Let’s see those Fuzz Sticks

[Nbrackett]

I’ve been playing with my first Scandi today and find that I really enjoy the way it works with wood. I know my fuzz sticks are not as nice as some others I’ve seen on here but they will get better. Let’s see yours.

 

[Bmurray]

those are damn near perfect Nate. mine always suck but they burn.

 

[Cohutta]

 

[Bmurray]

show off city slicker. you probably bought those at a suburban craft store

 

[Cohutta]

show off city slicker. you probably bought those at a suburban craft store

You know those came from the dollar store Bob

 

[thurin]

 

[schmittie]

Nater’s back!!

 

[Aias]

Not exactly a fuzz stick, but in the spirit of the thread... here is my Runt with some curls.

 

[thurin]

Some oldies:

 

[LostViking]

 

[Cohutta]

Fuzz stick with a fuzz pup

 

[schmittie]

Ok Nbrackett I’ll play too.

Just a few tools I brought on the trout/camping trip.



Scandi’s really are my weakness.

 

[Lady1911]

Lil Lady making a few curls with some fatwood.



Wanted to do a comparison with my C Cohutta Patch but was getting impatient to start the fire, so the fuzzsticks aren’t as pretty as they could be. Mostly made shavings, which work just as well.

 

[VANCE]

 

[adequacy]

 

[Aias]

Kept my hands busy while I rested my mind... Some refections I entertained while carving--I love this Sneaky Pete. Generally, Andy's work and designs have brought me to a new level of consciousness regarding knives, their outdoor use (mostly hiking/camping and fishing), and what my preferences are. The clip point on my Bullfrog Bowie is absolutely beautiful, but the spear on my Sneaky Pete is just more versatile in my hands. The fuller handles on both fit my larger though thinner hands better--the SP's more neutral contours (as compared to the Bullfrog Bowie's khukri style) is my favorite. Sadly, the Forager I acquired, that Andy so perfectly executed, was a bit too thin in the handle and had a stunning grind but less versatile profile (again, at least in my hands). It has since found a new home. Given all that... I think the Woodsman checks all the boxes for me when it comes to being on the hunt for a larger belt knife. The other contenders are the Big Sneaky and the Duke. The Camp knife is just a whole other matter. Thanks Andy and Fiddleback crew!

Now, some pics...

 

[VANCE]

This was stick was my main source fuel for my aemberlit yesterday
. Ive had this Hunter probably for at least 1 year and never tried it out.

 

[Tekton]