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- Harbor Freight Hatchet can be good? - Bushcraft USA Forums
So, I was just browsing over some threads about Harbor Freight and decided to check their website out I haven't been on there for a while and just thought "Why not look up axes?" I knew they had some, and had seen them in my local one, but had never seen the price Then this popped up I also
- Another Harbor Freight Firemans hatchet modified
I picked up another hatchet because I really was impressed with my first one This one needed a longer handle though as the 19 25 inch handle it comes with is just a little short for me at 6ft This one is mounted on a Link 28 inch boys axe handle that needed a LOT of modification to fit this
- Harbor Freight canvas tarp shelter options. . . . Which to chose?
I'm looking at adding a canvas tarp to my collection I know a lot of people buy painters drop cloths and coat them Harbor Freight also sells 6x8 and 8x10 canvas tarps in green All are in 10oz canvas I'm leaning towards the 8x10 tarp, as that's a size I'm more used to and would be less work
- Harbor Freight Saw Blade Sharpener - The Patriot Woodworker
My dad purchased a Harbor Freight Saw Blade Sharpener a couple months ago, and had a hard time setting it up He stated that his ol brain just doesn't work the best anymore for this sort of stuff, not too mention typically HF directions can be a PITA So he asked me if I could take it home and se
- Harbor Freight Gordon Emergency Survival Kit. . . . .
X39, Thanks for the in depth review of the Harbor Freight survival Kit, I'm not much of a fan of pocket survival kits especially the smaller candy box type, like many people on this forum I had my go at putting a few together out of fairly decent quality items I and most of us collect over the years, but in testing them in real time on outings
- Harbor Freight Bench followup - General Woodworking - The Patriot . . .
The Harbor Freight bench I bought for my reloading and gun maintenance room is done I cut 6" off the length to fit my space better and eliminated the vice Here it is set up for reloading All the reloading equipment goes in the drawers when not being used and becomes just a work area for mainte
- I need a new drill press - Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and . . .
I am almost embarrassed to say I have gotten by with a Harbor Freight table top drill press for 5-6 years and as I advance my wood working it just isn't good enough anymore It is difficult to change speeds The chuck is too wobbly The 2 1 2" stroke is just too short In fact nothing about it is
- Harbor Freight Hatchet -- Total Transformation! - Bushcraft USA Forums
Last summer, I purchased a hatchet from Harbor Freight, gave it a total makeover, and then promptly proceeded to almost cut my finger off with it! Since then, it has been neglected and unloved, not only due to the accident, but also due to its sucky handle and poor balance A few days ago
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