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Re: Restoring a Pickaroon [Re: Hern] #7846210
04/16/23 05:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Trapset
Great re purpose Hern! Looks awesome, I made a short handled one out of a broken Eastwing. I keep around the splitter for moving stuff around. Never realized how ugly it was till I looked at your pics. Lol!

I like the Estwing! Naw, I wouldn't clean it up, looks like it has experience.

Re: Restoring a Pickaroon [Re: Hern] #7846355
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This thread has a whole lot of my muscles saying......".Why did you not have one of these before"
another tool for the woodpile.

Actually used a type like that for picking dead salmon out of the streams and pitching on shore for counts of spawners that were present./past

Re: Restoring a Pickaroon [Re: Hern] #7846357
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Nice job on the restoration....40 years ago, there was a blacksmith in a couple towns over, making them in his shop, I still have mine, common pattern in my area, I have put 3 or 4 handles in it over the years, and it's just a common single bit axe handle, and installed handles in every ax head on the place. Nearly all firewood cutters have a pickaroon, and you can buy a new one in the hardware store anytime. I have a spare as well. That is the tool you might use to level a semiload of shortwood...in the old days.


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Re: Restoring a Pickaroon [Re: Trapset] #7846371
04/16/23 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Trapset
Great re purpose Hern! Looks awesome, I got a couple old heads laying around I need to try that on. I made a short handled one out of a broken Eastwing. I keep around the splitter for moving stuff around. Never realized how ugly it was till I looked at your pics. Lol!

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That has to be the single best use for an estwing hammer I have ever seen. Pains me now that i threw my hammer away when I could have turned it into something useful


Let's go Brandon

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