Thanks for watching mate however it specifically states in the Stihl catalogue that the hafts on this particular axe are made from mountain ash. Cheers.
@@aussieaxedude154 okay, I totally missed that! I haven't ever seen a Mountain Ash of any size that you could make a haft out of the wood! I wonder if the translation was fudged??
No worries mate I know it also states the 1926 hatchet and cleaving axe handles are also made from mountain ash, while an axe like the AX10 for example it states ash for the handles.👍👍
Interesting that Stihl used mountain ash for the handle instead the ubiquitous hickory. Cool video. Nice axe.
I thought so as well mate. I really like the feel of the mountain ash in the hand the grain is pretty cool as well. Thanks for watching dude🤙🤙
Great video! She looks like a keeper.
Thanks for watching brother she is a beauty for sure 👌👌
Got one of these along with the matching hatchet, they certainly are a quality tool . Thanks for posting your video.
Nice man the hatchet looks super cool might have to get one myself🤙🤙 the axe is awesome. Thanks for watching mate.
Almost looks like a viking axe. Love seeing what you're up too down in Oz!
Very cool design dude👌👌cheers for watching mate hope you guys are well.
Great video , cheers
Thanks for watching mate.
Nice
Cheers for watching mate🤙🤙
The hafts are ash, not mountain ash. They are two very distinctly different species of tree!
Thanks for watching mate however it specifically states in the Stihl catalogue that the hafts on this particular axe are made from mountain ash. Cheers.
@@aussieaxedude154 okay, I totally missed that! I haven't ever seen a Mountain Ash of any size that you could make a haft out of the wood! I wonder if the translation was fudged??
No worries mate I know it also states the 1926 hatchet and cleaving axe handles are also made from mountain ash, while an axe like the AX10 for example it states ash for the handles.👍👍