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Redneck draw knife

Started by critman, August 24, 2013, 10:23:00 PM

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critman

Don't have a draw knife yet. Got tired of trying to hold this machete by the blade and pulling towards me. Wore heavy leather gloves for protection but the thin back of blade still was tough to deal with. Cut two pieces of pecan limb and...viola! Handles feel much better. LOL

macbow

The most useful part of a,draw knife is the,offset handles .
Have you got two,vise,grips,you could,clamp on?
Then you could pull.
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Roy from Pa

And I thought I wuz a Redneck:) It will work:)

SEMO_HUNTER

Once again, I will post the pics of my "redneck drawknife" and this is the last time I'm going to post this. Guys like Roy make fun of me for it, but it works!

~Varitas Vos Liberabit~ John 8:32

SEMO_HUNTER

Used lawnmower blades make great drawknifes. All you need is a welder for the handles, and a grinder to establish the edge. After that, all you need is a good file to keep her sharp.
~Varitas Vos Liberabit~ John 8:32

MoeM

Pretty crude... and fine as well- upcycling rulez!!

scars

Back home in North Dakota we would call that Ingunewity.  :D

macbow

Semo, I just pulled my mower blades. After mowing rocks all year not enough left for one of your draw knives.
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Comptons
PBS
NRA
VET
"A man shares his Buffalo". Ed Pitchkites

critman

Semo-you are the man! Love to build stuff. Just made a new tiller stick and flemish jig. My son is a certified welder so now he can show me what a "clean" weld looks like. And he thought we sent him to school just so he could make a livin'..........

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