Really nice boys axe handles ive never seen local

[dongotto]

I bought these boys axe handles this spring and man are they nice. Very slim and near perfect grain. Ever heard of them

 

[Hacked]

Yup, the two on the left are the same. The one I cut down was crap from the factory. The shoulder on one side was completely removed I'm guessing by a belt sander making a giant flat on one side. The other one is okay. The one I've used so far was extremely dry and easy to work but soaked up a lot of BLO. If I could buy local and could hand pick I would. These where listed as 24" handles on eBay and obviously I ended up with two 28" boys axe handles

 

[dongotto]

I ordered 24 and got 28 also. They offered my money back but we're so nice I kept them and suggested they revise the listing.

 

[Agent_H]

Hacked, that is a nice job of lemons to lemonade. Not an excuse to not being shipped the handles you ordered as well as having a defect that the end user, regardless of level of expectation, has to alter to hang an axe.

"Some fitting required"

That looks like a great axe to me.

 

[300Six]

Crook-Miller Corp of Ohio no longer makes tool handles, according to their website. They do have a sawmill and it looks to me like they are currently cashing-in on the abundance of dying White Ash trees in their vicinity for making table legs and wood trim and mouldings.

 

[halfaxe]

Menard's sold that brand for a while but I haven't seen them there in more than a year.