Testing The Cheapest Axe On AMAZON

[@wranglerstar]

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[@Ivangomez-bo7vs]

Wranglerstar i really hope you dont have cancer, and if you do i will keep you im my prayers. God bless you, and have a great day.

[@james5426]

Ivan gomez learn sarcasm

[@LumnahAcres]

Can't say I was First! It was nice Seeing you at The Mother Earth News Fair and Glad to hear you like our Neck of the Woods!

[@Ivangomez-bo7vs]

James Nugent i dont think Cody would joke about Cancer

[@Ivangomez-bo7vs]

James Nugent either way if he doesnt i will still pray for him

[@deadlimpshrimp6860]

Never used an axe before in my life but you captivated me for a full 25 minutes talking about one. Nice video.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you. That is quite a compliment.

[@justanotherredneckwithacom1315]

BannerGuard i have 2 hatchets and a splitting maul

[@heithheithinson2495]

@@justanotherredneckwithacom1315 4 years later and I still can’t find where anyone asked.

[@LorgSkyegon]

I love that you have a "third favorite hatchet"

[@therandomblogs1169]

Rule number 1. Always have a thirds favorite hatchet

[@therandomblogs1169]

Be sure to leave a like

[@therandomblogs1169]

I would assume you already have

[@therandomblogs1169]

Keep it up man we love ya

[@tasteless7795]

@@therandomblogs1169 Are you referring to the dude you replied to or wrangler?

[@thegamingpharaoh6996]

When I saw the title of this video, I was thinking “wow, this will be comical” and then i clicked on it, that’s the hatchet I have

[@sushipaolo]

TheGamingPharaoh hey, as long as it works

[@skvtx]

Same

[@mihaifree]

same here

[@connorfitzpatrick326]

I almost bought one

[@sweeflyboy]

Same

[@BigDuckEnergyTM]

The nail puller might be for tent stakes. It is a camp axe after all.

[@milekh6681]

He must not camp much

[@k-dot1533]

this is the kind of video where you have no idea how u got here, but you just stay for some reason lol

[@dontreadmyprofilepic.4944]

Weezy most definitely

[@AndresRuiz007]

Weezy for real bro😂😂😂

[@mrbisshie]

Pretty much.

[@billf925]

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@PicturesqueGames]

That's because man mc dad explains manly useful things. You can't help but be fascinated.

[@marthinus_2805]

Why am I watching a guy sharpening an axe I have a math test tomorrw.

[@wranglerstar]

Start studying! Hope the test goes well....

[@supahx1421]

lol u still have school?

[@matthewmcewen1]

Supah X ffs its called people who aren't american, you guys seriously need to remember you guys aren't the only people in the world

[@月-o8c7i]

Supah X Yeah, in Japan, you only get a month of summer and over that summer, you still have homework to do. It sucks.

[@marthinus_2805]

Thanks, the test was rather easy. I struggled with the geometry though :P

[@evanhepburn8346]

My grandfather taught me to sharpen knives with hand stones when I was little. It really was a very valuable lesson. When he passed away, I inherited his sharpening stones and I've used nothing else to sharpen my knives or axes since. Someday, when I have kids, I hope to teach them the art of hand sharpening

[@glockel4308]

stupid, just buy an electric sharpener

[@evanhepburn8346]

Glockel you've missed the point. It's about nostalgia and retaining a skill that is being quickly lost in this day and age, not convenience. Plus, I have the confidence in knowing I can sharpen my tools in the field and not be confined to a power outlet, which I could be miles from when I need it.

[@glockel4308]

I was kidding, and its mostly about tradition. Tradition is also why i have bathbombs for dinner

[@freefalling4271]

Evan Hepburn Learn how to throw daggers at targets too, someday you'll need it.

[@glockel4308]

Chan How​ ikr

[@huntman1412]

I thought the "nail puller" on hatchets was intended for hanging it on the wall.

[@IUsedToBeANinja4895]

huntman1412 I’m still gonna hang mine up in the boat by that ‘nail puller’ as well... I’m quite confident it’s bladed to make it bite into the hook and stay put🤣

[@keegananneker5406]

It's a stake puller....for pulling those shitty little metal stakes..

