this is at the buffalo chips in sturgis.uys might remember clint got about two-thirds of the way through this burning tunnel of fire before he just disappears. managed to pop out the side of the burning tunnel, spectators and emergency personnel realized, uh-oh, he's in trouble, made a full recovery. and making a reappearance now with this nice burnout. >> i'd rather see him burning tires than in a burning tunnel. >>> chopping wood. arduous task, been around for ages, right? >> this is an easier way. watch this. the guy's rigged up a little contraption here and this looks like a whole heck of a lot of chopped wood. niced-sized pieces indoors or outdoor. >> it looks like a wood chipper, but instead of little chips it's chopping these long logs here into nice little chunk. bite-sized pieces and taking a giant slim jim and making it right. it's got to save these dudes some time. >> if you need a pile of wood this big, this is your machine. >> once home depot gets a-load of this video, i'm sure this will be popping up all over t

. >> tyler and his kayaking partner russ sturgis go out to check conditions at the lip of the waterfalldude, the level seems absolutely perfect. i love the look of the righthand side slip. i think the landing is safe. there's nothing that says no, except for the fact that it's a little high. >> nothing that says no? tyler has a different take on waterfalls than your average sightseer. >> dude, let's do this thing, man. i think this needs to happen. >> tyler and russ call in their support team. it looks like tomorrow will be the big day. >> in doing something like palouse falls, you can't practice for it in any other way than mentally preparing, running it over and over in my head. >> maybe so. but there's a big difference between visualizing going over a waterfall and actually doing it. the next day the safety team takes their places. two kayakers wading in the pool, a rescuer ready to rappel down behind the waterfall, and another one on the shore with a lifeline. also video cameras to record what will happen. >> i was prepared to walk away from it. and say, look, this isn't something t

. >> it's the machine that inspires a half a million bikers every year at sturgis. >> riding a bike is. >> it's a symbol of freedom, adventure, and the open road.