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Wow! Looks like _someone’s_ got an axe to grind.

I thought the goat was gonna get it with the first throw.

I see it fell apart in your comments!!! Too bad!!! Otherwise would be perfect.

Don’t over rev it. Rings need to seal. Etc.

That’s how they looked 30-40 yrs ago. We had 2 new ones back in the day.

Piston stop😂😂😂😂. Carefull when using

Looks like a fun little axe !

It still has a beard. It is more of a Nordic axe than a tomahawk. I ground the beards off my cheap tomahawk. Mine is hard as a rock, too. I still have not mastered throwing it, yet. After you polished it you ought to rust blue it 4TBs of peroxide, one TBS of vinegar and 3/4 TSP of plain salt. Boil in distilled water and card with 0000 steel wool - six coats for a good blue luster.

Great vidio bro.i bought the last pocket knife.great pocket knife....retierd my 1973 old timer.

I also reviewed one of these axes last winter and I liked it but it looks like they've made several improvements, which is great. They appear to have upped the hardness, which is nice, but mainly retaining a bit more wood on the handle and adding a sheath addresses the major issues I had. I'd like to think my feedback was helpful.

Nice work

8:33 Ill just say for now that this brew looks tasty 🍻

Looks like you have the throwing dialed in pretty well! Nice handle, decent sheath and interesting shape.

Think I heard you say you didn't like the handle shape but I gotta be honest this looks like a great camp axe for making a spatula or 2! Pretty impressive. I see this as very good competition for the cold steel axe gang product. Not sure I've seen a slip fit for competition throwing but I don't see why it would matter if it's legal.

Pretty cool of em to send you that. Where are they made, is it a US company? Pretty suprised to see 60+ on a throwing axe, could get a bit chippy. Kids look like they havin fun, good stuff👍

Hey brother, love your content, just want to say thank you for the videos you make and God bless you and your family!🙏🏼🤙🏼

Throwing axes is really fun! 🪓 I made a video about it a while ago too. There are different techniques to learn, including no-spin. It's a lot of fun!!

Ваш вариант сильно уточен, размеры нового откова 19-19,5 см от бойка до края лезвия, 14 см само лезвие. Высота бойка 6-6,5 см. У нас в России еще много таких с хранения не использованных в основном 1950 - 196х годы, стоимость около 35$ за голову. Завод ЗиК перестал выпускать топоры довольно давно. Есть разные модели А2 - самый большой, я указал его размера в начале. П2 и разные номер - вариант для плотников и так далее. Я восстанавливаю эти топоры после консервации, у меня есть ЗиК А2 1955 и 1961г. ЗиК П2 N3 1953г. Так же есть модель завода из Ижекска - УПС сталь 8ХФ, размеры его сопоставимы с ЗиК, но нет гарды. Со сталью 8ХФ и не слишком тонкой заточкой топор УРС может рубить гвозди, кости и после этого нормально работать по дереву. В целом подобная форма сделана для работы по дереву, рубка в Русскую шашу с выборкой паза. Никакой ГУЛАГ тут не причем.

I'll take one of your pieces of art! Do you ship? 🙂

Hello,Was it worth buying this chainsaw, does it still work today without any problems?

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I'd reprofile it or check out the Council Tool. As is it is absolutely too thin. I think 25 deg is in order.

Very informative. This helps me choose.

Nothing beats an authentic 070 or 090, but the Chinese are masters at cloning stuff.

Whiskey River/Council Tool customer owner user...

Nice accuracy

Thanks for letting us know! I am a long distance big fan of Whiskey River. I have only made 1 purchase on etsy but will send them my thoughts.

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Good on ya for making this vid👍👍

Not sure why they would want to stay on etsy? The fees are outrageous! It's the reason I switched to a website.

Another cool vid, like the narrative throughout, hope you can get some logs sorted out. I second the other fellows suggestion on the State forest permits, i do that here my state forests are like my home away from home. Be great for you and your boy to get out bush, hunt for logs, camp out, teach him mapping and all sorts of bush skills. Keep up the good work, not just for us viewers sakes but your own as well. Finding a joy in life, plus a good way to be an example to the youngsters, is too precious a thing, to lose over such minor inconveniences. 👍💪🪓🪓🪓

Nice hewing! Hang in there man.

Really interesting how keen Gransfors makes that axe. I thought it's rare for even high priced axes to be keen these days. A major manufacturer doing it is pretty cool. Excellent hewing. Something truly wonderful about essentially carving on the scale of timber frame lumber. The tie hacks doing 10-40 of these a day is nuts!

Too bad that your logs are drying up but great job on that hewing!

Nice vid! Good show of both the axes. Ive long looked at the GB but never bought mostly because of the longer handles. A 30inch would be great. Awesome work on your part with the broad axe, that thing really showed the advantages of a specialist tool, seemed to get the beam looking nice, pretty quickly. Without a cupped blade they are so much harder to use. Good stuff👍👍🪓🪓

Hey I’m in the north Georgia area also I do alot of freehand chainsaw milling. The way I get my logs are Facebook marketplace where people have had trees fall on their property and they will let you have it for free or you can get a permit from the forestry service and go on the national forest and have all the downed trees (logs) you want

Cool fact, the Romans used these.

Just a couple of weeks ago, a great axeman declared Council Tool the greatest value. These two together compliment each other. Having owned both these units, I must agree with U.L. Any knowledgeable axe orator can talk about these two tools. But who can talk about them eloquently and then demonstrate the effectiveness of the tools. Then to to top it off, stone one to shaving sharpness, all the while being a great father wading amoung wood chips with a goat and chickens conversing in the background. A visually stunning beam and excellent camera work URBANLUMBERJACK....

I am a Gränsfors fan, but to be fair against the other axes I think the Gränsfors was at an advantage due to being first when you were the least tired.

You are so underrated this is such a great channel man

You are so underrated this is such a great channel

I would think it's a heat treating issue with that batch. It shouldn't be rolling over that much. Especially that fast.

How much of an affect does the edge sharpness make?

I feel like my tuned dayton is a better chopper and better splitter than my stock jersey. What do you think? Im thinking the jersey will bite much deeper once tuned due to the profile being narrower than the dayton.

Well done and great comparison! I bet your kids have some great stories to share at school about what they got up to with Dad in the backyard!

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I've thrown a lot of chips at the camera and never have I seen that before

Don’t use Holzfarma coil. Get stihl original. Or get ahold of Baileys logging supply. I noticed you’ve got the old style gas/oil caps??? So how old is that saw??

Biblical 😂😂😂😂. Like Moses parting the Red Sea ???😜😜😜

We cut 1000-1300 cords a yr. Yes a year !!! Using 66 & 46. Holzfarma. Cut about 150-200 with each Saw. Now we also use stihl. 46&66.