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| Adam |  Found single edgedOctober 10th, 2007 03:21 AM October 10, 2007 Found single edged I found that single edged (bit) axe I posted about. It's at my store, sold as a Craftsman Axe! It is just as gracefully curved and with the thin profile of the double-edged axes, both in a tree felling profile. The single bit axes, up to this year, have all been heavier pattern "limbing" pattern axes. The only draw back is it has a yellow plastic handle. But, for $24.99 it looks like a real good prospect for use. If the handle ever breaks I can... replace it with a wooden handle. You thought I was going to say return it, didn't you? :) It just needs a little "sharpening" though. I got my 2 inch Craftsman bench belt sander and two kinds of axe honing stones (round). The large diameter of the two honing stones, both Carborundum, has a fine grit side that is not matched by the newer (smaller) axe honing stones. |
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