drawknife

If you'll be harvesting trees from your land for lumber or firewood, you'll need to use a drawknife to peel the bark.

You'll also need a skinning knife or a drawknife, which you can purchase from a sporting goods store, and a fleshing knife, which you can source from a taxidermy supply business.

Appears to be a shop-made drawknife missing handles.

Half-meter log samples, cut from the main bole through mid-crown, were examined for adult emergence holes, and outer bark and phloem were removed with a drawknife to examine larval galleries (Fierke et al.

We left him there as the drawknife of dusk peeled back the world.

"We can learn about science without ever lifting a book, if you want to understand cellular grain structure in wood - here is a 100-year-old drawknife, if you want to understand hydrodynamic lift and drag - grab an oar and let's go."

With a drawknife, the craftsman shaved the limb's midsection to a circumference small enough to grasp.

Boone has all of Bumppo's skills but he is the pure European afoot in a strange new world west of the colonies, Shawnee territory that later became Kentucky, which he conquers with a drawknife and the occasional musket ball.

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I had to build a shaving horse and use a drawknife to debark.

Mainly I use the felling axe, snedding axe, side axe, saws, billhooks, slasher, froe or riving axe, adze and a drawknife. I prefer to use the traditional tools as there is less noise and no pollution.

Students used a frow to split a wood shingle, a river to break out the shingle, and the shaving horse with a drawknife to smooth it.