Caribou Comb

Bone is an excellent resource to make combs and brushes. Dried, fresh bone is the best option or sheds/antlers. Clean them before you start crafting.

Thanks for watching.

[demoman]

It’s survival santa, he has blessed us with more creations

[zacksguitarhacks]

It may seem like the opposite, but this man is actually ahead of his time right now.

[BlackWhirlwindSett]

I have to say, I appreciate how much you put into each project. Most people do not know, we used to use stones to sand, that's primitive sand paper.

[ivanrheeder]

Sir I can't explain how skilled you are, with power tools this would be a hard project, but how you do it is truly amazing, thank you for sharing this process, because this is something you would only learn if you tried it

[kianajacoby]

I would love to spend a year living with this man. Just to learn as much as possible

[clintonstephenson]

I have been stuck in the hospital and found your videos thay bring me joy to see what you're making so thank you

[insightremedy]

You are gem my brotha your knowledge knows no bounds or boarders. Priceless keep up the great work...

[LL-mkzb]

I really fuck with this guy. His vids are cool af always learning stuff I didn’t know. Hope his family and him are doing well!

[niyiboots]

Thank you for a deeper understanding of stone age, basically it is just mind over matter. The techniques needed to form these tools is awe inspiring, is not that our technology got better, without the sophistication of betterment techniques paved the way, trial and error repeat a million times.

[teequegaming]

Incredible craftsmanship and ingenuity, as someone who appreciates the more primitive style of living; this is most impressive to me. I like to fish for my food on occasion, trap crays, hunt for clams, this inspires me :)

[ppstrb]

His primitive craftsmanship is quality and top notch. 👏👏👏

[jonathanlampkin]

That's why they were family heirlooms. Just take a second and try and imagine where the highlight of your day was watching the sun rise and set thankful for everything and your father's comb. Probably didn't even have any kind of mirror but something about it won over his mom. So he takes on the legacy of his father and tries new things, and here we are today. In the comfort of our homes with our families remembering our ancestors hardships.

[vaselisk-.-]

Ты такой молодец, смотрю и радуюсь, что не один я люблю из ничего создавать шедевры!!! Умница!)

[drsnake]

I didn't think a comb would be harder to make well it is antlers continue the amazing work dude people love this.

[ShiDWa]

Love your content man. Really shows how innovative we can be when everything is not just handed to us. I inspire to be as self sufficient.

[pakalolofiend]

Wow thats a legit comb.. Love these videos.. Keep up the great content

[comunicador]

It's so Nice you have goods from Nature, no plástic! Just talent, time and You make A Nice hair comb!! Thanks sharing

[stephaniemcbroom]

I'm always intrigued and amazed I think I could watch you for hours....

[Hsaelt]

Damn it this channel is a great source of knowledge for future animations thanks.

[pakalolofiend]

That was a legit comb.. Love these videos.. Keep up the great content