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yes thats my next project, got a few hoes and axe heads I want to clean up.. I was thinking it may be part of a draw knife.Spooky said:huh..
It ALMOST looks like a closed heavily corroded straight razor, but looks too big....
Do you know anything about electrolysis?
Froe and it is not a froe . Part of a draw knife , my guess .kuger said:I think those were for splitting cedar for shingles,I forget the proper name
I peeled 12' rails with a draw knife for 30 cents a piece , hewed logs with a broad axe and adze , and hand rived shingles . Also was head sawyer at a small mill . Not lookin for a whizzin con-kuger said:Well,I have used a draw knife for years both peeling logs(was paid 30 cents a foot)and fleshing hides and have never seen a draw knife that looked like that.I have found pieces of iron that look just like that and they were used to split something,call it what you want.Is there any sighn of the top edge ever being struck?Draw knives have two handles
yeah i have used one of those to shave bark of a old tree they like 65.00 new but your is around 0.65Spooky said:buzzgator said:yes thats my next project, got a few hoes and axe heads I want to clean up.. I was thinking it may be part of a draw knife.Spooky said:huh..
It ALMOST looks like a closed heavily corroded straight razor, but looks too big....
Do you know anything about electrolysis?
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Yes, I think you may have green checked your own post...
http://www.bobdillonwindsorchairs.com/drawknife.jpg