Greenpete's knife making video on Youtube is no more...

[beechnut mick]

Good stuff bud,enjoyed watching them

[Bernie]

If I'm ever meeting up with a group or if you're near Exmouth and want the DVD, please drop me a PM and I'll burn you a copy (make a DVD disc for you). It's the least I can do to pass on this enjoyable and informative video.

Pete, I've thanked you before but I'll do it again; your video is inspirational - a joy to watch. Thank you so much.

[greenpete]

Pete, I've thanked you before but I'll do it again; your video is inspirational - a joy to watch. Thank you so much.

Thanks, you're more than welcome!

[Ashley Cawley]

My videos are back online!
You can now see the same video split into four bite sized chunks on Vimeo. You can also embed as with Youtube.
http://www.vimeo.com/greenpete/

Yay! Thanks Pete!

Any particular reason it's in four parts? Vimeo don't impose time restrictions on the video do they?

So glad it's back online for all to see.

[Ashley Cawley]

Back up & running @ http://www.naturalbushcraft.co.uk/re...d-the-dvd.html

Looks lovely at a res of 1280 x 1024 but probably overlapping for smaller resolutions.

[greenpete]

Yay! Thanks Pete!

Any particular reason it's in four parts? Vimeo don't impose time restrictions on the video do they?

So glad it's back online for all to see.

I wondered the same thing myself after I had uploaded it!
Basically it's because Youtube forced me to do it that way, I just uploaded to Vimeo the same way.
One reason I haven't rushed to upload the full version is two fold; 1) I think 'bite sized' chunks are better and 2) The DVD is out there for people wanting the full version and I created the DVD chapters in a way that allowed 'referring' to the tutorial, hopefully making it easier to use. I feel this works in a similar way with the four part version I have just uploaded.
I considered (am still considering I guess) uploading the full version to Vimeo, what do people think, should I put the whole video up in one part?