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Roman Adze reconstruction - brennivs - tony drake - 06-21-2017 As I do sometimes a lot of repairs when I am away, I have always wanted a Adze I have all the metal bashing gear but not much for wood so I am making some working tools. The other will be a plane but I want something just a bit bigger than a block plane But first I am going to use this, to make something like this; Now there will be no how too on this one but the only difference will be a rounded shaft and not square as origonal. I will post as soon as I can. Regards Brennivs RE: Roman Adze reconstruction - Robert - 06-22-2017 Hi Tony, Why are you making a round shaft, when both your starting piece and the original seem to be square? Nice project! Looking forward to the outcome. Did you get my PM, by the way? RE: Roman Adze reconstruction - brennivs - tony drake - 06-22-2017 There is a problem with the square shaft on the doner piece it has a rectangular hole non of the originals have this ( and someone will post one Just my luck ) anyway It would have annoyed me knowing that. I finished it and have tried it out and it is great both Adze and hammer ends, I thought that one end would be best as a tool, but both actually work equally. I have used ash for the shaft, here are the photos This is the cut along a length of timber I used it on nice even cut so successful roll on the plane Regards Brennivs RE: Roman Adze reconstruction - brennivs - tony drake - 06-25-2017 Since I have honed the cutting edge I made a leather sheath to protect the blade I hope no one asks me to do a statue of Caesar from a tree log Regards Brennivs RE: Roman Adze reconstruction - brennivs - tony drake - 09-04-2017 The Adze came in a few weeks ago at Arbiea. One of the fencing off poles had a point missing so out it came and in a few minutes shaved it down back to a point worked brillant Regards Brennivs |