Who should be the next Axe Manufacturer of discussion? VOTE

[M3mphis]

Alright axeheads, isn't it about time we delve into the history of another North American axe making great?! Operator agreed to do a write up to kick off a new axe manufacturer thread. What companies do you all want discuss and learn about next? Cast your vote!

We've already covered:
Collins
Kelly
Warren
Keen Kutter brand

 

[G-pig]

Rixford, Walters, or any Maine company. I guess thats at least 3 votes, but you can probably see the trend (hint; North East).

 

[M3mphis]

Maine shmaine....j/k

 

[fast14riot]

When I bought my Woodings Verona Tool Works axe I had a hell of a time finding anything about the company, so that's my vote.


-Xander

 

[bearhunter]

why not Plumb?

 

[Frank-New Zealand]

I would like to know more about PLUMB also. They were very popular here back in the day. I have a few and particularly like the pattern of the four pounder with nice rounded poll. I have one with a tempered poll also.

regards...Frank

 

[halfaxe]

Walters

 

[garry3]

Plumb.

 

[Edwood7]

plumb

 

[smasak]

Council Tool

 

[mobenzowner]

plumb for me

 

[Double Ott]

My vote is for Plumb. I see more patterns from Plumb than any mfg. An interesting Company.

 

[Square_peg]

How about Craftsman? Or one of their suppliers, Vaughan?

 

[Liam Ryan]

Rixford, Walters, or any Maine company. I guess thats at least 3 votes, but you can probably see the trend (hint; North East).

I would like to hear more about Walters.

 

[Steve Tall]

I'm surprised Plumb hasn't been covered yet, so that's my vote.

 

[daizee]

Plumb makes sense.

Can links to these manufacturer-specific threads be put into the top of the Axe Info sticky?

 

[John Frankl]

Plumb would be nice.

 

[markv]

Plumb:thumbup:

buzz

 

[CedarEater]

Plumb because I just picked one up. Last week I would have voted Craftsman but Plumb is my vote now.

 

[Operator1975]

Looks like Plumb it is. See what I can produce. I dont have any Plumb axes.