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You can wedge-fit slip fit eyes, but they tend to require front-to-back spread to the handle in addition to side-to-side, so a cross wedge or dowel wedge can be handy, and they can be more finicky to get a smooth shoulder on than a wedge-fit eye because the bottom of the eye isn't at all tapered. In countries like Spain, Italy, France, etc. that use slip-fit eyes, one often finds such axes outfitted with wedged handles, as a matter of preference one way or the other.
 
/\ What he said! I'll just say that you can do it. I think it would make handle replacements a bit more difficult.
 
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If you place the head up-side-down on the haft ...

Tapered Head positioned \ / vs / \ and you could then effectively wedge the top \'/ with a little wood-working of the haft (maybe ...) :-/
 
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