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Hardcore Hammer Hatchet Opinions - Bushcraft USA Forums The half hatchet with an MSRP of $31 looks a lot like the one linked in the OP I've been using my rig builder's hatchet since 94 and the only maintenance has been a resharpening and a new handle after the old one wore out due to abuse
Large knife or Hatchet? Help! - Bushcraft USA Forums The "Nessmuk" trio of: double-bit hatchet, sheath knife, and two-bladed folding knife was a good idea for the woods more than 100 years ago; nothing in the woods has changed dramatically
Norlund Hatchet quality - Bushcraft USA Forums I have this old hatchet Tell me about Norlund quality vs a GB hatchet Been eyeing the one for sale on here but why buy his when I already have one ? ? Right? Anyone know what steel the norlund is?
Tips need for hanging a Axe the right way - Bushcraft USA Forums For a hatchet boys axe, a 1 to 2 lb head will work For hanging, you fit the axe handle till it slides in the head with a little effort This will be a slow process, removing small amounts of material until it fits A wood file will work great for this When you have fitted the axe head to the handle, you saw into the head long ways to a depth of 2 3 of the axe head height Make sure you have
Evansville Tool Works - Bushcraft USA Forums Nice hatchet The company is no longer in business but their building was recently tore down They also did some tooling for the old Chrysler plant here in town when they were building the LSTs during WW2 They also more than likely had something to do with the tooling of International Harverster M1 Garands that were made here as well Evansville was a very industrious area ans still is
Vintage Estwing Util-ax - Bushcraft USA Forums Estwing Mfg Co Util-Ax, Rockford Illinois Marked Pat App for and “Unbreakable”, this Axe was marketed to Trappers and features a hatchet blade, hook pick and nail puller The patent was applied for July 17, 1924 and granted March 30, 1926 There are other versions of this tool that feature
Edge angle for hatchets? - Bushcraft USA Forums Ok, so for dedicated trail camp use hatchet, what is everyone's preferred edge angle? I'm having one of my tactical hawk's edges reduced for camp work and am trying to decide what angle to go with I'm thinking 27 5-degrees Thoughts?
Is the Ozark trail camp axe any good at all? - Bushcraft USA Forums I have the Fiskars version of this hatchet and really like it, as well as the smaller Gerber hatchet and full size Gerber axe Im planning on making a PVC mask for the hatchet when I have some time The hollow handle is a great spot for small psk type items
Estwing Hachet Sharpening - Bushcraft USA Forums Estwing Hatchet sharpening guide to keep the same angle on both sides as some have a hard time with axe edges I have just used this on the Estwing Experiment with your own and see how it works To begin – Items needed, Mouse Pad I used a 1 8 “thick one, 220 grit sand Paper, 1000 Grit