Polished GB SFA

[Dave]

.........sold. ..........

 

[dwardo]

Kwarrrr, shiney

 

[Lepmeister]

Great looking axe. What did you use to polish it?

 

[Dave]

Great looking axe. What did you use to polish it?

Various grit polishing discs, on a flexible back sander produces negligible heat. Followed by buffing with ashley isles green fine compound. Takes a while though.

Generally, polished axes are supposed to give better penetration when cutting. Gransfors don't offer the polishing service.

Others like Cegga do.

I just like a shiny axe....

 

[shack]

Super cheap and twice as nice, you don't fancy a trade?

 

[Dave]

Thanks. Im surprised its still here. Ive not seen a better example.
I have a few axes now, and have just ordered another one. Which Im sweating, as it weren't cheap, :yikes: so I need to recoup my costs.

 

[British Red]

I'm not sure that it aids penetration as a polished head, but the one thing it does do is remove all the rough scale. You ony have to work on a really sappy tree once with a rough head to know what an absolute pain it is to clean sticky resin off a rough surface!

 

[Jazz006]

Yes please, pm me your details


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[Dave]

yes please, pm me your details


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spf........

 

[topknot]

That was some hard work on the head

Topknot