[@goku10096]

me too...or for a leather cover strap

[@adaml7964]

I figure it's good for cutting cordage too.

[@vivus5245]

I know nothing about any of this stuff, but this video was surprisingly entertaining. I don't know why I clicked, but I'm glad I did.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you

[@EmpeorWiki]

Lemons

[@JakeBrownx]

Same

[@madilanglois2660]

aye second best girl pfp

[@gretttt33323]

Rafeeq theres no word to express how i feel the exact same way. video was fucking well done sorry fornthe bad word 1$ next time i see ya

[@chrish2692]

1 minute in - "why am I watching this?" 5 minutes in - "why am I still watching this?"

[@JustMevix]

Chris H truth

[@fabianmartinez4964]

Chris H 15 mins in. "I guess I'll watch the rest of it"

[@fatpetiobaby101]

SAME, Jesus

[@ronaldgonzalez9161]

Chris H when I finished the video - "why am I watching this?"

[@CheeseWaffle69]

yup..

[@cardboardgoats1912]

"I now have Carpel tunnels and cancer"

[@allidal1]

That made me bust out laughing so hard.

[@napparino]

haha i died xD

[@michielsaman1265]

hahaha!😂

[@findernightrose]

I was laughing so hard.

[@davidpalomares9490]

That was so funny. It made me laugh so hard.

[@andrewgillman8885]

The Bob Vila of axe sharpening. This guy is TV worthy and very well spoken, organized thought and knowledgeable. Impressive!

[@robdog8087]

16:30 for the test

[@icemeis4034]

Rob Dog thank you

[@sanderjemoeder6488]

Rob Dog thanks

[@joelgarcia6307]

Rob Dog you are the real MVP

[@dylanbrown7294]

Rob Dog thank you so much

[@Resjek]

He moved the Ad right there because of you lol

[@icefire2206]

Here im sitting at 2 a.m. watching a half hour vid about an axe i cant even purchase in my country. What am i doing with my life??

[@vlado6245]

same xD

[@christofferlou]

Same here??!! I felt like this comment was meant to me.

[@zirkelback]

ChristofferLou its 2:02 here lol

[@N4CR]

Turns 2am. I read your comment. FML

[@markeholbrook]

I can buy it in my country, but would I want to? What am i doing with my life? Same thing you are I suppose.

[@TRAGEDYM4SK]

"Now I do have carpletunnel. And cancer I think." Lol that was hilarious

[@sean7797]

I think of that line daily😂😂

[@parrotgaming1960]

I lost it when he said "Now I do have carpel tunnel... And cancer"

[@PhunkieZero]

16:00 beware the man with no hair on one arm, for he has a very sharp blade.

[@MrSimJamie]

Quez TheFox Or he lights his fires with petrol 😉

[@juniorlowe9190]

The man who loves his axes more than his girl

[@Aoredon]

"...and cancer. I think." I DIED, LOL. WAS PRETTY UNEXPECTED.

[@mildgrooveon]

That escalated at the speed of light. XD

[@infinit3isha]

Cancer kills.

[@johnburrell5423]

how did i get to this place

[@donttouchmyspaghet9547]

John Burrell You clicked it

[@JustMevix]

Boi ✋😂

[@bak3rv680]

Potato Fries 😂😂😂😂😂

[@CheeseWaffle69]

Exaaactyly

[@speems9930]

same but im subscribing to him

[@5hredder]

$10 on amazon and 20 minutes of sharpening will give you the best shave you can buy...

[@KaihanDTuna]

@@ykkynmrnki1424 not too effective , since police has cyber division , it can track the culprit easily , the best choice is to bought thing from black market , not the commercial ones

[@captainjjz7141]

From an axe review to a sharpening video.

[@9wattcat]

CaptainJJz o

[@BH-rx3ue]

lmao "and cancer i think" oh my word that hit a funny bone. i snorted and everything

[@SuperBrainAK]

everything from china gives you cancer...

