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  @MobBless972 сағат бұрын

  i wish i could do this everyday i enjoy it but where im at i dont know where to do this

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  @johnnyolson2584 сағат бұрын

  Idk what more impressive the chopping or that clamp that thing is impressive

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  @johnnyolson2584 сағат бұрын

  I swear I could feel it in my own hand with that trowel

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  @rt66rc862 күн бұрын

  Thanks Ben! Knowing and practicing proper Axemanship in this day and age is more important than knowing how to run and maintain power saws!

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  @huddlenan5 күн бұрын

  I'm glad I came across this video, Thank You

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  @k9road6 күн бұрын

  ..I`ve read, when you hit it right, the sharp ones go easy through a steel toe cap...

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  @BillOdyssey6 күн бұрын

  I'm looking fwd to the Ben Scott Axe book with multi angle diagrams if pos... That popular buchanen smith one is toss

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  @AmericanOutdoorLiving7 күн бұрын

  Oftentimes loggers on the West coast (of the US) would put 44" or 40" handles on thier Puget Sound pattern double bits. This axe reminds me of a Puget Sound minus the 2nd bit, very long and narrow.

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  @nigeljackson14927 күн бұрын

  your technique could do with some work young fella .

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  @benscottwoodchopper6 күн бұрын

  your eyes could do with getting looked at old fart, its a 5 year old video ;)

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  @nigeljackson14926 күн бұрын

  so you were hopeless 5 years ago as well newboy@@benscottwoodchopper

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  @benscottwoodchopper5 күн бұрын

  @@nigeljackson1492 weak cope and seethe random dude on the internet, been up on the stage with stihl timbersports and done pretty good ;) feel free to live vicariously through me loser

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  @joshuahmoran7 күн бұрын

  Nice

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  @tomjjackson218 күн бұрын

  I've been watching Ben for years, and it's always surprising how accurate this guy is with this strikes. @08:15 to 8:30ish you can really see how this guy is a gd laser beam. It's crazy

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  @sanjay019610 күн бұрын

  When George did his underhand against you I thought that would have been a do for letting go of the axe?

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  @sanjay019610 күн бұрын

  Just to clarify you actually have to wear chainmail when chopping in the timbersports

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  @chrisE81510 күн бұрын

  Stihl Woodcutter?

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  @JaydusMaitland202413 күн бұрын

  THE WORLD NEEDS AXE HANDLES

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  @brucecoulthard787913 күн бұрын

  By a Fiskars block buster. Unreal.

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  @benscottwoodchopper13 күн бұрын

  i have a some awesome splittingmauls and axes, just tired of hearing how good arvika splits (it doesnt)

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  @paulolsen230014 күн бұрын

  That axe looks at least a pound heavier and being swung twice as hard! But they both are great at what there intended for! Great axes.

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  @benscottwoodchopper13 күн бұрын

  swinking both as hard as i can, tuatahi is 2lb heavier at 5.5lb. just showing the difference between racing axe and a 'premium' felling axe.in any case i dont think the gransfors is worth it at all. i have a review and comparison

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  @paulolsen230012 күн бұрын

  @@benscottwoodchopper the g.f isn't for the average person I have 3 of them I love them but most people don't understand the difference between a felling axe or splitting or racing axe and swing away at anything.i think it's buy far the best cutting axe I've used and holds an edge forever love the stock handles too.

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  @bombsawaylemay77014 күн бұрын

  How's the Tuatahi holding up?

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  @bombsawaylemay77014 күн бұрын

  7:14 And the world trembled when King Tuatahi struck timber! 🪓

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  @BlaahBlahblahh-fh4iv15 күн бұрын

  Now thats a hit to remember 😂.

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  @johnmutton79915 күн бұрын

  The Rinaldi axes are liked in South America, trade axes. So they can make a handle in the wild. Not like us! And they will use the head and a knife or machete to make a new one! The small ones are great camp axes. Instead of whacking a expensive knife. Right tool for the job. Even the caveman understood that! That Muller bits deep! Very nice.

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  @johnmutton79915 күн бұрын

  Awesome axe! Been after one for a very long time. Lucky man! Looks brand new! I have seen this pattern in Belize. And without the pole. Trade axes!

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  @johnmutton79915 күн бұрын

  Very nice English pattern there! Been looking for one that size for a long time now. Great looking axe!

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  @sanjay019615 күн бұрын

  Chainsaw wins every time for felling

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  @benscottwoodchopper15 күн бұрын

  no shit lol

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  @johnmutton79915 күн бұрын

  They just like playing with knives! I would only baton sticks in a emergency, not great big bloody logs! That is dumb. All steel will break, just when you need it!

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  @johnmutton79915 күн бұрын

  Very nice!

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  @johnmutton79915 күн бұрын

  I picked one of their hewing axes, and i am well happy with it. I have been looking for one of the universal ones, it would be a great tenoning axe! Their axes a good, they leave the edge for the customer to finish how they want it. Cuts costs down. Just like husqvarna!

