Gränsfors Bruk - From Steel to Axe

[@AlexanderBushcraft]

The axe of dream! Great work!)

[@samuelfisher3016]

I have three of your fine axes and they are my pride and joy. Thank you for making such wonderful tools.

[@MiladJP]

If my life depended on one single tool, I would choose a Gränsfors Bruk over any other manufacturer. They will be the tools of my choice to build my home soon.

[@ForestWanderer_YT]

I have the Wildlife Hatchet!👍 Beautiful and high quality! I took it in the forest with me for years now!

[@alexander61516]

Just purchased the Hunters Axe. Been on my list for a few yrs now...

[@dantirk4560]

They are a work of art. Every time I handle one I can feel the difference, Gransfors Bruk is the best ❤️🇺🇸

[@heineken5050]

beauty!!!!

[@CaptCanuck4444]

Very nice!

[@arnilazarev1771]

👍👍👍👍👍 🥇

[@Kasper-qr3in]

Bra idé med initialer på yxan

[@4irfoX]

i love my gränsfors axes. each of them. i own 4. at the moment. 🙈😂

[@KonstantinosTsagkalidis]

Gränsfors Bruk 💙🇬🇷🇸🇪💛

[@Jimbo.jack47]

Ok so not quite the personal touch they'd have us believe. I imagined guys with hammers on a forge

[@chrisstaylor8377]

Black smith ?

[@BravingTheOutDoors]

Listened to it 20 times tryinb to figure out how to pronounce it. Is it Gran-sorsh? Is it Sorsh or Shors?

[@toast2437]

Gran forsh

[@fredrikw505]

Say the word Granny but replace y with s. For the second part, its close to the word Force. Grann-s force.

[@gyni5044]

wonderful axe! But it's too expensive in china.

[@WoodsmanHobo777]

At 2:35, probably not a good idea to hammer hardened steel into hardened steel, I know it's not good for the axe.

[@old_iron_axe_and_tool]

Right. It's the only time a hammer touches they're axes. And they call them hand forged 😂

[@dantirk4560]

The video clearly says that’s part of way they test it for strength. Your ignorant head could use the same test. It’s ridiculous hearing a nobody tell a master how to do his job.

[@frankhiggins9850]

😂😂hows your axe company do it?

[@CageThePeople]

Yeah, I’m sure a company that had been making axes for over 120 years doesn’t know what they’re doing.

[@WoodsmanHobo777]

​@@CageThePeopleso it's reasonable to hammer a big chunk of hardened steel into a thin bit of hardened steel? Is it good for it or not so good? You do have common sense right?