“Ax” Me A Question -74
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- Why are Fiskars Ax’s the best in the industry. Review and demo the most popular axes in many woodyards. Discuss what sets Fiskars Axes apart from the competition.
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As a Finn, its great to see Fiskars getting the recognition it deserves. Fiskars is like the default brand of tools in any finnish home.
I agree 100%, as someone who worked and sold Fiskars products for over 10 years I know the commitment to quality they strived for.
Thanks for taking your time to watch and comment on the video. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Late reply, but how did you end up selling Fiskars all the way in North America (if i understood correctly)? It's a really old company so i know they have ties all around the world by now but its still amazing to see these products on the world stage so to speak.
@@oraakkeli Fiskars is a well known brand in the US. It started with their scissors first and spread to all kinds of tools. I am proud to have worked for a Finnish company that makes quality products.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I own almost a dozen Fiskar products. Never had a problem with any of them, great products. As a matter of fact, I just bought the Fiskars X7 Hatchet and two Fiskars Log Tongs. They were on sale, I couldn't let that pass. You all understand right? It's not a problem, I can stop at any time.
Glad you enjoyed the video and Fiskars products.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I own an X7, it's been my go to since I've had it. 25 year warranty and I trust it with my life.
Appreciate you sharing, good quality tools last a lifetime and can truly be life savers.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I bought my hookaroo thanks to you and Chris, helps with my back
I’m glad you found our hookaroon/pickaroon video informative.
They truly are a back-saver!
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Good video Tony. I wish I had a Fiskars 40 years ago, all the money I’ve spent on axe and maul handles I could have purchased many Fiskar. I do have their pickaroon and they honored the warranty 100%. Thanks again!
Larry, they are an awesome company and make quality tools.
I’m glad you’ve had a good buyers experience with Fiskars.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
I bought my X27 after watching your video with Chris, I am glad you have done an updated video they really are very good axes.
Patrick glad you are having the same results that Chris and I are having with Fiskars Ax’s.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Don't tell Chris but I have ordered a Stihl 462 after watching your video. I am a Husky man so this will be my first Stihl Saw.
I've always had a problem with shattering handles out of all my splitting mauls I ever bought. I would buy the undistructable handles and broke everyone. Then I bought the X27 and have used that for about 6-7 years now and yet to break the handle. It's the best money I have ever spent. Stay safe my friend
Tim I’ve heard the same comment from many people when I was working for Fiskars. The X27 is truly a tank.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
👍👍👍👍 When I’m shopping for tools and outdoors equipment etc . Tony’s cool tools are always right there with me . 👍👍👍👍
Stephen I’m honored you take me along when you’re shopping for tools.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Love my x27 & x7! They are great tools for sure!! Thanks for sharing Tony👍👍
Both are awesome tools to have in your arsenal.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Happy Easter to you and the family👍TCT
Thanks for the refresher on the axes!! I have a couple different ones!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
David, glad you enjoyed the refresher.
Happy Easter to you and your family.
Thanks for Watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony thank you soooo Much for these videos. You are doing a wonderful job!!!
Glad you enjoyed the video. As I mention often, I’m not trying to sell anything just inform people of what is out there and my opinion of the tool.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Another great job explaining!
Easter Blessings to you and your fam!
And Easter Blessings you as well. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Good explaining.
And good illustrations. Thanks.
Ed glad you enjoyed the video.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Beautiful presentation & Illustration. Thank you. I just learned about Fiskars & ordered 22 different Fiskars products
Troy, Fiskars has quality products and I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy Easter Tony, Now I know why I love my Gerber knife so much, skint many of deer with it. I have been contemplating on a Fiskars but now I will pick one up here soon thanks for the info Sir!!!
Eric I too love my Gerber knives and as a retirement gift got several really nice knives. They truly make an awesome edge tool. You can’t go wrong with a Fiskar product.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Great job with all the axes. I remember when you and Chris did the similar video. Fiskars makes a nice product for sure.
Boy you have a good memory, that was 2 years ago.
Your right Fiskars definitely makes a quality product.
I hope you and Lisa have a great Easter. Be safe, 👍TCT
Great informative video Tony! I'm thoroughly impressed with my Fiskars X27.
