Buyer's Guides
Recommended Camping Hatchets for Kindling
The best camping hatchets are 12 to 14 inches long, weigh 1 to 2 …
Firewood Evaluation
Is Pine Firewood Any Good for Burning?
Pine firewood is ideally used outdoors and is great for kindling because of its …
Axes
Mattock vs Pickaxe: Different Adze Compared
A mattock features a flat, horizontal adze-like blade on one side and a pick …
Instructions
10 DIY Knife Throwing Targets + Plan Dimensions
DIY knife throwing targets can be made using a wooden log round, a plywood …
Axes
Pickaroon vs Hookaroon vs Axaroon: Differences Explained
A pickaroon is a lumber tool with a hooked steel head used to lift …
Axes
Timbersports Events – What is Underhand Chop?
Underhand Chop is a competitive lumberjack event where participants stand on a horizontally positioned …
Axes
Timbersports Events – What is Standing Block Chop?
Standing Block Chop is a competitive lumberjack event where participants race to chop through …
Axes
What is the Best Wood for Axe Handles? Hickory, Oak, or Ash
The best wood for axe handles is hickory, known for its exceptional strength, shock …
Axes
Splitting Axe vs Splitting Maul: Differences Explained
The main difference between a splitting axe and a splitting maul is that an …
Axes
What is a Billhook?
A billhook is a versatile cutting tool with a curved blade, primarily used in …
Instructions
How to Score at Axe Throwing? (Score Card Download)
To score at axe throwing, grip the axe handle firmly, stand at the designated …
Bushcraft
What is a Ferro Rod?
A ferro rod, short for ferrocerium rod, is a fire-starting tool made of a …
Firewood
Ranking Firewood to Burn with BTU Chart
The best firewood for a long-lasting, hot burn includes hardwoods like oak, maple, ash, …
Axes
Hatchet vs Tomahawk: Throwing Axe Comparison
Hatchets are compact, wood-cutting tools with curved handles, while tomahawks have straight handles, bottom …
Axes
Axe vs Hatchet: Differences Compared
An axe and a hatchet differ in size, head shape, and purpose. Hatchets are …
Firewood
Firewood Drying Time Chart: 7 Steps to Season Firewood
To season firewood, first split logs into smaller pieces for faster drying. Stack the …