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Well, in essence, they’re a beautifully executed axe(s) created by a very talented young blacksmith in NC, USA. I don’t have any pictures to share, as I’m still waiting for the one I was able to score. It should be here some time this summer. However, I believe
mpjustin
has some lovely images he can share. 
Well, in essence, they’re a beautifully executed axe(s) created by a very talented young blacksmith in NC, USA. I don’t have any pictures to share, as I’m still waiting for the one I was able to score. It should be here some time this summer. However, I believe
Also, part of the allure likely has to do with the fact Liam took home the grand prize on one of the Forged in Fire shows.
I’ve only ever casually watched it, so I’m not too familiar myself.
This lil' fella showed up today.
Not sure if this one is staying or not
I will say that I really like the green bone scales but the comb.... not for me
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Here’s a few pics of the two models I currently have. Mini Camper and Wasatch Hatchet.
Once you have a chance to hold one / swing one the axe will speak for itself. A great quality tool that should last a lifetime if cared for. I also like that Liam hardens the poles on his axes so they can be used for hammer like duties.
In another couple months I should have a 2.25lb camp axe, trappers axe, and a craft carver to compare. I like axes almost as much as I like CPK’s (but not quite
tell us what you think of Liam's hard pole after you beat on it for awhileHere’s a few pics of the two models I currently have. Mini Camper and Wasatch Hatchet.
Once you have a chance to hold one / swing one the axe will speak for itself. A great quality tool that should last a lifetime if cared for. I also like that Liam hardens the poles on his axes so they can be used for hammer like duties.
In another couple months I should have a 2.25lb camp axe, trappers axe, and a craft carver to compare. I like axes almost as much as I like CPK’s (but not quite
That trapper is awesome!Aren’t hickory poles the best for axes?
I was trying to let that one go when I read it, glad somebody got the juice out of it.
000Robert
heres my camp axe from Liam. I got this one when you could simply email in your order and get whatever axe model you wanted and pretty sure I had it about 10 months. I don’t think this configuration is available anymore since it’s got a 1.5 lb head on a 15” handle. The new and similar “mini camper” has a 1.25lb head and usually a 12” handle. 
The pic also fits in this thread since I mostly collect custom slipjoints and hunting knives. The Lanny’s clip is from Bret Dowell and the fixed blade is by Josh Fisher JS.
Here’s another handmade camp axe that I like using more than the Hoffman. This one is by Pawel Surdel in Poland. It’s a 1.85lb head on a 19” handle. The little extra weight and length make it more capable.
