Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Humpday Triviola...Back To Business
Sorry about missing last week. I was away from the cyber world preparing for a furniture show....which is a long twisted tale for another time. So without further adieu.....
The "fore-bit" is officially important to be successful in this activity. What is it?
Tom
Foreplay??????
Drilling holes to insert quarters
Duh! I meant 50 cent pieces
Guesses so far...all wrong.
Re: Can't give a full answer as...
I have to go out and chop some wood. Perhaps I might try my hand at throwing the ax at a stump.
Brian in Brighton
Re: Humpday Triviola...Back To Business
Another cutting edge question. Don't let the back edge get ya.
This question makes me have an
Ax to grind with you Tommy...
3 Answers...right on Target!
Brian, Dale and Scott are just dangerous enough to all be axe throwers....which is what the answer is!
The "Fore-Bit" is the bit in the target direction in the moment when the thrower lets the double-bitted axe go.
Only the "Fore-Bit" of the double-bitted axe can score a hit on the target area ­ a condition is however that the bit sticks in the target.The "Fore-Bit" only needs to cut the outer edge of a line of the scoring area to win points of that higher scoring area. The "Back-Bit" is not allowed to brush against the target ­ if so the scoring will be 0 even if the "Fore-Bit" has hit the target at same time. Best score in minimum of three throws wins.
So grab an axe and get throwing. Just make sure I'm not around!!
Tom