Axe Practice
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Basic Axe Use Part 1: Choppingby rg5982,273 views- 46:52
THE AXE IS BACK ! SHARPENING & SPLITTING !by bushcraftbartons5,229 views
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Axe practice part 2by iawoodsman3,133 views
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Axe Maintenance and Repair Part 1: Sharpening and Axe Careby rg5982,031 views
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Winter Shelter and Homemade Stoveby iawoodsman72,019 views
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Axe Maintenance and Repair Part 4: Grinding an Axeby rg5981,375 views
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The AXE Effect - Women - Billionsby burly198829,702,048 views
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"The Axe is Back" Husqwarna's in Action!by Bushwhittler3,909 views
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Basic Axe Use Part 4: Carvingby rg5981,699 views
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The Axe is Back Project - The Current Axe Collectionby SkogKniv2,805 views
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Swedish Fire Torchby TheGods1marine842,022 views
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Axe Maintenance and Repair Part 3: Hanging an Axeby rg5981,099 views
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Plumb Hatchet Refurb - The Axe is Back Projectby BigHatCreations516 views
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The Axe is Back Restore Phase 1by ironmonkeyz587 views
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Twig Fireby iawoodsman4,232 views
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An Introduction to Axes Part 3: Variations and Features of the Felling Axeby rg5981,267 views
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Axe is Back - Pulaski Rescueby beast121013,342 views
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Cold Steel Trail Hawkby iawoodsman46,483 views
never thought to bevel the top of the stake. thanks
magemager0 6 months ago
as with all things keep it simple, the more you practice the easier it becomes. thats the reason i love your vids, simple, safe and assured.
thanks.
TheTentringbogrock 7 months ago
Nice video and very clear pronunciation! would take axe or hatchet aswell over any knife in case i could take only one tool with me in forest.
Take care:Ari
Bushwhittler 7 months ago
nice vid.
fog360 7 months ago
Good one bro.
MrBudwv 7 months ago
Very good Brother, Only one suggestion (respectfully of course)
When feathering like that, you may want to grasp the head of the axe. One finger as you suggested works, but there is so much more control, and with feathering, the weight of the blade will do the rest of the work for you.
OzaawaaMigiziNini 7 months ago
Thank you for sharing this video! I just picked up a Condor axe and am working on fine tuning my skills. I love the fact that I can "hammer" with a axe. I recently chipped one of my knives again.
phr1sk37 7 months ago
Great video,man.
snaponjohn100 7 months ago
Great as always ,Thanks
CZBOHUNK 7 months ago
Thank you for the guidance, I really appreciate it since I am new at this and your videos have helped me tremendously.
dclement7 7 months ago