How the US Forest Service hangs an AXE - Wranglerstar professional Homeowner
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I could watch these all day! Could you do a series breaking down the different types of, and purposes for every axe?
Omg yea I’d watch the heck out of that
I 2nd that motion!
YES.
He already did that early on on his RUclips channel, never thought I could watch a guy talk about axes for 5 hours but Cody makes it addictive
Check his older full length videos
That Tennessee hickory was grown and harvested specifically for the usfs
No one cares
@@chrishouston3566 bro. Just let people enjoy a this dude talking about hanging an axe
@@George_hayduke420 same what part of Tennessee, are all usfs tool handles specifically for them?
Interesting
@@chrishouston3566 I care. I care a lot
Instructions unclear, I set the comical wedge and I can't stop laughing when cutting trees
I did that once. I had to leaf work early because I was falling with laughter.
I almost fell for this one
That's a good one haha!
@@Grave_Digger606 Don't you mean felling with laughter?
@@Zeero3846 Yes, yes I do
I’m just glad to see the man has grown financially stable enough to afford a pair of shoes.
It took a lot of hard work and many moons but he finally was able to buy a pair of shoes
@@cameronbachman8161 He's still living the good life with two watches
What?!?
Well the rug comes first his grandad always told him a man ain't fully dressed until his wig is on tight
The combination of the tool sounds and the narration is so satisfying.
My parents have have a bench exactly like this dude was sitting on for about a decade now in their back yard from the previous owner of their house. Mystery solved its a clamp bench.
Believe it or not, it's called a shaving horse
Was going 'axe' what that bench was called. Doesn't matter if its clamp, shaving, whatever, but you both gave me a starting research point. I don't need one, but now I want one!!🤣👍
Love old school manual tools/machines like that and the clean, simple yet effective engineering originally used to invent them.
@@bryankautz826 Keep at it. It’s a rewarding hobby. You’ll eventually find the OldTools emailing list. A lot of folks there are an awesome resource. Good luck
Shave horse.
Get it inside, quick!
Find a suitable location. Unbuckle belt and lower trousers. Unfold and tear off 3 squares. Wipe from front to back. Dispose of paper in double ziploc bags. Pull up trousers and secure the belt. And that's how the US Forest Service takes a number 2 in the wilderness.
Really? So I had this wrong from the beginning. You see, I always wiped from back to front. I suppose it felt (more) right that way. And another thing, my magic number has always been FOUR. I "fold and tear off" 4 squares, which also happens to feel (more) right as well. But nonetheless, thanks for the 'tip' brother. It is always paramount to get that tip in.....
Swear 🤣🤣
I mean, it's just paper, just throw it out
@@dud3655 yuo don't wanna fuel them forest fires
I thought they used the one-square method.
Remeber to tear off a corner to use on fingernails afterwards
Me who doesn't even own an axe: "this is fantastic"
I've got an axe. The handle is synthetic. This is fantastic!
@@johnsuarez1404 i now currently own an axe that was my grandfather's. It has a wood handle but I'm sure synthetic is about as good as wood. I just prefer the natural look. I took some black cloth tape called goon tape and wrapped the base of the handle, as well around the shoulder area.
@@TheHunt99 synthetic is inferior to wood. It's just more durable
@@johnsuarez1404 ah, fair enough. Ive not used a synthetic handle. In that case I'd rather have wood. I rehung an axe head a couple weeks ago for the first time and it wasn't hard at all really. I probably could've done better but it hasn't come loose yet. Anyway, my point is that hanging an axe head isn't so hard that I'd rather use a synthetic handle so I don't need to do it as often.
@@TheHunt99 I'd go with wood if I used it regularly, but I live in a harsh winter climate and only bring out my axes a few times a year. Different use cases
There might be some trail crews that use double bit axes but in my 17 years, I have not seen one in our inventory.
They are the best for cutting
@@diychad7268 chainsaw says otherwise
They used to reserve one edge for dirty jobs near roots where it might get blunted by stones and mud, keeping the clean edge sharp.
I'm so happy I found this channel, I started being more prepared. So because of Cody I put a fire extinguisher in my van (amongst other things). Yesterday I was driving home from work and a feild verge was on fire, burning along the verge in one direction, lots of people stopped to look and did nothing and had nothing to help. My little fire extinguisher bought enough time stopping the main fire for the fire brigade to arrive and put it out. By the way there were hundreds of acres of wheat in that feild (and the next one in drought conditions with high winds). I cannot describe how thankful I was to have the right equipment on hand! So greatfull to Cody, better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it!
Thank you for stepping up to the task and taking care of that fire. Bless you!
@@michaeldriver1356Thank you, I've ordered my new fire extinguisher for my van, 3 times bigger by volume this time!
