by Johnny T | Aug 28, 2020 | Axe Knowledge
Axe and Maul Both an axe and a maul are two axe types used to chop (or split) wood. Most axes intended for splitting wood have a more wedge like shape. Axes intended to split wood that feature a more wedge like bit are known as splitting axes (Klyvyxa). A maul, also...
by Johnny T | Jul 24, 2020 | Axe Knowledge
Swedish Axe Makers The storied history of Swedish made axes Learn More A legacy of quality dating back centuries Today there are three remaining major axe producers in Sweden: S.A. Wetterlings in Storvik, Gränsfors Bruks AB in Gränsfors and Hultafors/Hults Bruk in...
by Johnny T | May 2, 2020 | Axe Knowledge
There are many different axe types each with its own unique purpose and intended use. An axe or hatchet could fall into one or more axe types depending on the features. For information on what some of the terms mean, such as beard or bit, check out the Anatomy of an...
by Johnny T | Apr 6, 2020 | Axe Knowledge, Axemanship
The Japanese Nata is often referred to as a hatchet. It’s time that this Japenese machete stops pretending and admits it is not a hatchet. I explain why. First let’s define what an ax and a hatchet are, starting with the dictionary definition. Source:...
by Johnny T | Jan 21, 2020 | Axe Knowledge
An axe is just a metal wedge on a stick right? Hardly. There are many parts of an axe from poll to palm swell and bit to butt. The design of each of these elements creates a unique purpose built tool. The below details what each part of an axe is called. Head (axe...
by Johnny T | Jan 3, 2020 | Axe Knowledge
The Gransfors Bruks Small Forest Axe head weight is 680 grams or about 1.5 pounds. Because each head is hand forged the actual head weight will vary within a few grams.
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