Bill the x27 is the flagship of the Fiskars ax program.
It’s probably the most used splitting ax on the market.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony your always right on the money with showing tools 🛠️ ❤😊👍
Thanks Todd, glad you enjoy the video and my content.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
i recently got the maul, x27 and hatchet and i love them!!
The X27 is Fiskars most popular ax, it will last a lifetime of splitting wood.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
It's been awhile. Glad to see you're still starring in the Hollywood style videos! - I love the Fiskars products, but I have a loyalty for Plumb axes. Dad bought me one in grade school, then gave me the job of clearing 55A field with it. Which I did,... thru middle school, high school, some college, couple years after military...almost got it now. That axe is now 67 yrs old, indestructible. A little maintenance...replaced the head twice and the handle five times. It just goes on and on! I'd be an ungrateful "son" to change brands now!! I hope you understand. Keep up the good work. My own motto is 'be like a Boy Scout, do at least one good deed everyday'.
Great to have you back. I’m not trying to to have anyone change what they are currently using just giving you options.
For me I started with an Estwing all metal ax, they were based in the town I lived, Rockford IL.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great tools, buy once and have for life!!
Terry that’s the idea, one tool that will last a lifetime.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Now there will be a run on Fiskars axes. Thanks for the history lesson. I own 3 Fiskars. Enjoy The Journey - Cheers
Thanks Bob, glad you’re joining me on my weekly journey.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
As always great show and as usual your videos cost me $$$ already been on Amazon adding to my collection
Please keep up the great work ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Dan sorry to dig into your wallet however as I tell people I’m informing not selling. But, you have a choice to add to your personal arsenal of tools.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks!!! Great review
Kaiser glad you enjoyed the video.
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I've been hearing some rumblings that some who use the X27 that it's causing neck and shoulder pain while using them,and have gone back to traditional axes and the pain has seemed to stop
John that’s interesting, though I don’t go on all the ax forums I’ve not heard any complaints about the Fiskars X27 causing neck and shoulder pain. As you know the X27 is probably the most used and popular splitting ax in the US.
Appreciate you watching and letting me know 👍TCT
Good morning Tony, I was going to axe you a question, but you covered all the info. I really like my Fiskars tools and it's cool to see the ones I don't have YET. My wife does not thank you for the inspiration, hah!
Tony, just tell your wife you’re giving her several options for Father’s Day, birthday and Christmas since you are so hard to buy for.
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Great job Tony 👏 Probably the best 🪓 out there Thanks for sharing 👍
Frank, the Fiskars tools are definitely best in class, quality and price.
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Happy Easter everyone !
Awesome video Tony!
Hildeberto I hope you and your family are having an enjoyable Easter holiday.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
I need to get some Fiskars cutting tools. Those all looks and perform great.
*Keep on tractoring!*
Hey Jon, the Fiskars ax line up are all great tools. Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Another great review! Love my Fiskars especially the Norden N12
Heath, you're ahead of me, I don't have any of the Norden series of Fiskars Ax's. They combine the traditional wood handle with the Fiskars unique head, wedge and grind. I definitely have to get one.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Tony you are the coolest of all the tools
Are you kidding me, I’m second fiddle now that you got a LaBaron logging machine.
My dinky ax’s won’t cut it (no pun intended)😂😂
Happy Easter to you and Patrice. 👍TCT
Sharp video Tony !
Thanks Catfish, glad you enjoyed the video.
Happy Easter to you and your family.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice review! I’m sure given your experience this one was one of the easier reviews🤣 I have the x-15. I keep it in my camper. Fiskars definitely makes great products! Thanks for another great review Tony👍🏻👍🏻-TOA
I don’t know Todd, after 4 years of retirement I had to dig deep to remember details.
But like riding a bike it all came back😂
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another great one Tony ! I prefer the 25 over the 27, mainly because I like to split on a chopping block. Being tall, it is the perfect length when the round is elevated and doesn’t require the heavier and longer 27, IMHO. But I’m sure that is why they make so many different designs. I think I might grab an X-11 for wedges …..might prefer that over the 25 I normally use. Thanks for all the great info 🪓👍👏🇺🇸 Rick
Rick I’ve heard the same reason you gave about preferring the x25 over the X27.