My grandfather had his spare pickup tire light on fire because of a poor exhaust job that was too close to the tire. Luckily he had a fire extinguisher because he would’ve been stranded with his camper out in the middle of nowhere
It's cool to see how obvious it is that you could do these things in the dark under rain.
Cheers, always a pleasure to see skilled hands at work!
I miss your long videos i could watch you do this for 10-20 minutes. I like being able to sit down and soak in information.
You've inspired me to go into the Forest Service. Thanks for helping return a drive to my life.
Great combination of quality work and video editing. I don't throw away hammer heads anymore.
I went to a private School in Vermont and we had to do so much of this. Little more than a dozen teenagers with axes cut down, cut up, split, transported and stacked about 60 cords of wood a year for all the wood burning stoves on campus
Many days soaking wet below zero in over a foot of snow or just above freezing being pelted with ice and rain while soaking wet
I really enjoyed those days
Thanks for your videos and bringing all of that back
Beutiful axe! I love the vintage axe videos
Really cool information. I live in Collinsville Connecticut where the collins axe factory made these.
Nothing is more satisfying than finding an old double bit ax head in a garage sale for a couple bucks then taking it home cleaning it up and putting a good Edge on it and then fitting a good Hickory handle. I used to actually enjoy what came next but I'm too old for that.
You’re the man. Just like my grandfather. A real piece of American history. Love your stuff.
This guy makes it look so easy but he is very skilled at what he does and a real professional when it comes to Forest carpentry. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Never thought I’d be this interested in US Forest Service videos, but this man makes it fascinating somehow. He has really genuine expressions it draws me to him.
Even though I live in the city who knew I needed a double headed axe.
Thanks Wrangler star
I like it , nice work Cody ! We just bang the handle on the concrete floor to seat the head .
That made me cry lol I guess it’d work though!
I have never wanted to work in the US Forest Service more than I do after watching these videos. 🌲
I have now gained lots of knowledge from this channel. More than I ever would have known. Thank you
When people hates your channel Mr Wranglerstar, but you produce such an informative shorts.
The mechanisms he is using feel like antiques, but practical. I like it
I'm happily married. But my StepDad and my real Dad both loved my husband. He's a classic cabinet maker, he taught me how to do floors tiles, laminate, vinyl and carpet. To the point where I became a flooring specialist. I also won awards. I was told all the time I work harder
100.100.
These are unbelievably satisfying to watch and learn.
You might be the coolest guy on RUclips. No joke. Holy hell, these skills are lost treasures. I near got into the Forest Service when I was in college and opted instead to pursue other interests. Sometimes, I wish I had taken the other road.
Another great video Cody👍
I literally have never done just about anything I've seen in your videos and I would say I'm not really interested in that type of stuff but I always enjoy your content when I see it.
I love these shorts videos he does, quick and informative
Idk why but I like watching you talk about all this forestry stuff it's pretty awesome honestly
This is soooo satisfying! :) I need to save up for a nice hand axe!
Garage sales. I find old axes all the time for under $5. Throw a $10-20 hickory handle on it and you have a lifetime tool. I approve of @wranglerstars hanging method shown here.
@@WINOtinkery oh wow, I’ll have to look around :) thank you so much for your input! I really appreciate it sir!
@@TheBiscuitFactory absolutely!
It's crazy how they did you dirty, and you still have the drive to praise them with the knowledge you have from them. To teach people what you know is a blessing. I hope you come up with your own company.
THANK YOU for demonstrating this skill; It’s SO INTERESTING to see the amount of expertise AND WORK that goes into other endeavors…THANK YOU! (I admire your expertise, sir…!). 👍🏼👍🏼👣👠
Your videos are quickly becoming some of my favorites !
WONDERFUL !
Great video. Thank you.
THE WORLD... NEEDS MORE... AXE HANDLES!
A true man, as he is meant to be, knowledgeable and useful to almost no end, every video I have seen of yours good sir, tells me that you are a truly resourceful and amazing person who has done their best to make the best of themselves, and you have certainly earned my respect.👌
I recently got these on my feed and I’m not going to lie they’re super interesting and educational. It’s awesome
I watched these for a while, and couldn’t even care less about the topic, but this is just fun
You need to do a collab with Buckin’ Billy Rae. Trees will just fall down out of respect for the amount of love for axes 🪓 between the two of you.
I have absolutely no reason to need this info, but I watched it twice.
The smaller opening finger check is my go-to move in the bedroom.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This knowledge is so cool. If you have a Dad or Grandpa that knows this stuff, learn it!
I have a double bit collins I inherited from my great-grandfather and she cuts like a dream.
Nice. I have never seen or been shown the proper procedure. Thankfully as any good caveman I learned pretty good, but I sure do like the you did it. That axe will be good to go for quite some time.
