forget your SFA...
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It looks okay but for that price i'd rather have an SFA anyday, it may be great for splitting but there's so much more you can do with an axe.
Different type of tool altogether.
No fair comparison can be made.At least a SFA will fit in a pack.
No fair comparison can be made.At least a SFA will fit in a pack.
bambodoggy
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You can get your hands on a small mains powered hydrulic log splitter for not much more money than that....
andyn
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I reckon thats the sort of product you'd find advertised in gimmic magazines like the ones for 1001 different pieces of kitchen junk that get stuck through my letter box ever month.
Oh look they do do kitchen junk: http://www.proidee.co.uk/shop/SID_Ki58ptSgJoozzaJPfT2f5eUAjj5p/F=produktuebersicht/K=02_GB_120053
Oh look they do do kitchen junk: http://www.proidee.co.uk/shop/SID_Ki58ptSgJoozzaJPfT2f5eUAjj5p/F=produktuebersicht/K=02_GB_120053
I love the accompanying cartoons. Assuming you have a Bozo that can hit him self with flying wood. What makes you think he won't kill, injure, cause public damage with said sliding hammer, lets see traps hand, uses hammer over a gas main and punctures that. Carries said, device unsecured on roof rack and brakes hard....
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Joules
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Joules
andyn said:I reckon thats the sort of product you'd find advertised in gimmic magazines like the ones for 1001 different pieces of kitchen junk that get stuck through my letter box ever month.
Oh look they do do kitchen junk: http://www.proidee.co.uk/shop/SID_Ki58ptSgJoozzaJPfT2f5eUAjj5p/F=produktuebersicht/K=02_GB_120053
good call - i got a brochure from proidee in my junk mail yesterday!
andyn
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Joules said:I love the accompanying cartoons. Assuming you have a Bozo that can hit him self with flying wood. What makes you think he won't kill, injure, cause public damage with said sliding hammer, lets see traps hand, uses hammer over a gas main and punctures that. Carries said, device unsecured on roof rack and brakes hard....
I laughed out loud at these cartoons. There were funny and kinda scary at the same time.
Hahah yeah I completely agree. Great little cartoons they were, how he managed to get a chunk of split wood in his face when the pressure from the axe is being directed perpendicular to the axehead is pretty skillful.monkey_pork said:
You must see this! http://www.proidee.co.uk/shop/SID_6...rodukt_formular/P=02_GB_570267/K=02_GB_120046
Twenty quid for a tiny bit of wood
Twenty quid for a tiny bit of wood
Ax every time they are multi use, this tool is a slide hammer with a wedge. Wouldn't want to use it to build a shelter, skin a deer, make a feather stick etc.... CG :yo:
andyn
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Artic Hobo, I dunno its £20 for 180 pieces - think that is a bit cheaper that the Maya sticks you can buy.
But i do agree with what your saying....their prices are ridiculous!
But i do agree with what your saying....their prices are ridiculous!
Arrrr, but they don't tell you every piece has been hand whittled and rolled on the thigh of some fair maiden.... :Wow:
Joules
Joules
Overpriced posh stuff for some nincompoop who thinks he needs a new gadget to make firewood
Like with many other things its symptomatic for todays trends: why bother to invest time and energy into acquiring a skill to do something properly if you can buy something and avoid the learning-curve
Like with many other things its symptomatic for todays trends: why bother to invest time and energy into acquiring a skill to do something properly if you can buy something and avoid the learning-curve
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