I’ll tell you the X11 come in really handy for a lot of things.
Happy Easter to you and your family.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
another good segment Tony. I've had an X-27 for a long time and love it. i also have a X-7 and have the sappie and hookaroon based of your previous videos. i find them both very useful and back saving when picking up or moving rounds. You're still a good sales rep for Fiskars.....between you and Chris, they're going to have to start making more inventory.
Ha ha as I say I’m not trying to sell anything just inform you of what’s out there and let you make the choice based on you needs.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools well, you're doing a great job....keep those cool tools coming.
A great video, Tony!
I've begun to collect some of these, but only because of their availability. I wasn't too sure about the quality, but now, I feel more confident in purchasing them and using them.
I have , what you called the small brush blade with the mystery holes. I bought it as a souped up billhook for starting and building an English style hedge.
But I've been using it for clearing out unwanted shrubs on my property. I'll research and let you know what those mystery holes are for.
Ken, I think you’ll be satisfied with the Fiskar products.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Thanks for the information very interesting, especially the history. Have you ever thought about doing a video on loppers, pruners, and maintaining them keeping sharp, cleaning sap off, just basically keeping them in good working order. By the way, happy new year to you and the family.
Tony, glad you enjoyed the video. I may have to do a maintenance video in the future. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video! Fiskar has a very nice collection of axes.
Walter, you’re right you can count on Fiskars reputation to make a quality tool at an affordable price.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Very informative, Tony Cool Tool
Tim, I’m glad you found the video informative and entertaining.
Thanks much for watching and commenting. 👍TCT
Hey Tony . I have used a lot of axes and splitting mauls over the years. And somehow believe it or not I have never used a Fiskars!! Maybe its time to try one out. Thanks for sharing.
Mike, now I can’t believe a bona fire yooper like yourself hasn’t tried a Fiskar ax.
Typical that’s a right of passage when you start splitting firewood in the UP😂
Happy Easter, thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony’s you got all the fiskars your a lucky man . It’s always a great video tony cool tools. 😊
Leonard I truly am fortunate to have worked for a great company like Fiskars.
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Happy Easter to you and you family tony .
@@leonardryan8723 Leonard and a Happy Easter to you and your family.👍TCT
I have orange X27 and black A10 both are great! A10 is good one hand axe. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed the video, you seem to have the two most popular ax’s.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Best axes in the world in my opinion thanks for the great video Tony
Adam, there are definitely better more expensive ax’s out there but Fiskars is best in class at an affordable price for the average person like you and me.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I use the fiskars maul to split. Way better than any mauls I’ve used before. It works great and is good exercise in winter. Split for an hour a day about 5 days a week.
Phillip I get worn out after 15 minutes. You must be in good shape keeping that exercise routine!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great tools. I love the x27. I thinking buying smaller one for taking with me in the woods.
Dana, you’ll find having either of the smaller ax or hatchet very handy and extreamly useful.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
My x27 is definitely sharp. In the year that I've had it I think I've only had one or two pieces that it didn't split. Usually was an extremely knotty piece. But that's why we have chain saws. I've probably split 5 plus cords with it. Truly worth the money.
Allan I’m glad you feel the X27 is worth more then what you paid for it.
It truly is a time saving tool in my opinion.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great job Tony, just ordered a XA23, came out of Spain.
Aah thanks for letting me know. What’s funny is the UK, Australia, and the Scandinavian countries have availability but the US can’t get the XA23.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Just recently got an x7 for camping and am sure to get a x27 eventually ;)
Well if you like the X17 wait until you get the X27. It will make your life much easier.
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Awesome brand. Love Fiskars. Tony the Fiskars guru. Lol. Have a great day sir
Jeff glad you like Fiskars products.
They definitely make quality tools.
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Great lineup of quality products Tony. Gotta wonder why the X23 is not U.S. compatible. Excellent and informative video pal.👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I too wondered why the XA23 is not in the US line up but there are many other Fiskar tools only offered in Europe but not here.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Apparently, the holes are for weight distribution and to reduce fatigue.
