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This axe was my second attempt and is made from English Elm. It has a fossil shell as a handle end design.
The shield is Medium Density Fibreboard painted with acrylic paints.
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HorizontalMike
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#1 posted 798 days ago
I really like the way your axe handle flows. Well done!
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Chris P.
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#2 posted 798 days ago
Neat!
EPJartisan
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#3 posted 794 days ago
Awesome carving on the handle. I will have to try that. :) Is the axe head solid wood as well? Great painting as well.
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Andrew Boyce
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#4 posted 794 days ago
Many thanks…., the head is a real steel one that the handle had long since rotted away from. I initially polished it up but it didnt seem to go with the look of the shield so I painted it with acrylic paints on a sponge.
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mtnwild
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#5 posted 785 days ago
I love these handles! Great job on this and all your work…...............................
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Bertha
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#6 posted 785 days ago
This is some serious stuff. Really fantastic work.
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