Nice heavy double bit for me. Splitting maul works, but it wears me out quicker.
depends on what I'm splitting, I was using a hatchet the other day to split 2 inch chunks of Applewood for the smoker, straight grain woods up to 12 inches or so i use a 3lb axe or anything bigger or nasty grain goes in the hydraulic splitter
I wish I had more vintage hatchet or axe heads, it's very therapeutic for me fixing up and rehandling those old ones, I spend a lot of time working on the axe handle until I like the way the axe handle feels in my hands, and I spend quite a bit of time making the axe head fit the axe handle well so it doesn't move. I have 3 axes now, one more waiting to be rehandled, and I want another hatchet head cause I love the hatchet i did so much. I want to buy a 26 inch hults bruk 1.5lb fellers axe, I dont have any medium sized ones
Same here. I was hoping I would find some more at the flea market last weekend, but they were all overpriced for me, plus I was pretty happy after I found the saws. It is nothing for me to spend an afternoon working on a handle. Here was my latest (sorry if I've shown it before, I can't remember). This one has quite a few stories behind it, from the head breaking years ago, to the wood being from the first tree I removed. It's oak, and yes I know about the knots in it. It's a wall hanger anyway as I don't really trust the head. Despite that, it has a superb feel, and the octoganal handle design will be replicated again because it feels so nice.
Yea it does! I gummed up the other one with pine pitch and put that one on there and decided it would stay, it looks good and functions fantastic
The Lapua costs too much to shoot a lot. If I owned a Chey Tec I would have an electric Remington chainsaw for my only saw.
Homelite generator in the corner?Any antique car collectors? Found this today...
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