SHOW ME YOUR AXES

[leadfarmer]

Cool. A hatchet? Looks like a full fledged Ax from the pic. LOL

Just can't see the whole thing

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[Wilhelm]

Or you could just send us each one [emoji38]

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Brilliant idea

I can't find one exactly like mine, otherwise I'd already have a couple spares and a few sent over the pond!

But if You like one of those pictured in one of my previous posts I'll go and see what they cost - my best guess is that shipping will cost more than any of those.
Shipping cost for a package under 2Kg of weight is "reasonable", once the 2Kg limit is reached and exceeded it gets quite pricey and a full customs declaration is required.

 

[Wilhelm]

@RI Chevy , wire wheel treatment on the stamp of my ax.




I have no clue as to the meaning of the marking.

 

[RI Chevy]

Really cool. TY sir. [emoji106]

 

[TheJonsberg]

@RI Chevy , wire wheel treatment on the stamp of my ax.

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I have no clue as to the meaning of the marking.

Possible an early BBRS ?

 

[ajschainsaws]

Yep they sure do

Lookie what my buddy told me to come up an get . Not perfect but a good start.

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That’s a good looking head

 

[ajschainsaws]

I can't find one exactly like mine, otherwise I'd already have a couple spares and a few sent over the pond!

But if You like one of those pictured in one of my previous posts I'll go and see what they cost - my best guess is that shipping will cost more than any of those.
Shipping cost for a package under 2Kg of weight is "reasonable", once the 2Kg limit is reached and exceeded it gets quite pricey and a full customs declaration is required.

@Wilhelm what ever you can sort out that style looks good

 

[ajschainsaws]

Any new axes on the block

 

[jakethesnake]

LOL. I have them saved. Just in case I run across a blacksmith. I'll have one made up.

@RI Chevy , wire wheel treatment on the stamp of my ax.

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I have no clue as to the meaning of the marking.

That stamp refers to the beheading of the great dragon I want one too Chevy if you ever find a smith. I don’t know any around my area

 

[Wilhelm]

Snapped these two days ago.



I know that the tip of the blade is dull, it gets dull from hitting the dirt when I split rounds directly on the ground.
It doesn't greatly affect overall splitting performance.

 

[RI Chevy]

That looks like one strong splitting ax! [emoji106]

 

[Wilhelm]

That looks like one strong splitting ax! [emoji106]

It is!

I didn't forget about pictures with a ruler, just didn't have the time.
Maybe during this Easter weekend.

 

[RI Chevy]

No worries, no hurry. I just love looking at all these nice axes in this thread. How different they are from USA to Europe. [emoji106]

 

[Wilhelm]

True regarding the different styles, very interesting.

As far as I can tell US axes are mostly quite narrow, but feature large blades.
To me the double bits look unreal, but they make sense as the two blades double the time between sharpening.

 

[ajschainsaws]

No worries, no hurry. I just love looking at all these nice axes in this thread. How different they are from USA to Europe. [emoji106]

Same here it’s eye opener too see all these different styles weights companies making axes keep um coming chaps

 

[ajschainsaws]

True regarding the different styles, very interesting.

As far as I can tell US axes are mostly quite narrow, but feature large blades.
To me the double bits look unreal, but they make sense as the two blades double the time between sharpening.

Spot on yeah agree totally

 

[ajschainsaws]

It is!

I didn't forget about pictures with a ruler, just didn't have the time.
Maybe during this Easter weekend.

Look forward to this

 

[ajschainsaws]

anyone wanna,see some axe heads

 

[RI Chevy]

opcorn:

 

[leadfarmer]

Waiting......

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