Yup that’s the line we used as well😂TCT
Oh now your just showing off❤️
Well after 10 years of collecting you have a lot of “stuff”👍TCT
Thank you Tony😀
I’d say the holes for hanging it up on a nail.😀🇦🇺
Rick I can’t argue and for someone who can’t make up their mind they have choices.
Hope you and your family are having a great Easter down under.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Happy Easter to you and your family too😀
I see what you did there…”ax me a question”. Lol
Ha ha if you got the meaning I’ve accomplished my goal😂😂
Happy Easter, hope you, Daddy, and the family are having a fun time searching for those hidden Easter eggs!!!!
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Hey Tony great video
Robert glad you enjoyed the video.
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I have the x27 and the 36" Jsocore maul and I haven't gone back to any other axes except the one I keep in my felling belt for driving wedges.
Sol when you have tools that work no need to look any further.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools I have to admit I was very skeptical. Fiberglass? What is this, I'm used to hickory. But that maul just gets it done on the New England hardwoods.
I had a Fiskars 8 pound maul for a few years - the head broke off the handle. Not nearly as tough as the X27 - although sometimes you do need more weight to get it done.
Austin though not common it does happen, i hope you know the Fiskar maul is guaranteed for life, Just contact the service dept. for a replacement.
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Very good video my old used new best friend!
Glad you thought so former” besty”…👍TCT
Great video as always. Did not know Fiskars owned Gerber.
Glad you enjoyed the video, very few people are aware Fiskars owns Gerber.
Thanks for Watching and commenting.TCT
I have 3 of these. The 1st Ax I paid 10 bucks for it, and it's too short for me, so I used it as a splitting wedge with a handle. The other 2 are perfect and are always in the truck with me..
So what you’re telling me Daniel is you got a great deal on the first one😂
Happy Easter to you your family and your new Woodyard friend Mr Blue or Smurf the Splitting machine….
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@Tonys Cool Tools : To be honest, I am cheep and didn't want to spend money on a new one only to be disappointed. So I found the 1st one used and liked it. Than went out and got 2 more
I split a lot of wood with my X27 - very nice tool. I haven’t touched it since I got a Wolfe Ridge 35C though 😂
Wow James, you went from one extreme to the next.
But the upside is you know the best in class for both a man powered manual splitter and one of the best hydraulic splitters on the market.
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Gonna buy one of these. Chopped wood for 3 hours in the woods, my hands were numb a day after. I had an old axe with a solid plastic handle. I hope it's as good as it's hyped to be
Bob you will notice easier splitting but you will still have impact shock in the handle. The X27 and X25 are the most popular ax’s on the market, I hope you enjoy it as many of us do.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Thank you for the video!
@@bobkin611 Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Happy Easter
And a Happy Easter to you and your family! TCT
About Gerber , THANKS
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Hey cool dude. I think you'll find that the black Fiskars axes (or A-series) are identical to orange-handled X-series models in length, head size, and design, but the differences are a black coating on the head , and lack of rubber orange over-mold handle which is the vibration reduction.
A little cheaper therefore for the black axe. Keep up the good work old fella! 🇬🇧
Laurence, it seems you know the Fiskars numbering system. Internally At Fiskars the Black handle was called the A series but when you go to the store you only have a part number 375841-1001 and referred to as super split.
The Orange and black was referred to as the X series as well X27 and is a two piece handle but the reality is it’s a one piece handle with two colors. You’re right there is a slightly different texture on both handles.
Appreciate you watching and commenting. TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Either way, all Fiskars tools are great cost to quality purchases.
I admire your output my good sir!
You answered my question. The XA 23 isnt available in the US. What a shame. Brush hook is the best way to clear vines and poison oak.
Yes sad but true, not available in the US market.
I tried to get them to bring them into the US before I retire but the product managers didn’t think it would sell
Now it can be ordered from Europe but the cost is around $100 . 👍TCT
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I'm wanting to get a tool that, once my tree is down, I can run up and down the trunk taking the smaller branches off (1-2" branches) so I don't have to keep doing it with the chainsaw.
