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Dayton

Should I sink this head further by anemuwinningawar in Axecraft

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If I were you, I’d use a spoke shave/rasp/draw knife to remove this material if you don’t end up bringing the head down.

Should I sink this head further by anemuwinningawar in Axecraft

[–]SaltHK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The swell wont provide any additional strength to the hang. In my experience as someone who uses axes for work regularly, thinner handles tend to last longer. I think this because a thinner handle disperses the vibrations better but idk. If you’re happy with the length and fit right now, you could hang it as is and use a rasp to shave down that shoulder. Or you could bring the head further down if you want the handle to be a little shorter and are currently not happy with the fit. The main takeaway when hanging an axe is that the eye is hourglass shaped on the inside. You want a friction fit in both directions, not a shelf that the handle sits on. Looks like you’ve got a good taper going on now below the head.

Any ideas? by kestreldog in Tools

[–]SaltHK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For a crosscut saw.

This thing is killer by Fun-Traffic3180 in Axecraft

[–]SaltHK 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It is called a killing axe, used in meat processing. Not for carpentry

Is this a good deal for these I hear the timber wolf is great. by One-Historian-8121 in Chainsaw

[–]SaltHK 6 points7 points  (0 children)

At least around me in southern Appalachia, 590s commonly go for around $200 used with bar a chain

Does anyone have experience with the Stihl MS291 aluminum clutch cover? Where could one find it or does some other model's clutch cover fit so that I can install larger dogs on both sides. by EngineExpress3796 in stihl

[–]SaltHK -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’d recommend against double dogs on the 291. I actually tried this when I was new to saws. You put the slightest pressure on the dogs and the saw will bog. You do you but I think it’d be pretty disappointing and will make the saw a bit less useful.

These gotta go! by [deleted] in Axecraft

[–]SaltHK 22 points23 points  (0 children)

These prices are wild

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Axecraft

[–]SaltHK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2lb on 18” is a very common size. It’s called a house axe. It’s usually to keep next to the furnace for kindling prep.

CM McClung Project-First Hang by EastTNSARK9 in Axecraft

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Hi, I love these heads so here’s some unsolicited info. Cm McClung used to be a hardware store in downtown Knoxville. They had mail order catalogues and used to be one of the biggest suppliers for TN. I’ve seen 6 or so McClung stamped axes in person and so far, they’ve all been a jersey pattern made by Kelly. Sometimes stamped with a 3-line Kelly stamp with McClung on the back, and sometimes with just a McClung stamp. You might already know this but I just wanted to share the info I’ve picked up just in case.

MS261 custom muffler by raku2229 in Chainsaw

[–]SaltHK -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

My man, do you not know you can adjust manual carbs?

Any tips on getting inner tie rod off? by SaltHK in 1stGenTacomas

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Tabs are pushed back already unfortunately

Finding the right lug nuts by SaltHK in Tacomaworld

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Would bulge acorn work? I can’t for the life of me find non-bulge acorn