T Thenihilist Nomad Oct 3, 2011 301 0 Fife, Scotland Oct 27, 2011 #61 southey said: I don't have Mr Kochanski's book, any one got a pic or description? Click to expand... http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80289 I attempt a description here, ive since found that it will need to be thicker than thumb thick as it'll tend to split.
southey said: I don't have Mr Kochanski's book, any one got a pic or description? Click to expand... http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80289 I attempt a description here, ive since found that it will need to be thicker than thumb thick as it'll tend to split.
Toddy Mod Mod Jan 21, 2005 39,133 4,804 S. Lanarkshire Oct 27, 2011 #62 Battoning's not brutal; it's skillful. It's the judicious application of just enough force, in just the right place, to 'encourage' the timber to split into suitable pieces It's usual use is to break out small stuff for kindling, blanks for carving, or wedges to break apart bigger stuff. cheers, Toddy
Battoning's not brutal; it's skillful. It's the judicious application of just enough force, in just the right place, to 'encourage' the timber to split into suitable pieces It's usual use is to break out small stuff for kindling, blanks for carving, or wedges to break apart bigger stuff. cheers, Toddy
Hoodoo Full Member Nov 17, 2003 5,302 13 Michigan, USA Oct 27, 2011 #63 Toddy said: Battoning's not brutal; it's skillful. Click to expand... As is using a pocket knife.