My Newest & Favourite toys!
- Thread starter Greg
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Hmmmm - not sure that the knife deserves to be in the company of the Cegga axe...the blade is good but the handle could be better.......
I am never satisfied with any work I do!
I guess that is why I always try again, making lots of kit!
Now - thet Cegga - HE gets a good finish......
I guess that is why I always try again, making lots of kit!
Now - thet Cegga - HE gets a good finish......
Nice collection!
I tried to photograph my axes recently - failed miserably
Red
try a wide angle lense
sorry
Actually that is the problem - I have everything from a 10" mini axe to a 36" double bit working axe. Plus fallers, limbing axes, splitting axes, camp axes cruisers, mauls etc.
Its a weird an eclectic mix from a custom Lee Reeves cruiser helved in fiddle back maple to a really prosaic grp handled maul that I work hard and dirty splitting ash "rounds" to feed my fires. I love axes dearly. There are to date though only a very small number that totally talk to me on a functional level. Rarely are these the expensive ones strangely
Red
- I have everything from a 10" mini axe to a 36" double bit working axe. Plus fallers, limbing axes, splitting axes, camp axes cruisers, mauls etc.Its a weird an eclectic mix from a custom Lee Reeves cruiser helved in fiddle back maple to a really prosaic grp handled maul that I work hard and dirty splitting ash "rounds" to feed my fires. I love axes dearly. There are to date though only a very small number that totally talk to me on a functional level. Rarely are these the expensive ones strangely
Red
Ah Mark, not seen you on here for a while!
The Cegga is new and the knife is only a couple of weeks old aswell!
I watched the knife take shape, and missed out on the Cegga group buy. Nice kit, Jed and Ogri had them at the last meet loverly finish. Are you sure you need that GB now?
Mark
Mark
I've got a Gransfors-Bruks Small Forest Axe and love it - amazing to bring on my canoe trips in Ontario, Canada where I live. Good size, and a piece of quality kit!
Cheers,
Mungo
Cheers,
Mungo
Amazing amounts of snow - I had to take the car out yesterday from downtown Toronto, north to the country north of Newmarket which was a heck of a drive in the storm - hardly anyone on the road, and several of those were in the ditch including a huge snowplow. I have not seen a storm this bad for nearly 20 years... I loved it! I had my emergency supplies all ready in the car (axe too!) in the event that I swerved off the road and got stuck and had to camp for a few days in the snow, making a great shelter and... oh sorry. That was supposed to be a bad possibility. Not a fun possibility... ;-)
Posted a few photos of just a little of the snow today on my blog.
Cheers,
Mungo
Noswaith dda Mark, sut wyt ti? Not seen or heard of you in ages! Hope your doing well. Greg's got a fine collection of sharps by the look of things, now, hopefully we'll see them all in Feb. Cheers bud.
