Good stuff mate. It's the only axe I've ever had that I didn't feel the need to sharpen either. Do you like it?
Thank goodness for that. If you couldn't have your head turned by a GB then all hope was lost.
but as a stand in for a big knife it feels great.
Quote from: Gareth UK on March 11, 2009, 04:55:48 PMbut as a stand in for a big knife it feels great.See that's what I'm looking for , as the days of me being able to use a Kukri are pretty much over on these shores
Quote from: Micky d on March 11, 2009, 04:59:46 PMQuote from: Gareth UK on March 11, 2009, 04:55:48 PMbut as a stand in for a big knife it feels great.See that's what I'm looking for , as the days of me being able to use a Kukri are pretty much over on these shores I see what you mean. The smallest I have is that Wetterlings Mini I got not long after you did. IIRC I got the even smaller one than you did. You will see it at the meet-up. Small as it is the GB mini is much more compact.
My Dad is a retired tree feller, he started out in the days when chain saws were still rare. I remember him saying that felling axes were sharp enough to shave hairs from your arm. Next time I see him I'll ask how they used to sharpen them.