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  @johnclarke664716 күн бұрын

  I have quite a few axes, some with 35-36” handles. What I have more of is chainsaws. I have used an axe since I was a boy. I take an axe with me when I cut with a chainsaw, usually one of my Boy’s axes - I have several. My favorite cutting axe is my 50 me on a tree cutting job.year old 4# True Temper with a 31” handle. However, I can still cut with one of my longer handled axes if I desire. I don’t worry about hitting the ground. Like my chainsaws - if I dull out an axe or chainsaw I just grab another one. I do not cut with dull chainsaws or axes. This is why I carry four chainsaws and two axes with

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  @StephenMcGregor198618 күн бұрын

  In Aus, we are blessed with an abundance of Jarrah wood, I'm thinking Tasmanian pattern Hultafors 2kg, stuff is so hard and tough

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  @johnanderson114919 күн бұрын

  Great videos. Is the Husqvarna a "S" splitting or "A" all purpose type?

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  @espenstormcrow895019 күн бұрын

  Next time use the same technique on the long handles and I'm sure you'll cut better.

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  @benscottwoodchopper18 күн бұрын

  if you use the same technique the axe ends up in the ground lol.

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  @nicktorea401720 күн бұрын

  its pronounced King EE if you can roll them together even better but King Jee is way off

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  @youtubeisasshoe815321 күн бұрын

  Imma put racing stripes on my axe and sell it as a racing axe on FB marketplace 🤌😂

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  @joshuahmoran22 күн бұрын

  Nice racing axe

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  @devonbustard162323 күн бұрын

  Get your footholds nice and flat and you’ll have better balance, and more power. Hard on a small block anyways, not a lot of real estate to stand on

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  @mozgvision23 күн бұрын

  Hi Ben, I live in UK and need to replace a couple of axe handles for a few vintage axes I got from Ebay. The axes are mainly for splitting wood for firewood and are around 4lb. One plumb and one HB. Could you suggest a few places in UK to buy the handles without breaking the bank? I can thin them and modify a bit to my liking. I've tried ebay and the handles I received are total rubbish! Thanks

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  @mionshion608723 күн бұрын

  i hope they wear steel toe shoes 😮

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  @kakank181625 күн бұрын

  Tuku Nang ndi kue? Regane piranan?

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  @alexweeden242425 күн бұрын

  Can anybidy help me locate a Rinaldi Calabria in 1.3kg in the UK? I can see the axe heads for sale on ebay, but not the larger sizes, and ideally id want to buy it with a handle Any help would be really appreciated

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  @_BigLife_26 күн бұрын

  Thanks for sharing

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  @StephenMcGregor1986Ай бұрын

  Just been out camping and realized my little Hultafors was simply too inadequate for my needs, Australian Kari and Jarra sucks lol. Then a combo of pine too. Torn between a Muller American Felling or an Adler Rheinland, one of these should have a bit more heft than my current solution, either that or maybe get a Corona hand saw or something, they reviewed well on Project Farm

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  @MD-qm6gyАй бұрын

  This man's golf swing must be nuclear.

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  @Ve-suviusАй бұрын

  0:11 I'm impressed by the cut the file made. It can compete with the best axes. 😁😉👍

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  @Ve-suviusАй бұрын

  Your video's are the best, Ben. Just had to say it, if I didn't say it before already. 🙏👍👌

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  @budimanbudiman694Ай бұрын

  Ada yg jual dimana

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  @ObamaoZedongАй бұрын

  That makes me moist

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  @trapzila6218Ай бұрын

  Is there a specific brand or make of axe that you would recommend for chopping? Been looking for a good one

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  @sarakajiraАй бұрын

  Axes ARE obsolete though. They don't have any use that other tools don't do better. If you need to split wood, a Maul is better suited. It takes far less energy to split wood with a maul than with a regular axe. If you need to fell trees, chainsaws or handsaws are better. If you need to trim branches? Bow saws and tree trimming saws are better, as well as branch clippers for small branches. And if you need to cut a big root? A Pulaski is a better tool because it also has a digging head. The only kind of axe that still has practical use is a hand hatchet for splitting kindling. I grew up in the mountains splitting wood as my main chore as a kid. I would rather use a maul than an axe to do that job any day of the week. I can't think of any outdoor job that I would rather do with an axe. It's an antique tool that is leftover from times when metal tools were expensive and so it made sense to have a single tool that could be sharpened by hand and could fell trees and cut roots and chop wood. But nowadays tools are so affordable that there are specialized tools that do every job an axe was meant to do: but they do those jobs better.

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  @benscottwoodchopperАй бұрын

  Clearly you didn't watch the video then

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  @steveburt1824Ай бұрын

  Just ordered a council tools Dayton for felling sycamore. What file do I need to buy to sharpen it?

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  @jsymanzikАй бұрын

  Just to clarify (5 years too late) when you say "15°" do you mean 15° on each side for a total overall angle of 30°?