Cegga Axe

[BorderReiver]

Nice to see a practical approach to tools.

Respect Sir and virtual Rep.

 

[British Red]

I think "functional" best describes the mask we supply (and that being nice). Its a constant dilemma to be honbest. I was toying with getting Singtek to make up a batch of masks at one time, but it all adds to the cost (even at his daft low prices)

The thing I have enjoyed the most with this experience is getting a craftsman made item into the hands of users at a silly low price. Silly low because bear in mind that £16 or so of the cost goes on postage and packing. Which leaves under £30 for the axe. From that Cegga has to buy in the helves, mask materials, steel and fuel.

It is my certain knowledge that the man would make more money flipping burgers than he does making axes for us!

It is a constant source of surprise to me that we spend less on axes than we do on knives - and yet the process to make thim is just as hard and there are more materials involved.

I therefore decided to supply the axe with a basic mask to keep the item as "accesible" as possible and allow others (me included) to get their favourite cow skin guru to make something to suit. If funds allow its certainly worth it as Eric's fine work shows. Singtek did my BR hunter and Topknot is doing my latest one - it does round the packge off nicely without doubt.

Thanks for your generosity of spirit Eric!

Red

 

[Matt Weir]

Seriously OT but I just want to say that it's good to see you knocking about the place again Red

 

[Silverback]

Yup mine have all had the Topknot treatment top to bottom: Cegga, SFA and GB Mini Hatchet (belt carry) purty aint they

 

[Lurch]

It's already on it's way to Lurch.

For the first time in a long time, I'm looking forward to going to work tomorrow!
:You_Rock_

 

[xavierdoc]

I think "functional" best describes the mask we supply (and that being nice). Its a constant dilemma to be honbest. I was toying with getting Singtek to make up a batch of masks at one time, but it all adds to the cost (even at his daft low prices)

The thing I have enjoyed the most with this experience is getting a craftsman made item into the hands of users at a silly low price. Silly low because bear in mind that £16 or so of the cost goes on postage and packing. Which leaves under £30 for the axe. From that Cegga has to buy in the helves, mask materials, steel and fuel.

It is my certain knowledge that the man would make more money flipping burgers than he does making axes for us!

It is a constant source of surprise to me that we spend less on axes than we do on knives - and yet the process to make thim is just as hard and there are more materials involved.

I therefore decided to supply the axe with a basic mask to keep the item as "accesible" as possible and allow others (me included) to get their favourite cow skin guru to make something to suit. If funds allow its certainly worth it as Eric's fine work shows. Singtek did my BR hunter and Topknot is doing my latest one - it does round the packge off nicely without doubt.

Thanks for your generosity of spirit Eric!

Red

A very commendable endeavour by you and Cegga. I just hope I don't miss any future opportunities to take advantage of your (plural) generosity and hard work!

 

[xavierdoc]

I think "functional" best describes the mask we supply (and that being nice). Its a constant dilemma to be honbest. I was toying with getting Singtek to make up a batch of masks at one time, but it all adds to the cost (even at his daft low prices)

The thing I have enjoyed the most with this experience is getting a craftsman made item into the hands of users at a silly low price. Silly low because bear in mind that £16 or so of the cost goes on postage and packing. Which leaves under £30 for the axe. From that Cegga has to buy in the helves, mask materials, steel and fuel.

It is my certain knowledge that the man would make more money flipping burgers than he does making axes for us!

It is a constant source of surprise to me that we spend less on axes than we do on knives - and yet the process to make thim is just as hard and there are more materials involved.

Red

A very commendable endeavour by you and Cegga. I just hope I don't miss any future opportunities to take advantage of your (plural) generosity and hard work!

 

[xavierdoc]

Apologies for double post -browser seems to be playing up so I thought the first one had failed.

 

[the interceptor boy]

please can anyone tell me who makes the CEGGA AXES? and where can i get one, Thank you.


The interceptor boy.

 

[Silverback]

please can anyone tell me who makes the CEGGA AXES? and where can i get one, Thank you.


The interceptor boy.

Er Cegga makes em and you can get em from Cegga

 

[bushwacker bob]

Er Cegga makes em and you can get em from Cegga