Cegga?

[euroross]

Just picked up a used hatchet here on the forums, and was wanting to know a little more about the man, and his work. I know he use to come around here(maybe still does) but he doesnt post often has not returned my PM's. I contacted him along time ago about his work and he shot me over a link to some photo's, but that link doesnt work any more. What do you guys know? The axe I got looks and feels awesome. Here is a link to the thread were I got it. Thanks.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/937619-ray-laconico-dfarmer-rhclarck-cegga-axe

 

[JayGoliath]

Ross,

Here's a good vid of what your axe could do:
[video=youtube;b8t3f1EMA84]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8t3f1EMA84[/video]

http://woodtrekker.blogspot.com/2011/05/brief-look-at-cegga-custom-hatchet.html

He used to be active in Britishblades, bushcraftuk and knifeforums.
It was VERY difficult to contact him which i later get to know from him he lost all his mails and contacts to a computer virus.
Immediately i contacted him again and believe me, PERSISTENCE is the key.

When i saw this i had to get on one:

He made a Nessmuk axe for Fiddleback:

I decided to get his famous British Red model (the name came from a British axe enthusiast) in black forged finish.

He had a satin finish sold to another keen buyer.

Here's an intro to BR's article on axe:
http://www.orionn49.com/choosing_an_axe.htm

Your axe might come from this batch:

 

[euroross]

You have been a wealth of knowledge, thank you. Do you have some contact info you can send me?