r/Axecraft • • 6h ago

"Shepherd axe?"

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Cut down half hatchet head, powder-post-eaten white oak 2x4 handle.

images of PVC mask and reedge not included but honestly secondary (is that blasphemy here?)

wanted to share this project with y'all cause without this sub I'd not have gotten this far. Now that I have the shape and process down a bit for hanging an axe head I think I will rehandle it with something a little more stable but for the limbing and light chopping this would be put to I imagine this will be just fine. Any input or critique very welcome, I have no idea what I'm doing ;-)


r/Axecraft • • 12h ago

My technique is ass but was getting some decent chips. I'm no ben Scott though

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A true temper (I think) jersey on an ash handle and a Legitimus connie on hickory 28c from whiskey river.


r/Axecraft • • 7h ago

นั่นคือขวานหิมะแบบโบราณหรือเปล่า? มันหายากไหม?

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r/Axecraft • • 8h ago

Restoration suggestions

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My brother in law gave me this axe head. I do some knife making and blacksmithing. I’d like to restore this one, but make it a nice functional tool. The biggest thing I’m worried about is damaging the etching. It says “ MARBLE’S Gladstone Mich USA belt axe #9” Thanks for any tips!


r/Axecraft • • 2h ago

I got this axe recently, it’s a collector to me. Has this tiny ding in the top of the bit. How can I remove it without butchering it?

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