jb-chainsaws
Pinnacle OPE Member

Well yeah, Wilhelm and the "Dragon Slayer" are legendary.*(snip)..."You have been keeping track haven't You?!"...(snip)*
Dear bryan2 , it's an addiction, do you have any Sagers, norland, there are more. Some people have collected, stamps, coins, paper money, guns, chainsaws, oil cans, cars, vintage ammunition , vintage medicine bottles, oh yea vintage colognes, and perfume. There is more, go to antiques show. Baby chairs, baby beds , old scales, old coke boxes, oh another coke bottles. Would buy a little 6.1/2 oz. coke and see name of the city furthest away or closest to you , on the name on the bottom of the little coke bottle, that's history trying to find those , much less your city, when your growing up in 50 ,60 ,70,.Axes are a hobby of mine. Let's see what ya got.
BLO is the final wood finish. Decided and applied. Waiting to dryNot an axe but still related. Spent the last two evenings trying to make an axe rack. This is the result. 48" tall and 48" wide. Tried to keep it simple. Used three 2x6" and two 2x4" all pieces are 8' to keep it simple and easy. About to put some BLO, stain or what ever I have on the shelf to the wood.
Thinking maybe 18 or 20 hanging head-up and handle down will fit on the top two 2x6" boards. Also want to use 1/2" or 5/8" wooden dowels(side in) on the two uppermost 2x6" (each side) to hang more axes handles, handle up w/ head down using para-cord to the handle heel, butt or bulb. 8 - 10 heads per upper-side of two upper most 2x6". ? Zig-Zag pattern for the dowels. Maybe? IDK? Suggestions or advise welcome.
There is a yard stick in each pic if you zoom in. View attachment 453354View attachment 453355