Some old ones, some quite new and some I rehandled this winter.
L-R, small axes:
Cheap one I reprofiled myself, handle tar stained birch.
SA Wetterling.
Säter Banko, handle tar stained birch.
SA Wetterling, reprofiled and original handle redone. I did this one for my kids.
T-B, hatchets:
Gränsfors Bruks slöjd.
SA Wetterling Carpenters axe, handle shorter hickory than original.
Säter Banko, handle hickory.
T-B, hatchet, small axe:
SA Wetterling Carpenters axe.
Chinese made, handle old hickory one. My favorite backpack axe at the moment.
T-B, felling axes:
Säter Banko, handle hickory.
Swedish army surplus, marked with three crowns.
T-B, splitting and hewing axes:
SA Wetterling Splitting axe
?fors Bruks stainless, handle tar stained birch.
Old unmarked hewing axe.
L-R, small axes:
Cheap one I reprofiled myself, handle tar stained birch.
SA Wetterling.
Säter Banko, handle tar stained birch.
SA Wetterling, reprofiled and original handle redone. I did this one for my kids.
T-B, hatchets:
Gränsfors Bruks slöjd.
SA Wetterling Carpenters axe, handle shorter hickory than original.
Säter Banko, handle hickory.
T-B, hatchet, small axe:
SA Wetterling Carpenters axe.
Chinese made, handle old hickory one. My favorite backpack axe at the moment.
T-B, felling axes:
Säter Banko, handle hickory.
Swedish army surplus, marked with three crowns.
T-B, splitting and hewing axes:
SA Wetterling Splitting axe
?fors Bruks stainless, handle tar stained birch.
Old unmarked hewing axe.