[@magicamadeye]

SuperBrainAK and everything in the state of california causes birth defects and cancer

[@nathanwilliamson438]

Brett Howes not funny m8

[@BH-rx3ue]

grow up

[@BH-rx3ue]

i dont fight 8 year olds

[@Uyuzefe]

I was watching Linus Tech Tips... How is this related to PCs, and why am I still watching it after 10 mins

[@ProtomanBlues]

Efe Açıkgöz Linus Axe Tips

[@tommywright1492]

I was watching channel super fun

[@samkhaleidia5964]

Efe Açıkgöz i was watching toy story theories about andy's dad

[@Marc83Aus]

Linus likes "testing the cheapest etc" videos, After a while you might end up on big clive's channel.

[@joakimkaspersen6013]

Efe Açıkgöz same

[@brandonfoley7519]

When I see a axe with a nail pulling notch Its an instant turn off Same with bottle openers These Chinese manufactures think everything's gotta have a damn bottle opener You ever crack open a cold one while splitting wood

[@patriotcanuck6485]

Uhhh ya? 😜

[@flippknight3298]

Sven3xs blow in from reddit?

[@jfox9571]

For a "camp hachet" its not a "nail puller" its a tent stake puller. ;D Not quite as dumb. Same reason you have the hanging hook or loop on the end of a camp mallet. To pull the tent stake.

[@brandonfoley7519]

@@jfox9571 I've never used a tool for my stakes That literally never occurred to me

[@jfox9571]

@@brandonfoley7519 Yeah, not a necessary item but depending on what ground your camping on you might need to hammer them in. Idk makes more sense than a nail puller lol.

[@austinwhiting3334]

It isn't a nail puller although, it could be used for that. It is for pulling tent stakes.

[@finkyboy008]

From the amazon page: "Strong steel shaft with rubberized non-slip grip; integrated nail puller."

[@austinwhiting3334]

Finky008 and I own the hatchet and the packaging itself says "nail puller or tent stake puller"

[@austinwhiting3334]

Finky008 which would explain why it's a "camp axe"

[@austinwhiting3334]

Finky008 he says in the video the EXACT axe is sold my many companies by different names. Plus it being a "camp axe" and being used to pull tent stakes makes a hell of a lot more sense than it to be a nail puller. You can argue what it's labeled as all day, but it is what it is.

[@HandyMike78]

Thank you for continuing to create great family friendly content!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Mike.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

ñoño + And the blind crossing the road with the white cane too, idiot.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Jennifer WhiteWolf + Yes, We get out of life just exactly what we put into it.

[@PatrickDize]

"some rubbers are better at stopping it than others"

[@herculesrockefeller2984]

Cheap rubber is the only reason I exist

[@PatrickDize]

Warrior, corrected it now :)

[@shy-flo8782]

Go To (21:30)

[@stevem9141]

Watching your videos helps me with the grieving process after losing a loved one. Thank you.

[@iouund3rtak3r13]

My condolences brother..lost my mom last month...🙏🙏🙏

[@TheknifersfromHeLL]

Can you do one of these on Fleshlights?

[@DRosinanteAMV]

knifefromHeLL fleshlights or flashlights?

[@TheknifersfromHeLL]

guess ;)

[@jacktaylor1030]

actually a fleshlight is a torch in New Zealand and Australia, how about testing stichers?

[@SpinachGoblin]

Jack Taylor do you mean a flashlight or a torch?

[@-Sirens-]

thought you said flashlights and i was like "yeah that would be a good video!" xD

[@pHaT_Necron99]

No safety glasses with the belt sander? Like Crazy Russian Hacker always says, "Safety is number one priority".

[@dayyou]

Im not sure if its better for the sharpening but doing it against the direction of the sander is really unnerving!

[@lrs2856]

Anything a person does has a level of danger associated to it. If you have a average knowledge of knife and axe making, you will know this is how to do the taper grind. Perhaps a bit of research into a subject one intends to comments on would save them from sounding like a, how can I put it polity, idiot.

[@BlainsTube]

Safety glasses are a very minor annoyance, considering they could save your eyesight. Truly, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

[@sheldongmail]

did anything happen to the guy , so what the big deal, I tell you we are surrounded by sheeps

[@chrisforbes3402]

Waiting until after you lose an eye to start wearing eye protection is a bit near sighted.

