Kuksa !

[Mr Mac]

I'm not surprised you have had more requests!

Yes. I had a weekend spent mainly on the computer fielding questions and requests.
Bang goes a quiet solstice.
I should have timber this week. So I'll be on the blunt end of an axe for a while.
Cheers for now.
J.

 

[Mr Mac]

Stunning........

Cheers Crossland.
J.

 

[Mr Mac]

Brilliant work mate! Thanks for sharing!

My pleasure.
Cheers for now.
J.

 

[Mr Mac]

Now that one stands out!
Sublime!

Thanks Ron.
Appreciated.
J

 

[mr dazzler]

I like that kuksa. It looks authentic, inventive and fresh at the same time, and beautifully executed.Nice to see something innovative...!
(from one roselli axe user to another)

 

[Mick721]

Now that is a thing of beauty! I can just imagine sipping mead out of it at a feast.

 

[Mr Mac]

I like that kuksa. It looks authentic, inventive and fresh at the same time, and beautifully executed.Nice to see something innovative...!
(from one roselli axe user to another)

Ah ha !
Good old Roselli eh ?
Thanks for your support Mr D
J.

 

[Mr Mac]

Now that is a thing of beauty! I can just imagine sipping mead out of it at a feast.

Not a bad idea Mick.
He'll get a sip of Cognac first.
Then onto something more exotic eh ?
J.

 

[Two Socks]

Absolutely wonderful. Your work is outstanding. Even more so because of your three tool philosophy.

 

[ozzy1977]

Amazing, I like that a lot.

 

[mr dazzler]

Ah ha !
Good old Roselli eh ?
Thanks for your support Mr D
J.

I love my roselli, not necessarily a "cool" or "trendy" axe, but very under rated in my view. I rehandled mine with a more old school finnish "vaccuum cleaner" shape handle, its like a mini wood grenade at full power, but delicate enough to accurately perform finer detail like the corners on the back shoulders of spoon bowls-and take really fine shavings too. Do you find the handle to be ok to use? I couldnt get on with the reversed angle, as if it was handled up side down...
Heres a little pic



Cheers Jonathan

 

[Clouston98]

I've always wanted a Roselli axe, but never known where to buy them. I know Moon-raker Knives sell them but they don't have a add to basket thing so they are for sale but you can't buy them, or am I just a technophobe?

Any chance of a good UK retailer that does them?

 

[mr dazzler]

My dear lady wife got mine for me as a Christmas present, probaly 6 or 7 years ago now. She phoned moonraker's and did the purchase over the phone I think...
good luck getting one, they are totally excellent. And as Mac has shown on you tube, they can carve really well, it just takes a time to get accustomed to its power and feel, like with any tool....

 

[Mr Mac]

Absolutely wonderful. Your work is outstanding. Even more so because of your three tool philosophy.

Hi two Socks.
Yep, still sticking with three tools.
My hope is that more bush crafters will start carving with their primary edge tools.
There seems to be more folk giving it a try and I'm pleased about that.
Have a great day.
J.

 

[Mr Mac]

Amazing, I like that a lot.

Thanks for your support Oozy.
appreciated.
J.

 

[Two Socks]

Hi two Socks.
Yep, still sticking with three tools.
My hope is that more bush crafters will start carving with their primary edge tools.
There seems to be more folk giving it a try and I'm pleased about that.
Have a great day.
J.

You certainly inspired me to start carving. I only have a few tools and seeing what in theory I can achieve by practice is very motivating.

 

[Mr Mac]

You certainly inspired me to start carving. I only have a few tools and seeing what in theory I can achieve by practice is very motivating.

I'm happy to hear that two Socks.
keep carving mate.
J.

 

[Dreadhead]

Wow what a beauty! A kuksa fit for a king

 

[Dave-the-rave]

I've always wanted a Roselli axe, but never known where to buy them. I know Moon-raker Knives sell them but they don't have a add to basket thing so they are for sale but you can't buy them, or am I just a technophobe?

Any chance of a good UK retailer that does them?

Mate you need to call them. They take all their orders over the phone. They have a good reputation.

 

[Mr Mac]

Wow what a beauty! A kuksa fit for a king

Hey Hamish.
Good to hear from you.
Looks like I'll be busy carving more of these to send to the Americas.
Timber sourced, axe sharp.
Laters my friend.
J.