Show your axe thread

Discussion in 'Knives, Gear, Guns And Other Tools' started by ManOfSteel, Jan 19, 2017.

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    You don't mess around, Scad.

    Here's my only HB. It was the Husqy hatchet rehung as a boy's axe. Sweet little limber:

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    "The axe was the pioneer's most important tool; a man could walk into the forest with nothing but his axe, yet fashion snares to catch game, fell trees, and fit them into a cabin. He could even clear brush for growing a garden and by holding an axe blade in his palm, he could use the sharp blade in the manner of a knife and whittle with it."
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    "In very cold weather Izaak would heat his blade before using it to make it less brittle; when he was through using it for the day he rubbed it carefully with fat. Axe handles often cracked or broke, but there was always a new one charring and seasoning close to the hearth."
    Diary of an Early American Boy, Noah Blake, 1805
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    That's just showing off!! @Scablands_Bushcraft !!!

    I have a serious hankering for a right handed single bit carver from GB after using James' this last week!
     
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    Make stamp worn off but a great Hatchet 20180328_142544-01.jpeg
     
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    not mine yet....but soon!!

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    I like using this pattern for rough-shaping work and the factory handle was longer than needed for that task so I whipped this baby up. Hickory with black locust cross wedges. Still a bit of work to do finishing the shape, but it's close enough to be totally comfortable to use as-is now.

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    Stickman - how do like that CRKT? Has the handle loosened up with use? Also wondering how much work the factory edge needed.
     
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    I put this Hudson Bay model by Council to work yesterday. This little mule has definitely earned its keep in my gear pack.
     
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    Current line up. Hoffman Farm Axe, Hoffman Camp Axe, Velvicut Hudson Bay. Home/heavy duty work, winter/long-term camping and light home splitting, very packable lightweight Hudson Bay pattern for camping and “bushcraft”

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    The 2 I recently rehandled
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