AXES/HATCHETS/MAULS/WEDGES
Jersey Railsplitter® Axes | Jersey Classic Axes | Michigan Railsplitter® Axes | Dayton Railsplitter® Axes | Assorted Small Axes
Pulaski Axes | Hudson Bay Axes | Splitting Mauls | Wedges | Hookeroons | Sport Utility Axes | Sharpening Stones
JERSEY RAILSPLITTER® AXES
JERSEY CLASSIC AXES

MICHIGAN RAILSPLITTER® AXES
DAYTON RAILSPLITTER® AXES
ASSORTED SMALL AXES
PULASKI AXES
HUDSON BAY AXES
This past weekend, I ran the axe yard at my local Boy Scout council’s Pumpkinfest. I had planned to teach about knives, saws and axes; but all people wanted to do was use the axes. My Council Hudson Bay axe was in steady use; and more than once I saw one of the adults present cutting through red oak like it was red pine. I have yet to check the axe again for sharpness; but I am willing to bet that it is still pretty sharp, since whenever it was in use by an adult, I saw chips flying. The axe passed its first full field test with flying colors.
BUSH HOOK
SHARPENING STONES
ABOUT BUSH HOOKS
Bush Hooks are sometimes referred to as Bush Axes. They are sharp, double or single-edged blades on an axe handle designed for heavy-duty clearing and shrubbing of tough vines, weeds, undergrowth and small saplings.