Joe tests a South Korean chopper in the woods with his dog, Scout. He evaluates the tool's performance on various woods, attempts fire starting, and performs blade maintenance. The video also features gear sponsorships, dog care tips, reflections on kindness during the holidays, and discussions regarding upcoming camping trips and technical camera challenges.
Well hello folks how you doing?
Joe and Scout in the woods today. Got a pretty cool gift I got
from a subscriber I want to use and show you.
So that'll be the focus of this video. Stay tuned
I'm walking
to the woods.
A ton of trees
down back in here.
These are all
live aspen.
I wonder why.
It is like a garbage nuisance tree.
Where you going? It's this way.
This way big guy. Come on
silly boy.
No joke look at all this stuff they cut down.
These are all aspen or poplar. Look at
at all it's all open now pretty different here's
a here's a oak that's down too i don't think they
would have meant to cut the oak down
that doesn't make any sense i was gonna wait until i got into
the woods to bust this thing out
but this seems like a good opportunity to use it check this thing
out this is a south korean chopper look
at that thing i got it from a subscriber and i've got his
name written down i'll grab it here in a minute it's south korean
so i'm not really familiar with
the name, but look at that thing.
It's got that Cecil rope on it, holding it together. This sheath
did not come with it. It didn't come with this sheath,
but I grabbed one to bring out to the
woods. Look at that thing. Let's chop, see how she goes.
Do some chopping, some chompering. Watch
how it scoots. That dead aspen.
Not dead, sorry, one of the live aspen they've cut. This is very
green. It should be very soft
and easy to cut through.
Go back up, bud. See up here? That was
an inch and a half thick again green like i'm saying
and aspen is that thick right through easy
peasy so it's all worked up all right let's see
if we can work down a little bit farther down on
this this has got to be half
an inch quarter of an inch thick
okay scout you're gonna you're just
gonna take that okay he's gonna
knock like oh there he goes
weirdo okay back to the chopper
you're back are you weren't you satisfied
with the piece okay it's thicker move scout this is
thicker and it'll get you
a closer angle up on it watch out
bud too shabby let's go come on man
things pretty sturdy too pretty sturdy all right
so that's a pretty quick test on just green live
aspen that's nothing let's get this back
in its sheath i'll walk over head over to the woods
proper find some oak
and hack up on that with this oak will be the test oak will be the test
good boy i'm gonna have
to cross on a log here
i think that ice is not
going to hold me look at
all that yeah that ain't holding
me go up up scout stay stay good
stay there i know well we're
gonna cross right now oh scotchy get up buddy
get up like a glove like a glove all right we're
gonna go that way i think that way we're
in the woods finally all right before i go any further
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We've got something
in here for Scoot Magoo.
Can you smell it through the can, Kenya?
What a good sniffer you've got.
Look at the good sniffer.
Make a little brace
here for him.
on this side so that he can push
and try to eat his food without pushing the container all over
i'll show you what i got him
this is called Blue Wilderness 100% grain free dog oh you're just
moving the stick are you so this is a decent food i don't like
to really feed him too much canned
food but in this case it's really really good food
so the first few ingredients are beef chicken
chicken broth chicken liver potatoes
so the first five are legit and then you're on to like
Carrageenan flaxseed and then into other random stuff that I really
don't know what they are and whenever you're reading ingredients
It's always nice to know what they are. But the first five are legit.
Let's open this bad boy for Mr. Scoots. Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah. Doesn't that look yummy?
He doesn't know what to do. He's over here digging
Hold on buddy back up back up.
