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Curdog, I seen a couple of different websites that advocate this as well. I have been hitting the flee markets and such and have found some nice candidates. I even ended up with an Opinel #8 for $3.00 because the guy never heard of one before. One item in particular I found was an Old Craftsman meat cleaver. It is MASSIVE! The blade is 1/4" thick from stem to stearn, full tang! I can easily see this thing becoming a home brew TB Tracker or similar device. I'll post pics as I progress.
a craftsman meat cleaver? wow how old is it? might be a collectible?
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I actually found the behemouth in the basement of a house I bought. I would estimate it was made in the sixties, maybe earlier? It weighs a couple of pounds probably. It has the Craftsman logo and all stamped in the metal. Could be collectable? I've never seen one before or since.
I've cut several old Hickorys skinners and butchers down as well as some nicer saw blades I have four clutch disks off a New holland skid steer in the shop now waiting for time and energy.
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