An Ax to Grind - Part 2

An Ax to Grind - Part 2 - USDA Forest Service 1999 - 0823-2D01-MTDC - Missoula Technology Development Center. Single and double bit, chopping, splitting axes, broad ax, broad ax hewing, adzes, hatchets.

[@petzltreeclimber]

I just received a collins double bit michigan pattern axe from my grandpa! He's only used it about 2 or 3 times so lucky me!

[@timwarren9183]

This is the best axe video on utube
The man knows what he's talking about

[@Wastelander13]

Thank you for the interesting informatios about axes. I learned alot.

[@bloodsoakedwhiskers]

that there hewing axe was a nice one.... can't find them like that no more....

[@pinocchiocozad1222]

Gransfors brunks, close enough? moving on...

[@quimblaa]

thanks for the edu. what is the name of the song at the end about the woodsman

[@cillyede]

Great video!
Hubert, Germany

[@earlymanproductions8524]

Song?

[@gagalmg]

don't step on them axes now...LOL

[@hypnolobster]

These videos are named incorrectly. This is "An Axe to Grind," and the video labeled "An Axe to Grind" is actually "Handtools for Trail Work."
Notice that this guy is talking exclusively about axes and chopping tools, whereas the "An Axe to Grind" video talks about the full range of trail tools.

[@kevindesilva429]

The idea that an America blacksmith added the pole on axes is just laughable !!!!

[@-o-The-Duke-o-]

Kevin de Silva Yeah, it was most likely a Peruvian beautician.