These 2 Better Be Worth It

The Flint Edge I use is an old michigan single bit I bought at a dive for $3. It is old, imprint is ok, but man did it sharpen up nice, keeps a good edge, and has good balance on my modified maul handle I made for it. I really love it. Are they "special" ? I n the grand scheme probably not, there are a million of them out there - but I am just very loyal to mine, thats all.

And it doesn't like foreigners trying to inch in on it....... :)
 
ive tried all afternoon to post on this thread and it would not let me... i would type a couple paragraphs and it would say that my message was 'too short'. so i think operator hijacked the thread because he was ashamed to admit the he liked the GB axes...;)
now, im sure that this will go thru...
btw; it really would not work for me earlier... so im not going to type it all over again... maybe this will work...
 
Sorry, that in another topic.
Here Gransfors from my collection.
The forest is favorite axes,

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but I chose for carving S.Djarv, and only S.Djarv!

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wow man. those are sweet. thanks for the pics...
i have the forest axe, the splitting maul and the american felling axe with 32" straight handle...
the american felling axe may be my favorite axe... it is a nice working tool, thats for sure...! hell, they all are!:)
 
My lovely GB are american felling, big splitter (the photo below) and forest for cutting.
Splitting maul has the autograph of a blacksmith, I was at the factory GB this summer, so it's only for the collection :))
 
Turbo4x4 said:
Sorry, that in another topic.
Here Gransfors from my collection.
The forest is favorite axes,

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but I chose for carving S.Djarv, and only S.Djarv!

[IMG]http://s018.radikal.ru/i517/1201/3a/bbe93821f4b7.jpg
Click to expand...

Are these lefthanded? of did the photo get " flipped "? very nice, kinda like the bottom one.
 
No, photo are normal proportional.
Bottom axe- Little Viking Axe, positioned as carving woodworking catpenter- very good and universal axe
All axes are simmetrical grinding, only big (Norge timber) are righthanded.
 
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