I'm considering the 9" Brush Axe, the 18" Hatchet and/or 13" Billhook Saw/Machete. I may throw the X7 in for good measure.
I don't mind having multiple tools as long as they're the right ones. I didn't know all these tools were in the universe...I've only known chainsaws and my grandpa's axe from the 1940's we still use!
Is there 1 or 2 that would work best for this particular application? Great video!
The brush ax and 18” would be my two top choice.
Glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony, I’ve got an x27, great tool.
Speaking of tools, where is your micrometer, haven’t seen it in a while??
😁😂
Ha ha Leo, my micrometer is next to my vernier caliper collecting dust😂
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I love good hand tools. Fiskars modernized many hand tools making fantastic improvements. The anti shock handles is a big deal on impact😂 tools! I didnt know about the lifetime guarantee! Can you tell me where I can buy the xa23 brush hook anywhere.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Fiskars definitely makes awesome reasonably price hand tools.
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Hi Tony, thanks for watching 👍TCT
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Would you use the X27 and X25 for felling or splitting.
Due to the unique wedge head design Both the X25 X27 are primarily used for splitting.
The Fiskars x15 is used for chopping.
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Hi Tony. I bought Fiskars tongs and felling lever with the hook based on videos you made with Chris. I already had X17, and it seems like it is the same size as X25. Does X25 have heavier head or what is the difference? Thanks for previous videos as well as this one.
Jan, the X25 has a handle that’s 28” and weighs 5.5 lbs while the X17 is 23.5” and weigh 3.10 lbs. Basically it’s a matter of preference and what fits you better.
Glad you enjoyed both videos.
Appreciate you watching, commenting and supporting my channel. 👍TCT
Thanks Tony, on video those axes have the same length so I think the all black splitting is X21, isn't it?
@@101Speirs Jan it’s interesting, here in the US we didn’t sell the X21 nor was it available . It seems it’s available in the UK but non of our catalogs had it listed.
Based on the size and weight it looks like the black x17👍TCT
Hello, can you hammer with them (axes and hatchets)??? As in steel wedges or spikes.
I have not used my X27 (largest splitting ax) to pound metal wedges. Mostly I’ve pounded plastic wedges while cutting trees.
I have used the Fiskars 6 or 8lb splitting maul with a metal wedge.
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How do the handles manage in below freezing weather?
Luke I’ve had no problems. I know other people that leave the tool in the woodyard all year long with no issues.
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What do you recommend when going car/camping?
Zachel there is no doubt the Fiskars x7 is one of the most used hatchet for camping & backpacking .
It’s lightweight and only 14” so it doesn’t take up much space.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Fiskars doesn't call the black handle an X27 and the handles are different in texture. Every Fiskars tool I have ever owned is great quality.
Josh, You are right the Black handle is referred to as a Super Split and has a part number 375841-1001. But the reality is there is no real difference between either one
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
What kind of steel is used for the axe heads?
Ryan, that’s a real good question. In all the years I worked for Fiskars I never came across that information.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Please contrast the design of the blades of the two brush axes, old shape versus new on the long one shown here.
The short type seems to have been made with both shapes.
Is the newer shape better for pull cuts?
It looks like that would be so...
Michael, the brush ax’s are not meant to be used like a garden sickle . They are used with a swinging motion or chopping motion like an ax.
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@@TonysCoolTools@TonysCoolTools I'm used to The Woodsman's Pal with a pull cutting brush hook/ sapling hook, branch hook because sometimes it's better to do a pull cut...So intended or not a perpendicular blade to the main blade can be good for pull cutting and I'm not talking about grass or small weeds and scythes or
sickles I'm talking about pull cutting small branches and small trees, whippersnappers.
So intended or not the long brush axe looks like it could do this natively or with some sharpening/grinding.
I cut things by pull cutting all the time because it's often safer than swinging cuts or just better... Fiskars with the blade style of the long one could complete with The Woodman's Pal (still issued by the U.S. military by the way) and I think they should!
So worth considering...
Anyone clearing land with small trees, whippersnappers is going to realize that it's more efficient to do pull cuts over chopping at ground level, hitting dirt and rocks and dulling if m t chipping the blade. Removing brush and small trees on the side of a fence or structure, again pull cutting is better.
