Harbor Freight Just Did Something WONDERFUL

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[redactedCowboys]

I know I’m late to this. But ran to harbor freight I guess they must have watched this video. My local harbor freight had the raw wood for the handle. No stickers. A more tapered profile and the back is flat. Now it’s $14. But honestly impressed that the company had gone out of their way for the consumer! Thanks for the video love your work!

[Natesroberts]

I don't know why youtube recommended this to me, but I watched the whole thing.

[mrkarma]

As a young hispanic male that grew up in the dangers of Chicago without a strong father figure in my life i really appreciate all the knowledge and wisdom you've shared with us throughout the years i personally have learned so much just watching your videos thank you

[johnpeterson]

I repaired a hatchet i got 20 years ago based on one of your videos. Very happy with it.

[averywagner]

Growing up in a single parent household.
The life lesson’s I’ve learned from this channel are invaluable.

[Thelabdad]

I just picked one up today. I commented to the guy at checkout that I was glad they finally had a few on the shelf (I checked earlier this week and a few other places). He said, “ya a guy on YouTube just posted a video about it and they’ve been flying off the shelves”. To which I replied “yep that’s why I’m here”

[TheStp]

63k thumbs up, never mind the backwoods you’re gonna have to spend a week in the jungle with that thing😂

[Michael-mstg]

I enjoyed your comments about the Harbor Freight axe. Here is another great axe which I bought at Tractor Supply. Great hickory handle . The profile of the axe head is excellent.

The edge angle is obtuse and dull. But I quickly fixed that. I think the price was around $25. A great bargain. The brand name of the axe is Groundwork.

[darkestbeforedawn]

This man is such a good teacher, he says things but then tells you the 'why' behind it. Perfect pace for his videos too, for me anyway... Busy world out there and it's nice to see a guy take his time.

[JakeStuckAtHome]

As someone who never had a father figure to teach me stuff like this growing up, your videos have taught me so much over the last couple years. In a way you've somewhat made me the man I am today. To that I say thank you.

[ja_]

Just wanted to add a warning about those linseed oil rags: DO NOT crumple them up and throw away, oily rags can spontaneously combust. Many house fires start this way. I believe you can put them in a metal coffee can, fill with water, seal, and throw away. Or lay them out flat and let them “dry”.

[Mihogan]

I've owned this axe for 16 years. It was my only hatchet growing up as a kid for camping and fires. When I bought my home 3 years ago I obviously upgraded to other hatchets and axes. Unfortunately 2 years ago my buddy broke the handle on this thing but I put a fresh one on and the head still lives on!

[kenkjer]

I am impressed not only by the hatchet but by your knowledge. I am 78 years old and grew up on a large beef farm. We heated with wood until the early 60's. I cut more wood and kindling than I care to remember. Most people today go to a hardware store and buy an axe or a hatchet and that is it. You did an excellent job of getting a new hatchet into shape. I realize the time frame involved in your video, but I am sure you will put the final touches on the toe, bit and heel. The cheek could be narrower, but it is a hatchet and just used for splitting or small cutting. Also refinishing the handle is an excellent idea.

[nicholasricardo]

Hey Cody I am writing this to let you know that I pay attention to your videos. I am seventeen years old, and am going up to Minnesota in two days to spend the summer canoeing and in the waters of the great north woods. Your channel has given me so much inspiration to further pursue wilderness living skills, and to live cleanly in general. God bless you

[DEFkon]

There's something mesmerizing about watching a tool get upgraded.

[flexintexan]

2 years later and were still learning from this guy!

Gods work!

[MooseKabob]

I don’t think he wants likes I think he actually just wants an excuse to go out into the woods with an axe

[logantarr]

Watching Cody refinish axes were my favorite of his videos, I can really appreciate how he did this job with basic hand tools and a cheap axe.

[unchartedterritory]

Its good to see classic design being brought back. Design isn't just about aesthetics, it's about effectiveness