How To Baton Any Size Of Wood
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- How To Baton Any Size Of Wood
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That may be simple but yet it can be very useful knowledge to have. Good job
Thank you Lilly. You're a good forest friend for sharing your bushcraft videos.You make learning fun.
It looks so peaceful and relaxing in those woods. I imagine it is great for getting rid of stress. Lilly and Dax make a great team! Long may you continue.
I feel kinda stupid for never having thought of this myself... lol
James Pawson It's ok, James. Just as most men have to adjust to the smaller tools that women use, most women have to do the same. Different leverages, strengths . . . it's all good. Lilly does a superb job of it. Donna C.
I found this was helpful thanks lady. 🤠
I carry a cleaver & often baton with it.
I also carry a pocket chainsaw. I can deal effectively with wood with just these two lightweight items. The cleaver also serves as a shovel. I keep a file handy to stay sharp as the task requires.
Thank you for this video. I've seen too many people going right for the middle of a log that size without thinking. Great vid!
Thanks, simple thing I never thought of.
I am so glad you switched to that knife a while back. Much better for the bushcraft you do.
Great videos Lilly, I'm addicted to your channel after stumbling across it yesterday. I should be studying but can't stop watching and dreaming of being in the woods myself.
I need to invest in a bigger knife, like the one you have here. Until then I use a LightMyFire knife by Mora. I've seen you using the same in other videos.
When I have larger logs to split I often use a wedge, made from the wood I am splitting. This works well when the knife gets stuck or is not large enough for the job.
Have you experimented with using wedges?
Great technique! Thanks for sharing with us, Lily! :)
Hi Lilly, is Dax O.K.? He looks all clean in this video. Is he sick or something? Good video, keep up the good work:-)!
Really nice camera work :)
Great video Lilly!
Simple and very powerful technique, thank you very much for sharing!!
I have been wondering why I have not seen anyone teaching technique. When faced with this problem they all just advise finding smaller wood to baton. Well done!
I come upon your channel yesterday and I think I've already watched 10 or more episodes. Especially enjoyed the Lily vs. Wild series. Is there a part in the works?
-Hank
Well even so, it's fun to live vicariously through your videos. You have inspired me to do a lot more camping even during the winter months :]
+Survival Lilly I know this is off subject I was wondering is there anything you use to repel against ticks?
+Anne tte Sutton thank you I'm going to try . that was really nice I appreciate it
+Tony Quartermain
I have found that liquid soap works well. I took some Dawn blue liquid dish soap and the fat full tick backed out in a couple of minutes. One rock + one driveway = one dead tick.
Well done Lilly !
Also a good technique because you end up with various sizes to get your fire going. Good explanation.
Nice One 👍
Danke fürs zeigen
Einfache aber wirksame Methode. Man könnte fast von alleine drauf kommen, aber wie das halt manchmal mit den einfachen Dingen ist ... Danke Dir.
Excellent technique.
Well done, as usual. Happy camping Lily!
thats a great technique lilly thanks for sharing
Helpful video, thanks. I've never heard the word baton used as a verb. We just say split.
+Judith Neeley If you use an axe,then it is called spliting.The word BATON is French for STICK and that is what you are using to help "split" the wood.A stick.That is why it is called batoning.
cory french Thanks so much for info! Learned something new today.
I tried this since seeing this and it works very well.
Great tip Lilly.Thanks
Thanks Lilly for the info. Nice job..
mors kochanski has a good technique similar to yours. The strips from the outside he uses as wedges to split the large center.
Another great video. You do an awesome job on your videos. And I'm using your videos to help teach my wife wilderness skills, because she sees a woman can do it just as easy as a man. Thank you for all the wonderfull videos.
Very nice! That knife has seen a lot of action! Be blessed!
Дуже приемно бачити дівчину на каналі про виживання, молодець!!!!! Привіт з України!!
SIMPLE ,but great idea. Keep up the good work.
good technique lady
The more I see your knife the more I like it! Nice video and instruction. Take care -Chris
Thanks Lilly for a great video and it was a really good tip you shared i will remember that.
Thanks Lily
Another great video!
nice work
have a nice weekend
Guido
Very good technique
Looks like a great knife from Coldsteel! thanks for showing this! Atb, Dawn
You do good work.
