How do I choose the right axe for my specific task?

Selecting the perfect axe depends on the job at hand:Felling Trees: Opt for a felling axe with a long handle and sharp blade designed to cut across the wood grain.Splitting Logs: A splitting axe or maul with a heavy, wedge-shaped head is ideal for splitting wood along the grain.Camping and Kindling: A hatchet or small hand axe is perfect for light chopping and easy to carry.Carpentry and Woodworking: Choose a carpenter's axe for precision and control in detailed work.If you're unsure, feel free to contact us for personalized recommendations.

How should I maintain and sharpen my axe?

Proper maintenance ensures your axe performs optimally and lasts for years:Cleaning: Wipe down the blade after each use to prevent rust.Sharpening: Use a suitable sharpening stone or tool—we offer a range of sharpening products to help you keep a keen edge.Handle Care: For wooden handles, apply linseed oil periodically to prevent drying and cracking.Contact Us for detailed instructions.

Felling Axe HY 10-1,5 SV, 1.5 kg - Axeman.ca

Hultafors

Felling Axe HY 10-1,5 SV, 1.5 kg

$156.99 CAD

HU-840185

An axe suitable for small-scale felling, made from blasted and

clear-lacquered ironwork. The shaft is curved and made from hickory.

The axe is hand-forged and made from Swedish axe steel using traditional methods in use since 1697.
The steel is stuck several times, increasing its density and thereby the durability of the axe.
Has a clear tempered zone within which the axe can be sharpened whilst not detracting from the strength of the edge.
The shaft is made from hickory and treated with linseed oil.
Weight: 1500 g
Shaft length: 800 mm (32")
Surface axe head: Clear lacquered

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Jack of All Trades

If you only wanted one axe for around the property, this could be it.
The other day, I challenged myself to fell, limb, buck and split a moderately sized spruce. I did the whole job with this axe. The only problem I encountered was keeping up with the caloric demand for the job.
Jeremy is also great at running his business. If you have a question, he takes the time for his customers.

Felling Axe HY 10-1,5 SV, 1.5 kg

Better then expected.

Very impressed. Already using her out along the North Saskatchewan river by Fort Sask to gather and process dead poplar, spruce and birch. Had a estwing 26" camp axe before so ya lol, i like this one. Like i said the quality is better then i expected but to be transparent... The handle grain pattern runs toward 10 O'clock and is about 75% heartwood. Many professionals say it dose not make much difference with hickory but just to be transparent thats how the handle is. Worth sanding down the handle if you plan on using her alot, and she comes sharp but you might want a thinner profile. Highly recommended.

Outstanding

Great all around axe, I did not regret buying it. Axeman.ca service was amazing as well the axe arrive 2 days early.

Great tool

Easy to find what I was looking for and buy the Felling Axe HY 10-1,5 SV, 1.5 kg. Communication and shipping were quick with the store. The tool arrived a day before expected with no issues. Ax is wonderful quality and feels great!

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What You Should Know Before Purchasing Felling Axe HY 10-1,5 SV, 1.5 kg

When choosing an axe, the blade material is a critical factor that influences its performance, durability, and suitability for specific tasks.

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Here are the common types of materials used for axe blades:

Hand-Forged Swedish Steel: Crafted in the historic forge at Hults Bruk, the axe head is made from premium Swedish steel.
Hardened Forged Steel: blade stays sharp longer than traditional axes.
Stainless Steel: More resistant to corrosion, but slightly less durable compared to carbon steel.

Axe Head

Factors to Consider When Choosing an Axe Handle Material

Selecting the right handle material for your axe depends on a balance of factors including intended use, comfort, maintenance, and personal preference.

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Here are the common types of materials used for axe handles:

1. Hickory Handles: Known for its excellent strength and shock absorption.

2. Shock-absorbing FiberComp® handle is lightweight yet stronger than steel to prevent overstrike damage.

3. Glass-Filled Nylon: Lightweight and resistant to moisture and decay, though they may not be as durable under heavy use.

4. Rubber Overmolded Handles: Feature a core material (like fiberglass or steel) covered with rubber for improved grip and vibration dampening.

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Conquer Trees with Ease

Specifically designed for chopping down trees, these axes have a long blade and optimal weight distribution. Cut across wood grain efficiently, making your logging tasks faster and less strenuous.

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Efficiency and Comfort Combined

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Frequently Asked Questions about Axes & Hatchets?

Selecting the perfect axe depends on the tasks you plan to perform. For general, all-purpose use, a good rule of thumb is to hold the axe head in your hand with the handle pointing downward—the end of the handle should reach your armpit. Larger axes are ideal for felling trees, while smaller hatchets are great for splitting kindling and lighter duties.

We provide a comprehensive selection of axes to suit all your needs. Our inventory includes felling axes for cutting down trees, splitting axes and mauls for processing firewood, hatchets for camping and light chores, carpenter axes for woodworking projects, and specialized arborist saws. We also carry renowned brands like Gränsfors, Fiskars, Hultafors, and Ochsenkopf.

Selecting the perfect axe depends on the job at hand:

Felling Trees: Opt for a felling axe with a long handle and sharp blade designed to cut across the wood grain.
Splitting Logs: A splitting axe or maul with a heavy, wedge-shaped head is ideal for splitting wood along the grain.
Camping and Kindling: A hatchet or small hand axe is perfect for light chopping and easy to carry.
Carpentry and Woodworking: Choose a carpenter's axe for precision and control in detailed work.

If you're unsure, feel free to contact us for personalized recommendations.

Yes, we do! Axeman.ca carries a variety of axe handles made from high-quality materials like hickory and fiberglass. We also offer accessories such as sheaths, sharpening stones, wedges, and maintenance tools to keep your axe in top condition.

Proper maintenance ensures your axe performs optimally and lasts for years:

Cleaning: Wipe down the blade after each use to prevent rust.
Sharpening: Use a suitable sharpening stone or tool—we offer a range of sharpening products to help you keep a keen edge.
Handle Care: For wooden handles, apply linseed oil periodically to prevent drying and cracking.

Contact Us for detailed instructions.

Absolutely! We stand by the quality of our products. Most of our axes come with a manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If you have any issues, please contact our customer service, and we'll be happy to assist you.

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Felling Axe HY 10-1,5 SV, 1.5 kg