I use an axe to spit wood for fire place ect. That one is to pretty to give to gardner very cool kit
Fiskars Axe
-
Tinus lotz
- Moderator
- Posts: 7590
- Joined: 29 Aug 2010 13:07
- Full Name: Tinus lotz
- Nickname: Tinus lotz
- Home Town: Centurion
- Current 4x4: Nissan patrol 4.8 GRX 2005
Toyota 2.7 legend 35 LWB 4X4 - Home Language: Afrikaans
- Has thanked: 802 times
- Been thanked: 562 times
Re: Fiskars Axe
Had a look at those axes on u tube !!!!!!!very cool kit!!!!it eats wood but it was pine
I use an axe to spit wood for fire place ect. That one is to pretty to give to gardner very cool kit
I use an axe to spit wood for fire place ect. That one is to pretty to give to gardner very cool kit
-
Kagiso II
- Patrolman 1000+
- Posts: 3461
- Joined: 10 Jun 2009 16:58
- Full Name: Mac Mc Menamin
- Nickname: Oom Mac [Uncle Mac] [Uncle] [Oompie] Kagiso
- Home Town: BrentwoodPark, Benoni
- Current 4x4: 1982 Datsun Safari 2,8 aka LOBO; [1,300,000 Km verby !]
'99 PATROL 4,2 diesel.
2012 Jimny [SWAMBO se Kantoor-toe] - Home Language: AFRIKAANS
- Location: Benoni and wherever the Outreach takes me.
- Has thanked: 299 times
- Been thanked: 160 times
- Contact:
Re: Fiskars Axe
Tydens 1999 uitreik rondom Seronga het ek bikki tyd op hanne gehad -- na ek almal se mesee geslyp het, gryp ik toe maar die byl en slyp die .. toe 'k klaar was kon 'k skeer mer met hom [ek het hele uitreik span as getuies .. waarvan 3 predikante was ..
[MAW .. moenie se ek lieg nie
[MAW .. moenie se ek lieg nie
Don't bring God down to your level of faith ... bring your faith up to His level!
-
Chris Skinner
- Patrolman
- Posts: 852
- Joined: 26 Nov 2009 12:58
- Full Name: Chris Skinner
- Nickname: Chris
- Home Town: Centurion
- Current 4x4: Nissan Patrol 4,8 GRX 2005
- Home Language: English
- Has thanked: 10 times
- Been thanked: 53 times
Re: Fiskars Axe
Hi Heinrich
I bought the axe in Sweden - see PM I sent you.
Looks like very cool equipment - I see the blade is teflon coated and thus makes very efficient chopping as it slides into the wood with less drag!
Photo below.
I bought the axe in Sweden - see PM I sent you.
Looks like very cool equipment - I see the blade is teflon coated and thus makes very efficient chopping as it slides into the wood with less drag!
Photo below.
- Attachments
-
- Fiskars X25 and X7
- 2012-09-30 09.53.00.jpg (129.89 KiB) Viewed 2404 times
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest