Hope you are doing well mate! I came across a beautiful Plumb Tassie with a wonderful slim handle with the reninents of a "Champion Tool Handles" sticker. When I saw it was stamped on both sides I remembered your video explaining that was done pre WWII. I didn't need encouragement...I took it home.
Very Nice ! I have slowed down some of how I work when hanging a handle. I find I end up with a much better job. Watching your work , I see I need to be more patient in the process. I will look for one of those Shinto rasps. Looks like a very nice tool ! Thanks !
I loved the music and they way you hang your axe with basic tools. Great job sir and a beautiful axe. Are tassies easy to find there? I would love to own one.
Very professional easy to follow video. Great to watch other people's processes. The red handle came out great and the information on the in Plumb stamps was quite interesting. Do you have a favorite handle wood?
@@axesofoz717 Thanks! I put that Hytest Craftsman 3 1/2 that we talked about on a Kruger spotted gum handle. Beautiful wood to work with but very dense. Also checked my Plumb and it's only got stamps on 1 side. Oh well...nice to have a better idea of the age. Take care.
@@brettbrown9814 I'd like to get one of those 3 1/2 pound Hytests one day. Not easy to find! All the Plumb tassies are amazing axes. I have a late 1960s Plumb that was a wedding present to my Dad which is one I will never part with.
That's a really beautiful axe very nice video
Thanks mate.
Hope you are doing well mate! I came across a beautiful Plumb Tassie with a wonderful slim handle with the reninents of a "Champion Tool Handles" sticker. When I saw it was stamped on both sides I remembered your video explaining that was done pre WWII. I didn't need encouragement...I took it home.
Sounds like a rare find! Cheers.
@@axesofoz717 Thanks! Haven't swung it yet but I think it's pretty nice. Take care.
Nicely done! Great looking axe. I have to hang my Tassie sometime. It will be my first. Thank's for the great video. 👍
Thanks! Enjoy the Tassie.
Thxs...
Appreciate the process.
No worries mate. Cheers.
Some hang like a dream, others fight you the whole way. Nice to watch. Cheers.🙂
Yeah for sure ;) Thanks!
A pleasure to watch. Beautiful axe too.
Excellent job sir. In addition to your craftsmanship, someone is also a great editor...well done...
Thanks, I'll admit I put more time into editing this one, bit of a challenge for an old bloke from the 80s like myself lol.
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The only thing on the editing, could you leave that captions up for a bit longer.
Some of us don't read so Fast!
@@gumboot65 I will keep that in mind in future videos, cheers :)
Well done! Good looking axe with the red stain and good info on the Plumb stamps.
Thanks mate!
Nice job. Keep up the good work.
Nicely done
thanks mate.
Beautiful!
Thanks mate :)
Very Nice !
I have slowed down some of how I work when hanging a handle. I find I end up with a much better job. Watching your work , I see I need to be more patient in the process.
I will look for one of those Shinto rasps. Looks like a very nice tool !
Thanks !
I am the same, trying to be patient methodical all the way. When I started a went much too fast and ruined some hangs :)
Nice job! Like them Plumb Tassies
Cheers mate, they are fantastic axes.
Great video well done
Thanks mate
I use a steel or brass hammer to hang as well. Will sometimes use wood for fitting. But need steel to set it.
Yeah for sure.
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Thanks :)
Nice vid, beaut ol axe!
Cheers mate.
I loved the music and they way you hang your axe with basic tools. Great job sir and a beautiful axe. Are tassies easy to find there? I would love to own one.
Thanks mate :) Yes there are Tassies everywhere in Australia, but not always easy to find one in really good condition.
@@theechoinggreen6175 If you even had an average one that you would like to sell sir I would pay you whatever you asked for it. Thank you.
Very professional easy to follow video. Great to watch other people's processes. The red handle came out great and the information on the in Plumb stamps was quite interesting. Do you have a favorite handle wood?
Thanks mate. Although as an Aussie I want to say spotted gum, my favourite handle wood is hickory :)
@@axesofoz717 Thanks! I put that Hytest Craftsman 3 1/2 that we talked about on a Kruger spotted gum handle. Beautiful wood to work with but very dense. Also checked my Plumb and it's only got stamps on 1 side. Oh well...nice to have a better idea of the age. Take care.
@@brettbrown9814 I'd like to get one of those 3 1/2 pound Hytests one day. Not easy to find! All the Plumb tassies are amazing axes. I have a late 1960s Plumb that was a wedding present to my Dad which is one I will never part with.
does that make you the wizard?