DUGOUT CANOE BUILD – Timelapse, de Outbackmike

35 thoughts on “DUGOUT CANOE BUILD – Timelapse, de Outbackmike”

1. Couldn't do the unnecessary music

2. Great to see that some true rugged men still exist. One must admire the patience of this guy.

3. This is really impressive, but it’s even crazier to think indigenous ancestors did this with nothing but electric Ryobi chainsaws. People were so ingenuous with so little technology 💜

4. All hail the algorithm

5. See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me
   And no one knows, how far it goes
   If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me
   One day I'll know
   If I go, there's just no telling how far I'll go

6. But I don’t get the point of not using a real power drill if you already used a motor saw? Any way..well done!

7. So cool!

8. Need stone heart for make this boat😂😂

9. Floki

10. wtf this is ridiculously cool

11. Impressive but it would have been better if you hadn't used a chainsaw. You go the distance to do everything by hand, even making a DIY Caliper, but then you threw the chainsaw in. I understand why but if you were going to the extent you did it just would have given it so much more X Factor. I understand why you did it & I completely understand.

    Just a little nitpicking on my end. Majorly impressed with how you address the minor pieces but still important. Being able to carve them out of thin air! No matter what very impressive & great job!

    Now, go make a 40 ft one! 😂😂😂😂

12. I hope you found an Island to move to.

13. And of course Mike, Nokomai Station was the home of Shrek the sheep that had gone a few years without shearing. Thanks for sharing. Take care mate.

14. One Mistake, the Steering ist at the wrong Side. Starboard ist the right Hand Side. Port ist the left Hand Side.

15. One Mistake, the Steering ist at the wrong Side. Starboard ist the right Hand Side. Port ist the left Hand Side.

16. niubility🐮

17. ❤❤❤

18. Wow

19. HELL YEAH

20. Great video, so interesting ♥️

21. I also want to find a hard-working husband like that

22. Made me think of Thor Heyerdahl and the Kon-Tiki, no doubt you know of this man and what he did. Sure hope you can respond to this just plain out of silly curiosity question. When I saw you install the steering rudder on the port side of the canoe I thought hum, you appear to be right hand dominant why would he do that. Since the beginning of canoe building it was put on what would be called the starboard side because of their dominant hand.
    Thinking of it I might of just answered the question I was going to ask, why did you install the rudder on the port side? Is it because the part of the world you’re from you steer a car on the left side of the road?😊 Or is it something else all together?
    Throughly throughly enjoyed your build series. Cheers!

23. If you live on an island you should definitely know how to build this. I live in Hawaii and learned these skills from very young. I don’t “prep” because I have everything I need in nature to survive and provide for my family forever.

24. The big bosse

25. Bellissima… Come so costruisce questo armo velico? Mi fai un disegno di come è fatto e dove vanno messe i cavi per mantenere su albero, boma e vela? Grazie. Filippo. Italia

26. i came here from a bullshit channel that stole your videos and made this documentary about you doing things traditionally, it sucks compared to your video that's just you and no bs

27. Wow impressive and a well spend afternoon

28. bom trabalho …🪵⚓

29. i could never…… 🙂

30. That one unemployed friend on a tuesday:

31. You are so smart and creative
    With 2 wings on both sides, it helps keep the canoe balanced when moving. You have succeeded, congratulations.

32. it's amazing what people are ready to do in order to escape from Australia

33. Hard work never failed ❤❤❤

34. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

35. Muwana boat😂

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