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I'm glad to see some more fans of the puck sharpener it's my favorite for axes, hatchets and even machetes
 
Posted a reply to your blog. After looking at pics I'm now unsure of what side the bevel is on that broad axe. At first glance it looks to be a lefty but now I'm thinking that might be a trick of the camera. What side was it on?
 
I think the bevel was right, bu I think the setup was wrong. A.) I had no safety gear (i.e. high cut steel toe boots with good tread), beyond that, the log was too high. I could've been using the wrong axe, but I really don't think so. Overall, it just wasn't set up for me or safely.
 
the sharpened axe said:
Today on the Axe, budget bushcraft ideas, including DIY knife handles, by The Wandering Thinker.
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Good stuff. :thumbup: Just a note. Don't know if there's a way to split the main page up a bit, but it kills my browser with a few tabs open.
 
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