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  @timbarry508023 сағат бұрын

  Great work

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  @940joey27 сағат бұрын

  Thank you so much !!

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  @timbarry50802 сағат бұрын

  @@940joey2 you make it look easy. And I know it's not

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  @dk24283 күн бұрын

  This is how you do a real world review! Just ordered it!

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  @940joey23 күн бұрын

  Hell yeah, happy for you !! You’re going to love it !! Thanks for watching 🤙

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  @bustermot10 күн бұрын

  I wanted to not like this guy or his review because of all of the trappings of his generation on display. I ended up liking the video and the guy. Good job dude.

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  @940joey210 күн бұрын

  I appreciate the honesty and I’m happy you ended up liking the video. Thank you so much for watching !!

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  @OnceUponAnotherTime12 күн бұрын

  Husk-VAR-na, Joey? You got it! (Sometimes. Once?)

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  @940joey212 күн бұрын

  I’ll get it right one of these days !! Thanks for watching 👍

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  @SenecaSerpent14 күн бұрын

  It's also easier to warranty CT than Gransfors usually. It may have changed but the Grans warranty used to be totally null if you bought through Amazon. Grand QC has also gone down hill lately despite record high prices. I've seen heads totally warped and major grain runout 😬 If I paid $200+ to receive those issues I'd flip.

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  @marine0341ok19 күн бұрын

  yes sir it wiil keep that isolated from rottinjg i wil definatly use that advice in my 64 years i have never seen any body do that preventiive measures they call that

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  @bombsawaylemay77024 күн бұрын

  A Jersey on a 28" handle is like stuffing a 454 into a Chevy II, its absolutely gonna rip and tear!

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  @940joey224 күн бұрын

  Heck yeah man 28” jersey is my got to work axe !! Damn that’s an awesome way to put it !! You would love my car I built. It’s a 1998 bmw 328i, but I put a 6.0 liter Chevy LS engine in it. She make makes a modest 400 wheel horsepower and 417 torque at the wheel. She’s a ripper just like a short jersey 👌

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  @bombsawaylemay77019 күн бұрын

  ​@@940joey2nice! Yeah I bet that Beamer screams. It's all about the power to weight ratio.

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  @tomleonard158924 күн бұрын

  Says the same fin thing all the time! WTF thumbs down

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  @940joey224 күн бұрын

  Hey thanks for watching, I’m a little confused by your comment. Sorry you didn’t like the video.

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  @bombsawaylemay77025 күн бұрын

  I hanged a Kelly Perfect on the same Whiskey River handle, and that axe rips. Nice Connie you have there, will eventually get one for myself. 🪓

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  @leonludwig8306Ай бұрын

  I've get a Dayton pattern Collins 4Lbs axe from a friend it's my first American made axe I'm from Germany and I live here so it's very hard to get a American felling axe out here in the Eifel but now I got one and friends of the axes that's a great axe I've never got one like this my german axes are great and very good to split but to chop down huge trees 🌳 my new friend from Connecticut is another thing... a tree big as a upper leg takes 6 hits If it's dry and through fresh wood like a oak it go's like there is nothing... I love the Dayton pattern Collins

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  @bombsawaylemay770Ай бұрын

  Sweet set-up

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  Thank you !!

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  @meshellcountrygal4512Ай бұрын

  Gotta say that takes strength and determination to do that old school!

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  @brettbrown9814Ай бұрын

  Looks like nice wood to chop Joey! Good accuracy.

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  @meshellcountrygal4512Ай бұрын

  That is one fell tree nicely done folks!

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  Thank you so much !!

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  @TheHelmanHomesteadАй бұрын

  Nice drop bro!!

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  Thanks dude !! I’m happy James came over to give me a hand with this one. I was nervous but everything went smooth. Dude I didn’t think the tree was that big but my 24” bar didn’t poke out the other side !! And man once it was on the ground I’m like dang this thing is huge !!

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  @TheHelmanHomesteadАй бұрын

  @@940joey2 sometimes don’t realize till they’re on ground!!

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  @@TheHelmanHomestead man you’re not kidding !!

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  @keithsargent6963Ай бұрын

  I have not put mine to the test yet. Glad you did.

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  @MattKeevilАй бұрын

  Looks like a good time!

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  @markluke8447Ай бұрын

  Looks very nice thus far. Looking forward to next step.

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  @pwaterduАй бұрын

  nice accurate chopping there!

