Going to be honest, when i got started, I bought a $6 made-in-Mexico Collins hatchet from Ace Hardware and a Norton combo stone. I put a better edge on it than it came with, and it cut like a laser.

@TheUnhousedWanderer

Жыл бұрын

I bought a $5 Ozark Trail folding knife from Walmart, and after a quick sharpening I'm surprised with its quality. I'm tempted to try the $30 machete/hatchet/2-knife set they sell.

@cb3391

9 ай бұрын

My first "kit" Boy scout mess kit Shelter half Surplus US blanket Web belt Surplus canteen and cup Ifak Kabar from olean ny Old alice pack no frame

@lelandgaunt3567

8 ай бұрын

@@cb3391 When I was a kid, my father got me a pistol belt, WWII stainless canteen and cup with the canvas pouch, a USGI mess kit with utensils and Army blanket. Started Cub Scouts with that stuff and still have it and use it today, almost 40 years later.

@SuperValdez7

6 ай бұрын

Should I just use India stone with oil to sharpen axe?

I grabbed a marbles camp axe (ma701sb) and love it. $23 shipped off Smokey mountain knife works recently. Almost 16 inches over all, hickory handle, and 1045 high carbon steel. For anyone else looking for another good budget option. Doesn’t feel budget in hand at all.

@ThePreparedWanderer

5 ай бұрын

It's a good one for sure! I love mine

That hatched is designed for use with softwood, change the edge if you want to chop hardwood with it Its a carver not a utility ax.

I was thinking between bsh3 and bsh4 and I bought a bsh4 and after watching your video, I regret it a little bit. 3 looks better. The point I was thinking about was that the blade thickness of 3 was a little thin.

Even with the current price increase......across the board....I still think condor is a underrated brand that makes just absolutely amazing products that will absolutely last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance....I purchased the Greenland hatchet and a few bushcraft knives from condor a few years ago... and I've just absolutely fallen in love with using carrying and having them in my collection!!!!!!

Nice looking hatchet and knife thank ya for posting on them. If you put a lanyard on that hatchet to use, it would work better seeing how you would be able to grasp it a little lower giving you more power in your swing.

Good video , tnx. I make kits for my family and have used the inexpensive mora knives but need one heftier for batonning ... this one looks good .

I've been quite tempted to try this knife out. Looks like it's a good performer for the money!

thanks for the video

Liked the video once I heard wicked sharp. I felt at home. Good review as well

I bought a harbor freight hatchet for 15 dollars, blade touch up it is really nice for the money. Also impressed with the BPS Knives for the money for a bushcraft knife option.

@SuperValdez7

6 ай бұрын

I just can’t help but stick with my moras. I love beavercraft and BPS too though!

I was looking at that hatchet.. I think the overall design is great but it’s a little short. I’d like to see an 18” handle

You were not kidding, I am impressed. I've seen them on Amazon but I had not seen any reviews. Definitely great value for money. Also I got that Eze Lap sharpener when I saw you recommend it in another video. It is so good! :D

👍 Thank you for the introduction to these products. Good to know there are still some useful products that are affordable and bring good value.

@tomcatt998

Жыл бұрын

Mora & tramontina

The handle on that hatchet is beautiful

Good review , thanks for sharing , God bless !

I still need a good sharp knife that I can process and baton wood with. What do you recommend?

I would like the hatchet, if it had a little longer handle.

@lelandgaunt3567

Жыл бұрын

If you really like the hatchet, but it, find a handle you like with the top slightly bigger than the eye, and replace the handle it comes with. It's not difficult, and it's a skill you need if you're going to use axes for a long time.

@peterfreidel7721

Жыл бұрын

@@lelandgaunt3567 Took the handle off my dad's old Craftsman hatchet, that was loose, and replaced the wooden wedge, and added a metal wedge. Will see if it stays tight?

@lelandgaunt3567

Жыл бұрын

@Peter Freidel of it doesn't work, you can just bring the bread to the hardware store and find s handle you like and be sure the shack on the handle is the right size or larger for the hatchet head. New hafts are cheap and came with the wedges.

great review. i'm interested in your gloves. they look new, how are they performing? where did you get them, and how much?

@ThePreparedWanderer

Жыл бұрын

Got them at Walmart very inexpensive

It looks good from the side but that gap where the wedge is...

@dannyadamson2198

Жыл бұрын

I was going to bring that up

Probably a few Russians have seen the edge of this hatchet as their final bit of vision in life.

The hamdle on these hatchets is a big miss imho. No knob in the end, hard to hold onto while chopping. Really tiresome to use. The knife on the other hand looks a real performer.

The hatchet is it a woodcarving hatchet not a Bushcraft hatchet

@ThePreparedWanderer

Жыл бұрын

That was mentioned

I stay away from the Ukrainian junk , bought a hatchet at harbor freight for $12 bucks , nicer handle , a little longer , I may sand it down and put a little stain on it, got several knives that weren’t made by the khazarian Cabal

@DirectorialAchievements

9 ай бұрын

Ukrainian junk? You must be a Russian spy working at the troll farm. I think my bps adventure is a garberg killer. Yeah it’s not a Randall or some Gucci kit but it’s something I don’t mind beating the crap out of and don’t hesitate to grab when I head out the door.

@cb3391

9 ай бұрын

I made a harbor freight kit, it rocks.

Hehehe 😂 I rock WorkPro hatchet 🪓 with built in saw,Mora Companion MG Carbon and SAK in the pocket,everything cost me about $100 CDN pesos..Watch out for those bad ones where head falls off after couple hits, you can hurt yourself.. I don’t have any Beavercraft knives but I have BPS and they’re awesome..Have fun and Thanks for the Video..❤🎉