The hook of The Woodsman's Pal is there for a reason and there's no reason for Fiskars to not compete on that front.
The option of pull cutting isn't some picayune point...
It's just my opinion based on some experience with various tools so it's an opinion but you should maybe consider it...
I personally as a consumer would only but the newer blade style of the long brush axe which they also make in a shorter length now.
If I can't get a pull cut capability I wouldn't buy the tool...
So thanks for the video and the response...
Hi all amd greetings from Australia.
have had a ln X7 hatchet for many years. time for a moderate upgrade to make things easier.
I've been interested in an X24M which is a medium sized splitter at 60cm long but I've come across a beautiful looking model on Amazon. it has no number but its described as a 28inch handle. it seems its designed for chopping but I think with the long handle it will also split well compared to the x7. im not intending to split large logs with it.
can anyone confirm this Amazon model is comparable to an X25?
and if the blade on it is wedge style?
thank you in advance
David the x7 is a small hatchet for chopping while both the x24 and x25 are designed for splitting and are approximately 28”
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
What's better than 1 fiskars axe? Owning 3 😁...and the 8lb maul as well
Wow thanks for previously helping my 401K 😂😂
As you know you can’t have enough Fiskar products in the garden shed, garage or kitchen.👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools I bought 1 for me and 1 for each son.
Kellonkoski 12 ..the old idiotproof was the BEST
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hi there great show , should go 1m . i also have there lopers . they make good stuff with great steel . it the brand Easter Bunnies prefer the most . Happy Easter john
John, you’re right the loppers are really great for the garden and Woodyard.
Happy Easter to you and Sara.
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Jig IS the BEST
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I owned 2 Fiskars ❤lol
Fiskars is a great company selling quality products at an affordable price.
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Question: I know this isn't a Fiskars question but a Gerber question, nor a "ax' question. Do you know or know someone to contact about the fake Gerber Strongarm knives sold on Temu & AliExpress? They look 98.8% like the real Gerber Strongarm and are just as tough as the real knife. Real Strongarm knives are $90 (Made in Portland) and the fakes are $10.50 to $16.00 How can China make near as good, look the same, molded handles, same blades or pretty close? IMO they are the best value in a fixed blade knife for bushcraft, hunting, survival, tactical. I have 1 real Strongarm knife and 7 fakes (different colors) plus 4 fake Gerber Prodigy knives. 2 have the Gerber name/serial number on them and the rest don't. They look identical, some people think they are seconds, they look that similar. There has to be some story to them. Thought I'd ask.
Lars, sad to say the problem of counterfeiting or copying a product has been going on for years and it’d extremely had if not impossible to stop. Unfortunately I do not have a contact at Gerber you could report this to but I’m sure they are aware of junk China is producing.
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5th ah d
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When I grow up I want to be as cool as you Mr. Tool!
If I grow up!
Oh you truly are a “BigTool”! 👍TCT
@@InTheWoodyard No reason to grow up, it’s over rated…..👍TCT
7:25 that’s Finland math I guess
Yup no logic but end result awesome ax’s 👍TCT
These things are garbage probably gonna break the frist time you use it
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Are they garbage? Ive just got the x7 about to order a few others maybe the x27? Is there any other axes that are better?
@@user-so5he1zs3r The x27 by far is the most popular split ax out there. It’s hard to beat the quality, price and lifetime guarantee. Don’t get me wrong there are many companies that sell ax’s but may not manufacture them. Fiskars manufacturers their own ax’s in Finland.
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You most certainly can find an XA23 in Australia - I've got one hanging in my shed as we speak. Mighty handy for clearing escape routes back from a tree before felling; avoids dinging your saw on a rock before you even get really started! 😂👍🪓🇦🇺
Now that’s good to know, well you folks can say you have access to tools the US doesn’t.. I appreciate you watching and letting me know👍TCT
They offer a 6 lb maul ? Didn't know that , another want !
Fishkars had a really good man , bet they miss you . 👍🪓🪓🪓
Bruce I enjoyed working for Fiskars but we have to move on to make room for younger folks to move up.
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