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Morris billhook

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carried an axe for years, and as I'm getting older I find that carrying heavy stuff is getting harder. So I swapped my axe for this Morris billhook. Be perfect for chopping, splitting and I am hoping with care can also be used as a draw knife? So a multi purpose tool. Made a simple plywood sheath to keep my kit protected while in my bag. It is super sharp.
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I use a modern stihl version with a leather handle, it's longer but with a thinner blade. Very lightweight for a bill hook but a great multipurpose tool all the same. If you cut a slot into a length of steel pipe so it fits over the blade you can also use them as a frow for splitting shingles.
 
If you cut a slot into a length of steel pipe so it fits over the blade you can also use them as a frow for splitting shingles.
I like the idea of that Ystranc, any chance of a pic please to elaborate?
 
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