Head weight approximately 700 g, face width 90 mm, overall length 450 mm. The thin blade and straight edge of this axe make it perfect for trimming and for shaping dry wood. The inside curve of the head allows the axe to be gripped close to the head for precision work. The Gränsfors Carpenter’s Axe has a long, thin and straight edge with a straight bevel face and a narrower poll, giving an even cutting surface for great carving. The forged inward curve from the heel to the lip of the head allows your hand to grip almost straight above the centre of the cutting edge, which is important when your work requires stability and precision. The handle is straight to suit all grips. Its flat, straight shape makes this axe suitable for work in dry wood.
Drawknife Gränsfors Bruks, Blade length 300 mm, overall length 560 mm.This hand-forged Swedish drawknife is a prime example of a tool which is both functional and elegant. The oiled beech handles are attached to the bow-shaped, slightly convex blade via forged ferrules screwed to the cranked, full-length tangs. DrawknivesThe drawknife has been around since the dawn of woodworking. Over the ages, it has proved invaluable to shipbuilders, coopers, cartwrights and chairmakers alike. It can be used for shaping and finishing flat and curved pieces, as well as for rounding and for chamfering.
Head weight approximately 900 g, face width 90 mm, overall length 640 mm.For limbing felled trees. With Curved cheeks for cutting fresh, resinous wood. Long handle for extra strength and power.
Head weight ca. 1.500 g, cutting edge length 110 mm, overall length 900 mm. Gränsfors Bruks chopping axe with short shaft. Large axe, traditional American design, for chopping and limbing trees. The slender blade with a small wedge angle drives deep into the wood, while the S-curved butted shaft makes work effortless.
Head weight ca. 1.500 g, cutting edge length 110 mm, overall length 800 mm. A professional axe for working in the same way as the “fallers” of the old days. Hand forged out of a solid piece of steel and carefully tempered and sharpened. This traditional American single-bit axe was asked for by Geoffrey Burke, boat-builder and axe man in New Hampshire. He and an axe collector, Lawrence Lyford, put in a lot of effort to help us build the right model. The head weighs 3.3 lb and the face of the bit is 4 1/2”. The axe has an American hickory handle, 31” or 35”. It comes with a grain-leather sheath .
Head weight ca. 1.500 g, cutting edge length 110 mm, overall length 800 mm. A professional axe for working in the same way as the “fallers” of the old days. Hand forged out of a solid piece of steel and carefully tempered and sharpened. This traditional American single-bit axe was asked for by Geoffrey Burke, boat-builder and axe man in New Hampshire. He and an axe collector, Lawrence Lyford, put in a lot of effort to help us build the right model. The head weighs 3.3 lb and the face of the bit is 4 1/2”. The axe has an American hickory handle, 31” or 35”. It comes with a grain-leather sheath .
Gränsfors Bruks Large Splitting Axe with Extra-long, straight handle for additional swing or for splitting logs that lay horizontal on the ground. Blade length75 mm Overall length 790 mm Head weight 2 kg
Der Gränsfors Bruks Schindelspalter dient zur klassischen Herstellung von Holzschindeln oder Spaltarbeiten. Zum leichteren Transport kann der Schindelspalter vom Stiel genommen werden. Das Gesamtgewicht beträgt ca. 1400 g, die Schneidenlänge 300 mm bei einer Stiellänge von 450 mm. Der Schindelspalter dient zum Herstellen von klassischen Holzschindeln. Hierzu legen Sie den Schindelspalter auf das Holz und schlagen mit einem Holzhammer, Holzklotz oder einem Büffelhaut-Hammer* auf den Rücken des Schindelspalters. Er eignet sich sowohl für Rechts- als auch für Linkshänder.* Amerikanische Büffelhaut-Hammer, dämpfen den Schlag und schonen die Oberfläche sensibler Werkstücke. Ideal für Möbelmontage, Innenausbau, Restaurierung, Parkett- und Fliesenverlegung sowie Justierarbeiten. Durch die hohe Verschleißfestigkeit auch zum Treiben von Schnitz- und Stemmeisen verwendbar. Gränsfors Bruks AB gibt hierauf 20 Jahre Qualitätsgarantie! Eine Garantiekarte liegt jeder unserer Lieferungen bei.