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  @kurts64Ай бұрын

  Good stuff mate !👍👍🪓

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  Heck yeah thanks Kurt !! Feels good to swing an axe again, it’s been a while !! 🪓🤙

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  @TheHelmanHomesteadАй бұрын

  Hell yeah dude had a killer time!! Thanks for the help too 👌🏻

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  No probs man I had a blast !! 🤙

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  @Running-with-skizersАй бұрын

  Nice jersey man🤘🏻

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  Thanks dude !! It’s a council tool beveled jersey the updated version and I took the 32” handle out and put it on a super thin 28” handle shes a choppin machine !!

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  @swingbellyАй бұрын

  Hey Joey. Good to see you back again! Wow, wish I could still swing an axe like that again. Now, I use chainsaws. Much faster and saves wood for splitting. Keep those videos coming my friend. Question, do you actually use ALL of the axes that are in display in the scary basement? That old comfort chair in the basement must serve a purpose. Repose and Relax. Norm, Canada 🍁🍻

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  @@swingbelly Hey Norm, nice to hear from you man. Thank you I really appreciate it. It sure felt nice to swing an axe again, it’s been months so my accuracy wasn’t the best. I do apologize for not being as consistent as I use to be with videos I haven’t had the time with work to get out and chop let alone make videos. I really miss doing it so I’m hoping to make some time for some consistent videos soon. Hey man nothing wrong with a chain saw, I love using mine when I get the opportunity!! Yes every axe that’s hung (I do have some loose heads) I have used at least once. Weather it be an expensive lamaca or a 5 dollar yard sale find they’re all tools and all get used. Now I obviously have a go to couple of axes that I consistently use and they show it. I’m thinking of thinning down the collection it’s a bit out of hand I don’t need them all, but I do love them 😂. Thank you so much for the support and thanks for watching !!

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  @paulhiebert382Ай бұрын

  What a Sweat sound that double bit makes :) great video. thanks for sharing . new subscriber :)

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  @chrisluce9475Ай бұрын

  That is a good looking boot! I am from Spokane I own several pairs of PNW boots .White's and Nick's. I am trying Frank's out for the first time on a rebuild. I went back to White's after spending over $800, 10 month wait on a pair of boots. I had a few questions on a resole. I wasn't crazy with my final design. The guy was extremely rude and condescending to me. I spent a lot of money at White's over the years. Heard good things about Frank's met with them and was blown away by their friendly customer service, not from the owners, but from other staff. So they are doing my rebuild! ..How are those in the snow? I find they are a bit slippery. Would recommend V 100 lug sole a lot heavier but more cushion and amazing traction!

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  @jimmyfreeman1622Ай бұрын

  I just ordered one.. I'm stoked, dude!

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  @codyrussell8722Ай бұрын

  These are decent spikes but with much use they will break. The outside spike i had to drill the holes bigger to fit n the studs are almost to short with the outside spike.

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  @940joey2Ай бұрын

  Ahh dang man that’s a bummer sorry to hear that. Yeah I can definitely see that the thickness of the spikes do take up a bit of length on the bar studs. Hopefully they last a decent while if not maybe I’ll try making my own. Thank so much for watching 🤙

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  @ronkay1573Ай бұрын

  Good chopping

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  @ronkay1573Ай бұрын

  Try a Tuatahi (New Zealand) Trapper axe/hatchet. I prefer it over my Gransfor Bruks Scandinavian or Wildlife hatchet. Of course they make larger axes.

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  @johnclarke66472 ай бұрын

  I have a brand new GBA Scandinavian Forest Axe. Its edge appears to be solid. Mine was made by Oscar Elliason. I do not know anything about him. I am coating the handle with Linsheen, so it is up to my standards. It will have ten thin coats on it before I am through with it. My small Forest axe held up to cutting up some dried oak without a problem. I did sharpen it up, afterwards. It was made by Mithras Blitz. Some pine knots are full of crystallized pine resin, which will wipe out the edge on any axe. I know my GBA axes are hardened better than the edges on my True Temper axes. They ring when you strike them with a ball peen hammer.

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  @picklesnoutpenobscott31652 ай бұрын

  Thanks for saying it so clearly.

