BeaverCraft AX1 - Bushcraft Carving Axe
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- BeaverCraft AX1 - Bushcraft Carving Axe
Hand-Forged Carving Axe for Various Purposes: Hatchet is designed for wood carving, woodworking, green woodworking, carpentry. Can be used for shaping wooden products (for example, kuksas or small sculptures). The tool is sharpened and ready to cut, chop, carve and split.
Camping Bushcraft Hatchet from Quality Materials: The top-grade hand forged axe head is made of advanced hardened carbon steel. The blade is securely fixed in the handle and will not break.
Small Axe with Huge Potential: The chopping axe handle is made of ash wood and impregnated with linseed oil and wax. The ergonomic shape of the handle prevents the carving axe from slipping out.
Razor-Sharp Axe Made in Europe: The ultra-sharp hatchet blade from hardened carbon steel is ideal for efficient chopping, carving, and other woodworking techniques. It has a perfect balance between handle and blade for comfortable, efficient, and safe work. Made in Europe.
Comfortable Hatchet with Sheath: A genuine leather case and belt loop protect the blade during storage and carrying.
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Thanks John for the video. Good to see you talking about carving. I used to carve stone, but mostly with chisels. Old age and arthritis has pretty much put a stop to it, but is interesting to hear you talk about it. Keep the videos coming as I like to see your art.
In a few months when I get settled in at the new place, I’ll be posting a variety of videos. Thanks for watching.
excellent review. I used to have a very similar one from sweden. Worded awesome. very handy around camp
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Lots of great options out there. Thanks for watching.
Nice little hatchet, personally i use a fiskars x7, Estwing hatchet, and a smaller shaping axe that has a profile similar to a knife (really thin all metal blade and handle with a overmold rubber grip). This one has a good width top it for splitting kindling and such and 1066 is a solid steel for axe heads. Thanks for the look see and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable
Much appreciated.
Hi Jon. Great review. I have many of the same thoughts as you do on this hatchet. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for stopping by friend.
Good review, thanks for sharing, God bless !
Much appreciated.
Really all you need....
Now that’s an axe!
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Not a bad looking axe.
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Nice I have been looking at this axe and thought about getting one
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Love your channel. But,,,I got one of these partly based on this review and was really unhappy with it. The fit at the head was really shoddy. Lots of wood filler and just poor workmanship. I gave it away and wound up with a Nedfoss 13” camp hatchet. 40 bucks and it came with a sheath, a lanyard and extra wedges. The quality was amazing. I would love for you to review it. Cheers.
Thanks for passing on the information.
Looks like a nice carving axe , i was thinking of getting one but i already have
Gränsfors Bruks Wildlife Hatchet
The Bruks is a nice hatchet. Thanks for watching.
Stick with the wildlife hatchet, I have one as well and decided to give this axe a try then sent it back. It's like going from a Lamborghini to a Honda lol. Would be alright for a beginner who doesn't want to commit too much money at first but once you use a great axe it's hard to go back!
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