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sharpening a machette or axe?
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sharpening a machette or axe?
just wondering how to sharpen a machette? just on the grinder? or should i do it like a knife on a stone?
i dont want to hit it with the grinder and stuff it so if there is another way id prefer to do it properly.
i dont want to hit it with the grinder and stuff it so if there is another way id prefer to do it properly.
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
pongo wrote:also a machette is illegal these days
it is?

im going to get a small chainsaw for the bigger stuff later
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
a file would work? like a fine one?
or what about a orbital sander? do you think that would do the trick?
or what about a orbital sander? do you think that would do the trick?
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
just walk through the bush swinging a chainsaw thats not running!j-top paj wrote:pongo wrote:also a machette is illegal these days
it is?i just wana use it out on the overgrown tracks n stuff.
im going to get a small chainsaw for the bigger stuff later

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familybus wrote:just walk through the bush swinging a chainsaw thats not running!j-top paj wrote:pongo wrote:also a machette is illegal these days
it is?i just wana use it out on the overgrown tracks n stuff.
im going to get a small chainsaw for the bigger stuff later


my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
i didnt think it was a gen shit chat topic so tech was the closest it could think off.
if we can talk about fridges in here then i thought weapons would be ok too
if we can talk about fridges in here then i thought weapons would be ok too

my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
i had it under the seat on the way home this arvo, i thought wtf will i do if i get pulled overpongo wrote:ah well, buy one and show a copper next time you get pulled for RBTtoaddog wrote:No its notpongo wrote:STONE for machete , or if ya wann abe rough use a file
grinder for axe then file then stone
depends on who/what ya wanna cut up, also a machette is illegal these days
cheers
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
its ok, i just have a angle grinder that i stick into the vice thats not attached to the bench yetRockyF70 wrote:well, to be honest, i never had one.....j-top paj wrote:i was thinking that, but i dont have a workshop anymore
it was in my nanna's garden shed![]()
but sshhh don't tell anyone

my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
I thought it might have been to chase greenies away with..... or jeep driverspongo wrote:he plans on going wheeling with toyotas and id say will need it to cut away the shrub when they roll off the side of the track after they break something at the wrong timeRockyF70 wrote:hey, hang on a sec, how do you get 4x4 Tech, from, I want to sharpen my rather over-sized hacking knife?

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You would do absolutely nothing because you were not committing any offence.j-top paj wrote:i had it under the seat on the way home this arvo, i thought wtf will i do if i get pulled overpongo wrote:ah well, buy one and show a copper next time you get pulled for RBTtoaddog wrote:No its notpongo wrote:STONE for machete , or if ya wann abe rough use a file
grinder for axe then file then stone
depends on who/what ya wanna cut up, also a machette is illegal these days
cheers
Hansard quote "in New South Wales it is illegal to carry a knife in a public place or school without a lawful reason. "
Having it in your posession (knowledge and control) nside your vehicle is not being in possession in a public place.
If your silly enough to pull it out on the coppers you will probably get a darwin award....
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I'm pretty sure you will find that your car on a public road is classified as being in a public place.toaddog wrote:You would do absolutely nothing because you were not committing any offence.j-top paj wrote:i had it under the seat on the way home this arvo, i thought wtf will i do if i get pulled overpongo wrote:ah well, buy one and show a copper next time you get pulled for RBTtoaddog wrote:No its notpongo wrote:STONE for machete , or if ya wann abe rough use a file
grinder for axe then file then stone
depends on who/what ya wanna cut up, also a machette is illegal these days
cheers
Hansard quote "in New South Wales it is illegal to carry a knife in a public place or school without a lawful reason. "
Having it in your posession (knowledge and control) nside your vehicle is not being in possession in a public place.
If your silly enough to pull it out on the coppers you will probably get a darwin award....
When I had a cop come and dust my car for prints (cause some @*&#^@stolemy CDplayer) she saw my small, folding pocket knife on themound between the drivers and passengers seat, it always rides there cause I used to use it for work, but anyway, she said "don't let a traffic officer see that when they pull you up"
EDIT: But of course, under your seat, out of view, its still illegal, technically, but if they have no reason to search your car you have no reason to worry.
60 + Turbo, 33"s :armsup:
I have a couple of "bush knives" (they have a king of hooked blade, so as your swinging it against light brush it catches in the hook bit, great for clearing small stands of blackberries and gause bush) As well as my rough blockspitting axe's.
I use a fine flap disk on the angle grinder, with the disk always rotating away from the sharp edge, and keep it moving so as to not heat up the metal (if it is to warm to touch afterward you are taking to long the bush kvives tkae less than 10 seconds per pass)
You want to keep the sharp bit more like a cold chisel, using quite a sharp taper toward the cutting edge as you are using it more to hack than cut stuff. The edge will be far more durable and less likely to wind up cracking from a stress fracture due to a small dent in the blade area. .. My other one is made from an old bi-metal powered hacksaw blade its about 3mm thick and the cutting area is tungsten carbide ... it never needs sharpening ... even after hacking a chain off an illegally locked gate on my cousins farm..
I use a fine flap disk on the angle grinder, with the disk always rotating away from the sharp edge, and keep it moving so as to not heat up the metal (if it is to warm to touch afterward you are taking to long the bush kvives tkae less than 10 seconds per pass)
You want to keep the sharp bit more like a cold chisel, using quite a sharp taper toward the cutting edge as you are using it more to hack than cut stuff. The edge will be far more durable and less likely to wind up cracking from a stress fracture due to a small dent in the blade area. .. My other one is made from an old bi-metal powered hacksaw blade its about 3mm thick and the cutting area is tungsten carbide ... it never needs sharpening ... even after hacking a chain off an illegally locked gate on my cousins farm..

