@buckin.billy.ray: Axe shopping at Canadian tire #logger #axes #splittingaxe #timberfaller #splittingwood

Mystical Cat :

The difference about splitting axe and a normal axe

John Edwards :

Why take the jacket off

B. Shep 🇨🇦 :

Don't buy store brands at Canadian Tire - an ex-employee

wyatt eisenga :

Gotta atleast try the fiskars there very good I’ve had mine for five years and I’ve split probably 2,000 cord of wood with it with not much effort and I’ve fallen a few trees with it to

Barley32 :

I have a fiskars hatchet and splitting ax. Don't use much but I find they have no feel to them. Was surprised that professionals actually like them.

Adrian again again :

If you only need a tool for a day, buy it at Canadian Tire. If it lasts past lunchtime it’s doing well

mystictiger :

we need a video of you fixing that axe (I own one 😅)

Jake Szumigala :

Would love to see the video of you fixing it! I actually found you by watching an axes restoration. They’re my favorite. Love your videos!

Bobthebuilder :

Just buy a Gränsfors bruk axe.

Tѻﻉ ᛕกﻉﻉ :

fiskars. hands down. easy work

robertoooo503 :

That’s crazy. The Fiskars is $114. That’s $85 US. When they are only $59.99 in the states.

smithbrock6 :

Pt2 plz

MM :

Do more of these kinds vids 😂

gibbey46 :

our canaidian tire the axes are all locked up

Matt_Z :

So are the fiskars quality??

banaani :

fiskars is the most longlasting axe i have seen, even with people who dont care for their tools

Matt :

Fiskars is the only answer

ethan burton :

do a cheap vs expensive vs yours

misalkhan614 :

Jaime suay :

tenéis unos buenos corbellotes lo que tienes al lado de las hachas eso se llama corbellote qué precio tiene uno de esos me hace falta a mí para cuando voy a cortar para cuando se queda alguna rama para derramar cuando he cortado la leña pequeña es más ligero que una hacha

Jake :

I use that exact same garant it is the best trust axe out there in my opinion

Ben Anderson :

The Fiskars x27 split 3 cords of ash this winter and so far has been crazy indestructible. I like the old school look of many others but that Fiskars is tough! Split roughly 2 cords last year as well.

Martinko :

price?

whittyhunter :

awesome brother

jeff_p98 :

ive used a fiskars for years. In well below freezing to 90+ never any issues. Had far to many wooden handles break once cold and wet.