Homebase axe

JakeR

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jan 18, 2004
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Cheers Stuarty, i'll keep that in mind. I reckon i'll end up with a GB anyways, so it might be best to just go for one now. :biggthump
 
Aug 4, 2003
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I use a cheap garden centre axe liberated from dad's shed as the PIA of an ex threw out my ceramic one. Ok its a pia to get a good edge on, but it does the job well enough, and will certainly serve until I get a better 1.
 
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Davros

Guest
I bought a cheap small axe in ASDA today. It has some nasty green paint on it, but it does have a shape quite similar to a woodsman style axe.

I have not tested it yet and the edge looks like it could do with some grinding. But, I thought some of you may be interested particularly as it is only just under £7.
 

Squidders

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Aug 3, 2004
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Nice one... I'm a huge fan of cheap stuff...

I now have a GB and I'd be quite gutted if I killed it but I can use the homebase one all day long and if it dies... oh well, I'll just get another.

One thing I have noticed over time is that the cheapie one I got los an edge quite easily but that's about it.

Let us know how your cheapie get on ;)
 

mrstorey

Forager
Davros,

Spotted one of those green axes in ASDA today. Do you rate it enough to recommend one, or am I better off saving my pennies?

Cheers,

Michael.


Davros said:
I bought a cheap small axe in ASDA today. It has some nasty green paint on it, but it does have a shape quite similar to a woodsman style axe.

I have not tested it yet and the edge looks like it could do with some grinding. But, I thought some of you may be interested particularly as it is only just under £7.
 

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