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    Thanks Dave, I'll stick to your knowledge through experience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon Mac View Post
    Have a look here...http://spooncarvingfirststeps.blogsp...cut-out-2.html If you need any more info then please give me a pm or E mail...J
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    Whilst out camping this weekend I finally got round to starting a new handle for this Axe I'll post some pics/video when I get a chance. It's a fairly simple handle (based around the GB Wildlife hatchet size/shape), not finished yet but most of the shape done etc. Just needs whittling down & finishing.
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    Can't wait to see it
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    A friend of mine rehandles and referbs axes "Hedgehog" on Bushcraft living ive got one an old Kent pattern 1lb he did for me its absolutely beautiful and uses better than and other axe ive used, ill get some pictures up ...
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    heres a few pics of my axe..




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    Well, once again I would like to thank WoodTroll (Tom) for the Axe head he gifted me, you can see it with the broken handle in my first post.

    I've finally remembered to take photos of it now re-handled!

    It was a fun project, made the handle out of Ash and two Oak pegs in the top. I've kept the barbed metal ring from the original head ready to put in my Oak wedges if it needs it, but it hasn't yet, so here's some pics:

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    Thanks for the advice folks.
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    Good job there Ashley. Been wondering about making a new handle for my little hatchet. But that will be a project for rainy autumn days :-)
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    Great job Ash
    I have a couple that Im gonna rehandle when I get round to it

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    Looks great mate. Love the used quality of the head itself. I'm always getting slated for having a rusty/blemished/tarnished/grotty looking axe
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