[@meowkow825]

Why was this in my recommended list?

[@mercoid]

Meowkow ....God is why. God is punishing you!

[@jonasandorsen5537]

Meowkow You clicked on it. That's why KZbin is going to show you more content like this.

[@jonasandorsen5537]

Meowkow You clicked on it. That's why KZbin is going to show you more content like this.

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

It is because you watched that video on Axe murderers ?

[@coolcat4805]

So many comments on this vid for some reason

[@christopercarroll4834]

bought one of these about 19 years ago and I've beat the tar out of it and it's still going strong. Certainly not top of the line but does a great job for weekend kindling making and I never took the edge down haha.

[@simonkroeger99]

How about cheap chainsaws next time? Nice video though

[@momorius9336]

Simon K would love to see this

[@assaultbeans3494]

Simon K that would be awsome

[@keithbrookshire]

I've seen some sub $100 Clones from China on KZbin that some folks like.

[@carterochristie]

I feel that a chainsaw is something you ought to thoroughly trust. It should be a hefty investment and not a bargain brand that could be unsafe to use. A lot like computer power supplies that I build with.

[@GotrekGurninsson]

Chinesium remington brand saw would be neat.

[@mytruckownsit]

nail puller very handy when camping to change tarp configurations etc without need to bring a hammer.

[@jessejamesbond6073]

It's safe to say that I didn't expect to watch a 25 minute review on a hatchet.

[@spooaner]

This is the most wholesome channel on this site. Just a man and his third favorite axe.

[@maddoxleitz1476]

"...I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed..."

[@Nein..]

SHE WAS LOOKING KIND OF DUMB

[@jintaker113]

Nein. C-c-c-combobreaker!

[@SSSniperSkank]

with her finger and get thumb...

[@LincolnKnowlesMinecr]

In the shape of an L...

[@skeptikisdead7433]

On her forehead ....

[@sue_chef]

Budget review on saws would be interesting

[@RowdyFisk]

Yep, I like this idea - I vote saws as well

[@carsonbirmingham2570]

Hey Cody you should do a budget socket set video and see exactly how much a cheap/ budget socket and ratchet can withstand

[@juliestevens6931]

Yes!!! I was thinking the same thing!

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Carson Birmingham + I inadvertently did that test a while back. Don't take them if they try to five them to ya.

[@therhinocraft]

Carson Birmingham I was about to ask for this too

[@iliketobuildstuff7013]

issue with budget socket sets is they use "white metal" which tends to be a very cheap steel alloy, it works well for tightening things regularly but as soon as you stress them a large amount I have found they bust out the edge a lot, I have been using cheap sockets for the past month or so and I have had 5 bust out/snap on me, at no time did i use a cheater bar or stress them beyond anything i would put my good socket set though. My point it if you need to you can usually get by with a cheap socket set but if you have hard bolts (on something like an older car or engine) you will probably want to invest a little bit more money on a set with a good warranty or reputation. ( i have had good experience with mastercraft from canadian tire. a stanley set has broken out on me a few times, but apparently they have a lifetime warranty,) I think the key is to set your expectations low for a cheaper set.

[@iliketobuildstuff7013]

I would love to hear Cody's view on it though

[@heyrandyman]

Nice Video! I have a similar one for the last 5 years. the "nail pull " is useful on a camp axe for taking out the tent pegs and the flat head is good for pounding them in without needing to bring an additional hammer!

[@james5426]

21:38 . When you Google your symptoms.

[@Picklesnyc]

James Nugent lmaooo

[@lonnpeterson6525]

Loool. That was my favorite part of any recent Wranglerstar video.

[@SchaumaMan]

James Nugent did not expect mr. W to use the cancer meme

[@wildman5150]

I have had that same ax since 2005, not as bright and shiny but still works like a charm for $10. I agree that being so short makes it difficult and a little treacherous as you need to get close to the wood and swing with a lot of force.

[@OukerTeams]

But does it cut magic trees?