So sometimes I have to give him this stuff called Metcam
Let's go back up and that's a medicine for his bones
and joints and stuff like that
but it's liquid and he doesn't like the taste
of it i've tried to put it in peanut butter and
stuff for him what i can do it never really works
but what i can do is this get him this wet dog
food put it in there and he eats it up i don't have any with me
but that's okay he can miss today
but yeah he's uh he's well worth it you know
this is like four bucks a can almost but that's okay
it's a treat for him once once a week maybe twice
a week i get it for him he's a good boys back to
the chopper so a little bit of info
on this chopper again it's from south korea i'll try to
get you a better picture i don't know if you got
to see it pretty good earlier see how thick it is
i'm saying that's about a half inch thick maybe quarter inch
but she's thick guys and it hooks
down has this big like drop that Cecil rope a hole
in the pommel there so you can hook the rope
through i asked the gentleman oh let me grab
the thing with his name on it the gentleman is from
South Korea and his name is uh Kim Dong Hoon
or Dong Kim Un so I'm sorry if I'm saying that wrong
no no disrespect meant at all just me being white
so this was from a another little like machete
style thing i got from um a guy in Quebec
but this fits on there in there pretty good i slide it
right down into the handle and i can hook that on my belt
and then tie this part on my leg so i
think that's what I'm gonna
do so I can walk around frickin Rambo style so there
you can see it it's on my hip pretty long goes down
to my knee exactly and
tie this little shoestring part around
my knee to have it sit the more snug
Quick Draw McGraw went to art school okay
so what I think I'm gonna do for
today just hang out for the day here with Sco play with this knife this
chopper quite a bit I do have
an extra little thingy that I haven't had before
I wanted to try out I got sent these things called Jiva cubes
And they're supposed to be like an instant coffee,
so I have been drinking the coffee lately guys
I've been mixing it with the the old
French vanilla and the hot chocolate
It's taking me a little a little bit to get used to it,
but I am starting to like it
This is what these things look like
That's in the focus you can make them in hot or cold
and this one is actually a French vanilla style, too
So that's what we're gonna do y'all done.
What's that good food, or did you just smell my coffee?
You smell my coffee cubes.
Anyways, so yeah, maybe I'll get
a fire going after I play around with this knife.
Sit here, make up a brew, and yeah, have some fun with my doggie.
It's almost Christmas.
Christmas in a few days.
Hope you all have your stuff ready for the families.
I think I do.
The wife's in charge of all that, so I'm pretty lucky.
Okay, let's get going.
Let's go do some chopping.
Don't lick the can, homie.
You're going to cut your tongue.
Is that good?
Is that good?
Here, you've got a little morsels in there still.
A couple little morsels in there I'll help you out with.
My good boy.
Okay, that's it.
All right, where's the lid?
Where'd you put the lid?
Inside the can.
I brought a chair.
I brought a chair today.
Nice and handy.
Okay, leave it, bud.
It's done.
It's done.
Stop.
Crazy?
I'm on the hunt for some decent oak
that I can use to chop my knife to chop with.
But until then, I've come across this pretty seasoned cottonwood.
So let's go try that out for a little bit
until we actually find some decent oak.
I'm gonna have to be careful my dog.
He's a little wound up. See how sharp that is, eh?
I asked the gentleman Dong or Kim who sent this to me what it
was intended purpose was for and there was a language barrier
But he definitely said it wasn't meant for bushcraft
So that's not too bad.
Back up buddy.
See how far I
can sink it in.
Pretty good man
for a knife or for a
Not an axe, you know, I touched it up
a little bit on my just on my strop before I came
but like look
at that that's not bad
man make some shavings
so find some oak take
off a chunk let's
go back buddy let's
go back okay I'm
gonna keep using
my gloves
just because the the Cecil for the rope
on the hand it's rough so gloves help I
might even actually
if this is worth it I might replace that with paracord if I plan
on using it more often
but it is more of just a novelty thing for me okay not
quite oak but this is ash this is a dead ash dead standing
and it looks yeah damn it is definitely
seasoned very seasoned ash so i can use
this for my fire we still will look for some oak but in the
meantime let's let's um upgrade you know what i mean we'll go
from live aspen to dead aspen
to ash
to oak
hopefully
scout
back up
back good
boy you
are crazy
scout it's
my own
fault he's
obsessed with sticks my next dog I'm
not gonna throw sticks for seriously maybe
I'll have toys at home I'll throw for him
when we come to the woods it's not
stick throwing playing time
because it's too much it's too much let alone the
the crying which I can deal with it's
the running underneath the falling trees
and being all willy-nilly with the sticks he's gonna poke himself in the
eyeball he's literally de-limbing this this tree for me okay you need a
moment to nubs down at the bottom there's
a straight mark that stick bro
It's yours. Show him his boss.
