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Here's the 5L jar.

TheMechwarrior wrote:Here's the 5L jar.

I got a wedding in tas soon :romance-kisscheek: might freight some back to perth cheers mech

sorry derailing again

SBB wrote:After using a worn out Bread and Butter knife and a lump of wood for so long , I was beginning feel a bit left out, so tried something different. I think I'll go back to the knife before I lose a finger.

SBB is that axe head cast aluminium? did you cast it? looks medieval love it.

whiskeyshiner wrote:

TheMechwarrior wrote:Here's the 5L jar.

I got a wedding in tas soon :romance-kisscheek: might freight some back to perth cheers mech

There's a joint in Maddington called *Thingz* or something like that, I've seen some really good 10L pickling jars in there ;-)

1 2many wrote:SBB is that axe head cast aluminium? did you cast it? looks medieval love it.

No mate its not Aluminium, Its a very old Broad Axe and made of quality steel, probably well over 100 years old, They were used in the old days for squaring logs into usable timber in a similar way that an Adze was used. I picked it up not long ago minus handle at a swap meet. it was covered in a thick layer of rust at that time to the point were no one else wanted to buy it. $15 was the asking, I got it for $10, It then sat in a bucket of of Dunder for a couple of weeks, a quick scrub with a wire brush and it came up looking like that, Given time it will darken up and look like steel again, Ive been going to do a post for some time on " the other use for dunder" just haven't got around to it.

MacStill wrote: There's a joint in Maddington called *Thingz* or something like that, I've seen some really good 10L pickling jars in there ;-)

Thanks mac ill check em out next time im in perth cheers :handgestures-thumbupleft:

It has given me a few ideas though might break out the foundry cheers :handgestures-thumbupleft:

There is prizes on offer best get crackin with the dunder thread. :D