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  @940joey22 ай бұрын

  You’re welcome thank you so much for watching 👍

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  @AnubiGreyhound2 ай бұрын

  Mi sono sempre chiesto come si possano trovare quei tronchetti di legno perfettamente tagliati nel bosco, pronti per il batoning... assomigliano cosi tanto a quelli tagliati con la motosega.... . Io cerco sempre ma non ne trovo mai, devo sempre tagliarmeli da solo con il silky o con l'accetta. Che invidia oh... 😅

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  @940joey22 ай бұрын

  😂😂😂 very true they are hard to find lol !!! I cut them with a bacho Laplander saw I didn’t put that part in the video because I wanted to do a separate video on the saw but then I never got around to it lol !! Thanks for watching 🤙

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  @dayday_132 ай бұрын

  Love this video man. Love the rambling too. But I have a major problem. I do this with axes, hammers, anything that needs to be hung. When fitting the head, I shape the head so it’s a tight fit at first. As I keep checking, fitting, and filing to get it to sit lower to the shoulder, I end up with a handle that it’s way too small for the eye. Like I’m taking way too much off but I’m not. It might have to do with the eye being larger on the top than the bottom but looking at yours, you don’t have that problem. Before you even touch a wedge your handle is perfect fit in the eye. I’ve about given up I’ve screwed up so many now lol.

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  @ericwalker34592 ай бұрын

  Wow. Thanks a lot! I’m trying to figure out how to sharpen my knives and axes. This is what I needed to know. Nice, simple,easy way to go about it. Thanks

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  @erikfogelmark44762 ай бұрын

  I recently posted this at Urban Lumberjack's channel, regarding his problems with his Scandinavian Forest axe: I had a few questions about the Forest axes, so an experienced grinder (18 years at Gränsfors) called me up. Spoke för over 30 minutes. He had a lot to tell: 57-59 HRC (I was told 56-57 earlier, it was wrong), often 58 HRC. 35 degrees bit ange for SFA and 33-35 for the Scandinavian Forest Axe. But - since the bit is convex it cannot be measured at the edge. It is an approximate angle at the "swell" (correct word?), which I understand as a few mm inside of the edge. At the "curve" of the bit. Approximate angle. The bit is convex to not be "sucked into" the wood when you cut branches, and to make the edge stronger. He actually said that the bigger angle and not razor sharp edge is supposed to somewhat more bounce back when you are limbing trees, so you can strike again, and not get stuck. Note this: The forest axes are NOT supposed to be razor sharp, i.e. you are not supposed to be able to cut paper or armhair with it. If you can, the angle may be to low/sharp and the edge too thin = it will fold over easily when you cut branches and trees. SFA is made for limbing branches off trees, and cutting down smaller trees. Scandinavian Forest Axe (or Large Forest Axe, which it is named in Swedish), is made also for cutting down larger trees. Of course cutting in V-angle. So folding edges may be because of too small an angle and too sharp an edge. Since it is made from carbon steel which is softer, this may occur, hence bigger bit angle, convex bit and not razor sharp. He also told me that Hults Bruk (Hultafors group) use the same Ovako steel as Gränsfors Bruk, and Wetterlings (who now produce axes for Gränsfors Bruk.)

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  @brucecoles3 ай бұрын

  I just got my super blue and did my adventure and savage from bps. Thanks for the inspiration. I'm so happy with the results.

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Heck yeah that’s awesome, so happy to hear that !! Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching 🤙

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  @Running-with-skizers3 ай бұрын

  Looks Good in black brother 🤘🏻

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  @TheHelmanHomestead3 ай бұрын

  Looks good on there man!

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Thanks dude !!

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  @lauranamik68543 ай бұрын

  Why do you lift up on the bar when you tighten the chain?

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  @bushleague34723 ай бұрын

  I agree that on my sub 3lb axes there seems to be little difference between the convex and flat cheeks. On my 4lb axes I do think theres a noticeable difference. I use these bigger axes mostly for splitting though, so I personally cant say whether its something to do with the bigger bit, or if its something to do with splitting bigger rounds.

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  @nicholaskrut30083 ай бұрын

  What is the name for your EDC sir?

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  It is a Joker Iberica No138 with olive wood handle. Joker makes phenomenal knives, they make bushcraft style knives as well. This folder continues to impress me and it’s crazy affordable. It’s 29 bucks on Amazon right now and that’s what I paid back when I got it. It’s a really nice knife, it’s simple but tough and that’s what I like. Thanks for watching !!

