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I plan on chopping lots and lots of wood. No little bitty raft for this guy. I've got nothing but time. I'm building a real damn boat. Lol!Bushwacker Mistress
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3/16th thick makes it slicey, but still a decent enough chopper.
You only have to chop so much wood (you only need to build one shelter) but food is a daily chore, so compromising on choppiness for slicyness is worthwhile.
INFI because you're surrounded by salt water and SR-101 wouldn't fare so well.
Also if I'm going to go mad and start talking to my knife I'd rather talk to a 'mistress' than 'Huck'.
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I dig that hatchet. It's a shame that they don't make many with a proper hammer poll anymore. I have an old Plumb and a Council that are somewhat similar to yours but I rehandled them with framing hammer handles so the grip feels the same whether I'm using it as an ax or a hammer.Chop House. It is a very underrated and capable knife. It isn't that heavy either. I packed it into fish camp earlier this year and I despise carrying extra weight.
mumbo hammer_bb13_chphouse_trash1 by mumbojumboo, on Flickr