Gränsfors Bruks Splitting Maul, Head weight approximately 2500 g, face width 65 mm, overall length 800 mm.The Gränsfors Splitting Maul can be used for splitting very thick and knotty chunks of wood. It is forged and ground to a concave, quite thin blade at the bit. The axe cuts quickly and easily into the wood and then effectively splits it as the broader section pushes apart the wood. Its weight and sturdy poll with bevelled corners make the maul perfect for striking a wedge. Otherwise, the design is similar to the Larger Splitting Axe, but with a slightly longer poll. The handle has a protective steel collar below the axe head and circular grooves towards the end for an extra firm grip. The Splitting Maul is the heaviest axe produced by Gränsfors Bruk.
The Gränsfors Wildlife Hatchet is a traditional scouting and camping axe, with the same head as the Hand Hatchet but on a longer handle. This longer handle lends the axe more power, not least when felling trees. Item no: 415 Length with handle: 34 cm (13.5”) Weight: 0,6 kg (1.3 lb) Sheath in vegetable-tanned leather
Gränsfors® Outdoor Axe, blade length 65 mm, overall length 370 mm, head 350 g.This axe model was inspired and co-developed by renowned Scandinavian survival expert Lars Fält. The handy design with iron sheathed handle is well-balanced, fits into any backpack and expertly handles any outdoor task.
Head weight approximately 650 g, face width 80 mm, overall length 475 mm. This compact hatchet features an extremely sharp blade and a rounded ´flay´ poll designed for butchering and skinning animals. Textured handle for a more secure grip. Also suitable for light-duty forestry work. Distinguished by the Swedish Society of Crafts and Design for its excellent design.
A new baby from Gränsfors! Using the head of the 415 Wildlife Hatchet, but a much shorter handle, those clever smiths at Gränsfors have created an excellent working axe. ‘Kubben’ translates as ‘bowler’, suggesting its use for making bowls. We’d like to know what you use it for! Comes to you sharp, with a protective leather sheath, and a copy of the book of axes.
Head weight approximately 2000 g, face width 75 mm, overall length 700 mm. For splitting medium and large rounds. The thick axe head has wide flaring cheeks to ensure maximum splitting power. The handle has a steel sheath to protect it from wear and is textured to provide a more secure grip.
Mini Axe / Small Hatchet Gränsfors Bruks with Head weight approximately 200 g, face width 60 mm, overall length 260 mm.The Gränsfors Small Hatchet is the lightest of all the axes from Gränsfors Bruk, making it perfect for hiking, when every kilo counts. The axe is excellent for limbing and splitting firewood, despite its diminutive size. The Small Hatchet was developed by Lennart Pettersson (LP), axe smith, knife smith and keen angler, who was looking to create a very light axe that still retained that axe feel. The slightly rounded poll functions like a ‘priest’ (used to hit fish over the head).
Head weight approximately 900 g, face width 120 mm, overall length 370 mm. Developed by the famous sculptor Wille Sundqvist for making bowls, sculptures and other wooden objects. Features a curved cutting edge and pointed toe, well suited for both roughing out and fine detail work, textured handle.
Small Forest Axe Gränsfors Bruks, Head weight approximately 700 g, face width 80 mm, overall length 500 mm.For light-duty forest work, splitting wood and limbing. With curved cheeks for cutting fresh, resinous wood. Long handle for extra strength and power.
Head weight approximately 1000 g, face width 70 mm, overall length 590 mm. For splitting firewood and other light-duty work. Can be used with one hand for small pieces. The thick axe head has wide flaring cheeks to ensure maximum splitting power. The handle has a steel sheath to protect it from wear and is textured to provide a more secure grip.
Head weight ca. 1000 g, cutting edge length 70 mm, overall length 480 mm. This new axe makes splitting firewood easier than ever before. The thick, rounded handle with progressively increasing splitting angle guarantees maximum splitting power. The fine, Hickory handle is protected from wear by a metal fitting and textured at the base to improve grip. Leather sheath and axe book with splitting instructions are included.
Head weight approximately 1600 g, face width 150 mm, overall length 750 mm.The double-bitted axe, once the signature tool of the Canadian lumberjack, is still widely used as a competitive throwing axe. You do not have to be a member of the Swedish axe throwing society (Svenska Yxkastareförbundet, Sunnanåvägen 42, 820 23 Bergvik, Sweden) to indulge in this traditional Scandinavian sport. However, you should have a private throwing range with sufficient space (at least 12 m). The axe comes with instructions and official rules.Caution: The double-bitted blade is sharpened on both faces and is dangerous. Wolfknives does not assume liability for damage or injury!