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[Community] Bushcraft Camp Axe
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DuxDawg
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Jan 13, 2015
Me and my friends to name a few. We've been bringing axes when backpacking, especially in winter, since the 70s. Usually 1 to 1-1/2lb heads, 20-26" handles. Always have a hatchet and at least one saw as well. That Velvicut is a real nice axe, I know several people that have one.
It is idiotic to baton with a knife. Knives are made for slicing.
Wedges, froes and axes are made for splitting. Wedges can be made of many substances, including wood. I carved a nice set of wood wedges and used them for three years... until my friend's dog decided they were chew toys.
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Zack.a.albanese13
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Mar 11, 2019
DuxDawgBattoning a knife is for when you dont have your axe with you or gor fine work.
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DuxDawg
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Mar 11, 2019
Zack.a.albanese13Nope. Batoning a knife is for clueless fools who do not understand tools, woodcraft, or life. Did you not read the very post you are responding too?? I covered how to work wood without batoning or an axe. Doh!
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Zack.a.albanese13
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Mar 22, 2019
DuxDawgFirst off, im not carrying all that shit. Second using your knife to batton is another phrase for using your knife as a froe.
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