Anyone know steel content of edger blades

[mcginnis6010]

"we've burned through more firewood than what we usually do"

No doubt Brother. We've burned through close to two years of wood already and it's just the beginning of February.

Well its a good thing i have my secret cache of some dead and felled hardwood trees mostly hickory, oak, and black locust.

[bowtarist]

"we've burned through more firewood than what we usually do"

No doubt Brother. We've burned through close to two years of wood already and it's just the beginning of February.

Well its a good thing i have my secret cache of some dead and felled hardwood trees mostly hickory, oak, and black locust.

DON"T BURN THE STAVES!!

[mcginnis6010]

"we've burned through more firewood than what we usually do"

No doubt Brother. We've burned through close to two years of wood already and it's just the beginning of February.

Well its a good thing i have my secret cache of some dead and felled hardwood trees mostly hickory, oak, and black locust.

DON"T BURN THE STAVES!!

Lol dont worry most of it is so twisted or misshapen its completely unusable however i did manage to find some straight sections that are currently setting in my shed

[Hillbilly]

I've got an edger-blade knife that David Knight gave me, and it's a good knife. Not a thing wrong with the steel.