How to Field Sharpen an Axe or Hatchet with a Puck Sharpening Stone

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • In this Schrade Quick--‐Tip Video, we're going to show you how to field sharpen any hatchet or axe using a round sharpening stone.
    Along the way we'll show you how to avoid some dangerous mistakes and share some Expert tips to get you sharpening like a PRO!
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Комментарии • 461

  • @MarekTrela
    @MarekTrela 2 года назад +2

    This how all instructional videos should be made like! Exactly what I was looking for. Bravo

  • @kentuckycowboy2
    @kentuckycowboy2 10 лет назад +2

    Great video , I had never considered using it on other garden tools & can not wait for those instructional videos .

  • @VintageCraftsmanTools
    @VintageCraftsmanTools 8 месяцев назад

    Best short video I have seen so far about sharpening your axe. I recently purchased a kit and have checked multiple videos regarding sharpening an axe. This was one of the best short one that I have seen. Nice and cheers.

  • @wgvantine
    @wgvantine 10 лет назад +1

    Great tips, especially on how to hold the axe properly. this is a must - see video for anyone heading into the woods with a hatchet!

  • @derecklockwood8633
    @derecklockwood8633 10 лет назад

    always wanted the axe/hatchet lines from Schrade! After talking to people, it's pretty surprising how many people have no idea how to sharpen a blade of any kind.

  • @nikkih1228
    @nikkih1228 10 лет назад

    Love that the puck comes with. Always left these areas for them men to do, but now, the hubby's work hours have left me on my own camping and around the yard. Great tips, will definitely be watching more!

  • @halffulldeck5321
    @halffulldeck5321 10 лет назад +1

    I'm really glad that you've started making these videos on how to properly care for the products that you manufacture. I se myself putting these skills to good use in the future. I also love the look of that SCAXE2. And the fact that it comes with it's own sharpening puck! Keep up the good work Schrade!

  • @Kevin-uk6ym
    @Kevin-uk6ym 10 лет назад +1

    After watching the video I have a new and useful understanding of the proper handling of the sharpening of an axe or similar survival tool. I found it incredibly helpful and informative and plan on using the tips very soon as my family and I head out for our annual two weeks of outdoor activities. I truly live the design of your featured item. It seems very well built and durable. I believe that it is one item I could definitely use in my arsenal for the amount of time I spend in the outdoors! Thank you for the opportunity!

  • @joanwatson2625
    @joanwatson2625 10 лет назад +2

    I love the fact you also threw safety tips in as well. And the tip about the lubrication to make it easier .... some ppl don't know that although i did lol. I sharpened in one direction, thank you for letting me know about sharpening in clockwise circular motions and actually counting the ammount of times on each side because i would never have known that!!! Wonderful video ty !!!

  • @michaelb.grammer6807
    @michaelb.grammer6807 10 лет назад

    Handy tips delivered in easy manner. Not too long. Not too short. Great products here.

  • @tjsogmc
    @tjsogmc 5 лет назад +8

    And.... the first axe shown in the Schrade brand company video....a Estwing Sportsman's Axe. Estwing thanks Schrade for the shout-out.

  • @eryngarcia9040
    @eryngarcia9040 10 лет назад +1

    I LOVE that the axe comes with the puck. We'd actually take that with us. Gloves should be mandatory, but so many of us just skip ahead to save 15 seconds. Sadly, it only takes about .15 seconds to mangle your hand if you slip.
    I also love how sturdy that hatchet's handle has to be.

  • @thomassteplyk7637
    @thomassteplyk7637 10 лет назад

    Proper handling of the axe to sharpen is one of the great tips.

  • @stevencedrone
    @stevencedrone 10 лет назад

    Schrade rocks! The SCAXE2L is a fine addition to anyone's gear! The tutorial really helps - I need both the hatchet and the puck! It's incredible that you even send a puck with the SCAXE2L!!!!!!!!