I think I have found
a piece of oak
It's really difficult because the oak
in this wood in these woods are either
live or deteriorated and standing or
Fallen and deteriorated and I don't want to do a chop test
on a deteriorated piece of oak because that's just silly
I've seen people do that in the past
and not even make attention to it
Like it's deteriorated or anything
and just let people think that it's a solid piece of wood
people are smarter than you think people pick up
on things like that you know anyways what's a chop
test if it's deteriorated
so here's a piece of oak that looks deteriorated let's check it out
i chopped into it a little bit already just to make sure
and in all reality in all honesty and
truth it is a touch deteriorated on the inside it's solid
though like pretty pretty solid so
take it for what you will we're gonna chop
this bad boy down it might even fall over but we'll
end up using it we'll chop it up
into pieces to use it for firewood
freaking out, well I am, he
caught on to it, okay yeah she's solid inside guys
for sure, let me take off the outside here, let's go
please stop crying, just take it off
the outside so you can see
the quality of the inside there's
two hands, no there's no way, no it doesn't make sense too
so Korea, South Korea, I don't know what
kind of wood they have there what kind
of stuff they have there but it seems to me like they
wouldn't really be having too many hardwoods again, I could
be completely wrong but this oak
is very dense and it's, it's doing well, you know it's
a chopper, it's not as efficient or
convenient as an axe but that's not what it
is right, I can't listen to him cry anymore, so this
is coming down probably
right from the bottom too
not even right, it's a little
extra wound up just
because he hasn't been out in so long
which is only like a week, you got that sure there's a
There's a little hollow stump,
a little cottonwood stump
That's probably enough wood.
Let's get a spot clear for a fire
Here's
my two
pieces.
I'm not going to need this much wood at all
to boil up a coffee or some water for coffee
But again, this is just for practicing and playing around.
Move.
So let's see if I can de-limb these dead ash branches
with one swipe
Move.
Ghost
out
That's not so bad
Leave it, that's mine, leave it
Man, this is difficult
with you.
It tends to bind, this blade.
I'm noticing when I'm hitting it into wood
It's binding pretty good. Moves go seriously.
You got to go. You're gonna get hurt
So take this. Look at that
Dog management.
Yeah,
it's still binding
pretty good back.
Let's go.
Let's go back.
That's mine, buddy
He's all about it, all about them sticks
What dude, the struggle
is real
This one's really the only one with any substantial diameter on it.
I'm gonna take these little things off the sides
I like it because this thing has a
a canted downward like I'm
saying like a half moon shape
or so it goes in easily
To the wood even though it doesn't really have a point
on it. Save these pieces we're able to split off
I'm not worried
about prying
on this thing
or anything
Let's go. It's unconventional. You know, I mean,
it's not a knife or it's not an axe and a saw
I'm using to split this wood down
It's just this crazy Korean chopper.
All right, let's try and baton this one. This is the same one
was working on pieces
off of it so it's got kind
of a flat bottom now
a better baton
still haven't
batoned it. Those are good fuel pieces
and really even try to split this one down one more time I
don't need to but because of the demonstrative
and playing around purposes so instead of trying
to swing it down like this at it I'm going
to bring it up with the, with the uh the chopper
like I would with an axe. Okay, we're getting there
i'm going to take some off of that big oak now
this is that dead standing piece of oak
that we grabbed i'm going to take it and i want to chop
it maybe like a foot long section out
of it bust down some kindling out of it and
some fuel and probably only use
that much out of it it's not necessary I got
all these twigs and everything around
and again I was just playing around
testing that chopper out okay let's
do some proper batoning now I was able to
get these two pieces like you saw all the pieces of oak
and bat in this one I
want to make this point a little more flat
so it's gonna be easier chopper
guys I really do definitely not gonna take
the place of probably any of my
tools
but it's just really cool
as like a play around
you see an inside solid
oak okay split this one down too
so I could use it for firewood but I'm going
to split it a different
way again so it's already
split through so she
doesn't want to actually split off
or split the whole way I don't know if I
showed this in a video I think I did
recently if you if you're batoning wood
and you baton all your pieces you don't
have something heavy enough just grab a
couple pieces together it's
the same thing
so we're looking good on the
firewood front. I'm going to go grab some twigs,
but this is enough fuel, especially with this
stuff. We'll sit here and have a fire for an hour or so.
I'm going to make some shavings. See how
this bad boy works with shavings. Get that in there.
Not too bad, but I need something to catch
them because they're not staying on at all.
Okay, so I got my little grill case bag,
I guess. I'm
going to try and land the shavings on there.
