Axe, Tomahawk & Hatchet Photo Thread

[jds1]

Nice job on that beauty!

Jeff

 

[Old Plumber]

This is what it looks like with the 36" splitting maul handle.

 

[Old Plumber]

Thanks Jeff, but I wouldn't call it a beauty.

 

[TomahawKing]

I have a few tomahawks but these 2 are my favorite.

 

[Old Plumber]

Your picture didn't come up for me.

 

[TomahawKing]

Your picture didn't come up for me.

Yeah I created a flickr account and am trying to post an image but I can’t figure out how. We click the image and insert the URL but it’s not showing up.

 

[Rise AU]

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[TomahawKing]

These are my 2 favorite. Not sure why the images will not post. https://flic.kr/p/2jotiSs

 

[Old Plumber]

Rise AU, I deal with Ferrous Oxide (iron II) that is a + ion when dissolved in water, and can be removed with a water softener. Ferric Oxide (iron III) will damage a softner, and has to be removed using a filter.

 

[Old Plumber]

Here is a new family photo wearing chaps, for protection from my ineptness.

 

[Miller '72]

 

[dn4911]

Here is a new family photo wearing chaps, for protection from my ineptness.

What is the second one from top?

 

[Brian77]

I think I just liked the Octopus w/ trident logo too much.

That's a really cool one. What model is it?

 

[Brian77]

Very nice. I like

 

[t5brick]

That's a really cool one. What model is it?

It’s a Council Tool Velvicut camp axe. This specific one, with the octopus and green handle, was a PDW exclusive.

 

[Brian77]

It’s a Council Tool Velvicut camp axe. This specific one, with the octopus and green handle, was a PDW exclusive.

Thank you. I did not know that

 

[A.L.]

Gave my billnäs some workout yesterday

 

[dizturb3d]

cant figure out how to post a picture but if you click this link youll see.. this is my vintage warren sager axe 3 1/2lbs on 28” hickory, wedged with rosewood and brass pins.

https://imgur.com/a/PV1BeFz

 

[Backyard]

Made something for a birthday gift. It is made based on his personal requests.

This is how I purchased the bit on ebay

I took it to my angle grinder, belt sander and also forged out the eye to be more round. (The recipient wanted a round handle)

Made a handle by sandwiching with epoxy three pieces of the straightest grain hickory I could find inorder to get a blank wide enough for a fully round handle. Epoxied on a steel miss-strike protector and made a kydex cover

 

[Ernest DuBois]

Splitting.