Sharp Dressed Jersey - Axetober '24

I am hanging an axe a day for the entire month of October and then we are auctioning them all off here: bid.whiskeyriv...
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Everyday we will post a video of the hang and then that axe will be live for bidding at the Whiskey River Auction House.
This is going to get weird.
Here's the handle I used for this hang: whiskeyrivertr...
Find the comically large mallet here: whiskeyrivertr...
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[@tpainington]

Great build. Aesthetically speaking, this is my favorite so far!

[@lobenavente236]

Yes! You're right Brandon. I'm still fairly new to hanging my own Axe heads, and I've actually learned a few tips and tricks from your videos. Especially last episode #4 with the Pulaski, and this one with the Osage handle. Thanks for the awesome vids and information.

[@MountainMenMilitia]

This is where the draw knife comes in handy you can get very specific with where you remove material.

[@mikenormandy9250]

LOVE Jerseys! (And Hudson Bays, which I collect and got a few from your auctions I didn’t have but, Collins is my brand!!) I will be bidding on that for sure! Beautiful! LOVE this series so far! Can we do an ‘Axe-mas” this December and do the same?!? LOL

[@RedBeard_KNT]

Sick combo bro! I love it!!

[@MountainMenMilitia]

I actually hate hanging jerseys. I love a good Plumb Jersey pattern axe. I just don't like hanging them. Add ridges in the eye, and I really hate hanging them.. You did great though.

[@MountainMenMilitia]

When hanging a jersey, I know already I gotta remove a ton of matterial on the front and middle and back of the eye. Yeah you don't wanna set the head back. If anything I wanna set it a tad forward heavy.

[@townieoutdoors8121]

Also rasping to much across to much of the front grain of the handle will weaken the most abused part of the handle