Joshua States

Speaking from experience, an ice-climbing/mountaineering axe is nothing like a hatchet, and when i think "close combat axe" one of Alan's tomahawks comes to mind. There is the Shepard's axe, which is sort of a utilitarian tool used for hiking staff, mountaineering axe, and general self defense weapon and sheep smacking implement. J A Loose is making a few of these as of late. Not a full tang design though

I have a septic system. If there's fish in there, I don't wanna know about it.

For disposal, can we just flush this stuff down the toilet?

Impressive.

I've been following a couple of these projects. Some very cool ideas. I like this one Matt, nice work.

Very nice work Alan. Always a pleasure to watch this happen.

Impressive work.

That's just cool

For some strange reason, I just got the idea to redo the "Four Yorkshiremen" sketch as "Four Archeologists".

Lost socks transform into Tupperware containers with no lids.

+1

We say "You can't fix stupid, but duct tape makes it quieter"

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but that is another good looking axe sir. For reference, These guys make a lot of different axes. The Robin Wood line is around what you are looking for. If she gets into making bowls or dugout canoes....the Gutter adze is useful. Northmen Guild

Nice one!

For some reason I cannot see the photo. The link takes me to an error message