Rossellini bushcraft hatchet with herringbone handle wrap

[Paracordist]

Title should read "Roselli". This is the first of this sort of weave I've done.

 

[hedgerowpete]

beautifull, really beautifull

 

[realearner]

Lovely hatchet, but stunning weave :You_Rock_

 

[woof]

Nice work, i do enjoy your threads. I had the large roselli axe, but foolishly sold it, but ended up with a cegga, so was'nt to bad in the end.

Rob

 

[Chiseller]

Fierce.....*in love* I tip my hat to yer. Fantastic job.

 

[Dreadhead]

superb work

 

[blackfeather]

thats just stunning i love the axe but the weave is just out there!!

 

[Realbark]

very very nice mate.

 

[plastic-ninja]

That is totally awesome.
hats off to you.
Simon

 

[woodstock]

I need to have a look at those axes although I have just bought a huskavana, can I ask the method you used to do the weave that is really neat work

 

[Paracordist]

Thanks! It's a herringbone weave on the main part. I bought a book by Tim hall just to learn it and this was my first effort. The top knot is a turks head made with a former. I have a YouTube video on that. I'll do a herringbone YouTube at some point.

 

[lannyman8]

cool....

 

[Arizona-Hermit]

I must thank you again Paracordist for undertaking this piece of work for me. Just drop it in the mail whenever convenient ;-) The weave will fit my large hands perfectly since I know the Roselli handle is somewhat large already.

You work never ceases to amaze me.

 

[bikebum1975]

Very nice wrap on that

 

[Wayland]

I looked long and hard at the Roselli axes before I got my Hawk. It just seems such a practical design.

Nice binding work as well.

 

[Chris the Cat]

Fantastic work.
The Roselli long axe has become my 'go to' axe for most conditions, a great tool.
Well done fella!
Chris.