No your vehicle is not a public place.RockyF70 wrote:I'm pretty sure you will find that your car on a public road is classified as being in a public place.toaddog wrote:You would do absolutely nothing because you were not committing any offence.j-top paj wrote:i had it under the seat on the way home this arvo, i thought wtf will i do if i get pulled overpongo wrote:ah well, buy one and show a copper next time you get pulled for RBTtoaddog wrote: No its not
Hansard quote "in New South Wales it is illegal to carry a knife in a public place or school without a lawful reason. "
Having it in your posession (knowledge and control) nside your vehicle is not being in possession in a public place.
If your silly enough to pull it out on the coppers you will probably get a darwin award....
When I had a cop come and dust my car for prints (cause some @*&#^@stolemy CDplayer) she saw my small, folding pocket knife on themound between the drivers and passengers seat, it always rides there cause I used to use it for work, but anyway, she said "don't let a traffic officer see that when they pull you up"
EDIT: But of course, under your seat, out of view, its still illegal, technically, but if they have no reason to search your car you have no reason to worry.
"public place" means:
(a) a place (whether or not covered by water), or
(b) a part of premises,
that is open to the public, or is used by the public whether or not on payment of money or other consideration, whether or not the place or part is ordinarily so open or used and whether or not the public to whom it is open consists only of a limited class of persons, but does not include a school. "
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thats the planlove_mud wrote:
You want to keep the sharp bit more like a cold chisel, using quite a sharp taper toward the cutting edge as you are using it more to hack than cut stuff
my GUBanzy wrote:Dial up internet.........you'd post something and come back 2 beers later to see if it loaded.
Yea and you were going to start your car with a snatch strapRockyF70 wrote:I'm pretty sure you will find that your car on a public road is classified as being in a public place.toaddog wrote:You would do absolutely nothing because you were not committing any offence.j-top paj wrote:i had it under the seat on the way home this arvo, i thought wtf will i do if i get pulled overpongo wrote:ah well, buy one and show a copper next time you get pulled for RBTtoaddog wrote: No its not
Hansard quote "in New South Wales it is illegal to carry a knife in a public place or school without a lawful reason. "
Having it in your posession (knowledge and control) nside your vehicle is not being in possession in a public place.
If your silly enough to pull it out on the coppers you will probably get a darwin award....
When I had a cop come and dust my car for prints (cause some @*&#^@stolemy CDplayer) she saw my small, folding pocket knife on themound between the drivers and passengers seat, it always rides there cause I used to use it for work, but anyway, she said "don't let a traffic officer see that when they pull you up"
EDIT: But of course, under your seat, out of view, its still illegal, technically, but if they have no reason to search your car you have no reason to worry.

Yet it is illegal to carry a weapon inside your vehicle, You can a machete in your vehicle so long as its in the boot/tray or locked away, even carrying a steering wheel lock in 2 pieces is a weopon

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so the trailing arm (great weaponcloughy wrote:
Yet it is illegal to carry a weapon inside your vehicle, You can a machete in your vehicle so long as its in the boot/tray or locked away, even carrying a steering wheel lock in 2 pieces is a weopon


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Basically yes, gotta piss the copper of first butTiny wrote:so the trailing arm (great weaponcloughy wrote:
Yet it is illegal to carry a weapon inside your vehicle, You can a machete in your vehicle so long as its in the boot/tray or locked away, even carrying a steering wheel lock in 2 pieces is a weopon) is classed as a weapon even though it is a car part

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hey J-top just use one of those electric knife sharpeners that plug into the wall!cloughy wrote:Yea and you were going to start your car with a snatch strapRockyF70 wrote:I'm pretty sure you will find that your car on a public road is classified as being in a public place.toaddog wrote:You would do absolutely nothing because you were not committing any offence.j-top paj wrote:i had it under the seat on the way home this arvo, i thought wtf will i do if i get pulled overpongo wrote: ah well, buy one and show a copper next time you get pulled for RBT
Hansard quote "in New South Wales it is illegal to carry a knife in a public place or school without a lawful reason. "
Having it in your posession (knowledge and control) nside your vehicle is not being in possession in a public place.
If your silly enough to pull it out on the coppers you will probably get a darwin award....
When I had a cop come and dust my car for prints (cause some @*&#^@stolemy CDplayer) she saw my small, folding pocket knife on themound between the drivers and passengers seat, it always rides there cause I used to use it for work, but anyway, she said "don't let a traffic officer see that when they pull you up"
EDIT: But of course, under your seat, out of view, its still illegal, technically, but if they have no reason to search your car you have no reason to worry.![]()
Yet it is illegal to carry a weapon inside your vehicle, You can a machete in your vehicle so long as its in the boot/tray or locked away, even carrying a steering wheel lock in 2 pieces is a weopon

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