Picked up a $2 axe awhile back at a garage sale. Cleaned all the rust off,sanded the handle,stained and boiled linseed oil,
paracord wrapped below the head to protect from misses. Can't beat a $2 axe haha.
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Picked up a $2 axe awhile back at a garage sale. Cleaned all the rust off,sanded the handle,stained and boiled linseed oil,
paracord wrapped below the head to protect from misses. Can't beat a $2 axe haha.
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Probably made from better materials than a new one as well.
Nicely done. Where's your maker's mark?
Nice work. I like the paracord wrap as cheap protection for the handle from misses when splitting wood. Will have to do that to some of my tools. Old axes, mauls, hammers and sledge hammers seem to seek me out for renewal. I must have 3 dozen or so in the tool rooms. The trick is finding good hardwood handles at a decent price.
Collins 3 1/2 lb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Hummer -try househandle.com seems to have good quality deals.
A good American made source, thanks. The China made crap in the big box stores is just that....Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
Looks like a handy tool for when the zombies come.
I refuse to cut firewood for zombies [ROFL2]Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Bring it by, let's brand that thing w/ laser
Bernie will see to it you do your part for the disadvantaged.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
I'll take it!
On the way [Coffee]
Nice work!!
from my understanding of the current legislature in place the paracord makes this an "assault" axe and must be registered.
Nice work!
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Probably can't cut more than 15 cords with it either !!!
Nice work. Great find for $2 too.
Do you all do custom dust covers?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey