snwbrdr202
Gold Member
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2009
- Messages
- 4,182
Hey fellas, as you probably know from Jaxx's post...we had a massive storm here in PA a few days back. Insane winds, downpours, and even tornado touch downs which rarely happens. I am maintaining a beautiful property for some folks who are in Spain at the moment, and they had some serious damage done to their gardens! This was the perfect opportunity to try out my favorite chopper...the FFBM. I just recently aquired a new FFBM from my friend BabyFace and it was everything I remembered (used to have one...sold it
). There is no doubt in my mind that this is and always will be my favorite chopper.
When I was younger, my old man and I used to do a lot of wood projects together. He used to say "don't smash the nail, let the hammer do the work for you!" This is exactly the case with the FFBM; just a beautiful piece of thick high quality steel. The FFBM was the reason I got hooked in to this INFI addiction. I chopped through every tree which I did not use the chainsaw for, and the knife is still sharp as hell. I threw in here a few pictures to show the extent of the damage, and the work I was able to accomplish with my chainsaw and the FFBM. I am not a bloody photographer, but I wanted to express my appreciation for the FFBM. A hard use tool for hard jobs...nough said. Have a safe and happy summer everyone.
). There is no doubt in my mind that this is and always will be my favorite chopper.When I was younger, my old man and I used to do a lot of wood projects together. He used to say "don't smash the nail, let the hammer do the work for you!" This is exactly the case with the FFBM; just a beautiful piece of thick high quality steel. The FFBM was the reason I got hooked in to this INFI addiction. I chopped through every tree which I did not use the chainsaw for, and the knife is still sharp as hell. I threw in here a few pictures to show the extent of the damage, and the work I was able to accomplish with my chainsaw and the FFBM. I am not a bloody photographer, but I wanted to express my appreciation for the FFBM. A hard use tool for hard jobs...nough said. Have a safe and happy summer everyone.
Last edited:
Nice pix, man!
...That wind speed (+/-) would approximately equate it to a low-end Cat. 1 hurricane (minimum sustained winds = 75mph) and a low-end F1 Tornado (minimum sustained winds = 73 mph)!!