It'll be the best case scenario for me. It's got this
like finger groove this little choil deal here i'm trying
to get as close as i can to the blade
itself they're not great but they'll work i
guarantee they'll work even if they don't there's
some natural material materials around here some tenders like milkweed
and grass and stuff that i
can use to help it i'll be i'd bet money
that these shavings would go up though with the fire
steel all right this might take a bit there's some
some knives like trackers like the heck is it uh
Tom Brown trackers. They have this little like part
of them where you can do these curlies this way
And they work a little bit on this it works
a little bit on this it doesn't have this like cord
That's what it's called the cord around down here
You kind of just pull to make these awesome rufflies rufflies
as my wife calls them, but this isn't that all right check this out
I got a cottonwood piece much better curls off this thing
of course not now look at that some curls actually
Actually some curls proper.
There we go.
Tell me those aren't decent
Decent ba-bam those are gonna
be the ones I strike
with the fire steel for show.
Okay, well fast curl action
I'm flying everywhere. Okay. This is not bad.
This is going faster cottonwood for the win.
Look at that ba-bam son
Here's the thing the back of the chopper
is not sharp enough to start the fire steel at all
it's very rounded okay therefore we're gonna have to use the blade
which whatever I'm fine with
because it's such a cheap blade
and uh you know I don't mind if it goes in the dirt it's not that
kind of blade for me what we're gonna do is set this up how we need it
because it is a little bit
finicky now that we have to use a blade
so the way I'm going to do it I have two of the solid
pieces of oak underneath for a base that'll
be a good start for the fire and I got this another
piece of oak i'm going to put for a brace
so we got a base we got a brace i want to make it so
that i can rest my fire steel here pull it like
that and then have the the fire going so you know
then then have the the shavings catch
so i want to pick out the thinnest most airy curls i made
put them all together i did pick also some reeds
but they're going to be my first stage they're
not going to be what I strike my fire steel
on because I want to see that I can do this with
with um with shavings
so I guess my brace is going to sit here I didn't really think about
that too much my brace is going to sit there I'm going
to pull like this onto that again that's too
high okay just work thinking as we're working here thinking
as we're working we're going to
go like this instead this is going to be the base now
the brace will come in after I'm going to put
that there and be able to strike off of off
of the blade okay are we ready I do want to do it
on the bottom half of the blade that way it's
not right in the middle and I'm trying to avoid all
the ridges on here let's
do a couple practice runs that's how
it's gonna have to be right like that
okay take three all
my good shavings
are gone now too
this will work I promise
grabbing the top like
this holding it
all together
but I'm being very
careful of that
sharp blade on my
palm okay well
I promised. Okay, maybe we'll have to get grass.
Maybe we'll have to do it with grass. Believe it or not
The blade's not that chipped up.
It'll take like two seconds to fix that with my stone
Okay off to get some grass I guess.
Run out to the field, drop some grasses. Let's try this now
Set it up a little bit differently,
I guess considering I didn't have very
much success the last time. All right
I think it has
to be down
in there a bit
more too. Okay,
here we go
At least if I get
a bunch of shavings of
of fire steel in here.
I think I can blow it into flame like the last one
I almost blew into flames, which is very strange.
Yeah, I'm this thing is all chewed up man. Let's try it that way
I can't believe
this isn't catching what
the heck is going on.
This is frickin dry grass
I need a new fire steel.
This is crazy. I don't get it.
I don't get this at all
at all
there we go.
Holy crap.
It was a
little
ridiculous.
I got
her race
up there
best laid plans all right
now that was craziness
guys like I've struck the
stricken stroke struck I've struck
a fire steel before you know I have I swear
okay let's check out
the damage and see
what we can do to fix
it alright buddy so
let's check out the damage on the fire steel
and the chopper for lack of a
better word the fire steel was already
gouged up some but this really really
finished her off so I'm gonna need
a new fire steel you can see the hourglass
figure on that one starting to happen anyway need
a new fire steel soon that's
alright probably get myself
a firesteel.com Armageddon anyways so no big
deal again if you needed to do this like
if you were in a survival situation if
you needed to do that who cares you know
I mean it's still there it still works
still use it if you're using
if you don't have your knife if you lose your
knife or whatever break your knife and
you're using I guess you could still use
it if you broke it but if you're using a rock
or something for your fire steel if you
guys have ever practiced anything like
that this happens big time a rocks rocks
work some shells off the beach work it has
to be hard very very hard anyways
this is a fire steel come on
at Kyle buddy Kyle maybe years ago this is it
Actually, this is actually an old
Gransfors Bruks axe handle on that,
which is pretty cool.
