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Do they they fit the Stroaxe?

There's a fixation I have with forging. It just feels so cool to see that red hot steel get pounded into shape, and to know that shape has strength in its grain like growth rings in a tree. Hand forging is where it's at, but to see a crankshaft being forged in a rotating hammer has to be the...

"haha, if we keep at it burn, well get jerry up here in oregon to" I wont be far from you this week end. Terri and I will be at Jed Smith to do some hiking through the groves. Will be fun. Edit. First Time I saw a pic of my own axe on the net. Well, Burns axe now, I mean. Hey, Burn, she...

On its way. Left Ft. Bragg 10/3 at 3 pm.

Ah yes. I remember you asking, Burnam. It's been a while since. I went to the shed to sort through the many battle axes I have acquired over the years. And the only other 5 pounders I found are another brand. I thought I had another Stroh in the bunch, but not. So the one Stroh is all I...

You forgot the "battering ram" Dave

Wedge driver? 5 pound square head "Stroh" Is there any other?

What Gord said. "When using a machine to push trees over it's common to aim for the backcut a little lower than the apex of the notch to help prevent the hinge from breaking due to the push on it." Pulling limb locked trees apart too, with the rigging set low on the tree. Quite often the...

The Pro's at work. Good ground, nice trees and not a whole lot of brush to battle. A real faller's dream. Though I know out of 3500 trees to fall they are not all going to be as depicted in these photos. Bound to be a few outlaws in the bunch I'm sure.