I want a hatchet.
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EDC? Camping? BOB/GHB? Backpacking? Use around the homestead? Chopping up liberals?
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I have two of these. Worth the money.
https://www.woodmanspal.com/product...iKU3r0vgr0cq8dkkeTOWRap1LfCyodxhoCMG8QAvD_BwE
https://www.woodmanspal.com/product...iKU3r0vgr0cq8dkkeTOWRap1LfCyodxhoCMG8QAvD_BwE
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Only because I watched this video tonight and was unaware of this type of hatchet/ax, do I offer this up. The Francisca throwing ax.
I think it could be used for other things besides what it was originally crafted for...and they are still available.
Start just a tad before the 30:00 mark.
I think it could be used for other things besides what it was originally crafted for...and they are still available.
Start just a tad before the 30:00 mark.
+1 on the Estwing recommendation, I've had mine for years, well 2 actually. One Hatchet sized and another with a longer handle for camp chores and splitting elk sternums & pelvis' Never let me down and really holds an edge. They didn't break the bank either.
GHB, light camping, small trees.
Estwing, I forgot about those, got a hammer of theirs, love it.
I have a couple of Gerber copies.
Dang scary thing, not quite what I'm looking for.
More research needed on my part.
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I saw a really nice hatchet hanging on the wall at a Stihl dealer last time I was in to buy a chainsaw. I bought it on impulse. Haven’t used it much but so far it seems OK.
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Estwing is what I have.
Plus an old US Army issue from the tool kit of a Deuce and a Half truck. (Shhhh!!! Don't tell the government, they might want it back :tango_face_smile: )
Fiskars makes a great one as well.
Anyone who doesn't live in a townhouse in the big city might find Bailey's a great place to shop. I do!!
Especially those who understand such terms as logdog, peavey, etc. (Calling your name @Slippy )
https://www.baileysonline.com Geared to the professional, there are great products for homesteaders and partimers, too. Check out their hatchets and axes.
Plus an old US Army issue from the tool kit of a Deuce and a Half truck. (Shhhh!!! Don't tell the government, they might want it back :tango_face_smile: )
Fiskars makes a great one as well.
Anyone who doesn't live in a townhouse in the big city might find Bailey's a great place to shop. I do!!
Especially those who understand such terms as logdog, peavey, etc. (Calling your name @Slippy )
https://www.baileysonline.com Geared to the professional, there are great products for homesteaders and partimers, too. Check out their hatchets and axes.
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That is an interesting website! I enjoyed looking around there. I learned that a "bark spud" is a thing! I have long wanted one of the Swedish axes, but have never been able to pull the trigger on one.
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4 Things You Should Know About Slippy;
Thing 1; He likes ESTWING! (Has one more camp hatchet in a truck but too lazy to get it out for the pic!)
Thing 2; He USES ESTWING!
Thing 3: He should take some time and CLEAN HIS ESTWING stuffs
and the Thing 4 that you should know about Slippy!!
HE'S COOL!:vs_wave:
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Thing 1; He likes ESTWING! (Has one more camp hatchet in a truck but too lazy to get it out for the pic!)
Thing 2; He USES ESTWING!
Thing 3: He should take some time and CLEAN HIS ESTWING stuffs
and the Thing 4 that you should know about Slippy!!
HE'S COOL!:vs_wave:
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Slippy at a minimum should spray some WD-40 on his Estwing stuff....:vs_wave:
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