TESTING The Craziest Axe Ever Made

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[wranglerstar]

Wranglerstar's favorite forest tools
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[run]

The smart part about this ax is that if you're splitting wood with it and it gets stuck you can easily take the head off, leave it in the log, and take your stick back home.

[davidgraham]

Heck, I'm far more impressed with how quick that saw cut through the stick.

[MrTJ]

bro, that saw cut fast as hell and looked effortless

[KirkSmithUNC]

Really appreciate anyone who doesn't shy away from a mistake. You cut yourself. It happens. And yet, you own up to it immediately and then use it as an opportunity. Much appreciated. Thank you for another amazing video.

[ICountFrom]

I'm not entirely impressed by the axe, but I love the little saw.

[DoctorHayduke]

This seems like the perfect tool for someone who wants to go out in the forest and spend a few hours making an axe handle to leave in the forest when they go home.

[incognitomode]

His charm never ceases to amaze me, he cuts himself and his first thought is: well at least the blade is sharp

[jasond]

This seems like a hugely over-complicated and expensive alternative to a simple tomahawk head. You can do the exact same thing with a tomahawk head and it does a better job than that.

[robertpothier]

See the problem with these tools is that while having an axe is nice, if you need a saw, knife, and hardwood branch to make it, you might as well cut wood with the saw and split it by batoning.

[AdministrativeReload]

When Cody said "I read the instructions" I just about fell off my chair. First time for everything I guess...

[acelilumelody]

The best part about this axe, is if you just mine some iron ore up and spend a few days building a forge you can smelt your own taper!

[barrow_]

You need to cut a branch to make the axe in the first place. Simply use the tool you would use to the cut branch. It can't split wood, so there's little this axe could do that a folding saw/pocket knife combo couldn't.

[ernestdement]

"Diameter looks pretty good but we're not deep enough."
😑 story of my life

[jeremykatchmark]

Being an Oregonian myself, I know the dangers of leaving blood in the forest and attracting Sasquatch. Very dangerous, wise man.

[gamja]

"It looks really cool if you don't know anything"
A lighthearted remark that accurately describes the majority of consumers...

[calebcain]

For the actual quality level of that thing, I wouldn't even compare it to the actual $180 axe. You could get an axe that is as good at some takes and better at most for under $50. (Or under 20 if you look at enough yard sales.)

The idea of spending that much money for a wabble-headed axe that can't easily spit wood, and needs multiple tools to even turn it into an axe, is just insane.

[duggydo]

Conclusion: It's worth carrying a handle for your axe.

[RM]

> Axe
> You have to chop down a tree in order to use it
Kinda defeats the whole purpose

[LukaRainestorm]

This man said he cut his finger to the bone and only went "Ouch, alright this can serve as a lesson." Jesus, i aspire to be like him.