VIDEO: NMFBM Battoning through a Landscape timber and 2x4.

[jankerson]

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http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/2527/medium/NMFBM_Battoning.jpg (http://photocamel.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=61161)

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[Noss]

That looked easy. :thumb::D I haven't batoned with mine yet since I haven't been out camping as of late. :( It should be a batoning dream knife though.

Thanks for the video. :rockon:

[jankerson]

That looked easy. :thumb::D I haven't batoned with mine yet since I haven't been out camping as of late. :( It should be a batoning dream knife though.

Thanks for the video. :rockon:

Thanks man. :D

Yeah it really is a battoning machine with that blade length and convex grind. :) :thumb:

[Noss]

I'm sure it will beat using a hatchet that I hate using for spitting. Much more control with a long knife. Safer also.

[jankerson]

I'm sure it will beat using a hatchet that I hate using for spitting. Much more control with a long knife. Safer also.


That's what some people don't understand, hatchets and Axes are not the safest tools to use.

I would rather use a knife as it really is safer as as you said more control. :)

[Noss]

Yeah it's the best way to do it in my opinion.

[kurodrago]

I love that video:D and that macho look:p

[jankerson]

Thanks man. :D