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Vintage Axes and Garden Equipment

By spudulike,
January 25 in Woodcraft Forum

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Looks nice, what wood did you use for the handle?

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I was asked to show some pics of what I am currently messing about with in the workshop on another thread so rather than de-railing it, I have started another thread to honour the great Industry that

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January 25

But here is that group finished plus a few others added in

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Here's a bit of a derail but still within the bounds of the thread I think. So I went to a water powered forge mill at the weekend. They used to make farming and other metal tools, including bill

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It was an old slasher handle, so probably ash.

I re shaped it on the lathe and bored it for the tang.

I have another one I used the stock from my FiL old shot gun!

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