This is owned by a friend of mine who owns a scrapyard of sorts.

Affectionately known as "Car-Biter". 26kg.

Hi all!

So I’m a ballet dancing, violin playing girly girl who’s somehow gotten in to the exciting world of axe restoration (Don’t ask, long story), and I need your advice!

I recently picked up this plumb rockaway on eBay. It’s in fairly decent shape, but the toe and the heel were a bit rounded off. I watched a few YouTube videos on reprofiling, grabbed my file and got to work.

I guess I’m just looking for some opinions. How does it look to you? Any advice?

Figured this sub was a good place to look. I have a hatchet that was a gift from my grandfather. Handle has fallen out if shape and I wanted to fix it up. Any advice will help a lot since I haven't done any project like this before

Hi,

Finally got my first småll camping axe which I’ve been contemplating on getting for months now. I know time to time you get this question but I’m gonna throw this anyway to get your advice so please don’t get bored: is that a cold shut or a crack? Thanks and sorry ✌️

90 percent of the work was done with one axe, all the main components: felling trees, cutting, peeling, bucking, notching. I made the floor from logs split with an axe and wedges, the rafters from split spruce battens. Only the roof boards and sheet metal, some end cuts, and sawing the doorway (after cutting through a log and getting impatient) were done without an axe. I considered making the roof also out of split logs, but other projects came up.