Haversack Essentials Pt2: Tomahawk Work

I'm a little rusty but bare with me as show how even my light Tomahawk can process even big logs into useab fire wood and other resources

[@jwgbmp40]

The "haversack" is what got the views.. im new and thats how i stumbled on youts. Keep it up. New sub.

[@Ozarkwonderer]

@@jwgbmp40 thanks

[@MJGEGB]

Some solid tips in there. Great job showing off the effectiveness of gluts.

[@Ozarkwonderer]

@@MJGEGB Thank you. I am a bit rusty with the Tomahawk itself. But I've been using these tricks alot lately now that I'm cutting fire wood. Just with a bigger two handed axe. The Tomahawk bit different animal, even using it drive wedges

[@MJGEGB]

@@Ozarkwonderer if you want another fun trick for your bag. Once I get the glut started I like to flip the whole thing upsidedown and toss it down onto the working surface so that the weight and momentum of the piece works to split itself. Otherwise I mostly side split with the target laid up against another log on the opposite side of where I'm working. I don't like bashing my knuckles either. Just be sure that only the very end is contacting the splitting log so you don't risk a seesaw effect sending the wood up into your face.

[@scottnorvell2955]

I have the CRKT Chogan and I LOVE it for bushcraft. I take it more often than my Gransfors Bruks that cost $250.00.

[@Ozarkwonderer]

@@scottnorvell2955 I've seen those. They have a cool look to them. And yeah. Nice gear is great and I don't mind spending mony on stuff from time to time. But you don't have to break the bank eather