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    New Discovery program I think
    "Pimp my axe" ha!
    Brilliant!

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    hello,
    Very nice work of art
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    Quote Originally Posted by f0rm4t View Post
    New Discovery program I think
    "Pimp my axe" ha!
    Brilliant!

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    Thank's for the kind words fella's.
    PIMP MY BUSHCRAFT KIT/PIMP MY AXE LOL that's funny Paul.

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    Quote Originally Posted by butchthedog View Post
    Hi ALL, bought a cheap Bahco axe off FLEABAY £13.35 inc P+P. Looks wise I wasn't so keen on the shape of the head and the finish could be improved on so I set about modifying it a little This is the result:- Attachment 7500Attachment 7501Attachment 7502Attachment 7503Attachment 7504

    Cut head to shape using a hacksaw, then some gentle use of an angle grinder to clean up edges. Head was a touch rough so set about removing deep marks with a fine grade flap wheel on angle grinder and then by hand using finer grades of emery paper, ended up using polishing mops on bench grinder to get that mirror finish "there are some slight marks still visible, but it is a working tool". Rubbed down handle with fine sandpaper and used Danish oil to finish off. I quite like it myself, others might think I have ruined a perfectly good axe.
    lovely job now lets see how long you can keep it clean lol

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    I tell you what mate it looks good on the pictures but to see it this afternoon well all I can say is WOW and it is shiny I WANT IT LOL
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    wow! hard to believe its the same thing!!
    excellent job

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    nice work lad
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    nice work can't believe its the same thing

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    Thank's fella's, it's supprising what you get up to and what you can do when boredom sets in and you start to play eh.

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