I suggested in the past that Basque style heads were what I believe to be the efficient axe however I didn’t take into account several factors, apparently. I’ve heard that the straight bit version performs really well. The reason why may surface in your investigation. Lane this is riveting content. Home run bud :)
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The “I’ll be your huckleberry” made me laugh out loud. 😂
I think the plainness of the Maine pattern is beautiful.
Agreed.
I suggested in the past that Basque style heads were what I believe to be the efficient axe however I didn’t take into account several factors, apparently. I’ve heard that the straight bit version performs really well. The reason why may surface in your investigation. Lane this is riveting content. Home run bud :)
Well, we're learning as we go, man! First I got to build the thing.
I heard that the flatter bits were better for chopping softer green wood and curved bits were better in hard woods.
Maybe Cook was trying to draw a Connie with that wider bit?
Really enjoying your channel. Please try to sneak a “Danger Zone” drop into this series.
I think Cook would have been having none of the danger zone lol
Got an old Helko made Bahco 2 1/4lb that's very much like a wedge with a bit of a beard but has those kind of dimensions.
You commandeered my tombstone reference? For shame!
THE WORLD NEEDS MORE HUCKLEBERRIES.