Awesome! I usually only do gear review videos if it's something that I'm super excited about or there are specific questions that I haven't seen others answer in their review.
Haha! I definitely don't think I will ever end up in some survival scenario with no means to start a fire but the necessary tools to make a bow drill set. But I do have fun making them. And if I do end up in that situation....hope I can live stream it! Hahahaha
exactly! seen so many dumbasses trying to use the tool beyond its capabilities. yours is the first id seen that highlighted the "carving" aspect of it. and I was blown away. mine is arriving this friday and i cant wait! ill be using it for woodworking duties mostly, but i appreciate you addressing one of its main features
Made in the US and runs about $170. I'm benching my small forest axe and wildlife hatchet for a while to use this. It seems like it checks all the boxes for me.
@@tampajimmie11 To me, it's more camp axe than carving axe OR a camp axe that's much better at carving than a dedicated camp axe. Look at that poll. Nobody needs that on a carving axe. I'd say...mmm...maybe 3/4's camp tasks & 1/4 carving tasks.
I'm sure that's going to end up being the case which is fine with me. My wildlife hatchet is actually great at roughing out spoons but is too light weight for me when it comes to camp chores. The small forest axes handle is too long for me to be comfortable roughing out spoons. Honestly, I find a 19" handle too long for that size head. The camp carver however, seems perfect. But I do need some actual dirt time with it.
We are based out of Lake Waccamaw NC...it feels good to see what I heat treated and Sharpened across the world ❤️
My guy said for straight, ax, murdering I mean I’m chopping wood lol
Excellent video 👍🏻 answered all my questions!
Awesome! I usually only do gear review videos if it's something that I'm super excited about or there are specific questions that I haven't seen others answer in their review.
Man that thing roughed that spoon out like a champ
Great video. Thanks for sharing. It’s been on my wish list for a while now!
i just got mine today. Thinking of putting a convex edge on it.
Informative!!!
Just bought one, yet to receive it. Glad I did now knowing it can do anything I can think of in a camp setting. Nice video!
Thank you!
04:43 Disclaimer:
"I don't wanna hear your opinion about why am I making bow drill sets."
I LOVED THAT! 😂
Haha! I definitely don't think I will ever end up in some survival scenario with no means to start a fire but the necessary tools to make a bow drill set. But I do have fun making them. And if I do end up in that situation....hope I can live stream it! Hahahaha
exactly! seen so many dumbasses trying to use the tool beyond its capabilities. yours is the first id seen that highlighted the "carving" aspect of it. and I was blown away. mine is arriving this friday and i cant wait! ill be using it for woodworking duties mostly, but i appreciate you addressing one of its main features
I'm not great at gear review videos, but try to put out videos that answer questions that I couldn't find an answer for.
Great video!
Sure that’s a cook scale…😆🤷🏻♂️
What is the retail price? Where is it made?
Made in the US and runs about $170. I'm benching my small forest axe and wildlife hatchet for a while to use this. It seems like it checks all the boxes for me.
@@tampajimmie11 To me, it's more camp axe than carving axe OR a camp axe that's much better at carving than a dedicated camp axe.
Look at that poll. Nobody needs that on a carving axe. I'd say...mmm...maybe 3/4's camp tasks & 1/4 carving tasks.
I'm sure that's going to end up being the case which is fine with me. My wildlife hatchet is actually great at roughing out spoons but is too light weight for me when it comes to camp chores. The small forest axes handle is too long for me to be comfortable roughing out spoons. Honestly, I find a 19" handle too long for that size head. The camp carver however, seems perfect. But I do need some actual dirt time with it.