It really does belong in everyone's pack
Details here and bigger picture here.I wont hold my breath for all the cheap GB axes and leathermans to appear in the classifieds.
Cheers
Tom
The most ludicrous "tool" ever?
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It really does belong in everyone's pack
Details here and bigger picture here.I wont hold my breath for all the cheap GB axes and leathermans to appear in the classifieds.
Cheers
Tom
oooh, does that not look like it could do you a mischief ??
And that's just trying to open it !!
cheers,
Toddy
And that's just trying to open it !!
cheers,
Toddy
Brilliant, imagine using the phillips head with that axe head on the handle. Or even worse, the saw.... saw a branch whilst at the same time cutting your arm off. Great selling point. What genius came up with that 
And one always finds such a pressing need for a crosshead screwdriver when chopping wood
cheers,
Toddy
cheers,
Toddy
so what is sooo wrong with it ??????
no affiliation to this product !!! but i would rather have this in me hand than chewing through a branch !!!! an all that for a tenner !!! a bet if `ray` put his name on it -you would all be falling over to pay £200 for it !!!!
whats that saying ??? ``a bad craftsman blames his tools ``
shame on you !!!
no affiliation to this product !!! but i would rather have this in me hand than chewing through a branch !!!! an all that for a tenner !!! a bet if `ray` put his name on it -you would all be falling over to pay £200 for it !!!!
whats that saying ??? ``a bad craftsman blames his tools ``
shame on you !!!
so what is sooo wrong with it ??????
no affiliation to this product !!! but i would rather have this in me hand than chewing through a branch !!!! an all that for a tenner !!! a bet if `ray` put his name on it -you would all be falling over to pay £200 for it !!!!
whats that saying ??? ``a bad craftsman blames his tools ``
shame on you !!!
Huh
It's dangerous, ill thought out and highly amusing. If God himself came down and put his name on it, I wouldn't have it for free.
A bad craftsman would possibly not buy that. A good craftsman certainly would not. But I honestly don't see how that has any relevance anyhoo
I'd rather have a real axe or SAK than chewing through a branch.
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'scuse me ???? Bad craftsman ?
The only bad craftsman is the idiot who designed that *thing*
cheers,
Toddy
The only bad craftsman is the idiot who designed that *thing*
cheers,
Toddy
Looks OK to me, only a tenner and will make a perfect toffee hammer for when you make bush toffee
OK, who's got the first bush toffee recipe?
OK, who's got the first bush toffee recipe?
I think we should club together and buy one to do a destruction test on it!
I wonder how big it is?
I wonder how big it is?
OK, guess who got given one for Christmas?
Actually it's not THAT bad, and no you don't go chopping your arm off when you use any of the other bits as a) the blade is really tiny b) it's supplied really, really blunt c) it's a bit crap.
But I sharpened it up a bit, and can still use it especially as it came supplied with a head cover. You end up holding it like a pistol though with the blade in the palm of your hand as it really is small. Then you can use the rest of the tools no problem. I reckon it's one of those things your gran buys you when she hears you're into bushcraft.
And there's always its American cousin, now this does look dangerous.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR1DevKZY-A
Actually it's not THAT bad, and no you don't go chopping your arm off when you use any of the other bits as a) the blade is really tiny b) it's supplied really, really blunt c) it's a bit crap.
But I sharpened it up a bit, and can still use it especially as it came supplied with a head cover. You end up holding it like a pistol though with the blade in the palm of your hand as it really is small. Then you can use the rest of the tools no problem. I reckon it's one of those things your gran buys you when she hears you're into bushcraft.
And there's always its American cousin, now this does look dangerous.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR1DevKZY-A
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My gran knows im into bushcraft, i still got a book token though.
How small?Like the size of a SAK?
How small?Like the size of a SAK?
It looks like it could be handy for chopping shallots or parsley
if it was well sharpened.
OK, guess who got given one for Christmas?
Actually it's not THAT bad, and no you don't go chopping your arm off when you use any of the other bits as a) the blade is really tiny b) it's supplied really, really blunt c) it's a bit crap.
But I sharpened it up a bit, and can still use it especially as it came supplied with a head cover. You end up holding it like a pistol though with the blade in the palm of your hand as it really is small. Then you can use the rest of the tools no problem. I reckon it's one of those things your gran buys you when she hears you're into bushcraft.
And there's always its American cousin, now this does look dangerous.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR1DevKZY-A
Brilliant. I'm sure my granny would have gotten me one if she was still around. She did buy me one of those godawful chinese SAK copies when I turned 16. Never used, but I still have it, even has my initials on it
It looks like it could be handy for chopping shallots or parsley
if it was well sharpened.
Not bad for garlic either, although I've used it for chopping sticks for woodgas stoves, and a little bit of unsuccessful ice-carving.
Like the axe blade is less than 2 inches across.
It's a gimmick really, but at least it's not dangerous. I'd rather have had the book token though.
