More chopper goodness. I want to focus my chopper questions on the following specifics, however:
1) what are the most absolute best choppers (knives only) that you have used-- Busse or not Busse, production or custom?
2) what choppers do you find really versatile-- not just brute chopping prowess-- Busse or non Busse.
I'm just curious about the best of the best. For question number 1, I might personally say my NMFBMLE-- but I just haven't gotten the chance to use it yet. It will happen very soon, however, when I go camping. Based on what I have read, I think it will be some serious wood chipper.
For number 2, I really, really dig my Condor Golok machete. I take it hiking with me at night and find it can chop medium sized wood very well, and with the right wrist-action touch can clip off light vegetation that encroaches the small deer-run path. It also is adept at shaving off bark, stabbing soft wood, and other mundane tasks. All around great tool. Probably like the B11.
1) what are the most absolute best choppers (knives only) that you have used-- Busse or not Busse, production or custom?
2) what choppers do you find really versatile-- not just brute chopping prowess-- Busse or non Busse.
I'm just curious about the best of the best. For question number 1, I might personally say my NMFBMLE-- but I just haven't gotten the chance to use it yet. It will happen very soon, however, when I go camping. Based on what I have read, I think it will be some serious wood chipper.
For number 2, I really, really dig my Condor Golok machete. I take it hiking with me at night and find it can chop medium sized wood very well, and with the right wrist-action touch can clip off light vegetation that encroaches the small deer-run path. It also is adept at shaving off bark, stabbing soft wood, and other mundane tasks. All around great tool. Probably like the B11.