[@meadandmilk]

it will take a while even with 99 wc

[@staffitup]

Might need to upgrade to dragon axe

[@TulipsxJasmines]

Idk its only 10 dollars

[@mikeoxlong1167]

Could u put a link in next vid on where u got those lightweight, low profile invisible seemingly nonexistent safety glasses u used while using a power tool that spits out shards of metal, and sparks at high speeds?

[@komitadjie]

Something you likely already know, but worth mentioning for anyone who's not familiar with power sharpening. When you're removing material, ALWAYS used the coarsest bit you can control. The coarser the belt, the less heat it generates per unit of material removed, particularly given that the larger chips carry away a lot of the thermal energy along with them. Your choice of a 36-grit was excellent for a starter profile like that.

[@atomicpuma492]

I have this hatchet. Great review, failed to mention that plastic/ rubber gripper has a tendency to completely fail and come off.

[@kungfu7020]

*preparing for the apocalypse but you broke*

[@WW-eq6bq]

Kung Fu I'm preparing for the nukes North Korea is launching at America

[@p_null]

war isn't to win it's to lower the population

[@MacBailey]

YT served up this about 4 years in, but still interesting. I have a very similar Ax which was one of the first tools I bought when I was in the boy scouts for camping. Still have it on my ATV rack today, literally 50 years later... Damn I am getting old.

[@PareSM]

21:36 I was laughing right here lol

[@cennedystv8098]

I don't even mind that this is what youtube recommends me. Keep it up youtube!

[@raywuf]

22:24 "Will it shave?" "Lets talk about that" *GMM Theme Plays*

[@frykm4n]

raywuf I was gonna say that this is over done but then I remember that it is me that is reading comments from 2 years ago.....

[@vincedibona4687]

I never get to hold the sharp thingies...

[@CharlyKrahmer]

Video after video, I don't cease to be amazed at the richness of your vocabulary and smoothness of your speech. Not to insult or hurt anyone's feelings, but that's far from what I'd expect from an everyday lumberjack. What kind of background education do you have? Radio presenter courses? An MBA? Or are you just a very well read guy? It baffles me. As a blacksmith who speaks three languages pretty fluently it really warms my heart to know there are more people out there who can both master (or try to do so) some kind of manual as well as intellectual work.

[@codymoncrief2128]

Neat tip: If you have an old rocket hammer that needs a new handle grip and don't need to conserve the vintage looks, take it to a golf club store, and they can put any fancy club grip you want- as the handle is actually based on a golf club for vibration dampening and force concentration. And I am not trying to criticize you, but you should be wearing safety glasses when using the belt sander

[@lostMYemail]

If the metal handle is the most significant flaw then could you try looking for the cheapest worthwhile wooden-handled hatchet? It's interesting to check the overall cheapest option but I'd be interested to see potential improvements.

[@baopham7660]

What is your woodcutting level?

[@yungdyI]

Bao Pham 99

[@nathangelaude4787]

Bao Pham ITS OVER 9000!!!!!

[@salvadorfonseca7]

Bao Pham about 2.3m XP off my master cape

[@AttilaTheKhunt]

nice

[@IAWiseoldman]

salvador fonseca nice

[@kaileysweeney4240]

Sorry, but I wish you were wearing eye protection while operating your power sander. I am restoring a dropped steel forged Fuller #16 hatchet/axe myself. It has similarities to the axe your purchased on Amazon, so your video caught my attention. Thank you for this post.

[@MarcusAnthonyCornwallWilliams]

Ear protenction but not mask or especially glasses? Come on Wrangler...

[@Pipi69420ggwp]

Yeha ahah i saw that also

[@waynedavis2505]

It vibrates because it's a hollow handle. If you could get to the end of it you could fill it full of shot shell BB's and cap it.. cheap is what it is, they could have filled it with hot glue and it probably would have been ok.. I would split the plastic and remove it from the handle, fill it with lead shot or hot glue, get a nice hardwood oversized dowel bore it out and slide it over that cheap pipe handle with some construction adhesive on it.. shape to fit your hand and call it a day... Use the lead shot, it will absorb the vibration best. cap it with hot glue

[@TheNate371]

Wayne Davis I know this is old, but the Mtech USA Camping Axe has a metal handle that doesn’t vibrate for about the same price.

