Watched a good documentary tonight

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So happened on Happy People A year in Taiga today on netflix and gave it a watch. While not centered on knife making there was some pretty cool footage of using traditional axes, blades, and other items. Also the main person that was followed had some very good insight into being a craftsman that I found interesting. He also carried a very good looking blade from what I could see but it was just fleeting glimpses. There was even a little bit of blacksmithing in there.

Just figured the guys and gals that like videos like this should give it a go. Apparently it originally was a 4 part series that was cut down to 1.5 hrs for the American version.