  • @jhan02
    @jhan02 10 лет назад

    Count me in!
    Thanks for the opportunity!
    I definitely NEED a dependable axe to keep on me at all times!
    And this one would definitely fit the bill!
    Keeping my fingers crossed!
    Good luck everyone!

  • @jamestaylor3052
    @jamestaylor3052 10 лет назад

    this is a lot better than grabbing the file like my dad used to do. that axe is something i really need to round out my kit. i really like that you've included the stone to give a complete package.

  • @cleverrascal789
    @cleverrascal789 10 лет назад +1

    Very informative tips and tricks without being overly complicated. I usually just use a grindstone to sharp my hatchet.

  • @beautifuldisaster9232
    @beautifuldisaster9232 10 лет назад

    Easy to follow tips for a novice! I can't wait to try these tips out and see if I can surprise my boyfriend with sharpening my own stuff from now on! Thank you for this useful video and keep up the great work!

  • @msparling3020
    @msparling3020 10 лет назад

    Nice ax! This video had lots of useful information about using the puck to sharpen axes in various conditions. Thanks, Schrade!

  • @mewilli1941
    @mewilli1941 10 лет назад

    Again Schrade beats the competition! Would love to have tis for when cutting firewood!

  • @TheresaJenkins11
    @TheresaJenkins11 10 лет назад

    I've sharpened knives before but never an axe so I learned something new by watching this video ...

  • @SherPettit
    @SherPettit 10 лет назад

    Great How To Video! We use an Arkansas sharpening stone for our blades. Thank you for sharing!

  • @willchouinard9457
    @willchouinard9457 10 лет назад

    I like how informative you all are. I know quite a few people who have problems with the puck sharpener but you put it into words every one can understande

  • @RonBrumleve
    @RonBrumleve 10 лет назад

    I like this video and I learned something. I had no idea it was not only OK but actually recommended to move the sharpening stone in circles.

  • @mikenorris564
    @mikenorris564 10 лет назад

    This is a super easy way to do this quickly. I have to get one of the pucks! The hatchet looks very nice, good job

  • @KNFX787
    @KNFX787 10 лет назад

    I love the fact that the SCAXE2L comes with the sharpening stone. Way to go Schrade for showing those other manufacturers the proper way to treat a customer. I use my flat 2 sided oil stone to sharpen everything I own, I have never used a puck to sharpen anything. Now I am going to have to get one lol.

  • @chrisk4710
    @chrisk4710 10 лет назад

    Having that puck is incredibly handy and a short video tutorial for proper use is awesome!

  • @beejee77
    @beejee77 10 лет назад

    I love that it was very easy to follow...it appears that I've been a ditz and have been doing some things wrong.....nice to know that now...thanks

  • @Modrealtor
    @Modrealtor 10 лет назад

    Great advise on how to sharpen. I learned something about counting strokes to each side. Thanks

  • @stevesmith6343
    @stevesmith6343 10 лет назад

    Yet another one of your fine products that I have added to my must have list.

  • @lovelifearmy1
    @lovelifearmy1 10 лет назад

    I love this axe and now I have a better understanding on how to proper handle of the sharpening of an axe

  • @jessegarcia1605
    @jessegarcia1605 10 лет назад

    The simplicity of following the videos is awesome. Great info and I like to use my good old sharpening rock.

  • @NatalieVandenberghe
    @NatalieVandenberghe 10 лет назад

    I've never sharpened an axe before, so I really appreciate the "How To" instructions + video. Thanks!

  • @kellyc4489
    @kellyc4489 10 лет назад

    I had no idea you can lubricate with just water while sharpening, thanks for being so informative!

  • @kelleyroach4236
    @kelleyroach4236 10 лет назад

    his was a great, simple tutorial on necessary blade edge maintenance in the field. I found it to be very useful and highly informative

  • @dansparkman3039
    @dansparkman3039 10 лет назад

    I'm definitely adding this to my arsenal. Would love to add the axe as well. It looks pretty awesome

  • @brentstewart4360
    @brentstewart4360 10 лет назад

    another great video - and it is perfect that the axe comes with the puck! Thanks.

