Old Axe "Blue Book"?

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Originally Posted by jimbuddy

Larry ............let's save this soul while we can.........

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Too late! I found this link ( http://househandle.com/ ) in another thread and with the new knowledge from "An Ax to Grind" I'm definitely dangerous. muhahahaha!

You are a goner now, only the worst of us have found house handle, me and the Geezer been over there a couple times!:58:

Every axe nut dreams of a endless supply of hafts and House is it, good luck!

BTW the is no AA for Axe nuts!

Larry

Before you know it you'll be a member of the axe mob. Hope you picked up that Plumb...A nice Plumb double bit is still a good deal for $20.

Tom

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Originally Posted by Double Ott

Before you know it you'll be a member of the axe mob. Hope you picked up that Plumb...A nice Plumb double bit is still a good deal for $20.

Tom

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Just so happens I was driving by the place again today and it followed me home. Soaking in Vinegar now. :44:
http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/...leBitFront.jpg

http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/...eBitBack-1.jpg

OJ
I think you might be hooked

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Originally Posted by Dragon63005

OJ
I think you might be hooked

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Yeah, I told the wife about the "Ax Mob" patch and what it meant and she laughed. She said I was a "Bush-Nerd" because only such a person would say "look I took this old ax and made it new again" and know others that thought it was a cool enough idea to make "colors" for the club. LOL

Heres what a almost new Plumb looks like, got it yard saleing, still has some of the sticker on the handle too.

Yours looks totally intacct, no root grubbing done with it.

Larry

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Originally Posted by Oregon Jim

Yeah, I told the wife about the "Ax Mob" patch and what it meant and she laughed. She said I was a "Bush-Nerd" because only such a person would say "look I took this old ax and made it new again" and know others that thought it was a cool enough idea to make "colors" for the club. LOL

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Nice find!

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Originally Posted by Double Ott

Many of the experienced loggers would rasp a flat edge on the end swell of the handle on either the thin or the thicker side of the bit (your choice). That way they could tell by a quick feel of the end of the handle which edge they were using without having to look at the head. A small flat on the end of the haft would not effect the handling of the haft at all.

Tom

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excellent info. thanks.