Nice video and technique. It processes the wood well making kindling, and better for the blade =)
well done Lily!
battoning the edges of a log is a great idea
That's great! Wish I'd known about this on my last camping trip! Subscribed!
This is the first I've heard of this technique, and it's pretty cool. I'm not sure when you'd be able to get your hands on a large diameter piece of log without having an axe or saw to chop it down to begin with, but I guess if you're lucky.
tks Lily great info
very logical approach,
makes a lot of sense,
good video keep up the good work. well done
awesome video and it helped a lot thanks
She makes it look so easy. Every time I try I miss the tip. Nice work lily
nice technique girl i use that a lot its a really good way to process fire wood
Great tip for batoning Lilly youre brilliant. Keep up the great vids.
Love your videos Lilly and most of all that beautiful accent you have !!
Thanks, Lilly! I never thought of doing it that way.
Die Lilly macht schon wieder Kleinholz. Sehr guter Gedanke sich rundherum zu arbeiten. LG Carlos
You are a Genius!!
Lilly-The Viking Warrior Princess
Wenn das so weiter geht schnitzt du den ganzen Wald noch weg. *schmunzel* Danke für die Vorstellung des Messers. LG und ein ruhigen Sonntag wünsch ich dir Sven
When choosing tools for a trip do you stick with makes you confident and comfortable or do you plan based on what you expect to encounter?
Great tip. Thank you for it. If you do decide to try axes. I very much like my gransfors bruks small forest axe. Highly recommended.
great tip!
Good Job Lilly...
LG
Good Luck!!
I didn't realize you were a fan/subscriber to Tactical .
Hi Lily! 😁
That's a great idea! I don't suppose you could baton with a folding knife? I doubt I'd ever get a non folding knife like yours.
nice and good job.
good information
HI! I LIKE A LOT YOUR VIDEOS... THANKS AND GOOD LUCK!
Thank for the great video Lilly. Its always nice to visit you.
Great idea thank you for that I was wondering how you were going to pull that off
Danke Lilly ich hatte wohl die letzten Jahre ein Brett vor dem Kopf so hätte ich das nie gemacht wär einfach nicht drauf gekommen Oh man oh man ^^ Daumen hoch !
LG Simon
Some times everything is wet as well.
Thank you for this. Not sayin' you're smarter than a guy, but I just watched an "expert" abusing a perfectly good knife by "going down the middle." Then when the knife got stuck he had the bad manners of blaming the knife. So again, thank you for "training smarter, not harder." Good stuff!
Very nice ⚘😘🦸♂️
Excellent
Nice job Lilly. Do you have a favorite axe?
I got a fat wet log, a machete, and a dream...
..and this video. Very helpful!
How long have you been using your SRK? I've been shopping for a new bush knife for a bit now. Needing something I don't mind pounding on. The SRK is one of my options. BTW, I enjoyed this video; as I do all of them.
HI Lilly, I hope you like to keep making videos as much as I like to keep watching. I really like you videos to learn from. I don't get much of a chance to get out and practice my camp craft much right now as I am a schutzhund trainer decoy and most of my weekends are used up training on weekends. But soon I retire and will get a chance to practice what all you have shown us.. Thanks very much.. Luftwolf/ Bob
Hi
Coole Technik! Hat mir gefallen:) schadet Batoning der Klinge/ dem Messer eigentlich auf Dauer?
LG Waldhörnchen
Very good
Great info, ! I would have never thought of this. Lilly, Do some cooking videos please , food and nourishment is so important in survival. Give up your secrets Super girl !
nice way to Patton wood
works with a hatchet?
good info
wow! a tough knife, how much that knife cost lilly?...thanks.
What hand do you hold the knife in if your right handed
You rock!
Good job😃😃😃😃
Good old Dax
Yes, this should be the first of any survival course lessons, instead of king kong whacking on tree trunks, stumps, and logs with axes, hatchets, machetes, etc. Then feathersticking.
The wooden hammer works well with a small axe.
Ernie Seedhouse lmao..thats right smartguy..but a small axe is called a Hatchet.
Very helpful! I would have never thought of that. lol
Lilly, I love your batoning videos, especially now that I have my APO-1.
geiler trick 👍 hätte ich auch selbst drauf kommen können^^
Yikes the price of the SRK has gone up. I have the SRK in the Carbon V version
If you craft a wedge you can split bigger pieces of wood and never beat your knife again.