Yeh £10 seems gold enough, so is there wood that we can chop and process on site like branches etc?
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Generally, plenty ~ if in doubt refer to post #01 
(If you arrive in the dark then finding suitable supply is made more difficult and processing potentially dangerous)
(If you arrive in the dark then finding suitable supply is made more difficult and processing potentially dangerous)Sorted got me a Mora, cheap axe and cheap folding saw. My bro saw all my kit and I think I might of gone a bit overboard as his first comment was "all the gear no idea" lol
There is never 'all' of the gear!
With the new kit, a couple of links for you:
Five* pound Sharpening Kit ~ http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11571&highlight=hoodoo+hone (* subject to inflation, depreciation and sales)
How to Sharpen an Axe ~ http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22814&page=2&p=301821#post301821
lots of stuff on youtube etc too
With the new kit, a couple of links for you:
Five* pound Sharpening Kit ~ http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11571&highlight=hoodoo+hone (* subject to inflation, depreciation and sales)
How to Sharpen an Axe ~ http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22814&page=2&p=301821#post301821
lots of stuff on youtube etc too
I was reading that post earlier mate, there's paint on the bevvel of the blade will it just come off or does that have to be removed first?
It's a Mora. Use it. Strop it. Sharpen it as it demands. The coating will likely wear through use
Does the axe have a wood handle?
Does the axe have a wood handle?
No worries. If it's had a wood handle I'd be suggesting you strip and paint and/or varnish and oil it instead as it reduces the chances of blisters during prolonged use
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