take some to the West Virginia property, when set up. Always have what you need there too.
I suffer from the same dysfunction, I own many fine knives but only carry and use a few. I seem to have the same problem with firearms, I have my shooters (which I love and maintain meticulously) but also have several that have only been handled and admired.
My cousin and I decided it was a genetic thing. I thought I might have a problem when the second safe was much larger than the first.
Mike, shame that cabinet cant attach to the excavator . Then you'd be HAPPY HAPPY
Knives and flashlights … can never have enough. 🤣👍🏻
I keep one of each, plus a multi tool in each vehicles glovebox and then have an emergency kit with the same in them plus a multitude of other items.
I wear hoodies all year so they are allways in style!
Hello Mike and Melissa! I have a bunch of knives as well and only use 1 or 2 as well, I don't know it's just after sorting through and using a few you kind of get what I call the "feel" where you just grab and go with a certain one I guess. Same go's for my tools there are some that are the "good" tools, and then there are the ones like your buddies old shoes that are all beat to heck and are the every day tools I use, BTW you & Melissa are doing an excellent job!😀
LoL I do the same thing with my knives, Expensive, boots, and guns! I guess we like collecting! My last binge was old signs! Before that old train lanterns! Then swiss automatic watches! Then a car and truck kick! Not sure why the impulse to buy??????? We are around the same age Mike maybe it has to do with our childhood! I had a great one! God bless
I'm enjoying your videos, FYI Case knives are made in the USA in Bradford PA. they are excellent quality and you can also tour the factory and see the process. Lots of history in the museum as well. Well worth the visit if you are ever in that area.
When you have a wife that buys you tool carts. She is a keeper. 😁😁😁
If I remember correctly years ago on SCTV Martin short played a character Ed Grimmly. He was hypnotized by a snake and the snake made him say (No matter how thin you slice it it's still baloney).
A hoodie would be great back in the winter but since our highs are in the mid 80’s lows mid 60’s just 10 more months till winter.
Our daughter lives in Glen Rock, teased me other day cause she had 73 degrees , we had 11 degrees and snow here in northern NY.. today she has 23 degrees 🤣🤣🤣 Karma 👍🤣 . Nice to dig here this morning with my coffee, enjoying your video !
Ed Mccarthy, we are about an hour northwest of Glen Rock near Carlisle. This winter has been very mild around here, but we had to hang our outdoor thermometer from a bungee cord because the temperatures bounce up and down so much.
Mike the Blue Wood Splitter, something about it not measuring up trough needs a paint job. Your Orange one, the Paint, TOP NOTCH, it in the Details. Looking good with the Field and Clearing. Keeping Busy.
👍👍👍👍👍👌Love it the clearing the worksite clean up, and the processing of the useable material sorting for saw logs and firewood all good stuff and very well organized, great tool bench and lockable Diet Coke storage area……I’m thinking Hunter may have a plan😄
Bring back the episode numbers. It’s nice to see how long we’ve been watching. Rogan does it, and it works. Also good for referencing episodes amongst other followers without having to send a link.
Here in Colorado...we use hoodies year-round. With several places you can drive paved roads to 14,000 feet not to mention the many 4x4 high mountain passes so... fathers day hoodie dosen't sound strange at all.
Secondly, don't feel bad about hoarding knives. Someday thee limited run "brande " knives may be worth something.
I’ve got a couple of favorite knives, my everyday carry is a Swiss Army knife. Never without one!
I have always carried a 4 inch 3 blade pocket knife which wife often volunteers. went to a Seahawks football game and asked at entrance if had any guns or knives. I said yes. Can't take it in. Take back to car or throw it away here; car parked 2 miles away. I replaced that knife and never went to another Seahawks game just watch on TV.
Perhaps you could put up the drone to get an aerial perspective of your clearing project
Good Morning Morgan family and all. Have a spectacular day
That's a great deal!
I was always afraid of losing good knives
I think we are all like that re knives . Its just easier to use what you always use.
I was camping last weekend & took the firestarter with me. The wood I had available wasnt the best, but we got a roaring fire going with the help of the firestarter. Thank you
I had to chuckle at you knife collection. I do some small custom woodwork projects for friends and neighbors. One of them is from Scotland. He also worked in oil and gas and traveled the world. He brought me a box that must have around 60 quality knifes and asked if could build a display case for him. I found some designs online that will work. Now I'm waiting for him to give me his max dimensions.
Question...Do you include the Hunt-Man in your firewood work? I know he is non verbal but he seems capable. Perhaps not around the saw as you have mentioned that he does'nt care for loud noises. Physical work is good for the soul...and leaves less time for stalking unattended sodas.
