Modifying the Axe I Forged for Jim Baird

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I’m loving this Axe Chris! Thanks a lot and it was good seeing ya.

[@robintheoutside]

The quality and pride in your workmanship never ceases to amaze us! Looking forward to swinging one of yours soon.

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

Contact me when you are ready and I’ll make sure you get the axe to match your needs.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very beautiful job. That looks really good. Forge On. God bless.

[@TheGrantAlexander]

Beauty! Any reason why you went with hickory over ash?

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

Customer preference for a longer handle combined with what material I had on hand. I prefer ash because it’s native to my area and was what the old timers used, hickory doesn’t grow much up here in the north…

[@y-notforge8913]

..Well done sir. It's much easier to use a tool if the grip and handle are comfortable...

[@kayakncamping]

"Axe-idents can happen". (19:10) lol. Pun unintended, I'm sure. :)

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

I make them sharp, mind the pointy bits!