Hey Lads,
Since my last post, which seems to have attracted little interest, I have made a small table consisting of limbing axes and felling axes or simply two-handed forest axes.
The table contains the length of the cutting edge, the total length of the axe, its mass, its model name, its producer and in which year the model was forged or appeared in a catalogue.
The total length is measured from the neck at right angles to the edge.
The width of the blade is not measured from heel to toe, but at right angles to the neck.
You can give your values in the units of your choice, but preferably in millimetres and grams as this keeps the comparability and sortability and saves me a lot of conversion work.
I have already inserted two calculations, but I am planning to work on a few more:
- Kinetic energy (impact force)
-Kin E divided by the cutting edge length
I will include the axes that you have entered in the small table in the large table, as otherwise it will be quite a mishmash... (Some people don't check if the information load is too great. From my own experience)
Small Table where you can add your Axes, add as much info aso you like and mess around, i will keep it clean.
docs.google.com
Big table where i then add your Axes.
docs.google.com
On this table you can watch and comment, not edit.
Since my last post, which seems to have attracted little interest, I have made a small table consisting of limbing axes and felling axes or simply two-handed forest axes.
The table contains the length of the cutting edge, the total length of the axe, its mass, its model name, its producer and in which year the model was forged or appeared in a catalogue.
The total length is measured from the neck at right angles to the edge.
The width of the blade is not measured from heel to toe, but at right angles to the neck.
You can give your values in the units of your choice, but preferably in millimetres and grams as this keeps the comparability and sortability and saves me a lot of conversion work.
I have already inserted two calculations, but I am planning to work on a few more:
- Kinetic energy (impact force)
-Kin E divided by the cutting edge length
I will include the axes that you have entered in the small table in the large table, as otherwise it will be quite a mishmash... (Some people don't check if the information load is too great. From my own experience)
Small Table where you can add your Axes, add as much info aso you like and mess around, i will keep it clean.
AXES
Tabellenblatt1 EXAMPLE: Modell,Firma,E/Schneide,E in J oder N m,Schneide mm,Masse g,Länge mm,Jahr,Quelle Ardennen,Müller,4,444444444,400,90,2000,1986,<a href="https://www.yumpu.com/de/document/read/62790108/leonhard-muller-sohne-katalog-1986">https://www.yumpu.com/de/document/read/62790108/leon...
Big table where i then add your Axes.
Beile
Datenbank Angaben +-5 mm/+-50 g Modell,Firma,Jahr,Schneide mm,Masse g,E/Schneide,Länge mm,Impuls bei 15 m/s,E in J oder N m bei 15 m/s,Quelle Arbeitsaxt,Sachsenried (Oberbayern),800,155,850,0,62,180,12,75,95,625,Die Konstruktionsgrundlagen der Axt 1959, Dr.Gottfried Reissinger Fällaxt,Kelheim/D...
On this table you can watch and comment, not edit.