Update Notched a grab hook into a Bk4

Thanks KJ I still have some tweeking to do. I have to scallop out the hump behind the hook so it will grab larger diameter branches. Not much just a touch.The hump is actually causing some branches to be lifted over the hook.
 
Cool mod Tanker!
It's all about making the tool work for the specific task. I like it!

Does it change the feel of the "bite" when chopping, or does it still feel about the same?
 
Jonny1280 said:
Cool mod Tanker!
It's all about making the tool work for the specific task. I like it!

Does it change the feel of the "bite" when chopping, or does it still feel about the same?
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Thanks Jonny. I beat up an old sapling with it after reading your post, If there is a difference I haven't noticed it.I also thru it on postal meter. 14.9oz I am not positive but I think the Bk4 is 16oz. I still have on stock scales and hardware.
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Wow I could have used that last week when I was trying to top some branches out of a bush/tree growing by my deck, I couldn't reach them to pull then down! If sharpened it could cut with a quick pull too, cut limbs, cardboard, gut hook, rope could also be used to quickly hang the knife out of the way when not using. Good idea with few drawbacks!
 
Rebel Nimrod said:
Wow I could have used that last week when I was trying to top some branches out of a bush/tree growing by my deck, I couldn't reach them to pull then down! If sharpened it could cut with a quick pull too, cut limbs, cardboard, gut hook, rope could also be used to quickly hang the knife out of the way when not using. Good idea with few drawbacks!
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Thanks Rebel, Like I say lazyness Is the mother invention, or is it nessecity??? Lol Either way it fits my needs.
 
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