Slice and Dice: Crafting a Wicked Woodsman’s Spear!

Woodsman's Spear

Get ready to chop some wood!

If you’ve ever dreamed of being a skilled woodsman, there’s no better way to start than by crafting your very own spear. Not only will it come in handy for numerous tasks, but it will also make you feel like a true adventurer. However, crafting a woodsman’s spear can be quite challenging, so it’s important to have a clear plan beforehand. In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of creating a wicked woodsman’s spear that will make all your friends jealous.

The ultimate guide to crafting a woodsman’s spear

Step 1: Find the perfect wood

The first step in crafting a woodsman’s spear is to find the right kind of wood. A good spear should be made from a sturdy and strong wood that can withstand heavy use. Look for woods like ash or hickory, which are both known for their strength and durability. Also, make sure the wood is straight and free from any knots or defects.

Step 2: Shape the spearhead

Next, you’ll need to shape the spearhead. This is the most important part of the spear, as it needs to be sharp and strong enough to cut through tough materials. Use a sharpening stone and a file to shape the spearhead into a sharp point, and then smooth out any rough edges. Be sure to wear protective gloves and eye gear to prevent injury during this process.

Step 3: Attach the spearhead

Once you’ve shaped the spearhead, it’s time to attach it to the wooden shaft. Drill a small hole through the center of the spear and then insert the spearhead, securing it with a strong adhesive like epoxy. Let the adhesive dry completely before handling the spear, and then reinforce the connection with twine or wire for added strength.

Congratulations! You’ve just crafted your very own woodsman’s spear. With your new tool, you’ll be able to chop through wood, clear brush, and even defend yourself against the elements. Remember to always use caution when handling sharp objects, and be sure to keep your spear away from children and pets. With a little practice, you’ll soon be a skilled woodsman, ready to tackle any challenge that comes your way.

HOW TO WATERPROOF YOUR OLD BOOTS

waterproof boots

This is a video on how to waterproof your boots. It’s really easy. Here is a list of cheap supplies you will need to waterproof your old boots.

Supply links from Amazon

  1. Paint Brush
  2. Bees Wax OR Paraffin Wax
  3. Petroleum Jelly
  4. Cedarwood Oil

 

eBay

  1. Paint Brush
  2. Bees Wax OR Paraffin Wax
  3. Petroleum Jelly
  4. Cedarwood Oil

Another thing that you can do that I did not bring out on the video is that you can heat your boots up in the oven before applying the mixture. This makes the mixture absorb even further into the material. You can repeat and polish several times to get a good watertight seal.