It was just meant as a fun little video, I'm not saying you should rely on it as your number one choice of cutting down a tree.Sent fra min FRD-L09 via Tapatalk
Yup! Or whatever the baton was neatly cut from... and whatever tool you did that with.A good exercise in "just because you can, doesn't mean you should"
It's pretty cool, now I'm curious whether a Mora No2 or Robust can do the same thing.
I know, it just tickles me that folks doing stuff like this often have a neatly sawn baton I can't see me ever trying to drive a knife that deep into something anyway. A couple of the lads (can't remember who) at the UK meet tried driving a Mora deep into a log. Didn't end well...
Yup! Or whatever the baton was neatly cut from... and whatever tool you did that with.
Pretty sure no as the Garberg is full tang and No2 and robust is stick tang. But you are welcome to try Sent fra min FRD-L09 via Tapatalk
I really rarely do push my gear to that kind of limits, but I do see a fair deal of punishment deal to robust over the years, and if someone can stand on it, I bet you could baton a small tree down(fast forward to 4:25)I have no idea can Mora classic 2 do the same, I live in a Metropolis so chance of me batoning a tree is really slim, but promise if I ever get a chance to do that, I'd tape it and upload it on yt.
It does bring up a fair point made about saws. There is really no reason IMO to not have a saw when out. I choose saw over axe when out. Yes I take hatchet when camping but only because its fun to use. Unless one is really needing very large tree taken down a decently sized saw like Silky or Bahco would more than suffice. I understand videos like these tho. They wish to demonstrate how durable tool "tested" is. In the back of my mind however I always wonder how many broke during the filming they will not show?