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My favorite axe of all time is the Gransfors Scandinavian Forest axe. It is the holy grail of my collection, anyway. It is about the size and shape of a hudson bay axe. I remember the first time I hefted a Norlund axe. I was just a kid, and chopped down quite a few trees with it. It was addictive to swing and chop. The Gransfors feels even better, with a little more heft to the head, and a better hollow grind that really sends chips flying.
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My forest axe was made by Tobias Thelin. Here is he, making them in the factory.
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My son and I both carry a wildlife hatchet in our packs during hunting season. Great for building a warming fire, building a quick shelter, or chopping a brisket. They are so sharp, you could gut a deer with one.
Sorry so many replies... you said the "A" word.
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I bought this for an all around tool and it gets a ton of use. From driving stakes, to breaking concrete, to splitting wood. It isn't for packing around but it is amazing around the camp, house, or back of the truck.
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Hard to beat a gransfors....
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I always liked some of these axes.
https://axeandadze.com/
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I've been wanting a GB for a long time
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I have been looking at them, have to lock it up to keep, kids, camp buddies, and others from trying it out. The Gransfors look really good.
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For a budget Scandinavian axe, I've never had a single complaint about my fiskars, bought mine back in the late 90s, still a good quality axe, I've heard the steel has changed a bit since then....
The only reason hy I don't have a GB axe.... Well, an axe isn't part of my daily life, at this particular time in my life (means I don't have a woodstove or a need to split wood), but I've been wanting one for years, every bit of research I did points to GB being unmatched in quality
Definitely on the want list, and will get a GB when. My cabin gets built
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Just picked it up at madsens in centralia, hand forged, Swedish quality, $80. Damn nice tool....
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May 23, 2017, 01:14:00 PM »
Bailey's has a good selection it looks like. Don't know if they are Swedish or not
http://www.baileysonline.com/Forestry-Woodcutting/Axes-Mauls/Hatchets-Hunting-Axes/?page_no=1
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If you want quality for a dirt cheap price check out
MORA
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Quote from: singleshot12 on May 23, 2017, 02:00:30 PM
If you want quality for a dirt cheap price check out
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Mora makes axes....!?
I've had a mora before, damned fine knife, best one I've had in years, paid like 15$
Id buy a mora axe!
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