The GRF Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe features a hand-forged blade, wooden handle, and brown leather sheath, making it ideal for timber work. Displayed here on a white background.
The GRF Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe features a hand-forged, wide flat blade and a curved wooden handle, perfect for timber work, pictured on a white background.
The GRF Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe, featuring a hand-forged blade and wooden handle, ideal for timber work, is displayed against a white background.
A Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe by GRF with a metal blade embedded in a wooden surface, casting a shadow reminiscent of the tools used in timber hewing during log house building.
A Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe by GRF, expertly shaped for timber hewing, pierces a textured plywood surface, casting a shadow that resembles the silhouette of a rocket.
A Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe with a robust wooden handle is vertically mounted on a light timber wall, reminiscent of traditional log house building.
A Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe by GRF, reminiscent of fine timber craftsmanship, is mounted on a wooden wall with a warm yellow lighting effect, evoking the coziness of a log house.
The GRF Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe features a pointed, hand-forged blade and a dark handle with a brown oval wooden inlay, shown upright on a white background—ideal for fine timber work.

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The Gränsfors Bruk Broad Axe model 1900 brings centuries of Swedish forging tradition to the demanding work of squaring logs and hewing planks, offering extensive customization options to match your specific timber working style. This professional-grade broad axe features three grind configurations and three handle angle options, allowing you to specify the exact tool for your hewing technique and handedness.

Key Features:

  • Traditional Swedish broad axe design
  • Available in three grind configurations
  • Three handle angle options
  • 7.25-inch cutting edge for wide cuts
  • 3.75-pound head weight
  • Hand-forged quality construction
  • Vegetable-tanned leather sheath with snap
  • Each axe signed by its maker
  • Made in Sweden

Grind Options:

  • Knife grind (standard) - Double-sided bevel for versatile joint work
  • Scissor grind - Single bevel with flat right side for smooth planing
  • Reverse scissor grind - Single bevel with flat left side

Handle Configurations:

  • Straight (standard) - Blade parallel to handle
  • Right-angled - Edge angles right for clearance
  • Left-angled - Edge angles left for clearance

Specifications:

  • Weight: 3.75 pounds
  • Head length: 7.5 inches
  • Cutting edge length: 7.25 inches
  • Overall length: 15 inches
  • Sheath: Vegetable-tanned leather with snap

Ideal for:

  • Log house builders
  • Timber framers
  • Traditional woodworkers
  • Restoration specialists
  • Green woodworkers
  • Historical reenactors
  • Structural timber preparation
  • Heritage building projects

Benefits:

  • Customizable to exact working preferences
  • Wide cutting edge covers substantial area
  • Optimal weight for controlled hewing
  • Angled handles protect hands from timber
  • Multiple grinds for different surface finishes
  • Hand-forged durability lasts generations
  • Leather sheath protects edge during transport
  • Swedish quality and craftsmanship

Precision Through Customization: The three grind options fundamentally change how this broad axe performs. The standard knife grind with bevels on both sides excels at general timber work and creating joints, offering versatility for various hewing tasks. The scissor grind, with its flat right side and beveled left, creates an aggressive cutting action perfect for achieving perfectly smooth, planed surfaces on structural timbers—the flat face rides against the wood while the bevel does the cutting. Choose the reverse scissor grind if you're left-handed or prefer the flat face on the opposite side. Each grind produces different surface textures: the flat side of single-bevel grinds creates smooth surfaces for visible timbers, while the beveled side leaves a traditional scalloped pattern that adds character to rustic projects.

Ergonomic Handle Options: The handle angle selection addresses the fundamental safety challenge of broad axe work—keeping your hands clear of the timber surface. The straight handle places the blade parallel to the handle, suitable for general work where clearance isn't critical. Right-angled or left-angled options offset the blade from the handle plane, allowing your hands to remain safely away from the work surface during horizontal hewing strokes. This is particularly valuable when working on large timbers or in confined spaces where hand position is restricted. The 7.25-inch cutting edge covers substantial area with each stroke, while the 3.75-pound head weight provides the momentum for efficient cutting without excessive fatigue. Whether you're squaring logs for a traditional log house, preparing timber frame members, or creating hand-hewn beams for restoration work, this customizable broad axe delivers the exact configuration professional timber workers demand.

