Dainty sized pickaxe sought

[RogerS]

Does anyone know of a 'ladies' version of a pickaxe?

3.2kg Draper is the smallest I can find but my wife thinks she's seen one aimed at ladies.

 

[DaveL]

my wife thinks she's seen one aimed at ladies.

Makes a change from the more usual shotgun I suppose.... 8-[

 

[Woodythepecker]

What i want to know is did it hit any of the ladies? :wink:

An axe, no, to much like hardwork. Now a chainsaw that is a different matter :evil: :evil:

oops sorry i haven't taken my tablets this morning.

Regards

Woody

 

[Alf]

I think maybe ladies have been sensible enough to ensure that all pickaxes are much too big and unwieldy for us. <ooo, poor little me, what a delicate flower I am, where's a nice strong man when you need him, gosh, look at your biceps, ooo, you are strong, simper, simper, etc> In short, we're not daft enough to want one. :wink: :lol:

If you find one, please keep it to yourself... :-$

Cheers, Alf

 

[Shady]

C'mon Alf - it's one of life's great pleasures to bring a pick axe whanging over your head with a good clean swing, and render that pesky brick/stone slab/ tree root/whatever, into its constituent parts. A bit like woodworking in reverse, really...

 

[Alf]

C'mon Alf - it's one of life's great pleasures to bring a pick axe whanging over your head with a good clean swing, and render that pesky brick/stone slab/ tree root/whatever, into its constituent parts. A bit like woodworking in reverse, really...

Sounds more like my woodworking in first gear... :lol:

Cheers, Alf

 

[jasonB]

What about these or these from AXminster.

Jason

 

[RogerS]

Thanks JasonB - these are excellent. I tried the Screwfix catalogue but never thought to try Axminster.

Cheers

Roger