You are also like me it looks like. Many pairs of gloves…..I have a ton and if I find a good fitting pair of gloves they come home 🤣
I retired from GM in the boiler room and we got presents from salesmen hats, knives, calculators,
Another great video, as usual, Mike and Melissa. Nice find on the workbench. Worth every dollar! Mike, I haven’t met a knife I didn’t like! I have more than 200 knives ranging from little minis to various size Buck knives, and a few machetes thrown in for good measure. They run from cheap money to more expensive than I should be spending but I love each one. I have a lot that haven’t even opened - but enjoy using the majority at one time or another each week. I love the blue mobile splitter but I haven’t watched it one time without thinking I would have to paint it orange! 😂 All the best to you and the family!
Mike, the last time I counted I had 22 knives. Some very good and some not so good. But, I enjoy everyone of them. And I've used or carried 90% of them.
again the music is great it make fun to watch thank you for the videos from ct dave s
I have a collection of Leatherman Multi-Tools. Really don't know why, but I do. Several of them are "Retired" models that Leatherman no longer makes and no longer supports...meaning if you break it, they won't/can't fix it. I daily carry the Leatherman Wave Plus when I'm not at work, I carry the Leatherman Curl at work, cheaper, and if I lose it, it ain't as much of a loss LOL....these dang multi-tools are expensive anymore...I remember when the original Leatherman was less than $40....they no longer make it, and the next closest to the Original Leatherman would be the Bond and its $60.
They are good looking knifes mike, it’s your land mike you do what ever benefit your needs, nice deal on the hoody and fire starter, I care much for the pull over though , Rather have zip up ,achy rotor cups
The only gifts in my job that were impossible to turn down were all the donuts that companies would leave during the holidays starting at Thanksgiving. But there were gifts given. I wouldn't bet against Hunter finding your drinks. He knows everything that goes on, and especially if he watches the video.
Have really enjoyed your videos, sure makes a difference when you have the right equipment to work with
Man, you have nice collection of knives .
? Do you have rubber stand -on mat heavy made for the weather Thanks for your videos!
Wow! With all the firewood you will get from your clearing, you should not have to buy any poles to cut up for this coming winter. You are blest! Hugs from N.C..❤️
That cabinet is beautiful!
The adult version of pick up sticks 😂
It was a 25 degrees colder yesterday but good working weather getting firewood for next season and it's still pretty dry!. I have the same type of knife collection I only use a couple of them, I'm not a collector but most would differ!, lololo!. Morgans good day!.
GOOOOOOOD
SATURDAY MORNING EVERYONE.!!!…Mike you’ve got a nice collection of knives. Hey Melissa, glad to see you’re back in business. Thanks again for sharing
Have a day
Hello Hunter 😊
Great soundtrack around the 8:40 mark! Wish I had seen this before I bought from harbor freight.. cannot keep drawers in place on mine arghhhhh and yes my bride told me it was too cheap )))
Seville makes some fairly nice stuff for chinesium made. I have their maple top 6 leg adjustable work benches, and their stainless line of wall cabinets and tall storage cabinets . I agree on putting everything on wheels, helps utilize a space better.
I'm the same with gloves Mike... My friend sent me a pair of Westchester deerskin work gloves... He had them sent to me via USA, Canada, then on to me in Wales. Too nice to use so they stay in the drawer.
Love your channel, I've been watching for a while now. I just wanted to send you an idea.
How about documenting your clearing process with drone footage and share it with your channel. It would give us a better overview and feel of your progress. Its kind of hard to tell just from ground level footage. Maybe a job for Hunter?
You can never have enough pocket knives.
MIKE I SEE THE LOG LIFT NOW. THANK YALL LOVE FROM LONNIE
I was counting the number of firewood pieces you were getting off the big cherry round. It was at 13 when you cut away, and you still had the 3 off cut pieces left to split, so at least 6 more. Not bad off of 1 round.
Don't know what it is but I watch your channel more than any other. You both seem to just keep it real and relaxing. Good job and keep it up!
I'm the same way with knives. I probably have 15-20 brand new knives of different brands and sizes in a drawer. They are still in the boxes and have never been used. I carry 2 knives every day: a SOG Escape and a field master swiss army knife. I use and like the field master so much I immediately ordered a new one when I lost my old one instead of just going to the drawer and picking out a new knife I already had. These knives do everything I need them to do, so "if it ain't broke don't fix it" I guess. I will continue carrying these 2 knives every day until/unless my needs change.
Well it's not like you're going to outgrow a knife. As long as your needs are covered save them to replace your knives that are in rotation when needed.