Hope it helps!

[ThorenBradley]

If any of you are interested, you can click on a comment to ho see where it was made on another video. Not important here, but may help you later!

[fauseth]

Great way to go about educating someone. Not preachy not defensive. Just a clear concise explanation with examples. Nicely done!

[RZE_Music]

Brother !! We need exercises to get forearms as dope as yours ! Please share your wisdom with us 🙏

[AronX]

Something that I find to be the most funniest is when someone tries to tell you that you're wrong about something when you literally have been using axe's your entire life like you 100% would know what you're talking about lmao

[walam]

I just love how I learn about those differences, knowing fully well that I'm not gonna get an axe.

[jaredtansley]

I get this all the time brother, 😂😂😂😂 I just say Axe for everything now just to piss people off. 😂

I absolutely love your vids my man.keep up the wicked content 🪓🔥💪

[gamerguy]

Enjoy watching your videos they are very educational I enjoy learning how to do things the right way the first time so I only have to do them the right way the first time and also not look like an idiot 🤣 egos can only take so much haha

[Twiddledeezenutz]

My man! i have the same beast of a maul i knew i liked you for a reason.

[jeepersthenightstalkercree]

Thanks for all the amazing videos my man

[J]

I’m a firefighter and my flat head axe is my best friend😂

[CA_]

Need longer axe videos man, dunno about the others but axes are pretty damn great, mauls too. Dunno why but I just can't help but love a decent axe, guess I'm part viking 😂

[gungames_are_god]

7POUNDS???? The speed that your hitting like that with INSANE accuracy is crazyyyy

[AngelRuiz-zyfo]

Haha.. imma use that..'I was correct the first time'... 😅

[Juicematerfunk]

Have you tried splitting bois d’arc or Osage orange? A lot of old fence posts were made from their limbs here in Texas for cow pastures

[orion]

You should show us your axe collection. I 100% bet you have tons of them.

[persistent-programmer]

Man I appreciate your kindness. Can I interview you for a podcast Im working on?

[Ghost_Samurai]

Would an old norse axe with a smaller knob be considered a maul? Most don't have them but some did have "hammer heads" on the rear of them, usually very short but usable should the opportunity arise to use one

[Kleiner_Lutz]

I've tried looking it up but couldn't find it, what's the splitting axe you usually use in your videos, the one with the multi piece head that has screws in the handle?

[Commander.]

I don’t know how you deal with all these “Experts” my man… it would drive me nuts. 😂

[connorthompson]

Thoren is indeed right I've grown up chopping wood and we use the maul or "block buster" to chop the big wood blocks and stumps and we use the axe to split the smaller logs that were the parts of the split trunk piece and the small hand hatchet for kindling and shapping. It's like using a butchers clever for big bits, a kitchen knife for medium bits and a pearing knife for smaller bits. Same principle but yep thoren is right and @imalwayswrite is indeed wrong lmao