Axe with Oak Handle
Sale Price:$140.00 Original Price:$250.00
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Axe #2 - This untraditional axe is fully functional and looks awesome. The blade is made from an industrial paper cutter welded to a steel shank. The oak wood handles are glued to the shank and then I used stainless steel pins for extra strength. To finish the axe I gave it a nice coat of boiled linseed oil.
The curvature of the axe handle is very comfortable for me and the shape of the blade gives an interesting cut angle.
I personally have tested this axe out and it works great. I recommend this for light use and cutting. Not for daily cutting. And would look awesome on display.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
The curvature of the axe handle is very comfortable for me and the shape of the blade gives an interesting cut angle.
I personally have tested this axe out and it works great. I recommend this for light use and cutting. Not for daily cutting. And would look awesome on display.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Axe #2 - This untraditional axe is fully functional and looks awesome. The blade is made from an industrial paper cutter welded to a steel shank. The oak wood handles are glued to the shank and then I used stainless steel pins for extra strength. To finish the axe I gave it a nice coat of boiled linseed oil.
The curvature of the axe handle is very comfortable for me and the shape of the blade gives an interesting cut angle.
I personally have tested this axe out and it works great. I recommend this for light use and cutting. Not for daily cutting. And would look awesome on display.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
The curvature of the axe handle is very comfortable for me and the shape of the blade gives an interesting cut angle.
I personally have tested this axe out and it works great. I recommend this for light use and cutting. Not for daily cutting. And would look awesome on display.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Axe #2 - This untraditional axe is fully functional and looks awesome. The blade is made from an industrial paper cutter welded to a steel shank. The oak wood handles are glued to the shank and then I used stainless steel pins for extra strength. To finish the axe I gave it a nice coat of boiled linseed oil.
The curvature of the axe handle is very comfortable for me and the shape of the blade gives an interesting cut angle.
I personally have tested this axe out and it works great. I recommend this for light use and cutting. Not for daily cutting. And would look awesome on display.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
The curvature of the axe handle is very comfortable for me and the shape of the blade gives an interesting cut angle.
I personally have tested this axe out and it works great. I recommend this for light use and cutting. Not for daily cutting. And would look awesome on display.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
