Axe and Saw PICS!
Lets see those pretty maids all in a row!!!
Left to right, My double bit I found and redid, Estwing Hudson Bay style, Plumb boys axe, a Gerber with a poly handle, and a Wetterlings hatchet.
Top to bottom, a Sven saw, an Allen cheapy, a Gerber that slides inside the handle, and a wire saw.
Don't have allot of axes, but here's my choppers
Nice collection! I like the double bit- what brand is it ?
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It isn't marked. I found it in the basement of a house I rented in Spokane.Originally Posted by GreyOne
not to many
here are some that im working on in my free/thinking time, some big some small different shapes ,have 2 double bit, pics soon
"Can I get some coffee?" - KS
"Not what we have But what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance." Epicurus
Axe Mob-"Big brother" fatwood'er
Here ye go then
Choppers
Top Martindale British Army Machette
Axes L to R, Cheapie B&Q (Home Depot) axe, Gransfors Mini Hatchet, Gransfors Small Forest Axe
Saws
Home made buck saw, 24" blade
Two NW Woodsman Buck Saws
The bottom one i have modified, per my post in reviews http://www.bushcraftusa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1313 to make it imo more user friendly, ive since heard back from Eric and he is going to incorporate some of my mod's on his saws.
Bacho Laplander, small saw on my SAK, i use this all the time, especially when carving spoons and the like, Duluth Bob Dustrude folding buck saw, this thing is the dogs danglies.
These days though i just carry a 24" peg tooth blade and my Laplander with me and make a buck saw/ bow saw when im in the woods, far less to carry and pack, and tbh, they do the job just as well.
I use a saw more and more these days, im not felling big trees, nor cutting up massive rounds of timber for the fire, biggest is probably 6-8" diameter, if i want to hammer tent pegs or the like, i can make a mallet from a round of wood by cutting round the entire circumference of a log then splitting it down to make the handle, 9 times out of ten though, i'll just pick up a small log and use that for a hammer.
Short video of the bushie bow saw pictured above cutting well seasoned sweet chestnut of approx 4" diameter.
YouTube - Bushie Bow Saw
Last edited by Rubarb; 03-10-2009 at 04:09 AM.
More blade ####, eh? I'm down. Bown-chicka-wow-wow...
Top knife: YP leuku
Bottom knife: Roselli leuku
Top axe: Bilnäs refurbished
Middle axe: Wetterlings LHA
Bottom axe: Generic refurbished
Left saw: Fiskars 10"
Right saw: Opinel 5"
Bottom saw: Stanley 12"
Good Gosh Gaga! Do you have an axe fetish? ohh this is my Axe
Just kidding I dont have a pic of my real one but its a Cold Steel trail hawk.
just a hobby,LOL MGM, i just like to grind and fix them up,and for 5-7$ a piece including shipping cost...basically the handle is more expensive 8-12$ some are for me, some for my uncles, some for sale to my uncles friends
http://www.househandle.com/ in Missouri
"Can I get some coffee?" - KS
"Not what we have But what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance." Epicurus
Axe Mob-"Big brother" fatwood'er
I think you may have more of a problem than you like to admit Gaga, a few key words in your last statement give you away. For example:
grind, handle, expensive, the whole thing about some for your uncles (sick), feel good.
As yoiu can see you may need help, lol.
In any case I posted mine in knife ####, old garage sale axe, and my cold steele riflemans hawk.
Hang in there Gaga we're there for ya.
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