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I was inspired by Lin Rhea's work and decided to give it a whirl myself. I was also lucky enough to make it down to Little Rock to see how he does it. I've only made a couple, but I figure it out a bit more each time. This one is mild steel with a 5160 bit and has a curly maple handle. Now I just need to get back out in the woods and chop on some stuff.
Very nice Allan. They are fun to make and fun to use. Thanks for sharing it here.
Chris
beautiful axe there!
Nice!
man I love that!!!
See? I told ya!
That really looks nice!
Thanks for the kind words guys. And Lin, Thanks for taking the time to show me how you do it.
I'm really liking that Maple....what did you do for a finish on it? The whole package looks great.
Jeremy
Magic Maple for the stain followed by Formby's.
Nice all the way around! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Excellent axe Allen!
You are a quick learner, and Lin is a great teacher. Handsome axe, that one!
Allan
Man I love swinging axes! That axe is fine. Great Job!