Such a wonderful watch. Thanks a lot. Have a great weekend.

I am new to your channel , camping, axes and hatchets. Watching this video and your honest opinion of this hatchet/axe, your we’ll chosen words and your love of your hobby have inspired me.  Nicely done. Peace from Cochise County in southern Arizona.

Just checking out your channel and one thing I know for sure..... Brother ..... You love axes !!!..... I found a new home..... Thanks again... Much Respect from St Petersburg Florida U.S.A....

I would take the Gränsfors of course, but i must say that those new hybrid axes are becoming serious contenders!👌🏽nice vid again thomas🍻keep goin‘

Cool vid mate, i think im gunna look into one of these and give it a hiding down here in Aus! Glad they sent you one of these and cool to be back out in the Danish bush. Cheers👍👍🪓

I think the stress test of standing on it doesn't really make sense.  Since the forces that joint will see on impact are front to back, not side to side.  Unless someone is using it as a leverage tool which I think would be abuse for that kind of 2 piece handle.

Great video my friend...

Great video, as always! But my friend, you're swinging the wrong way; you could possibly damage your medial and lateral collateral ligaments, as well as distal biceps tendon, and most likely also the common flexor tendon (in your left elbow area). You are holding the axe as a left-handed person would, but swinging in the orientation of a right-hander (at around 15:55). Stay safe and have fun out there!

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Would you say the Agawa 21 is an ideal companion to the axe? let’s say you had the Agawa 24, and you cut an 8” wide tree with it, so you think you could chop an 8” wide piece of wood with that axe? or would it better suited to chopping 5”-6” wide pieces 🤔 thanks!

I’m not sure why everyone makes this so hard. A GB small forest axe doesn’t have a hardened poll. Therefor, as a camp axe, it is inferior to every single other axe that has one. Stop putting that axe on a pedestal.