Axes!

[gary112]

10 minutes ago, MattyF said:

Couple of brades 7lb axes I found ... put one in brick acid to get the deep pitted rust off and it came out a bit bright though.

Nice,good old axes?

[openspaceman]

28 minutes ago, gary112 said:

Nice,good old axes?

Yes and both worn differently, the first on the tip like it was chopping logs and hitting the ground occasionally and the other, ex WTC?,  on the opposite end. Could it have been mounted upside down at some time

Edited November 11, 2020 by openspaceman
On reflection 7lb probably larger than lumber jills would be issued with

[Marc Lewis]

Yes most likely because i don't require a splitting Axe! it's for Clearing branches off whacking wedge etc and not so clumsy as a felling axe!

Defo want it sharp then[emoji6]

[buffalo606]

On 11/11/2020 at 18:34, Stere said:

Woder whats the  idea of theese italian axes heads with such offset angle?

Being a Calabrian design - it's perhaps not designed for chopping up wood... 

[AngrySquirrel]

Well Axe is Top notch has a nice ring to it in use also it's 1600gram not 1250g that turned up!

Did ring them to offer difference but said it was his mistake so not to worry and did offer to exchange so great Customer service.

So give them a look if need chopping kit plus they do other things i can post them up if anyone likes? Rutland area.

[TorallySpice73]

I recommend taking a closer look at the Fiskars X series of axes

[lux]

I must be getting old,still using the old Elwel[emoji106]

That’s a felling axe by the look of it. Hefty though , do you use it for splitting

[gary112]

9 hours ago, lux said:

That’s a felling axe by the look of it. Hefty though , do you use it for splitting

Yeah use it for splitting,also when i,m hedging for easing down big pleachers