Huh, that brings to mind G.E.M. Skues Mr. Theodore Castwell. Mr. Theodore Castwell - Sporting Classics Daily
And a daily turd-in-a-bun??? Gimme oblivion
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And a daily turd-in-a-bun??? Gimme oblivion
Well. It's all settled...
Me an a nice bottle and a half of well chilled verdiccio discussed it in exhaustive detail last night after a pleasant meal of garlic and chilli fried prawns. We were both reasonable but in the end we both knew that the other was right and agreed to disagree. However. The slippery b*gger waited till I was watching some music on youtube then he went online and ordered a forest aby axe and a splitter by Hultafors.
The cheek.
It was almost inevitable.
Almost ...
I'll post some pics when they arrive.
*Sigh
I can't believe he went behind my back!
Me an a nice bottle and a half of well chilled verdiccio discussed it in exhaustive detail last night after a pleasant meal of garlic and chilli fried prawns. We were both reasonable but in the end we both knew that the other was right and agreed to disagree. However. The slippery b*gger waited till I was watching some music on youtube then he went online and ordered a forest aby axe and a splitter by Hultafors.
The cheek.
It was almost inevitable.
Almost ...
I'll post some pics when they arrive.
*Sigh
I can't believe he went behind my back!
pe2dave
Established Member
Chuckles.Well. It's all settled...
Me an a nice bottle and a half of well chilled verdiccio discussed it in exhaustive detail last night after a pleasant meal of garlic and chilli fried prawns. We were both reasonable but in the end we both knew that the other was right and agreed to disagree. However. The slippery b*gger waited till I was watching some music on youtube then he went online and ordered a forest aby axe and a splitter by Hultafors.
The cheek.
It was almost inevitable.
*Sigh
I can't believe he went behind my back!
I follow your logic. Odd how many 'nice to have' items are bought late in the day in the company of a bottle of wine....
I'm as interested in your sharpening sequence.
I bought a tiny axe (aid with tree root removal) and brought it up nicely with a random orbital sander fastened in the vice.
Adam W.
A Major Clanger
You'll be happy with the Hultafors stuff, it's well made.
Incoming! Take cover! The "S" word has been launched
pe2dave
Established Member
Doh, rich be....rs Axes don't need posh stuffNipping it in the bud before anyone mentions stages of the moon or unicorn blood I'm keeping my sorby proedge and my diamond laps.
;-)
