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My son James says where's the post of hatchet pictures
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Here's one I like a lot - pre-war German hatchet. Stamped 'Strong-Boy'. Scandi grind. It's a great 'stump axe' or carving axe. Made in Solingen.
'Stump axe' is a term used to describe a hatchet used for carving atop a stump. It's a convenient way to work.
'Stump axe' is a term used to describe a hatchet used for carving atop a stump. It's a convenient way to work.
Did you see the thread at the top with 40 pages of pictures?
I didn't either. So, what's up with this?
Sorry, I get it now. The top thread, when you initially open the site, has oodles of pictures.
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Here's one I like a lot - pre-war German hatchet. Stamped 'Strong-Boy'. Scandi grind. It's a great 'stump axe' or carving axe. Made in Solingen.
'Stump axe' is a term used to describe a hatchet used for carving atop a stump. It's a convenient way to work.
That is a great looking hatchet Square_peg. Quick question, your handle there is marked "Premium". Is there a story on those?
This isn't a hatchet (it's the handle on a Plumb Pulaski) but it looks to be the same/similar mark.
I kind of figured it was a replacement handle on mine.
Was just curious.