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Outdoor Section => The Axe Hole => Topic started by: Brock O Lee on March 28, 2016, 01:01:04 PM
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Forum noob here, trying out the "merit badge functionality" :salute: :)
I've used this Gransfors Bruks small splitting axe for about 3 seasons, mostly to process wood for the small Morso during winter.
It is excellent, especially for splitting our local knotty Hardwoods (with a captical H), like bluegum/eucalyptus etc.
It is big enough to split bigger sections (and small enough for kindling). These were already split in 2 or 3.
(http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg548/hansjkruger/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-06-08154941_zps24bc67d7.png)
For scale:
(http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg548/hansjkruger/Mobile%20Uploads/20140608_154236_zps517a5d02.jpg)
GB Compared to a cheap hardware store axe. I much prefer the GB, it is as capable in terms of splitting capacity as the much larger and heavier (1800g) Grip axe, but much less tiring.
(http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg548/hansjkruger/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-06-08164208_zps80fc8998.png)
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Welcome to the boards Brock and congrats on your first badge. :cheers:
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Nice looking Axe :tu:
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Welcome to the boards Brock and congrats on your first badge. :cheers:
What he said :salute:
:cheers:
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Welcome!
GB makes fantastic axes :tu:
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Welcome to the boards Brock and congrats on your first badge. :cheers:
What he said :salute:
:cheers:
+1 to that :tu:
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Great pics BTW what is the big fixed blade in the pic you used for scale :think: I like it :D Also the saw brand :think: :tu:
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Great pics BTW what is the big fixed blade in the pic you used for scale :think: I like it :D Also the saw brand :think: :tu:
The fixed blade is a Koster MUCK. 6 inches of 3V @ RC 60, SpecOps sheath.
(http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg548/hansjkruger/Koster%20MUCK/20140701_074644_zpsfce6fc6d.jpg)
(http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg548/hansjkruger/Koster%20MUCK/DSC_0027-small_zps2m33uhns.jpg)
(http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg548/hansjkruger/Koster%20MUCK/20150324_071236-small_zps5sw1dsa4.jpg)
The saw is a Silky Pockeyboy 170.
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All of those blades you have look lovely :o :D :tu:
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Thanks Poncho ! :tu: