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Can't beat it can you. I think I chose a good song. Thanks for watching mate.

Very good choice for an EDC, compact light and they cut very well, also so comfortable in the hand. I like Moras. Thanks for watching the video.

Gracias Maty, Es un Acha muy bonito pero mucho trabajo en afilar lo. Por lo menos ya se que el acero no es demassiado blando 😂. Un abrazo

I think these fiskars fibre comp handles absorb shock really well. I guess maybe they use a better more well thought out material than your Robens axe.The handle is also hollow though. Thanks for watching mate.

Thank you for watching the video. I am afraid I can't help you with your question. I don't really understand what you are saying to be honest. You would be better to ask someone more clued up on these things.

We will see how it compares when I have worked on the edge a little more. I can still get it a lot better. But finding the time at the moment is quite difficult. Lots of tourists in Lapland at the moment. Being Santa's home and all. Thanks for stopping by Erik.

@KuukkeliBushcraft Aye, I gather it is a busy time of year for you over there. Also regarding the refinishing, I realized when I saw your new edge and heard you say it could still use some work, that I have the same repeat experience: regrind, resharpen, hone and polish - and then say, ah, needs more. One might think that time was wasted on the sharpening and honing before enough material was finally removed: but come a point you don't get to see very well what still needs doing, without putting a finish on. I suppose that the finest pro makers are able to grind to the right proportions first time around through repetition. The right amount both before and after heat treatment. I gather there's an old Sheffield saying, "forge them thick and grind them thin". Looks like Beavercraft got the first part right at least. It would have been easier to remove a lot of the excess prior to heat treatment but you'll get there eventually and perhaps the steel will be better for having been forged and heat treated thick :D

The blade is thin enough except for just behind the cutting edge. It needs a higher grind. I am half way there at the moment. Just hard to find time to do anything at the moment. Busiest time of the year here in Lapland right now. Thanks for watching mate.

I didn't realise that Unni wasn't in the video 🤣 she was there during the filming. Tell Maggie sorry. I should probably do the same to my Roselli axe. As for the Bevercraft bringing the cutting edge back would mean removing far too much metal. It's going to be mostly just a carving axe I think and never a really good splitter. Thanks for the sassafras and stickers you left me. Awesome gifts. Hope you had a great time in Finland.

They really are quite surprisingly expensive, especially if the finished product is normally like ours. Will check your videos out when I have time. Right now it's late and I have an early start tomorrow. I was kind of hoping that other people were having a better experience of these axes. From the comments I would guess that that isn't the case. Thanks for watching Dan.

Thank you, i am so glad you enjoyed the video. It's actually not so cold at the moment. A real mild start to the winter.

Worked great with the fatwood for the twig stove. A little too small for any real firewood prep. I think it will be really useful. I still haven't got that cutting edge to where it should be. Very short of time and daylight at the moment. Thanks for watching Troy

Thanks Lee, glad you liked the video mate. I intend to get that bevel to being pretty close to a scandi. Only slightly convex as opposed to round wich it nearly was when it arrived 😂. God bless you and yours mate and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

She is fine, she is there somewhere during most of the filming. She is working a lot at the moment. She hasn't been working with the best partners today. Had to change her partner in lead because he was too interested in what was going on behind him. The second one was kind of the same only nowhere near strong enough to stop Unni going forward. She really is a phenomenal sled dog. I just sometimes worry about her pushing herself too hard. Thanks for watching mate.

Glad to hear she's doing well. ​@KuukkeliBushcraft

I do think there are better options on the market from a practical perspective at least. If you want to look cool though, this would be a very good option. Thanks for watching Jeff

Cheers Michael, God bless and thanks for watching.

I should have mentioned their other tools that I have are all great. Really affordable, totally practical. This seems to be built more to look cool than be a effective low price tool. Pretty much the opposite of all of their other stuff. I still don't have the edge how I would like it. I am sure it will be a good little spoon carver once I have. Thanks for watching mate.

@KuukkeliBushcraft yeah like I say the wood carving tools I have are brilliant, cheap as well, unlike there axes 😁👍🏻. Good honest review

Gracias Alvero, es Una hacha bonita. Viene mal afilado pero eso se puede areglar. Un abrazo

The leather belt hanger is definitely a great idea. Far more secure than a strip of bark. I wish I could get hold of more bark here. The thing is that our birch trees are quite small this far north. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Grizz, it really holds the knife very securely. I somehow doubt that the belt loop holds the sheath very securely. It is still really cool though.

Nice isn't it, would love to try and make one like this one day.

My birch bark sheaths are super simple and to be honest a bit messy. I would love to make one like this one day. Thanks for watching mate. God bless

Cheers Jeff, it's really cool. Maybe the belt loop isn't so practical. Still a fantastic little sheath.

Moltes gracias amic.

The shop is called Jatajajaloste, it's a very old fashioned place run by an old bloke. No website all kinds of cool things in there if you have a rummage round. It does look like most of the stock in there has been on display since 1967. If you want one probably the best bet is contact me in the new year and I will see if I can get one to you. After Christmas because right now I am incredibly busy. You can find an email address in the bio of my channel.

@KuukkeliBushcraft Wow thanks man, that sounds like my kind of shop 😁. I just checked it on the map that is very much the last point in Finland north 😅

Thank you my friend.

I wish I had those skills 😂. Something I would like to get more into, working with birch bark.

It's a good axe, and I am really happy with how it has turned out. Thanks for watching mate.

I have a much more basic way of making birch bark sheaths. Not so pretty but it works. Would love to try to copy this one, one day. Thanks for watching mate.

The folder is a great idea Erik. I have one that would fit very nicely in there.

@KuukkeliBushcraft sort of like those twin sheath knives, I have seen Germanic hunting combos as well as a Leuku and Puukko combo at that summer festival. Imperial made a combo that was fixed blade and folder in one sheath.

@dongkhamet1351 it does seem like putting all of your eggs in one basket though. Lose one sheath and two knives gone. Other than that it's a great idea.

@KuukkeliBushcraft true, so one should always carry a secondary backup sheath with 3 or 4 knives in it ;D

Thanks mate. I wish I could do things like that with birch bark.