Hi!
Made a little bigger axe ready this week hope you like it .
And hold it are my 10 years old kid
Cegga
Made a little bigger axe ready this week hope you like it .
And hold it are my 10 years old kid
Cegga
A new "small" axe
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Man thats a beauty mate - can I have some more pictures of the head and from the top please?
Looks like it would make a great working axe!
Red
Looks like it would make a great working axe!
Red
Hi!
Made a little bigger axe ready this week hope you like it .
And hold it are my 10 years old kid
Cegga
Notice the look on the cat's face... Uh Oh!
Hi Red
Here you have the profile pics
Try to ignore the bad background on this pics
Nothing wrong with four lugs and double bits Mic' !
That profile would work great on the big logs for my wood burner. How heavy is the head - 2.5 Kg?
Red
That profile would work great on the big logs for my wood burner. How heavy is the head - 2.5 Kg?
Red
Nothing wrong with four lugs and double bits Mic' !
That profile would work great on the big logs for my wood burner. How heavy is the head - 2.5 Kg?
Red
Little more I say with the handle I have no scales at home but the head weigth 2,5 kg .
cegga
The silver hart is left,when the the pray has run ,but not escaped.The true sign of the mad axe man
The silver hart is left,when the the pray has run ,but not escaped.The true sign of the mad axe man
That hart are in damascus and I forge that of some left overs from a bad forge axe
Many thanks to all out there for the nice word about the axe :You_Rock_
Cegga
Hi Red
Here you have the profile pics
Try to ignore the bad background on this pics
oooh...myyy...goddd...notice how the table of shineys is the bit in focus lol!
what's the one on the far left? looks like a carving axe.
Hmm 2.5kg head....
I skip from 1.5 to about 4 now there is definitely a gap in my collection for something like that
I'm finding myself using the "homestead" sized axes more and more these days in the new house. My GB working axe gets the most use for rendering wood stove sized piece s for cooking, but I have to get the 8lb maul out for the big stuff. That would reallt fill a spot.
What is it intended for mate? Surely not cross grain chopping? If so that must be one huge man that its for!
Red
I skip from 1.5 to about 4 now there is definitely a gap in my collection for something like that
I'm finding myself using the "homestead" sized axes more and more these days in the new house. My GB working axe gets the most use for rendering wood stove sized piece s for cooking, but I have to get the 8lb maul out for the big stuff. That would reallt fill a spot.
What is it intended for mate? Surely not cross grain chopping? If so that must be one huge man that its for!
Red
Hmm 2.5kg head....
I skip from 1.5 to about 4 now there is definitely a gap in my collection for something like that
I'm finding myself using the "homestead" sized axes more and more these days in the new house. My GB working axe gets the most use for rendering wood stove sized piece s for cooking, but I have to get the 8lb maul out for the big stuff. That would reallt fill a spot.
What is it intended for mate? Surely not cross grain chopping? If so that must be one huge man that its for!
Red
I don´t know what he will do with it,I only know that one man in UK have to have strong arms and back
.First it was made as a racing axe .cegga
That will be a monster of a racing axe - some serious forearm strength as well as shoulder strength needed there
Great fun to try though....I really must get a good quality single bit for heavy work soon
Red
Great fun to try though....I really must get a good quality single bit for heavy work soon
Red
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