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Light stuff like this is no problem. This is not a CAK but just a bit smaller. Its a 15" AK. You will be surprised what you can do with it when you learn the proper technique.
No baton needed.
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Getting intimate with my Lok CAK
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Light stuff like this is no problem. This is not a CAK but just a bit smaller. Its a 15" AK. You will be surprised what you can do with it when you learn the proper technique.
No baton needed.
Jackal, Not sure if you have read all the stickies on the Main HI forum. There is a lot of info there about proper technique for chopping with a Khuk. If you haven't already read them I highly recommend them while you are waiting for your's to arrive. The proper technique will make it possible to chop and split without wearing out all the moving parts (you, LOL) Then once you get your CAK and just a little practice, you should be making good kindling matchsticks with ease. I mean it doesn't even take too much smarts...even I can do it
Trust me, I've been reading quite a bit. Sometimes I'm just killing time, but I mostly try to keep it to the times my computer is rendering my Solidworks model for one of my classes. That being said, I've got more to read, but it happens in bits and pieces.