[@PreachermanPiper]

That was my first thought on this.

[@borp6912]

Or just throw it in the garbage and call it a day

[@Heartwing37]

TheNate371 hey thanks! Just bought it!

[@patrickrenfrew6801]

I think the "nail" pull, is a Stake pull for your tent.

[@mdbigman]

+Patrick Renfrew - I would think it is an adaptation of a roofers hatchet. They traditionally had nail pulls for roofing with wood shingles. Never tried to use one to pull out tent stakes. Always just taped them on the side and they pull out by hand.

[@PatrickKQ4HBD]

Patrick Renfrew That could be. I think you'd need to open it up some more with a round file for a nail type tent stake. For a "camp hatchet", folks might hammer a few nails partway into a tree to hang or tie stuff from and then use the same tool to pull them back out (not good practice).

[@Jozart]

It's a pull for what ever you need it to pull!

[@stevenbryan7141]

it is a camp ax. used for small pieces of wood. good video on how durable this item is. I just found your channel and most of the items you test you over tax them to failure for uses they are not intended for. The items that do pass your tests are outstanding for what they are intended for. Thank you for making these videos.

[@bushcrafters3909]

That is the definition of a test. Pushing something beyond it's intended strength to see if it really is that strong. 😎

[@evvlb2]

I am just sitting here waiting for the safety experts to say something about this video lol.

[@james5426]

Evan VandenLangenberg are you referring to the sanding? He should wear ppe.

[@ringerson4x4]

He was wearing ppe, he had ear muffs on.

[@james5426]

ringerson4x4 they won't protect his eyes

[@mdbigman]

+Yes, Cody really should be wearing a bright orange life vest when he does these tests and a riggers harness. Shame on you Cody!

[@evvlb2]

Maybe he should maybe he shouldn't. He is a grown man and can make his own choices. I am not one to judge I very rarely wear ppe and still have all my limbs and eyes. Keep up the great work you do Cody, love all the videos you do!

[@mtbeveryday8875]

You should test the cheapest slingshot on amazon, like if you agree

[@wolfieplays1943]

bad idea

[@Heartwing37]

Yeasssss!

[@BigBean420]

Like so Brody can see

[@QALibrary]

great video and review ~ I was expecting a rolled edge after testing and maybe chips out of it also

[@jimeburg4828]

I use this camper's axe as a wedge when making some kindling for making fires in my wood stove. You are correct is is a very nicely compact axe for emergency or once in a while chopping. I wouldn't want to use it on a regular basis for chopping. I like your show it is informative and you views on many subjects are along the same lines. Keep the videos coming.

[@angryrabbit6637]

actually most hatchets are hammers... it's on the "back" :) and also the on the "back" of most vises there is an anvil...

[@jean-francoisquesnel5607]

If you want to mildly increase the cost, remove the rubber off the handle and rewrap it with lether or proper rubber and it really improves the vibration damping. As for a next tool, a good low cost bench vise, or even 2 one for wood one for general purpose would be great.

[@mercoid]

Jean-Francois Quesnel call in the Flexseal guy. Cody's videos need more yelling anyway.

[@mercoid]

johnnykache1000 ....lol.... I cut this axe in half, and it still chops!!

[@FargoFX]

Thanks for the tip, makes sense.

[@vanillagorilla6845]

How about the cheapest fixed blade knife on amazon?

[@cameronwilliams4149]

American Nomad Outdoors so it has fantastic steel, great fit and finish and is custom

[@cameronwilliams4149]

***** except those steels they use are proven to have better corrosion resistance, toughness, and edge retention. If you want something to last longer you pay more or you make it yourself. The cost of a custom knife is worth it to those who need its worth, I myself won't buy one as it's not worth it to me. But I do plan on making my own

[@cameronwilliams4149]

***** I understand that, I myself only carry 12 to 30 dollar pocket knives but plan on getting something a 170 dollar pocket knife for it's strength, steel, and lifelong warranty

[@kohlknapp8439]

Six Gun James yes dude

[@SentinelGhost]

I picked this hatchet up a while ago and worked the edge on it. Found it to be a pretty decent little. The vibration does suck though but it isn't something I find myself using all the time. It has found its home in my survival bug out bag.

