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Picked up an old felling axe at a local car boot sale, paid £6 for it.
Its a 4 1/2 pounder but no brand, pretty rusty.
Cleaned up amazingly however, I mostly used wire brushes with a brief hit with a sander.
Started putting an edge on it, previously it was a very wonky blade, bits of it were several mm out of alignment so, it too a while with my stones.
Fairly happy with the result though, it was my first time sharpening an axe or freehand sharpening, there are improvements which could be made, but I figure it will be fine for trees.
then decided I didn't want the edge to get knocked so started making a cover for it.
All in, pretty happy with this axe considering the total cost of £6 + time & stuff I had lying about. It may need a new handle, the existing one is pretty old. I sanded it mildly and re-oiled it but it was pretty dry so it's probably not going to last too long in use.
DaFuqisnull
Nice it's bad axe!
kajgod365
Good job. If you give your axe a few hours bath, handle will serve you much longer.
Badwolf09
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cryborg
Nice photography too!
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phantomgallery
always upvote other tool guys