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Pretty Cool Video

HAKnPocket

HAKnPocket

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I was looking around for some info on rehandling an axe and came across this video. Had to watch it and boy was I impressed.

Here is the link until I figure out how to embed video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcfwlfz_tGs GOT IT!!

[youtube]vcfwlfz_tGs[/youtube]

Showed what can be done if you put your mind to it.

Now how about some info on how to do a rehandle. May not be the place to ask but I need to know.

Thanks,
 
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Thanks for posting the video. It's quite surprising that he was using softwood and with a knot right in the middle of the handle. Loved the way he used his knife and axe.

Regards

Robin
 
HAKnPocket said:
I noticed that knot and was wondering how that would work.
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Wellll, I figure it would break pretty quickly, I'm sure it was softwood he was working. It could have been a film to simply show the technique of shaping a handle.

Regards

Robin
 
Not only is that impressive wood working skills making the axe handle, but the vid gave me a new idea for making kindling and feather sticks for fire making...

:D
JGON
 
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