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In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579 · Usually ready in 24 hours

In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Gransfors Bruk Broad Axe · Broad Axe 4823 Right Angled-Sharpened Bevel on Right

Available for pickup

873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Usually ready in 24 hours

873 U.S. 1
Woolwich ME 04579
United States

+12074427938

The Gränsfors Bruk Broad Axe model 1900 brings centuries of Swedish forging tradition to the demanding work of squaring logs and hewing planks, offering extensive customization options to match your specific timber working style. This professional-grade broad axe features three grind configurations and three handle angle options, allowing you to specify the exact tool for your hewing technique and handedness.

Key Features:

  • Traditional Swedish broad axe design
  • Available in three grind configurations
  • Three handle angle options
  • 7.25-inch cutting edge for wide cuts
  • 3.75-pound head weight
  • Hand-forged quality construction
  • Vegetable-tanned leather sheath with snap
  • Each axe signed by its maker
  • Made in Sweden

Grind Options:

  • Knife grind (standard) - Double-sided bevel for versatile joint work
  • Scissor grind - Single bevel with flat right side for smooth planing
  • Reverse scissor grind - Single bevel with flat left side

Handle Configurations:

  • Straight (standard) - Blade parallel to handle
  • Right-angled - Edge angles right for clearance
  • Left-angled - Edge angles left for clearance

Specifications:

  • Weight: 3.75 pounds
  • Head length: 7.5 inches
  • Cutting edge length: 7.25 inches
  • Overall length: 15 inches
  • Sheath: Vegetable-tanned leather with snap

Ideal for:

  • Log house builders
  • Timber framers
  • Traditional woodworkers
  • Restoration specialists
  • Green woodworkers
  • Historical reenactors
  • Structural timber preparation
  • Heritage building projects

Benefits:

  • Customizable to exact working preferences
  • Wide cutting edge covers substantial area
  • Optimal weight for controlled hewing
  • Angled handles protect hands from timber
  • Multiple grinds for different surface finishes
  • Hand-forged durability lasts generations
  • Leather sheath protects edge during transport
  • Swedish quality and craftsmanship

Precision Through Customization: The three grind options fundamentally change how this broad axe performs. The standard knife grind with bevels on both sides excels at general timber work and creating joints, offering versatility for various hewing tasks. The scissor grind, with its flat right side and beveled left, creates an aggressive cutting action perfect for achieving perfectly smooth, planed surfaces on structural timbers—the flat face rides against the wood while the bevel does the cutting. Choose the reverse scissor grind if you're left-handed or prefer the flat face on the opposite side. Each grind produces different surface textures: the flat side of single-bevel grinds creates smooth surfaces for visible timbers, while the beveled side leaves a traditional scalloped pattern that adds character to rustic projects.

Ergonomic Handle Options: The handle angle selection addresses the fundamental safety challenge of broad axe work—keeping your hands clear of the timber surface. The straight handle places the blade parallel to the handle, suitable for general work where clearance isn't critical. Right-angled or left-angled options offset the blade from the handle plane, allowing your hands to remain safely away from the work surface during horizontal hewing strokes. This is particularly valuable when working on large timbers or in confined spaces where hand position is restricted. The 7.25-inch cutting edge covers substantial area with each stroke, while the 3.75-pound head weight provides the momentum for efficient cutting without excessive fatigue. Whether you're squaring logs for a traditional log house, preparing timber frame members, or creating hand-hewn beams for restoration work, this customizable broad axe delivers the exact configuration professional timber workers demand.

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