Another nice educational tutorial on the finer points of keeping a quality tool in tip top shape. Always something to learn from your videos. Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for stopping in, Pinepuppy. The sharpening job did the hatchet a lot of good. And that Wood Wax really made it look new again. Have a great week, my friend!
Great instructional video, a sharp small axe / hatchet is such a handy tool. Man I love the location of your place Kevin, beautiful backdrop behind the chicken coop. Yep it’s shaving sharp alright. Thanks for sharing. Take care friend.
Thanks for watching, Don. Glad you enjoyed the video. It's pretty nice here right now. Spring is very pleasant. Supposed to hit 80 by this weekend. Stay safe, my friend. I'll see ya again soon!
Perfect timing with this one Kevin as I noticed this weekend that my GB axe is in need of a good sharpening. For years I’ve always just done the round stone approach but looking forward to trying your method. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge and tips and your channel is rapidly becoming my favorite RUclips channel. Thank you again and keep up the great work!!!
Thanks my friend for showing how to sharpen a hatchet, just so happens I ordered a new Husqvarna 13” hatchet today….After I booger it all up cutting things I shouldn’t I’ll know how to make right again….All the best to you and your lovely wife and that handsome dog, looking forward to your next vid….Ron from Indiana……
A Great instructional video.. and , you are a good salesman.. now I’m headed to buy sandpaper .. lol .. as always.. Onward and Upward is the Watchword..
Great stuff Kevin! I’m definitely gonna give this a shot next time the Husqvarna needs some attention. Love the how to videos you do at home my friend. You have a wealth of very useful knowledge and I learn something new with every video. God bless brother and have a great week!
Thanks so much, Shane. Glad I could share a few tips. A friend of mine says that I'm smarter than I look. I guess that's a compliment? Those Husqvarna axes are supposed to be made by Hults Bruk. Darned good steel. Which one you got?
@@WestForkWoodsman lol I’ve been told the same thing Kev and I’m taking it as a compliment either way! I picked up the 26” axe a couple years back. They call it a multi purpose axe and it’s been a good one for sure. Holds a really nice edge. Thank you my friend and keep those videos coming!
There are two GB Wildlife hatchets on the workbench. One's my wife's and mine. But we have a lot of hatchets laying around, mostly old garage sale finds. Thank you for watching!
Great job sir! Love your place there!
Thank you for watching. Come again, any time!
Another nice educational tutorial on the finer points of keeping a quality tool in tip top shape. Always something to learn from your videos. Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for stopping in, Pinepuppy. The sharpening job did the hatchet a lot of good. And that Wood Wax really made it look new again. Have a great week, my friend!
Great instructional video, a sharp small axe / hatchet is such a handy tool. Man I love the location of your place Kevin, beautiful backdrop behind the chicken coop. Yep it’s shaving sharp alright. Thanks for sharing. Take care friend.
Thanks for watching, Don. Glad you enjoyed the video. It's pretty nice here right now. Spring is very pleasant. Supposed to hit 80 by this weekend. Stay safe, my friend. I'll see ya again soon!
Perfect timing with this one Kevin as I noticed this weekend that my GB axe is in need of a good sharpening. For years I’ve always just done the round stone approach but looking forward to trying your method. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge and tips and your channel is rapidly becoming my favorite RUclips channel. Thank you again and keep up the great work!!!
I appreciate the support, Dave. Give this a try, and let me know how it works for you!
Great Job. Thanks for Sharing
You bet, Virginia Bushcrafter. Hope you are doing well, my friend.
Thanks my friend for showing how to sharpen a hatchet, just so happens I ordered a new Husqvarna 13” hatchet today….After I booger it all up cutting things I shouldn’t I’ll know how to make right again….All the best to you and your lovely wife and that handsome dog, looking forward to your next vid….Ron from Indiana……
Great to hear from you, Ron. I'm excited for you. That's a fine piece of Swedish steel. You should enjoy that one a lot!
Thanks for this video! This looks like a great way to sharpen an axe! 🪓😎
It does work great. Thank you for watching!
A Great instructional video.. and , you are a good salesman.. now I’m headed to buy sandpaper .. lol .. as always.. Onward and Upward is the Watchword..
Haha! I love to spend other people's money! Thank you for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Very nice. I have an axe that needs this. Thanks
Thank you for watching. I hope it works well for you!
Thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great stuff Kevin! I’m definitely gonna give this a shot next time the Husqvarna needs some attention. Love the how to videos you do at home my friend. You have a wealth of very useful knowledge and I learn something new with every video. God bless brother and have a great week!
Thanks so much, Shane. Glad I could share a few tips. A friend of mine says that I'm smarter than I look. I guess that's a compliment? Those Husqvarna axes are supposed to be made by Hults Bruk. Darned good steel. Which one you got?
@@WestForkWoodsman lol I’ve been told the same thing Kev and I’m taking it as a compliment either way! I picked up the 26” axe a couple years back. They call it a multi purpose axe and it’s been a good one for sure. Holds a really nice edge. Thank you my friend and keep those videos coming!
@@shanesworkshop922 Those are great looking axes!
I'm glad you can't see through that camera and see my hatchets. Haha But, now maybe I'll spruce them up. You made it look easy. Thanks
Poor neglected hatchets. Give them some love!
@@WestForkWoodsman 😁👍
I've been using a stone but can't get an edge anywhere as sharp as yours. I'll have to try some sand paper. Hate to spend money though, lol.
I hope it works for you. Thank you for watching!
I almost cut my leg off with one of those things when I was twelve. Still have the scar.
Woollyman, I have two hatchets. One for each leg!
What's that other hatchet ya had sittin there..??
There are two GB Wildlife hatchets on the workbench. One's my wife's and mine. But we have a lot of hatchets laying around, mostly old garage sale finds. Thank you for watching!
Those are nice hatchets, but I am not familiar with the brand name. Must be a North West thing.