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Pennsic 53 Viking Memorial Ship Build, Processional & Burning [16:04]
youtube.comu/AffectionateJelly718 — 11 days ago
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Dragon Head & Tail Carving For Viking Memorial Ship
youtube.comu/AffectionateJelly718 — 1 month ago
Carving A Viking Memorial Ship Dragon Head and Tail [8:08]
youtube.comu/AffectionateJelly718 — 1 month ago
Forging a Medieval Rush Light Holder: A Beginner's Guide
Forging a Medieval Rush Light Holder: A Beginner's Guide.
This is a great beginning blacksmithing project that uses the same techniques as making tongs. Hope you enjoy. u/obxchris is at it again! Video in comments if allowed.
u/AffectionateJelly718 — 2 months ago
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Forging a Medieval Rush Light Holder: A Beginner's Guide
Forging a Medieval Rush Light Holder: A Beginner's Guide.
This is a great beginning blacksmithing project that uses the same techniques as making tongs. Hope you enjoy. u/obxchris is at it again! Video in comments if allowed.
u/AffectionateJelly718 — 2 months ago
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Forging a Medieval Rush Light Holder: A Beginner's Guide to Historical I...
Forging a Medieval Rush Light Holder: A Beginner's Guide: This is a great beginning blacksmithing project that uses the same techniques as making tongs. Hope you enjoy. u/obxchris is at it again! https://youtu.be/3TMs1oPJ6Ww
u/AffectionateJelly718 — 2 months ago
Would love some ideas for families traveling with kids! We found great big ice cream cones at Canyon Creamery, outside of Zion National Park. What places or ideas can you recommend?
u/AffectionateJelly718 — 4 months ago
I have been doing YouTube for a while but recently started switching the focus of my channel towards woodworking. I want to make sure I am posting videos that people are interested in and find worthwhile.
If you wouldn’t mind I would really appreciate feedback on how to make my videos better.
Thanks so much.
u/AffectionateJelly718 — 4 months ago
Will it be a first visit or have you been before?
If you are going back, what draws you back there? Thanks for sharing!
u/AffectionateJelly718 — 4 months ago