Rawhide Protective Axe Collar

Making and fitting a rawhide protective collar for your axe.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

thats a helluva job , the ukulele was my favorite

[@joesneon]

Thanks Buckin!!!!

[@billkrause4585]

Spectacular neck guard Joe. Thank you for walking us thru the job … confidence is high now. Nice thing you doing some axe serenading towards the end. HA! I like that, keep it up friend! Tell the Boss, when you see him next, I said hello and ask about his red bug-out pack. HA!

[@joesneon]

Thank Bill, glad you are enjoying the series!!

[@billkrause4585]

The string was key in the pattern making for me, a cool technique for accuracy. Enjoying? Certainly do. Hey, I turn 71 on June 24th, but I'm still moving on the moving on. You're never to old to learn stuff.

[@gregbrown9271]

Greg Brown thinks you did awesome job there Uncle Joe it was great to see it from start to finish you got talent Joe thanks a million 👍👍👍👊

[@joesneon]

Thanks Greg, I am enjoying the project!! Pet the pooch for me!!!

[@gallopingg1]

COULD NOT BELIEVE YOU GAVE ME A SHOUT OUT, BRUV, AN ABSOLUTE HONOUR TO WATCH YOUR VIDS, EVERY THING YOU DO IS A WORK OF ART, YOU AND THE BOSS OF THE SWAMP, ARE MY FAVOURITE GUY'S TO WATCH, PURE CLASS, MICK FROM UK,

[@pstreech3637]

Ha ha.. thanks for the shout out, and glad you found you're rivet!!.. enjoy the vids since JC recommended you're channel.. Pete from Minnesota.. ✌️✌️out

[@joesneon]

You got it Pete, thanks for watching!!!

[@jayteehee6789]

Great rawhide collar. I'll put one on my 6 lb splitter soon. Overstrikes never happen with my axe, only my splitter after getting into 3 or 4 cord of seasoned hardwood - just to make it a bit smaller. Often times mishaps occur when I get tired and have a few misses. Tks for this informative video, looks more efficient than a leather one. Cheers.

[@joesneon]

Go for it buddy, its a fun and rewarding project!!!! Much more efficient and 5 times as durable!!!!!! Thanks for watching!!!!

[@Kallepeng]

Hey brother! Really enjoying this episode! Thnx for the shoutout! :) Keep on keepin´on and all the best to you,Sandy and all of your subscribers!

[@joesneon]

Thanks brother, glad you are digging it!!

[@dougthomas1582]

Wonderful project! Thanks for sharing it, Joe!

[@joesneon]

Thanks for watchin Doug!!

[@hunt4fish]

I like that Joe! Makes the axe look nice as well as protection if used at all splitting wood 4 sure. I rem using snowshoes filled with moose hide years ago on wet snow, the rawhide got so loose, tighten it then, and when dried few days later tight as a bug in a rug...great vid .

[@joesneon]

Glad you like it my friend!!! Once the rawhide is bone dry on snow shoes it was shellacked to prevent that. Thanks for watching!!

[@hunt4fish]

@@joesneon Didn't last very long on my snowshoes Joe, I used them! ahahha

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Hay-Hay, Brother ! Wicked Job on this ! Congrats on them Sub's ! Love seeing the channel Grow ! Thanks for sharing this, I may need to do this to Dad's Ole Walters Single Bit ! Thanks also for the Shout ! Can't wait for your next post ! Love to Ya, Joe & Sandy, ATB Ter & Mel God Bless

[@joesneon]

You got it buddy!!! Give it a go!!!!

[@gallopingg1]

REALLY NICE COMMENT MR,TERRY, SO NICE FOR JOE TO GIVE US ALL A SHOUT, HE'S A TRUE GENT, IF YOU/WE/ME CAN HIT THE SHARE BUTTON, WOULD BE SO NICE TO HELP JOE GET MORE SUBS, PLEASE MICK FROM UK, TAKE CARE.

[@colemankamryn]

Awesome job Joe.

[@joesneon]

Thanks!!!

[@bulletdgw742]

Looks great Joe.

[@joesneon]

Thank you!!!

[@brianrust5275]

Great job Joe! I am super glad you did this detailed video!! I will be wrapping one soon!!! Keep the great videos coming!!

[@joesneon]

Thanks Brian, I hope your project turns out well!!

[@VicsYard]

That’s really cool stuff Joe!!!!!

[@13prevailbushcraft]

Love it brother ! Definitely gonna try this with my wetterlings ! Great tutorial man ! Glad you like the shirt !

[@joesneon]

Thanks buddy!!!

[@dennhandmadeknives872]

Great vid Joe. I was in tractor supply in Queensbury last week and they had bags of rawhide cut into strips already, huge bag for 3 bucks. Might save a few minutes.

[@joesneon]

Thanks for the tip buddy!!!!

[@KillingerUSA]

Looks awesome!

[@joesneon]

Thanks buddy!! My buddy Jeff up above in the comments was wondering which of your videos was of removing and reusing an axe handle, Could you help him out? Thanks!

[@KnightRyder1990]

Thank you for the excellent video!! I've been reaserching this topic all day and couldn't find a video for what I was looking for. I need to fix the grip on an old rifle stock, its been glued back together but I want a little extra strength just incase. Again, thank you. There will be a very happy mosin in the near future!!

[@joesneon]

Good luck with the project Ryan!!!

[@KnightRyder1990]

@@joesneon thank you!! It came out fantastic!!!

[@jeffmetiva3128]

Another great video joe thanks for showing us the tools you use to get wooden wedges out. Ps I can’t find the killinger video on saving old handles do you know the title on that video.

[@joesneon]

Thanks Jeff, I will have to look it up and let you know!

[@jeffmetiva3128]

Thanks joe

[@samnelson8480]

Awesome video man super helpful!

[@joesneon]

Thanks Sam, they work!!!

[@Hisdudeness799]

Thank you for this, bravo.

[@malachithered624]

I know this video is a little old now but just a idea to smooth the transition from wood to rawhide is if you maybe laced it from the bottom up so the knot was directly under the head of the axe. Id assume you wouldn't feel the knot as much

[@lilaboys4257]

Love the videos Joe !! Getting any camping this summer or is the rain and black flys to bad ?

[@joesneon]

Thanks guys!!!! Yes, heading out for a kayak trip in 4 days!!!!!

[@joesneon]

Way to go buddy!!

[@Archey6]

nice man

[@joesneon]

Thanks!!