bahco axe

a short review of an underrated, un reviewed axe. Decent axe, decent price, beat the hardware store stick and rock at a comparable price!

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• Bahco axe
• bushcraft
• woodworking

[Beachcrib]

Hi .. What nation is this axe made in ??? Is it china? Thanks for any help...

[karlsefni01]

@Beachcrib I think it is made in germany or sweden. Hope that helps :)

[AhnkoCheeOutdoors]

Is this axe still available, I can't seem to locate it anywhere online or locally. What a great deal for an American made product, and just a few dollars more than the cheap crappy Mexican made axes. Thanks for the great review.

[karlsefni01]

@AhnkoCheeOutdoors Hi thanks for the sub and the comment. I bought mine at Jay's Sporting Goods in Clare, Michigan. You could try googling them and giving them a call. I haven't been there in several months so I am not positive they still carry them :)

[alicedevonport]

"you may as well throw that thing in the swamp" LOVE this guy!

[karlsefni01]

@alicedevonport lol! I know, I say stupid things sometimes, but I mean well! Your comment made my day BTW! :D

[Rasenkrieger]

Thanks for the easygoing useful review.Those European wide and thin axeheads are nice. Thanks again!

Philipp

[TheOverlord2010]

@Beachcrib Bacho are Swedish, fantastic quality steel (home of the Mora knife)

[j6fv8b]

i like this video. people need to stop spedning 200 or 300 dollare on a facking axe!!! this is a relatively thin axe... it will bite deply with a good sharpening. this will hold an edge as well as ny other axe out there! really what youre doing when you buy a hardware store axe is saying im going to pocket this 180$ and im going to make this axe "mine" over the next 2 days with some custom work.. youre buying the axehead though... dont expect the handle and wedge to last.

[karlsefni01]

@sammybamby they look great when pimped to look old. And I agree, fantastic blade. Thanks for commenting!