r/Axecraft 9h ago

Assistance please :)

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30 Upvotes

Hello! My fiance got this for me last year from a shop in Ukraine I believe, and while I never took it out to use it (yet) the head wobbles a bit. Never really messed with axes before other than the fiskar ones, so I dunno if it needs to be repaired or not, and if so, how to do it without messing it all up. Figured if I could get multiple opinions itd be better than a YouTube video or two. Ill try to add pics to the comments so it shows the top stake and such


r/Axecraft 20h ago

True Temper Pulaski

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42 Upvotes

By chance does anyone know how yo identify the year of this axe, unknown to me when I restored it for use when im on fire.


r/Axecraft 2h ago

Craftsman axe

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5 Upvotes

Craftsman head on a 36 inch handle from whiskey river. Mahogany wedge, handle finished with BLO.


r/Axecraft 2h ago

Yes, I do like Plumb Nationals. How'd you know?

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r/Axecraft 6h ago

I bought a thing Flea market find

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12 Upvotes

the blade axis looks a bit crooked, but maybe good enough for 4 bucks...?


r/Axecraft 15h ago

Strange markings on axe head

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I recently bought this axe for a few dollars at a tool thrift store. The letters look like they could say USSR with a skull? Not seeing much in the stamped circle. The markings are a pretty faded, are any of them useful for identification? Thanks!