  • @MrDeviantsoul
    @MrDeviantsoul 10 лет назад

    Awesome video! Glad the new handle holds up in cold weather! PREPPER PERFECT!

  • @michaellaird9262
    @michaellaird9262 10 лет назад

    Love the quick tips & that you mention you can use water to help sharpen your axe or machete. Just in case you don't have the oil with you when you need to resharpen.

  • @PreparedWolf34
    @PreparedWolf34 10 лет назад

    It's really great you provide the puck with the axe! Love the fact you mention water can work as well as honing oil.

  • @chkmcgraw
    @chkmcgraw 10 лет назад

    Very nicely done. Like the description makes it easy to follow. nice to have a set where the puck is included with the axe or hatchet

  • @maureenrear5866
    @maureenrear5866 10 лет назад

    Like the sharpening video and love the puck. I have one that I have used for 40 years so it is a lot thinner but still works great. nice to know I can get a new one. thanks

  • @leongrimes7473
    @leongrimes7473 10 лет назад

    The SCAXE2L is just beautiful!

  • @walterfoster6414
    @walterfoster6414 10 лет назад

    I love, your word lol, the great tips on how to sharpen using the puck. But then you are always providing excellent advice as well as excellent tools. Please keep up the great work.

  • @sandybowling2468
    @sandybowling2468 10 лет назад

    That is so totally awesome I need something like this for camping and down at the fire pit! Thanks for the opportunity!! Schrade is the best

  • @beckysmyth8743
    @beckysmyth8743 10 лет назад

    Great demo on how to sharpen with a puck. I have never used one.

  • @johnsteiner2834
    @johnsteiner2834 10 лет назад

    I've had the "puck" before but really didn't know how to use it properly. Now I do. Thanks for the info. I hope I win the axe so I can put it to good use. Thanks again.

  • @monniefox6410
    @monniefox6410 10 лет назад

    look pretty sturdy. i'd love to have it--thank you Schrade for a chance

  • @marleneboyd2150
    @marleneboyd2150 10 лет назад

    Most instruction video I've seen. Going to show my grandson.

  • @LarsRibe
    @LarsRibe 10 лет назад

    Cool! VERY nice, that the Scaxe comes with a puck..best choise for axe and hatchet.

  • @mikono14
    @mikono14 10 лет назад

    I want one of those bad and the video is great i would have never thought about using a lubricant when sharpening.you learn something new everyday thanks.

  • @TheSnead8183
    @TheSnead8183 10 лет назад

    Thanks for the sharpening tip. The hatchet looks awesome!

  • @lizstallings7761
    @lizstallings7761 10 лет назад

    Love the How To Video. Now I know why I haven't been very successful in sharpening my old hatchet and will be looking for the puck style sharpener at some of my local stores.

  • @wadepage7809
    @wadepage7809 10 лет назад

    Great medium size field Axe! Great sharpening tips and easy to understand for beginners.

  • @pamedens31
    @pamedens31 10 лет назад +1

    I always wondered why my papaw spot on his sharping stone. I really learned how to hold my stone better from this video. Thanx Schrade!!

  • @smf0707
    @smf0707 10 лет назад

    Always good to know how to keep your axe sharp

  • @markwalker9049
    @markwalker9049 10 лет назад

    Very cool. I've never tried a puck but heard good things. Great axe too

  • @shouse7
    @shouse7 10 лет назад

    It's good to see how to use the puck appropriately. Thank you! And thank you for the great products you make!

  • @shellyrboyd
    @shellyrboyd 10 лет назад

    I think this Schrade axe can help me clear a trail across the mountain, but this axe could help clear a spot for a small cabin out here, too... and now I know how to take the best care of it!