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  @benjaminleslie31553 ай бұрын

  you can see what it was, too much meat left in the center of the hinge. when i do the back cut (which is the most scary cut to make) i avoid torquing the bar back and forth and just keep my felling line pointed to whatever i aimed it at when cutting out the notch. of course keeping an eye on both sides of the cut too. 😊 also I've made that mistake of botching the back cut crooked like that, it can get hairy but I was fortunate that nothing went south. keeping the saw level with your notch cut can be difficult sometimes.

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  @j.p.45413 ай бұрын

  Great review man. I’ve been debating between the BPS adventurer, Tops Brakima and BOB knives

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  @brettbrown98143 ай бұрын

  Nice install! Great to see a saw in your "creepy basement ".

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  @Running-with-skizers3 ай бұрын

  Holy crap man ive been looking for new dogs for a minute the stock one works ok but its worn and likes to not do its job ive been looking for a double set one because mines bad and 2 a dual set just looks badass 😂 i just ordered a set from that link good video brother glad to see you liking your 590 as much as i like mine

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Heck yeah man that’s awesome !! I’m so happy my video was able to help you find the dogs you’ve been looking for !! I haven’t used them yet but I’m sure they’ll work great and yeah man they do look damn good on there don’t they !! Yeah dude I’m loving this saw I’m so happy I chose this one when I was looking for a saw to buy, I’m very pleased with how the saw performs.

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  @KevinsDisobedience3 ай бұрын

  Japanese make a great product! Surprised more people haven’t realized how good these saws are.

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  @Running-with-skizers3 ай бұрын

  I'll tell ya what Kevin I'm glad you have a soft spot for these saws I've always liked them for the simple fact they are a mid priced saw that's reliable, easy to get parts for and from mine and my dad's own experience run forever it's one of those saws if you have a husky guy or a stihl guys ask what you use they don't seem to have much issue when you say echo good on joey buying the 590 I love mine

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Thanks Kevin !! Yeah man I’m really happy I pulled the trigger on this saw, I’m very pleased with it. I’ve been getting more comfortable around it and I’ve been learning a lot from your videos and my own experience and I’ll tell ya what I’m having a blast running a chainsaw. Thank you so much for all the help on and off KZread I really appreciate it. Oh yeah I forgot to tell you I really think I’m getting the hang of sharpening I’ve been doing what you told me and it’s like I had an epiphany and it just clicked one day. Now I know what it’s like to use a sharp chain and it’s night and day difference to what I thought sharp was before. 👍

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  @bobross1813Ай бұрын

  Cool video man glad I found it. What’s your opinion on them this far? Would you do it again?

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  @TheHelmanHomestead3 ай бұрын

  Looks killer dude! Can’t wait to see it in some wood!

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Thanks man, yeah I’m really happy with how it came out !! Now we just have to get it in the wood 👌

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  @tested1233 ай бұрын

  im not much of a chainsaw guy but i love all the info. what i did love was the buck 110! i was given one in 1990 and i still use it regularly. i love a knife that can double as a hammer.

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Heck yeah man buck 110 is an awesome knife / hammer 😂 .. this one dates to 1983 I believe. It holds an edge for a long time. It’s all good man I appreciate toy still watching though man, I hope I don’t start turning people away with the chainsaw stuff. I promise my channel is still predominantly be about axes 👍

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  @tested1233 ай бұрын

  @@940joey2 i dont mind a chainsaw video or any other tree cutting tool video. but the axes are what got me here. i think when i subscribed was when you were first kinda learning and practicing axemanship. now its chainsaws. onward and upward.

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  @brycestewart94933 ай бұрын

  Oh hell ya bro

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Thanks man 🤘🤘 I think it’s pretty badass !!

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  @52daytripper3 ай бұрын

  my council tool boys ax head became loose; they are sending me tapered dowel wedges to re-wedge the ax, hope it works, your vid was a good demonstration of how to do it, even though you used a straight wedge not a tapered dowel wedge

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  @940joey23 ай бұрын

  Ahhh dang sorry to hear that man, hopefully that tapers dowel works out for you, I’ve never tried one. Yeah while council tool makes amazing axes, probably thee best in my opinion, the factory hangs tend to come loose so sometimes you have to re hang them and then they’re good to go. I know this bothers some folks, but it doesn’t bother me because the quality of their axes and handles are so good, I can over look the fact that the hang may come loose every now and again. Heck every axe will come loose eventually. I’m so happy my video was able to help you out, thank you so much for watching !!