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gransfors bruks any good
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Nice collection of Gransfors Bruks Cutting Tool's Jeff, I dont have one yet but I'm gonna start off with a Small Forest Axe, I still like the Idea and design of the Hunters Axe and use It for It's Intended use Skinning and Fur finishing work, Thank's for sharing the picture,
Um, carrot, I guess you can paypal me the $70 that seemingly insignificant slip of the proverbial lips cost me.
I was looking at one of those sort of locally for close to $150. I think I like this deal better. Thanks.
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Nice set but waaayyyy too clean!
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They really do get used. I just gave them a hand rubbed 400 grit clean-up and light oil coating for the photo op.
Jeff
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I don't think any of them do anymore. Even the ones on the GB web site no longer have that stamp above their name.
http://www.gransfors.com/htm_eng/index.html
I just got the item that this thread forced me to purchase! It came in the mail today. I am working on a review, but haven't finished yet. I will post it in a new thread when finished. Here is a family pic of my more interesting axes. There are others, but...meh.
The green one is a Hultafors Bruks? I picked up at a surplus store for $7. It had been spray painted green, but was in excellent shape.