  • @MCM_Savage
    @MCM_Savage Год назад

    Just purchased this axe and stone. Nice axe. Feels great in the hand. The material of the handle seems to meld into my grip. I really like it. Now... To sharpen it correctly.
    💯 Thank you for this video. I know how to sharpen a knife and a sword... This is a little different. Never used a puck before either. Gloves!! Must have gloves. ☝️❤️

  • @kennewhitson4596
    @kennewhitson4596 10 лет назад

    And now I know how to sharpen an axe. Info win this package I promise to always keep it sharp!

  • @hunterws
    @hunterws 10 лет назад

    The SCAXE2L looks tougher than any wood handle I've ever used. Very nice.

  • @ronaldmckinney5693
    @ronaldmckinney5693 Год назад +1

    Excellent, right to the point.

  • @TheSwbull
    @TheSwbull 10 лет назад

    I like the size and look of the SCHRADE SCAXE2L and could sure use it. The sharpening tips w/ the Puck Sharpening Stone were very informative and useful also. Thanks for the info and chance!

  • @cathycaudill7177
    @cathycaudill7177 10 лет назад

    I really would love the axe and it coming with a puck is a huge plus for me

  • @darrenstokes9350
    @darrenstokes9350 10 лет назад

    Looks like a tool I could use. Thanks for the tips on sharpening.

  • @kssgcasper797
    @kssgcasper797 10 лет назад

    Great little video, like how you include a "puck" with the scaxe2l, I've never used one and instead typically just use a file for sharpening the edge of my axes in the field and a fine grinder and stone to reedge or retouch at the house.

  • @bobpaxton9786
    @bobpaxton9786 10 лет назад

    This looks like a great hatchet! The sharpening tips should be very helpful.

  • @tommyrichmond8768
    @tommyrichmond8768 10 лет назад

    Love the tips on sharpening would love to have these two items

  • @JL-iz3eg
    @JL-iz3eg 10 лет назад

    awesome axe and the tips are great to have. I always carry a small metal file along as well just for those really badly damaged blades. makes it a little easier and faster to sharpen.

  • @briargoatkilla
    @briargoatkilla 10 лет назад

    Excellent instructions. I use a four inch dual sided flat stone but I do it the exact same way. I toss the stone in a creek or my canteen cup first so it gets really saturated with water. Makes that good polishing slurry when you do that.

  • @derecklockwood8633
    @derecklockwood8633 10 лет назад

    I really really hope I am one of the 3 winners announced on this one :-) I wanted a Schrade hatchet since I 1st saw one :-) I love the how to videos, but I think I prefer the videos showing the product in detail for those of us who can't see them in person and have to purchase online. Don't get me wrong, the how-to videos I very informative and done very well

  • @MyWorldInDisorder
    @MyWorldInDisorder 10 лет назад

    Very informative. I've had the SCAXE2L on my wishlist for some time. If I don't win it I hope someone gets it for me for my birthday! It looks like the perfect tool for outdoors use!

  • @johnhulbert6083
    @johnhulbert6083 10 лет назад

    very informative and nice to see the use of the puck sharpener

  • @DeadlyDustBunni
    @DeadlyDustBunni 4 года назад

    Thank you for this. The video is clear, concise and to the point with straightforward guidance and visual aid. Much appreciated! 👍

  • @joeysimmonds2518
    @joeysimmonds2518 10 лет назад

    That is awesome. I love that axe. I would normally sharpen an axe with a grinder. Not if I had a puck. Needed that for our last camping trip.

  • @sixmtube4233
    @sixmtube4233 10 лет назад

    Awesome tip, I've been using a rectangular flat stone laid flat on a surface all these years. I will try these technique with a puck.

  • @eloracorne9760
    @eloracorne9760 10 лет назад

    very informative, i like that its easy to follow/ understand.keeping track of the same number of circles while sharpening each side is very good to know and to keep the puck moist to sustain its 'life' is also a great tip.hope to win this is a great sustainable axe that can be very handy and looks to be plenty useful for a long time.

  • @sissygirl0722
    @sissygirl0722 10 лет назад

    Love the how-to. It's important to know how to take care of your equipment. Love the SCAXE2L, quality workmanship and an all around great tool to have!