[@Ivangomez-bo7vs]

when are you going to do timber framing? those are my favorite videos!!

[@tonymiller5178]

he just finished a timber framed plant bx for mrs. w a week or so ago

[@AEON.]

I agree! Looks like he's been collecting some timber he fell though! My hope is he's waiting for them to dry/cure ;) FINGERS CROSSED! lol

[@beaverrick9789]

All timber framing is done with the wood green, It's when it dries and shrinks that tighten it. The only problem is that you have to erect it right away before it drys and warps.

[@AEON.]

Ohhh! Well if he'd do a video on it again I woulda known that ;) lol Thank you for the info though! That makes sense!!! Probably rough on the tools. How come everything else is done with dry wood?

[@beaverrick9789]

Regular stick framing is done with dry wood because the nails will not hold. If you have ever worked with rough cut lumber you learn that quick. Ive maid that mistake a few times. LOL!!!

[@onepunchsaiyan3010]

CrazyRussianHacker: "Safety Goggles, because safety is numbah one priority.

[@1finchgreen]

One Punch Saiyan wrong channel mate

[@VampireJack10]

Funny this is that I thought EXACTLY the same while watching this video!

[@pedro1066]

I really don't understand why someone would do this without eye protection. He must have felt the sparks hitting his face. really stupid.

[@Ornithopter470]

you really don't notice it, honestly.

[@ninerocks]

Until you get a metal fragment lodged in your eyeball. Trust me, it aint fun.

[@nicktombs1876]

The notch isn't for pulling nails, it's for pulling tent pegs

[@nicktombs1876]

As its described as a cheap camping axe I thought the obvious job of the notch would be for tent pegs, as when we go camping over here we do take tent pegs but we tend not to take a bag of nails, but if you do things differently over there then that's great , keep on pulling those nails it will keep you out of mischief 😂......happy days

[@adambrodeur]

You've mastered the balance between face time, good voicing, important information, and relevant/interesting visuals. I hope you do really well on youtube in the years to come!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Adam

[@esnoke51]

I know how you love your Japanese pull saw, well how about doing a cheap version say from Harbor Freight Tools (10 In. Japanese Style Double-Edge Saw) under $10.00.

[@Nezmund]

Anyone who watches cartoons know that the best way to test sharpness is to pull out one your hairs and drop it gently over the blade. If it splits the hair, then it's sharp enough.

[@magicrobharv]

Great video ! I think the tinker's vice "jig" is a great idea. Cody, could you have sharpened the axe with the Russian sharpening system you have ???

[@cfishel15]

Wondering the same thing, though I think he did a video a few months ago with the Russian sharpener. As I recall, he clamped the axe to the bench and used the sharpener in that manner. I do know that the Russian sharpener can't give a convex edge, only a flat one.

[@magicrobharv]

Andrew Delashaw Good point, You're right.

[@tomray4139]

I have been wanting a wide belt sander for knife and axe sharpening - then I saw you using the hand belt sander in a vise and saved me having to buy one. Thanks!

[@vsaucenou323]

“Well, keep it cool enough so that you can touch it” Is Literally steaming

[@roberthewitt9387]

I would have like to seen it used before you reprofiled it.

[@revs2665]

Robert Hewitt .

[@alvinthompson6333]

Go hit a round of wood with a butter knife, same effect.

[@FargoFX]

$10 plus 20 minutes in the shop gives you halfway decent "emergency kit" hatchet. Seems reasonable.

[@Drache832]

You dont need 20 years of guarantee for a emergency hatchet. And 10$ for this? Seems good enough

[@SethAllison]

Great in depth review! Used a couple of hatchets like that growing up and they held up incredibly well. Even when I used them as splitting wedges. 😂

[@markdavis29]

Cody, where is your eye pro while grinding that hatchet?

