bros right biceps is bigger than is left

Quá uổng..khúc gỗ này chế thành các món đồ thủ mix nghệ công giá trị cao cũng 1 vài trăm usd; or qua Châu ấ cũng 25-100 đô tùy loại gỗ

Sergio Ramos chops wood

He just did Captain America ⭐🇺🇸

did- did someone just weld an axe head to a sledge hammer?

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Уол

Try that in Australia 😂😂😂

Man i miss chopping wood🥲

You should try sourcing and chopping through Australian Buloke wood. It’s the hardest in the world.

Nice wood

Wait- so my splitting my madrone/manzanita is an accomplishment?

Axe update

А берёзку крученую подсушенную слабо?

We found him guys its really him. The man she tells you not to worry about

honestly dude you and the app have changed my life. i have never felt better, my sleeps improved, my relationship with food is better, my relationship with alcohol is better. really grateful. consider me a happy testimonial !

Any tips on how to be more accurate Thoren?

The Punisher after he moved to the country

Me: 2 splitting wedges.

Omg so thats whyyyyy

Make sure to watch your eyes. I saw a Target safety video from a cart wrangler in high-school. They used to use s hook bungies. About 2 minutes in I realized both his eyes were fake 😮

I grew up springin rounds with that.. Cant say I'm a fan, but it does work.. I like my ISOcore Fiskars though.

First i thought people were clapping for him xd .😮😆😆

Native Americans have been doing this for centuries

maybe if you put it in water it will expand, like those dinosaur eggs...

see this guy has a good body. i think he's clean too

This is why you need to film it in slow motion to see if those teeth really work or it just a gimmick

Good for carving I'd bet

It's called different types of wood ex hard work soft wood grain doesn't really mean much

you need more help than most .. try to put the wood the way it was growing top side up . read the crack in the wood ... when cutting wood do not cut it all the way through on the initial cut let the weight of the tree pull it down the trunk will split saving you a lot of work ...Even your second split with seasoned pin oak? had a knot in the lower section as the first split also did but cured wood is harder to split my arms were almost 19 inches when I quit splitting as yours are but work weights hard make hard work easy ...keep your maul sharp!!

My axe is atleast 5 times the size of your axe also take the shirt off lil bro

I don’t think ax shape matters that much for you anymore. For regular people it might help but you’re past that ax profile noob garbage. I think you could take a grinder to that edge and it you’d still be making it though most of these logs.

Kevin, if you see my comment, try setting the fins back another inch or so, and add more weight to the back, like a maul. It may work a bit better for harder wood. Just a theory, but maybe worth a try

All my gransfors axes are outrageous.

Its very interesting cuz they designed that handle with the intent to have less feedback and more deflection so if u strike it wrong it doesnt go back into ur hand. I think it makes it worse. Like u said you feel all of it. Great grip, great weight ratio and length but too much feedback into my hands and it really stings by the end of the day

The Simpsons

It takes experience to bust wood!! Not some junk ass bustin maul with attachments!

Hit it on the edge and slab it off.

I usually call on the wood-splitter when the axe starts bouncing.

So you're saying that my dachshund is made of squiggly lines?....

Woop nevermind, but it's pevy esque

It's a damn pevy

نفس الشئ لما تجادل جاهل كالمد....ة

Been there done that. No longer fun though

I build log homes by hand. Everyone I've ever met swears by it. I live in a very, very cold part of the country. Which means filling large wood sheds with wood to burn through the winter. All hard woods. Red / White Pine and Ash mostly. I beat the absolute fuck out of my Fiskars. Genuinely abuse it with how much we have to cut. Even swinging through the built up ice / snow. The edge virtually never requires any real attention. A sharpen here and there, sure. But far less than others I've used. The ONLY time the edge even rolled was when a stump split far easier than I thought it would and I couldn't arrest my momentum and hit a rock. The roll itself was about an 8th of an inch long, despite the rock being rather large. I will use Fiskars until I am no longer capable of swinging an axe.

Always a Bradlley

Jesus mother of God that right there is the perfect tool in the right hands for the right man

Idk 😂😂😂😂

I can smoke a hydronic wood splitter every day of the week with a go-devil !!!

steeve forgot his iron sword