Axes
exchange by the handle and say thank you
what is passing the axe
this tool is safer than an axe for many campfire woodcutting tasks
what is a bow saw
a large sturdy log or stump used as a base for splitting wood
what is a chopping block
these must be worn when using most cutting or striking tools
what are safety glasses
this is used to sharpen blades to not perfection but re-usability.
what is a whetstone?
axes are only for trained scouts and not who
who are cub scouts
what is a saw blade
how to store an axe when not in use but left out in an axe yard
axes should be "buried" in a chopping block when not in use
when carrying a saw you should carry it in what direction
what is down
the kind of knife generally prohibited in many scouting settings
what is a fixed blade
recommended posture when using a full sized axe
what is standing
used to store saw blades when not in use
what is a sheath
what is the minimum distance for a person to be from an axe yard
10 feet
before using any tool you should inspect it for this
recommended pocket knife size
what is the pocket knife blade no bigger than the users palm or the blade no longer than 3 inches
Chopping branches of a log is called what
what is limbing
this saw is a portable type by being able to do what
what is a folding saw
one of the best places to practice axe skills is where
what is summer camp
this rule says you should always cut away from this part of your body
what are your hands
consequences of not following safe wood tool rules
what is loss of totem chip, and wood tool privileges
cutting through a log is known as what
what is bucking
height restriction for saw cutting
what is 4 feet
when in a long term camp you use a lot of fire wood
what is proper setting up of an axe yard
this leadership priciple reminds scouts to use tools only after propeer instruction
what is the totem chip
made using a pocket knife and a stick, can help start a fire
what is a Fuzz stick