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It's not really, which is why it's never got beyond the occasional thought :D

i've occasionally thought about it, but never had done.

hello :) What sort of thing are you looking for? I've got a few axes in stock (mostly on my website http://www.davebudd.com/AvailableNOW.html ) but of course I can make you pretty much whatever you like, I specialise in specialist tools ;)

Glad it arrived safely and if you think that toy is sharp, you should try one of my proper axes!

good ol' St Mears has given the bushcraft movement a lot of good things, but the scandi is not one of them!

yep I'm with the last two :) If you want it as a lump to bully or chop through stuff, then convex it yourself. If you want it as a knife for slicing things, then have it reground to a full flat or high sabre grind, ya know like a proper knife! The sooner people give up on this ridiculous...

Hi, it's alright Kim, the conversation has started sucessfully! I just didn't look at the internet yesterday ;-) i'm locked away in the woods teaching for the week, but will dig the axe out when i get home on friday night and reply to the conversation then. That way the notification red...

I've made many socketed tools and sickles, but never a socketed sickle before. When you say 'mini', how small is your impression of mini? I made hooked blades down to less than 2" long! There are some cool long handled tools that were used largely through the medieval period (and hundreds of...

Just as well I didn't rush around loading the van yesterday then!

hi, sorry I didn't reply to your message last time! I'll drop you a pm now, the ball peen is yours :)

i woud love to, if i had a spare few grand, level space and machinery to move big logs to it. I did look into them, but way out of my budget for the amount of use it would get! I've friends friends that hire them out, but it wouldn't be worth the effort effort for what is usually one tree a...

sold and sent :)

it's a lump, so any that you can manage! Well, that's what the 16 year old me that bought it did anyway :lmao: End over end like a knife is probably the easiest though. If you are strong enough then I guess you could try the no-spin spike method.

Nobody interested? :( These are all great little throwing axes and I daresay some of them could be sharpened up and used as proper tools

Down to £60 including fees and postage

Price drops and a bump

price drop and a bump :)

All but the larger blue ones are still here. Which woukd you like?

reply inbound :) That's the last set. I might have to make some more this weekend!

Glad people liked the article. Although I don't earn anything from the woods in terms of woodland products, it's great to be able to use the material myself as far as I can. I had a facebook conversation with another hippy/blacksmith friend the other day about being able to make the tools to...