Hanging a Hatchet 2: Modified Head on a Hand Carved Honey Locust Handle

In a previous video, I roughed out a premium quality hatchet handle from fresh split green stock using axe, drawknife, and spokeshave but it has to air dry for two years before it will be ready to use. Fortunately, I have some honey locust handle blanks that I split and roughed out in 2018 that are dry and ready to hang heads on. 0:00 Recap of Part 1 0:26 Intro to Part 2 2:05 Handle Shaping: Spokeshave 3:22 Handle Shaping: Farrier's Rasp 4:01 Handle Shaping: Half Round Rasp 4:41 Handle Shaping: Card Scraper 5:51 Process Explanation 6:20 Plan to Modify the Head 7:56 Shaping the Head: Bandsaw 8:38 Shaping the Head: Belt Grinder 10:42 I don't like this point right here... 11:03 Grind Geometry 12:26 Deburring the Eye 15:55 Tracing the Eye 17:12 Shaping Eye with Drawknife 18:42 Refining Eye with Spokeshave 18:59 Initial Test Fits 20:31 Real Test Fits 23:27 Dead Nuts Straight 24:07 Final Test Fit 25:09 Concluding Thoughts 26:22 Test Chops Drawknives for sale: https://www.bastionheadwoodworks.com/... Check out our website: https://www.bastionheadwoodworks.com/ Social Media:   / bastionhead