[RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-24 Thread John Philip
Thanks Patrick!

On Thursday, July 23, 2015 at 9:10:05 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:

 Amazing spoons, Liesl and John! Very impressive! (sorry for the extra 
 post, I forgot to lead with this!).

 With abandon,
 Patrick


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[RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-24 Thread Liesl
Oops, PS:  On the far right next to the talking sticks is a roughed out 
cutleaf maple spoon blank.  That's all axe work prior to knife work.  
Whew!  Developing axe skills is really a lot of effort/practice, especially 
controlling that 2.2 pound Carving axe.

I know that the Wildlife Hatchet that Riv currently carries is one that 
people like, along with the Wetterlings Compact Hatchet and the GB Hand 
Hatchet (both of which I thought Riv carried but don't see them on the 
website anymore?)

So many hatchets, so little time.

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[RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-23 Thread John Philip
Here's my first three. All worked from spalted maple from the woodpile in 
the winter.  https://www.flickr.com/photos/cnyriv/sets/72157655860514618 
On Wednesday, July 22, 2015 at 6:37:05 PM UTC-4, Liesl wrote:

 I know that there are Hatcheters on this list serve because some of you 
 reply to me off-list.  I wonder if folks fear that they will be called out 
 for being off-topic?  Be bold, oh League of Riv Hatcheters!  It's not 
 anymore off-topic for Rivsters than aeropress coffee makers or paleo diets.

 Just to keep the little thread on life support...from the way back 
 machine, here's one of all-time my favorite cyclofiend finds.  You've 
 heard of Rivendell's Country Bike Movement? Well, I think I've taken it a 
 step further, having fun Walter Mitty'ing it into a Pioneer Trekking Bike 
 in preparation of a fanciful petroleum apocalypse -- 'Leading a rag-tag 
 band of survivors across the desolate North American continent on his 
 trusty Bridgestone RB-T' 

 http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2006/cc074-iankersey0106.html


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[RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-23 Thread Deacon Patrick
I tried carving bowls and spoons and both are smarter than my brain. Or my 
brain uses too much of my uber limited brain energy to do it. So my 
hatcheting is limited to firewood and burning my labor now. Grin.

With abandon,
Patrick

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[RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-23 Thread Deacon Patrick
Amazing spoons, Liesl and John! Very impressive! (sorry for the extra post, 
I forgot to lead with this!).

With abandon,
Patrick

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[RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-22 Thread Liesl
I know that there are Hatcheters on this list serve because some of you 
reply to me off-list.  I wonder if folks fear that they will be called out 
for being off-topic?  Be bold, oh League of Riv Hatcheters!  It's not 
anymore off-topic for Rivsters than aeropress coffee makers or paleo diets.

Just to keep the little thread on life support...from the way back machine, 
here's one of all-time my favorite cyclofiend finds.  You've heard of 
Rivendell's Country Bike Movement? Well, I think I've taken it a step 
further, having fun Walter Mitty'ing it into a Pioneer Trekking Bike in 
preparation of a fanciful petroleum apocalypse -- 'Leading a rag-tag band 
of survivors across the desolate North American continent on his trusty 
Bridgestone RB-T' 

http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2006/cc074-iankersey0106.html

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Re: [RBW] Re: Bike, Book, and Hatcheting

2015-07-22 Thread Patrick Moore
What do y'all find to chop with them lil' hatchets (axlings)? I used to
love to chop wood, but always used a full-size axe -- one was a Sears that
my father bought circa 1963 (my brother still has it), and t'other was a
backyard forged head on a hand-carved handle, Kenya, circa 1966. The tree
trimmers came and chopped 2' thick limbs from the trees near the house
(very pretty watermelon-colored-with-white-veins wood; the pink the color
of our Sandia Mountains at dusk. The trimmers used *pangas.*). I'd go out
on a weekend afternoon and chop those logs into smaller ones -- wish I had
the option to do that now. As good exercise as digging ditches, but far
more fun.

On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 4:37 PM, Liesl li...@smm.org wrote:

 I know that there are Hatcheters on this list serve because some of you
 reply to me off-list.  I wonder if folks fear that they will be called out
 for being off-topic?  Be bold, oh League of Riv Hatcheters!  It's not
 anymore off-topic for Rivsters than aeropress coffee makers or paleo diets.

 Just to keep the little thread on life support...from the way back
 machine, here's one of all-time my favorite cyclofiend finds.  You've
 heard of Rivendell's Country Bike Movement? Well, I think I've taken it a
 step further, having fun Walter Mitty'ing it into a Pioneer Trekking Bike
 in preparation of a fanciful petroleum apocalypse -- 'Leading a rag-tag
 band of survivors across the desolate North American continent on his
 trusty Bridgestone RB-T' 

 http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2006/cc074-iankersey0106.html

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