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making an ash axe handle


chris hennelly
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Cut to whatever length is desired and "cleave" or split to desired section. Not saw.

Seal ends and season.

I prefer to use saplings, even if growing from a stump, of approx the right size. Season with the bark on for a few years, and use as necessary.

Reshafted a spade recently, not broke it yet.

Not yet rehelved an Axe, mostly hammers, sledges and stuff.

But quite often re-use discarded broken long-tail shovel shafts for these duties.

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