>>2040581Do you mean custom forged to order, or just hand forged that you can buy? Be prepared to shell out some cash for either, but especially for something actually custom. Poke around on youtube a bit and you'll find a few reputable blacksmiths with a decent following. Black Bear Forge comes to mind, Hoffman Blacksmithing is highly regarded for axes but is crazy expensive.
https://www.townsends.us/collections/axes-tomahawks --not custom, but forged (not clear if by hand), inexpensive, and larp-friendly
>>2041145don't like them for splitting, but that thin cross section makes them great for chopping. For my money, you can't beat a good find at an estate sale or junk shop. I've got a 2x72 grinder so cleanup and sharpening are quick, and new handles aren't much trouble. I put a Plumb carpenter's hatchet on a slightly longer handle and I've got something that will breeze through wood and I can choke up on it no problem