But, very old, now she needs to be replaced.
So I got my DC4, my Fallkniven DC4 here with a strop.
Let's check out the blade,
so you can see exactly where I was using it,
where all the brown is from the fire steel,
from the smoke coming off of it,
and then again there.
So it did, it did impact it.
It did take some little chips off of it.
see it let's clean this off I'll wipe it
on my pants a bit see it a little bit
better I think
this way
so you can see it
right in there
so that's not so bad
though I believe this is just really like
an old like spring spring blade
lawnmower lawnmower blade something along
those lines and just turned into
that chopper so the Fallkniven DC4 you have
a metal side like a diamond side
and then you have a ceramic side I'm gonna start
with the diamond this has
been used a hundred times too
so the diamond side is a bit um or worn down so it 100% needs the
diamond side i'm just going to go
in circles oh yeah you can really see it now some chunks over
there go in circles and you know what i'm going to do the whole blade
so it's all even give it a
little sharpening anyway you just want to keep
your fingers off of the edge obviously away from
the edge i go by sound when i'm doing
this so you can different sounds for different angles try to
keep it right around there you can spend extra time
on the on the grooves if you want I'm really
not too concerned about them being there I'm just trying
to make it sharp again but if you were to
worry about it
spend some time
here just taking
it right down
stupid sharp very
very sharp so
then I would take my ceramic side
and really just do the same thing try not to cut your $200 pins
and all this is doing is putting
a finer edge on it shaving down
the burr a bit polishing it up I
I don't go for a certain amount of strokes on each side
or a certain amount of time or anything like that.
I just go until it feels good.
Couple times, back and forth really.
Throw it
on a strop
in a minute.
Yeah, she's sharp.
She's very sharp.
There's still, okay, I'll show you.
The strop's not gonna take this out anyway.
The majority of the damage down there.
There you go, you can see it completely.
Just a couple little nicks.
And I really went to town on that fire steel with this thing.
So yeah, no worse
for wear, I'm sure.
heavy cover canteen nice amount of water
in there probably wipe off that mud before i put the lid
back on in my uh my grill case i carry
a few things now i've switched it up a little bit
i carry the old grill i carry my titanium spork
and a spatula and I thought my lid for my heavy
cover canteen but I guess I have
that in my backpack indeed indeed I do I got a little
scout here in my cup too okay so I'm gonna set
this in the fire let that boil up love that
canteen love that titanium man super lightweight throw it
in the in the fire throw it down the hill
she bomb proof almost
there doesn't even
really need to boil
it's not dirty water
or anything but
we'll let her boil okay let's check these bad boys out
these jiva cubes I got a bunch of different
flavors I got like black coffee toffee a bunch of different ones
but like I was saying uh french
vanilla is my favorite.
So the instructions say, open one individually wrapped Jiva cube
using one cube per every eight ounces of water
or based on your preferred strength. For hot
beverage, I guess not water,
ounces of fluid because you can use milk too. For hot beverage,
heat milk or water until the desired temperature.
Insert cubes after 45 seconds. Stir. Your
coffee is now complete. Enjoy.
Insert cubes and after 45 seconds, stir. Your coffee is
complete to enjoy cold just dissolve in two ounces of hot water
and top with cold water or milk well
I'm not going to do that it's cold outside
so I imagine it's the desired temperature now
check this thing out smells like coffee look
at this so I guess for me
or for us the preferred
usage of this would be like a backpacking
or lightweight kind of thing where you don't have
to worry about bulk or size i guess bulk
or weight really bulk and size are the same thing
All right, let's put this in. Jiva. Jiva? Jiva?
Maybe I'm saying it wrong. Jiva cubes. J-I-V-A.
Oh yeah, she boiling. Holy.
It's darkening up already.
That is pretty, pretty cool. Wow.
Okay, I guess I can take this off.
Probably put my gloves on. Gonna put my gloves on.
Fool me once, burn me once, J-I-V-A.
Burn me twice. Get burned, don't get burned again.
Still loving this coat too. This triple fat coat.
