No thang. I’m just happy to see it go to a good home!Thanks a million for this mate it is so AWESOME!
Geez sorry the postage ended up being so much, I was suprised to see it cost that, thank you very much I will treasure this pick keychain!
Anyone know what's fishy about my photo?
In his defense, some people call a guitar an axe.No axes!
In his defense, some people call a guitar an axe.
Mother of pearl inlays?Anyone know what's fishy about my photo?
I was born and raised in Kalamazoo, retired from a Kalamazoo company, and still live close but outside of the city. Excellent taste in guitars my friend.
I like the white rubber too. The 1lb. (1lb10oz total) Estwing will do but I’d like a bigger one.
Your pickpocket should arrive Monday!
Have you used rubber mallets to hang axes? Just wondering because some folks really like them and others don't.I'm trying to decide whether I should get a 2lb black rubber mallet which I can wrap a piece of cloth over to avoid black marks for $15nzd or a 3lb Thor white nylon hammer for $75nzd.. Another thing is the Thor has a face of 2 inches so need to be more accurate the typical rubber mallet has a larger face.
For some reason you can't buy 3lb rubber mallets in NZ or even 2lb white ones.
Wondering if I should pay top dollar for a good hammer dedicated to hanging axes.
Have you used rubber mallets to hang axes? Just wondering because some folks really like them and others don't.
I think it is a fair price actually, its like the Estwing of soft hammers. Thor dominates the high end soft hammer market. It is not exactly design for hanging axes but instead for trades where a super heaver yet ultra delicate blow is required. The faces are interchangeable as they wear out. Would be perfect for hanging axes I thought except the 2 inch face is slightly small requiring accuracy but that is nothing to difficult.Thats to much for a rubber hammer lord have mercy,only use them on old handles so as to not split the swell most of the time a big wooden mallet works the best.
I'm trying to decide whether I should get a 2lb black rubber mallet which I can wrap a piece of cloth over to avoid black marks for $15nzd or a 3lb Thor white nylon hammer for $75nzd.. Another thing is the Thor has a face of 2 inches so need to be more accurate the typical rubber mallet has a larger face.
For some reason you can't buy 3lb rubber mallets in NZ or even 2lb white ones.
Wondering if I should pay top dollar for a good hammer dedicated to hanging axes.
Thanks Agent Yes good to have a selection you are right. I have some hardwood close by I might grab a good sized piece and have a crack at carving a mallet myselfYou probably need more than one hammer
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The white ones don't leave marks that can't be removed, the black ones get abused. Bit of a consumable.
I prefer wooden mallets. You can "feel" what you are doing/moving.
You could also look for someone in New Zealand that makes wooden mallets from local hardwoods and share what you find.
Rj I'm based in Lansing (Go Green)
That sucks. There are none at all west of the Cascade Mountains. I don’t know why, too wet, too cold... idk but it’s not a problem here.