Roselli Axe Sharpening

[CliffStamp]

Sean, you ever use that axe?

[arctxbushman]

Sir, you need to start dragging this gentleman to the gatherings. I know students would stand in line, to learn from him.

[seanmulhall]

@arctxbushman

I'm working on it. Hopefully I'll get him to the Wilderness Gathering in August.

[DAMNITman1]

@k1111117

Ragweedforge . Com has Roselli axes. The hat,het and the 3/4 (19")

[RDPproject]

I have always wanted one of these. But here in oz they are not cheap.

Good vid Sean.

[beast12101]

your technique must work, because your carvings are wonderful

[k1111117]

WHere can one of those BEAUTIFUL axes be purchased?

thanks!

[hazeywolf]

Thanks Sean & John - great work! ...and much appreciated.

[kaziklu79]

That's an excellent axe and a great sharpening technique!

[munkiman23]

Interesting vid! Jon seems like a really good guy! Will be checkin out this axe! Wont be buying one for a while Im working on customising one an old firemans axe at the moment!

[DAMNITman1]

Ive always liked the look and wondered about these nice to see. Wheres part two?????

[seanmulhall]

@DAMNITman1 its failed on its 1st upload. I will re-load it once I get home from work.

[mrbr549]

I always use a light oil on the stones, but I guess water would work ok.

[allmodcons6]

@mrbr549 if its an oil stone then you use oil waterstones need water

[profmactheknife]

@mrbr549 These are water stones not oil stones. If you use oil on these they will instantly become expensive land fill. All the best...J

[fjalla]

Nice Jon!

[Waldhandwerk]

Great axe, cool tool and very good sharpening skills. Thanks for sharing and ...looking forward to the next part. Happy Day Sepp

[patje0109]

That how i do my Husqvarna axe! Quite difficult to keep the edge in the right angle, can get it very sharp, but not razorsharp(almost) Looking forward for part 2!

Thanks for sharing!!!

Groetjes