Something very primal and toxically masculine about a double-bitted ax-head fitting and it just turns me into a more feral hooman bean.
Thanks man....unh grunt unh
I've been known to put epoxy in the wedge crevice before driving it in. Then drive in the metal wedges. Never had one come loose.
I usually skip the part where you build the whole axe and just hang it on a screw in hook in the shop....
Yeah, I figured he'd have a ten-step process with expensive bespoke equipment to hang an axe on a hook, too.
This is the coolest Channel ever I swear
The world needs this dude. To tell other dudes how to be the best dude ever. Thanks dude.
And that my friends is how it’s done.
Great job and craftsmanship…..
Lol.
I have the same Collins axe head, circa 1948. I gun blued it as well! Beautiful axe.
I sincerely don't know how I ended up here, but thanks YT algorithm.
Always so educational and soothing
I have an old double bit and this was just what I need to finish up the restoration
Really like the vibe of the shorts. Back ground music is perfect.
As a soft handed east coast boi I’m
Glad I have this autistic west coast
Boy to teach me how to use all my grandfathers tools
That head is not going *anywhere*. Beautiful handle too.👌
I’m very grateful to come across your channel. I have been watching your videos for like 3 days straight! The content and quality of long form video is professing grade. And finding a successful man with god watching over, and living independently is a good template on how I want to live my life now and when I get my own family. Thanks again. Also the rants you post are very in-touch and enjoyable and relatable.
Professional grade ^
They need to teach stuff like this in schools
I love your forestry videos man thank you so much for sheading light on such an important job that usually goes over looked!
I always thought they would oil the wood post mounting to expand the wood for a compression fit.
Thanks for the vid!
I love your stuff. Great presentation and content. 💚💚💚✌️😎
Dang, that's a beautiful axe !
Dude I'm about to fix up every axe that my grandfather has because of your content.
I love watching this even though I'll never do anything with this knowledge
I think I’ve liked every video this man has posted. Well done. Great content
This man knows how to get subscribers 💯. Straight to the point and great shots
Very nice Shaving Horse , Spokesheve, and axe head.
Beautiful! Thank you Cody
“To start with, you’ll need a good Tennessee hickory handle.”
Forgets to mention the mid-evil torture device he casually straddles.
Theses are great! Also enjoy the more conversational videos and live streams as well! Of course, supportive of the channel however you choose to run it. Thanks!
I usually drive the heads on by dropping the handle on a stump once or twice (the end opposite the ax head… and having the head pointing straight up). Don’t usually hit it with another tool because I like my handles to stay nice and smooth… also don’t have to worry about over driving it: the weight of the head is enough to seat itself snugly.
Usually do this on every metal tool with a wooden handle: ax, hatchet, pick, mattock, or hammer.
That’s how you get it done!
Thanks!
Love your channel. Content is awesome. Hats off to you for even mentioning the forest service in any of your content. If I was let go for the reasons you were that name would be removed from my vocabulary. Keep up the great content!!
Excellent. Great information.. I always wanted to work with the US Forest Service. Love these videos.
What a clean workspace
Loving all the shorts recently. Amazing content
I like watching these.... I don't even know why. I don't do anything rugged. I sit at a desk all day.
That work u all do is really amazing! Huge stones.
That is a beautiful axe, love the way a felling axe cuts
I still like watching how it's made, eventhough I don't have any axe at home.
Absolutely love this I've put new handles on all my axes 🪓 all hickory now even my vintage 1000 year old Norse axes and my bronze age axes and my copper age as well
Note that driving the HANDLE is also the correct way to put a handle on a hand file. Seems counter-intuitive, but it works and does not damage the file.
These videos feel like they are important. I always watch and give a like.
These videos are very satisfying
You're welcome for those awesome handles, by the way.😂
It's beautiful.
I love your videos... Never stop making these!
I do like using a conical wedge for handles. Pain to remove if needed but they don't let loose.
I love this man, the kind of dad anyone would appreciate. Cheers for these videos! ❤️💪🏻💪🏻
Outstanding!!!
Tennessee hickory handle sounds east cost a bit 😂
After all that is done dip it in Old school antifreeze. It'll soak up and solidify when it dries, repeat until the top won't wick anymore up. Works on hammers etc.
I guess I have been installing my heads on upside down. Dang it
Thanks for the lessons
Interesting. I would think you would secure the head in a vise, or bridge it across two boards, and pound the handle down into the head to really make it set into the handle. I did this a few years ago and used two standard wedges with the wood fit slightly below the head, then filled the top of the handle with epoxy. I would have bought that better round wedge if the store had it at the time.
I see no reason why that would be an inferior method. I don't think this guy is actually very smart. I think he was shown a method for doing each thing and thinks that's the only way. He is also kind of self important in the way he presents things.