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Thread: Debarking Question

  1. #16
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    A good carving axe will make short work of the majority of the bark. A draw knife will finish the rest.
    Or, if you don't have a carving axe handy, a draw knife will work fine -- just a little slower.
    James

    "Uke is always right."
    (Attributed to Ueshiba Morihei)

  2. #17
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    I just can't resist being a smart-alek: The easiest way to debark branches is to just throw 'em off the ship!"

    (Technically, the proper term for exiting a ship is disembarking, but most dictionaries site 'debark' for the same usage).

    To be serious, a good sharp hatchet is my go to tool for this operation.

  3. #18
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    Drawknife as well for small stuff like this, but just to add to the alternatives since no one mentioned it.. For somewhat larger pieces I'd prefer to have a bark spud.

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