View Full Version : Used my new GB mini axe today
rapidboy
06-08-2004, 18:05
Surely this is what they are made for ?? :o):
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/rapidboy1/401_0164_1.jpg
RB
SquirrelBoy
06-08-2004, 19:46
Do you use a full body swing or a deft quick flick of the wrist to dice `n` slice :o):
How do you chop yours.. ?
TheViking
06-08-2004, 19:56
Possibly good axe (never tried one), haven't tried that beer, but the lemon is great!
Why is the GB Mini more expensive than the other by GB, when it's smaller?? :?: :roll:
Why is the GB Mini more expensive than the other by GB, when it's smaller??
I havn't found that the case over here, but it could be because the mini is only made by 1 man... its his pet project at GB, so I guess relativly fewer are made... Its an excellent tool BTW
Ed
rapidboy
06-08-2004, 20:07
Good axe, bad beer :lol:
Very true ,the pic was for a friend in the US who loves the stuff but i reckon it tastes like :censored:
I'm more of a Guinness man.
If I'm feeling sophisticated i drop a pickled onion in the black stuff.
Pure class :lol:
RovingArcher
06-08-2004, 20:20
I'm a tea tottler now, but when I was tossin a few back now and then, Guinness was a favorite. :super:
My Gb mini cost £40. cheap at twice the price. i love it. it is permanently attached to my day sac. it goes everywhere with me. i am constantly looking for an excuse to use it. far more chopping power than you would expect from such a small tool.
i have one to and think they are great i keep getting told by hobbitt it will be hers when i teach her axe craft :-)
apparently it's much harder to produce such a tiny axe head with a relatively eye for the helve, than it is to produce a normal size hatchet with a normal size eye.
cheers, and.
steven andrews
08-08-2004, 13:56
Possibly good axe (never tried one), haven't tried that beer, but the lemon is great!
Why is the GB Mini more expensive than the other by GB, when it's smaller?? :?: :roll:
I think that lemon may be past its "sell by date"....