Country Woodcraft: Then & Now Peavey Tool MFG Ensuring level surfaces

Ensuring level surfaces

provides precise control over the direction of the blade (especially important for high cutting) and giving strength and rigidity to the pole thus reducing bending to the minimum

This design helps the axe to go fast into the wood - and then split efficiently when the thicker part hits the wood and pushes apart the wood

The Japanese gardening Window Hoe is light weight and designed to break up and move through soil

Country Woodcraft: Then & Now Peavey Tool MFG Ensuring level surfacesBy Drew Langsner In 1978, Drew Langsner released his book Country Woodcraft to the world, and it sparked a movement still expanding today of hand tool woodworkers who make things with mostly green wood. The 304 pages of Country Woodcraft showed you how to split wood from the forest and shape into anything you might need, from a spoon to a bowl, from a hay rake fork to a milking stool, a pine whisk to a dining table. After more than 40 years, Drew has