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Damn. That's awesome.
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Damn. That's awesome.
I've definitely got a weakness for carpenter's axes.
They're perfect for use as a 'stump axe' as Trailmaker is using his.
It looks awfully dry out there, Trailmaker. Are you close to any of the forest fires?
Yes selway backcountry tagHey, Moosecreek....is your RS in hunting unit 17?
Matt, Looks like you all had a great time at camp. Appears that there was some show and tell between friends. Great looking axes. Thanks for sharing your pictures.
Wow! I'm envious of both of you. Great pics a stories.
I'm headed out on the trail tomorrow for a few days with just the Tommy Axe. I'll try to get a few pictures.
What are those twig trolls? I'm out of the loop on those.
Thanks, Tom. Actually this trip was just my brother and I. He brought that nice looking Kentucky pattern that I gave him for Christmas. I brought all the rest of the axes....he gave me a bunch of crap about how many I brought...like I care!I'm headed out on the trail tomorrow for a few days with just the Tommy Axe. I'll try to get a few pictures.
Right on. I hope you "try" real hard to bring some pics back!!!
Part of the reason I wanted to post the pics of chopping some small camp fire logs like this was because I frequently hear people saying how pocket saws and bow saws are more efficient than axes. Well, I tend to disagree. Chopping up 4-8" caliper dry pine with that cruiser only takes a few swings and maybe 20-30 seconds per piece. Much faster than any breakfast powered saw I've ever used. Not to mention that an axe is exponentially more versatile than a saw. That's right, I'm totally biased. The axe is king.