Quad-Bitted Axe

[Chignecto Woodsman]

Behold:
[video=youtube;det0BgzsBto]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=det0BgzsBto[/video]

 

[Square_peg]

I just lost 60 seconds of my life.

 

[Chignecto Woodsman]

Sorry. Where Steve Tall has a knack for finding useful history tidbits, I tend to find the useless stuff.

 

[lobo9er]

awesome

 

[the possum]

Which way would you orient the handle grain on a 4 bitted axe?!

 

[300Six]

I just lost 60 seconds of my life.

I was thinking more about C. Woodsman; how many 'hours' of living were frittered away in stumbling across tidbits such as this.

 

[jblyttle]

Which way would you orient the handle grain on a 4 bitted axe?!

I award you the best post of the day.

 

[JonathanCharles]

I was thinking more about C. Woodsman; how many 'hours' of living were frittered away in stumbling across tidbits such as this.

Calm down.

Thanks for the post Chignecto!

 

[Chignecto Woodsman]

I was just watching something about trail care and log cabins, and it was in the youtube sidebar. Thought it was funny is all. Nice channel here regarding cabin and trail work:
[video=youtube;kDL5IqH10v8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDL5IqH10v8[/video]

 

[Square_peg]

That's pretty good. I can relate to that fella.

 

[300Six]

I was just watching something about trail care and log cabins, and it was in the youtube sidebar. Thought it was funny is all. Nice channel here regarding cabin and trail work:

No fancy gear or gadgets nor noisy gas engine-powered modes of transport. I like that. Encourages you to become attuned to your surroundings, something that is increasingly overlooked in today's world. Also a lovely way of keeping up a deer camp for that autumn annual week of getting away from it all. He doesn't mention hunting but the comfy stand, shooting corridors and distance markers look perfectly enticing to me.

 

[Chignecto Woodsman]

Yeah, I like his style. Pretty much how I want to do things.