[Bill Harsey]

Originally posted by The Reaper
Okay, I admit, I started to cut this tree in half with the Tactical Folder, and decided that it was going to take too long, and probably blister the heck out of my hand.

So I cheated, and broke out my beater Yarborough/GB Knife to finish the job.

The GB Knife did the trick, but would no longer pop the hair off my arm when complete, so I need to sharpen it before commencing any more cutting demonstrations.

I used my good Y Knife for the photos, but there is nothing wrong with the GB Knife, other than some pine sap/resin on the blade.

This took a little while. I am not a professional logger.

TR

That straight in chopping style ( as opposed to making a wider face angle so the chopping is easier) is common to hand bucking logs with an axe in South America. No connection is there?