axes

  1. Ransack Viking

    Viking Axe vs Tomahawk: where the designs actually differ

    I’ve always thought the Viking axe and the tomahawk get compared a little too casually. They can both be carried as compact chopping tools, but the design priorities are pretty different. A Viking bearded axe puts a lot of useful cutting edge below the eye, while a tomahawk usually keeps things...
  2. Ransack Viking

    Viking axes vs modern camp axes: what actually transfers and what does not

    General Knife Discussion / Axes Been following this community for a while and wanted to kick off a thread on Viking axes since the question of whether historical patterns have any practical use comes up occasionally. The bearded axe is the one that holds up best in practical terms. The lower...
  3. HighFallsForge

    Handmade Axes

    These axes are made to be thrown, to chop, and cut. Made from quarter inch thick 1095 steel and Bolivian rosewood handles. These are not a walmart special ax, these are the real thing and made to be beaten. "HighFalls Forge" "HighFalls Tiktok"
  4. HighFallsForge

    New Handmade Knife Drop

    I just recently finished this batch and first time ever posting here, so if I did it wrong, I apologize. All of these i'm posting are made from 1095 steel, blackened with gun blue, have their own handmade sheaths, except for the axes. All these blades are made to be used and yes, even the...
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