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I was wrong about this craftsman. I originally thought it was an overlaid bit. But when it arrived in the mail it appeared not to be. But i stand corrected and was right in the first place. It does have an overlaid bit. You have to look carefully but if you follow the slight imperfection you can see the point where the two steels meet.
Had a pretty badly worn toe and while i didn't completely get it fixed i filed a lot of steel off this thing. As it arrived;
After lots of work.
This isn't a burr or a wire edge it's skin from me constantly feeling how sharp it is. Haha.
I mistakenly thought when i saw a craftsman with an f5 or f4 stamp i was looking at a more modern, mono steel axe. This has an f5 stamp. Anyone know how old this axe could be? Strikes me as being an older one especially with the overlaid bit. Thanks for looking!
Had a pretty badly worn toe and while i didn't completely get it fixed i filed a lot of steel off this thing. As it arrived;
After lots of work.
This isn't a burr or a wire edge it's skin from me constantly feeling how sharp it is. Haha.
I mistakenly thought when i saw a craftsman with an f5 or f4 stamp i was looking at a more modern, mono steel axe. This has an f5 stamp. Anyone know how old this axe could be? Strikes me as being an older one especially with the overlaid bit. Thanks for looking!