What did you rehang today?

Square_peg said:
Thanks, 300. She'll use it.
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I never doubted that, or you'd never have gone to all that trouble and given it to her in the first place! Nor do I doubt what I figure might happen next, either. Men don't have exclusivity in a reverence of beautiful-working tools!
 
I cleaned and sharpened a Stanley Sweetheart Foursquare boy's head and matched it with a very nice 24" ash handle. Poplar wedge.

 
That is pretty wild JB.

Only seen pictures of them. That would be a pretty collectible sort of axe I imagine :thumbup:

I found an unevenly worn swamping pattern lol.
 
Beautiful. You can see the remnant of a full banana grind on that axe. There's no way I could resist sharpening it and taking a few whacks with it.
 
garry3 said:
Love those handmade Oakland axes. Good looking handle is hat from a local maker?
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A shop that I hit once in a while stocks these. Lots of different sizes, usually ash made by someone in Nova Scotia. They only charge $10 so I grabbed 6-8 of them last time.
 
its the other way around for at least a few of us square,you guys got pugets, rafters, all those things, me personally am sick of jerseys all over the place. anyways, virginia is for (kelly) lovers
 
Emerson & Stevens Mfg co axe i bought for the handle. Came out pretty nice. Kentucky pattern I think.

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nice find, good pile you got goin. if im not mistaken i see a great lookin plum it the background.
 
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I had a SB head with the exact shape and geometry as that Dunn head, was pitted beyond showing a mark but I like to think it may have been a Dunn
 
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