>>1064376>>1064468That's your own situation, and not everybody is in the same one. I don't have access to my grandfather's axe. Many other anons don't either. You do and that's fine enough, good for you. For those who need to buy one, the most easily found would probably be some Swedish brand since the Swedes make and sell a lot of axes which are generally of good quality. They're probably a different shape from Slovenian axes because that's just the way Swedes make axes. Same goes for American/Italian/German/whatever axes, since different regions and different uses require changes to tools for them to be most efficient, like the differences between a splitting axe and a felling axe. There are hundreds of viable ways to shape an axe head to give a useable form
