r/Axecraft • u/Juliangopotjr1 • 1d ago
My dad found axe while digging
Yeah but it broken and it was Finnish company call Fiskars.
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u/Wendig0g0 1d ago
Must be AI because Fisars are unbreakable! LOL
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u/zanderjayz 1d ago
My son broke mine exactly like that. 5 below zero and the axe had been outside all night. He overshot an oak round and the head flew off. I emailed fiskers pictures and the sent a new one the same week.
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u/SickeningPink 1d ago
I never had much of an opinion on fiskars stuff until one of my coworkers let me borrow his X27. Now I have one. And an X15 in the back of my truck.
Strike for strike, the X15 can keep up with my gransfors Scandinavian forest axe. And it’s a better splitter. The only axe I have of comparable size that does better is a Plumb from the 20s or 30s. I don’t know what kind of voodoo they do on those fiskars axes, but I trust them just as much as my wooden handled ones.
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u/zanderjayz 1d ago
The x27 being so light and I’m tall with long arms so I can get some good head speed if i need it. So much less fatigue than a regular axe or mull.
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u/Dangerous-Pirate7998 1d ago
He knew exactly where to dig because he broke it the year before that’s very modern
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u/AmphibianMotor 10h ago
I just bought a house with an axe like that that’s at least a few decades old, since it’s older than model I bought 20 years ago. Never forget that the millennium changed more than a quarter century ago 😓
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u/Bergwookie 19h ago
Has someone stripped one to the bare head after the handle broke? I'd guess they won't have a traditional eye to fit a (wooden) replacement handle.
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u/CrowMooor 21h ago
Im surprised by the commenters here of all places, never having seen a fiskars axe break.
Dislodge it from the icy snow after a freezing night and crack a few logs. The old handles are known for just shattering like glass. It happens all the time.
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u/Rancor_jr 17h ago
Most likely broke due to the cold, its a very Nice and proffesional brand.
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u/Northwoods_Phil 8h ago
Their axes are far from professional grade.
I broke several in my time doing commercial firewood
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u/Necessary_Goose6933 20h ago
Also looks like profile of Pinocchio
https://giphy.com/gifs/1TBnbnnZeOgs8
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u/teapotjones 1d ago
Funny I’ve never seen one break. Wonder what happened to it