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This is a voice from by-gone days, if I don't mistake it. I am back and forth these days, eventually to plant myself, yes in Colorado where the...
Today I've taken a handle from House company, a first since my normal supply of self harvested and processed handle material is unfortunately...
I don't know the history only the direct translation, Of Wood. It's enough for me.
Go ahead and remove the ones without turkeys thanks. All kinds of examples of what you describe of abandoned structures here near and far. I think...
Your pictures drew me to the hosting server and I just bumbled around from there only intending to hoist up the turkeys which are in full ritual...
Sign of the time[IMG]
Wetterling has been clearing their old unused axes for more than a year in Sweden so maybe it was inevitable they would hit the international...
You're making really good photos, and that is a talent in this landscape. I'm now in expectation of getting back into Grand Mesa soon as the snow...
That's funny, I was at Colorado Monument on Tuesday hiking Ute Canyon, you know it, the trail that drops straight down the canyon wall? Don't go...
Yesterday I got to run a few old axes through my hands at the shop in Delta. Very impressed with the feel of these slimm handles they have on them.
We can tell a fair bit about use of a lath axe from its tracks left behind. The different cuts: straight perpendicular to cut length, rarely...
Yes, just today removing lath I uncovered the very spot on the underlying log wall where the lath got cut, identifiable by bit marks.
It's hard to say. I can imagine a technique for putting up lath like that but it's impossible to say how any one length was handled from the time...
I notice all the lath I'm removing today is cut to length with a very fine bladed single beveled lathing hatchet[IMG].
It's a kind of felling axe.
If I'm right about it being a component of a larger axe, then it'd likely be a cooper's axe.
this is kind of brilliant thinking A and leads me to the thought that this is a component to a compound construction. I bet it is the core of a...
Bernard, identify the region, I'm familiar with the area just not the name of it, and search for axes of that place. French axes have definite...
even more people, who should know better have made this mistake, (and I don't include among them the one from the video whose background is USA...
what this means is no more paint removal and scraping, just a vigorous brushing and re-coating. Not an insignificant saving on labor. The paint...
