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Interesting that he scores, joggles and finishes all with the same axe.

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He is using more than one axe... but that is an interesting choice of axe for scoring and joggling. He used a smaller axe to score and joggle. If it get the job done, then it gets the job done.

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I spent a morning with Mike learning how to hew, he's a great guy and very knowledgeable. He has several axes that he uses, a scoring axe, different hewing axes and a felling axe.

I tried different axes and quickly developed a favorite, I'm sure that anyone that tried hewing would do the same.

Here is Mike's website:

http://www.mudpond.net/

I've built a barn and a shed out of sawn timbers. I plan to hew some pines this winter and build a screened porch next summer. Still looking for a good hewing axe, hard to find at a reasonable price.

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I met Mike, and learned to hew from him (and a few others) at a TFG event.

He actually almost always scores with a chainsaw. The modern version of scoring with the 2 man saw seeb at the TFG Poland project. I don't think that he would typically score or juggle with a hewing axe, but you use what's at hand.

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