Triple fat goose coat I got.
grading she
dark she dark oh
it smells super
good that's
good happy
that my coffee
smells good
there's a french vanilla and obviously you can add stuff
to it if you can use half milk or whatever
already smells decent
i'm gonna wait a second
because she's piping hot
all right i was watching
a scramble dough video the other day
the plane comes overhead i'm like oh freaking marty's
getting it too and he's like oh joe's planes over here i had
to laugh thanks for the shout out buddy
martin's a good good guy he's a real real friend you know
a friend in real life an rl i like him a
lot i actually wouldn't mind getting together
with him martin you want to go camping can i come to
your house can i come to your can i come
to your lean too i'll drive there let me know let me know
buddy would you guys like to see that i'm gonna get together
with sean cool i can't drink that
yet we get together with sean soon too we have
an epic trip planned that'll be really cool haven't
I haven't seen that guy in a little bit since I shot
the video about his cabin,
which is looking amazing right now with all the snow
and everything up there.
There's no snow right here.
We got dumped on maybe like, I don't know, a week and a half ago,
and everything melted because I live in Windsor,
land of the not winter, not real winter, the soupy winter.
The taste is there.
The taste is there, boy.
It's too hot to really tell.
But yeah, so I got that plan with Sean already
for late January, early Feb.
I want to do that thing with Martin, so hit me up about that, Martin.
I got a solo, well, with Scout,
I'm going to take my new snow trucker tent that I got, the canvas tent.
And I'm going to go for a few days with Scout and that thing.
And then I'm also going to go back
to that shelter that Mike and I were working on.
Maybe I'll bring Mike to that shelter with me again next time.
You guys seem to like Mike, which is cool.
Mike's a solid dude. 100% chill that guy.
Yeah, that's good. That's decent.
And there's like, I think there
was three cubes in this little box.
Oh, four. So if you're looking for them, I don't know
if I'm pronouncing them correctly, but it's J-I-V-A.
They're made in the States. Oh, that's sweet.
Made in the States in Miami, Florida.
Manufactured by Norax Noonan in Georgia,
and I think they're out of Miami, Florida. So that's really cool.
thanks to the guys at Jiva Jiva Jiva for sending me
those too appreciate it i'll be using them in
probably next few videos actually
because cold weather
is perfect well i don't know what else
to say i don't think we're gonna
do much else scouting right we're just kind of chillaxing
when's the last time i heard somebody say
chillaxing it's chillaxing bro keeping it real
by the fire likes it christmas
is coming up but christmas
is in a few days this is the doesn't
Doesn't tell me on there it is.
Oh, it held up to the batoning.
Of course it did.
I'm not surprised, but secondhand is going normally.
Yeah, everything's good.
Why don't we all do something cool for the holidays?
Why don't we all try to just be a little bit nicer to everyone?
Myself included, being nicer to everyone.
Try and maybe go out of your way a little bit to help your neighbors,
or if you can, get a homeless or people in need,
maybe a needy family Christmas dinner.
We try to do things like that when we can it's important
I think it's important for some of the world to be kind
and our genre might as well be it, right?
We might as well be the kind people we really got
no reason to hate, you know
I mean all we want to do is camp
We just want to go out to the woods and hang out.
So there's no real controversy with
Controversy no real controversy with that.
At least there shouldn't be all right.
Just want camp. Just wanna go camping, bro
Half your time with Joe
and Scout
Old train, the old train came in,
so you know what really sucks
is I just got this camera
not too long ago, it's the Canon 80D, 80D,
and I'm noticing that you can hear focusing
sometimes, I'm not sure if that's just the lens though,
but my Nikon I had for, and so
that's with the mic in, the external mic inside,
oh, I bought a new mic, thank you to the person,
I can't remember your name off the top
of my head, but somebody donated 100 bucks to
it as well, which was very cool, so thank you,
I emailed them to thank you, but thank
you again, so the mic's back, everything's well,
but I don't know if it's just because
of the lens, like I was saying,
my Nikon I used to have, it would do it, but as soon
as I plugged an external mic in, it would stop,
and it was the kit lens the whole time,
it was the 18-140 lens, and I had that for years,
I still have that, I use that as my
B-roll camera now, this one I just got,
I know it's not a new camera, it's an older
camera, but even with the external mic in,
I can hear it focusing, so I'm hoping it's
just a lens but even still lenses are expensive right lenses
are more expensive than the body a
lot of the times okay well i don't
know how much more i can ramble
on i think that's about it
thanks guys for watching this video hope you like it hope it
was something different playing around
with that chopper it's not something normal for me
but uh have a very merry christmas treat each
other well i hope nothing but the best for everyone thanks
for watching i'll see you in the next one
goodbye