[@optimyspryme]

Amazon Hatchet...$10....Sharpening Lesson....Priceless. Thanks !! Great Video !!

[@CC-ge5fo]

"Some rubbers are better than stopping it than others.. I'll be interested to see how that feels. Of course wood being our standard, which makes for a very good dampener." Sounds dirty😂

[@austinackerley9374]

Im dead

[@AyaneXIV]

I guess you'd say that sharpening segment was *cutting edge technology*

[@TheSpoonblood]

I think it bothered me more than it should that you weren't using eye protection while grinding

[@theGonemadagain]

Safety Glasses protect eyes brother, God Bless

[@JohnSmith-gs4lw]

Kenneth D. Hillstead He does stuff like that all the time on here. I don’t know how many times he needs to be called out for that.

[@michiganoutdoors8439]

I have all kinds of chips of wood that come back and hit me in the face. Hurts like a b**** but thankfully haven't had anything hit me in the eye.

[@halnywiatr]

Lizzie Borden Duty Cycle: 81 Whacks.

[@turnersparadise8368]

lol

[@Doofindork]

That's dark. I like you.

[@halnywiatr]

Sure; you say you like it but do you give the comment a thumbs up? Noooo!

[@Doofindork]

That's because I'm an awful human being. Huehuehue.

[@kid_miller]

Maybe a new series? Cheap tools are they worth it... maybe even give them away after the video

[@jasonreed2807]

I have one of these hatchets i bought at Walmart 8-10 years ago and i found the nail puller to be great for pulling tent stakes out, way easier to pull frozen stakes out of the ground. All in all this hatchet is worth the money when used for a camp hatchet. Great video!

[@nunya3163]

I had one of these 30 years ago, when I was a teen. It was ok, and lasted until the handle rusted out of the inside.

[@MrSigDan]

Like Snap-on vs Harbor Freight. Even the cheap tools do the job usually. Not the best but they will do what they say they can do. Great video. Thanks

[@rules4707]

why didn't you test it at the start then do that?

[@rules4707]

ohh i get it so hes getting paid... THAT BI***

[@emeryshurpit8656]

Joshua Roblox / Sub Of course he's getting paid, that's kinda why he does KZbin, to get paid...

[@MrQTT]

Joshua Roblox / Sub I can't take you seriously since you play ROBLOX.....

[@andrewmassie2874]

He said it would be unsafe to use if he didn't re-profile the edge

[@cxx23]

+Joshua Roblox / Sub Definitely not sponsored. He wouldn't be saying such negative things if it were. He straight up says the edge is just terrible.

[@AxcelGamer97]

Osage Orange is not only an axe killer, it's a ship auger bit killer too. We use Osage Orange posts as corner and brace posts for our 5 strand barbed wire fences and it eats through even the high quality Milwaukee ship auger bits after a big job is done.

[@angryrabbit6637]

I built my own hatchet out of a bike seat post and aluminum with a hacksaw and metal files........ 4 hour build

[@TheAnnoyingGunner]

With a decent job you could have bought 10 of those budget hatchets instead.

[@borderex9993]

21:34 saw this in a meme comp. weird how cody made it into the memes.

[@stevebuscemi9869]

"I do have carpal tunnel...and cancer I think"

[@mr.carmine5930]

1:23 "what do we get for 10 dollars" "Every ting you waaaannnn" "Everything?" "Everytiiiing"

[@cranberrysmoothie1]

Do a harbor freight ratchet review, or deadblow

[@cosminpopescu92]

We have Ave for that

[@chrisjones6002]

I've been very impressed with the 3/8 drive HF ratchet I have. It's the one with two joints in the handle so it can get in tight spaces. I actually prefer it to my Craftsman ratchet and there hasn't been a single problem with it. It's well worth the money and the handle works nicely, it's also a little longer than the Craftsman so I get more leverage on it.www.harborfreight.com/3-8-eighth-inch-heavy-duty-flexible-ratchet-96369.html

[@heavyhenn7980]

This video was ridiculously longer than it needed to be.

[@marcfortin6988]

he said the axe gave him cancer xD

[@turnersparadise8368]

Only in California.