  • @1957Stratman
    @1957Stratman 10 лет назад

    Excellent 'how - to' video! You can explain how to do this to someone, and maybe they get it, but if they watch it being done, and then copy what they saw, chances are much better that they'll get it right. I could definitely use one of these stones...

  • @IgorStrelnikov
    @IgorStrelnikov 10 лет назад

    Very clear lesson. I would be owner such axe with pleasure if won. Schrade Quick Tips video very useful. Thank you!

  • @tesla3pb
    @tesla3pb 10 лет назад

    Great teaching video. Everything I have heard about the new axe is awesome and would love to have one.

  • @flubbercat
    @flubbercat 10 лет назад

    I love how simple it is!

  • @HeathStevens
    @HeathStevens 10 лет назад

    Great videos. Clear and concise and to the point. I love how in depth the videos are. Clan Lucky Strike

  • @johnspencetheactor
    @johnspencetheactor 10 лет назад

    I love this how to video. Wish I had one of these hatchets.

  • @hwhitaker93
    @hwhitaker93 10 лет назад

    I love the tips on sharpening. My next Schrade purchase is definitely going to be this axe :-)

  • @KathyLane1960
    @KathyLane1960 10 лет назад

    Thanks for the useful information on sharpening a hatchet!I love this SCAXE2L hatchet and puck!This hatchet would be awesome to take with me camping to help with getting wood for campfires,and to carry on my 4 wheeler in case there is tree limbs that have fallen on the trail.

  • @cjjm7509
    @cjjm7509 10 лет назад

    i always wanted a hatchet/axe and the SCAXE2L looks like the one i need/want. As for the video how-to it is a very good tool since it shows you how to properly take care & use the hatchet without injuring yourself or someone else.

  • @allemander
    @allemander 10 лет назад +3

    This was a great, simple tutorial on necessary blade edge maintenance in the field. I found it to be very useful and highly informative. Previously, I've used the diamond stones from my Wicked Edge sharpening system to manually sharpen or hone my axe heads and hatchet & tomahawk blades.

  • @joevanblarcume8469
    @joevanblarcume8469 10 лет назад

    Sharing the video as much as possible

  • @eloyo79
    @eloyo79 10 лет назад

    Nice, I'm glad I watched this video. I probably would have tried to use a chef tool to sharpen my bigger blades; Excellent presentation over all Schrade! Thanks!

  • @TheLake1963
    @TheLake1963 10 лет назад

    i just LOVE this axe. looks to be lightweight yet sturdy. sharing again :)

  • @cbowlingtn
    @cbowlingtn 10 лет назад

    Thank you for showing the safe way to sharpen an axe. I don't have anything right now to sharpen with.

  • @eloracorne9760
    @eloracorne9760 10 лет назад

    shared this via facebook,twitter,reddit and pinterest,i dont know if you wanted ''screen shots'' private messaged. but thank you for the oppurtunity

  • @doctorwork
    @doctorwork 10 лет назад

    This hand ax (it's not really a hatchet since it doesn't have a hammer head on the back) looks nice and sturdy. I'd love to win one! I like how the video goes into a lot of detail about the sharpening process for any newbies out there, but even more experienced people can get something out of it.

  • @derekfromm
    @derekfromm 10 лет назад

    great looking axe any thing schrade makes has my vote!

  • @KISSaholic4life
    @KISSaholic4life 10 лет назад

    That looks a lot easier than I thought it would be!

  • @lyndseywilliams7775
    @lyndseywilliams7775 10 лет назад

    Thanks for doing these videos. The more I learn to do myself the better!

  • @jlen82
    @jlen82 10 лет назад

    Thanks for showing me how to sharpen an axe!

  • @bill218mn
    @bill218mn 10 лет назад

    Well I'll be darned, I always wondered how you were supposed to sharpen an ax. I always used a grinder but the edge was never the same again. The Puck looks slick. Thanks for the tip!