Every railroad spike that ends up on our anvils has already worked a full career. Decades of holding steel rail to wooden ties. Freight trains, freezing Canadian winters, and the kind of constant vibration that would fatigue most metal into cracking. By the time one of these spikes gets pulled from service and lands in our shop, it's already proven itself. That's exactly why we chose it as the material for your first knife. A Spike With a Past Railroad spikes aren't manufactu

Introduction: Toronto, the cosmopolitan heart of Ontario, has a captivating history deeply entwined with the artistry of blacksmithing....

Introduction: Hand forging an axe is a time-honored tradition that combines craftsmanship, skill, and a deep understanding of metallurgy....

When it comes to choosing the perfect axe for your outdoor adventures or woodworking projects, selecting the right handle material is...

Axes are essential tools for many outdoor enthusiasts and professionals, from campers and hikers to loggers and firefighters. They are...

Hi everyone, we wanted to share some exciting news as most of you have been patiently waiting to hear from us. We’ve been quiet on our...

It’s like Christmas every day at Axcadmy as deliveries show up at our door filled with tools of the trade. We wanted to thank and feature...

You can't make an axe without fire and with that, we'd like to introduce you to our new forges and your future axe's best friend. Forges...

We're excited to announce the upcoming launch of Axcamdy. A workshop where you can build beautiful, handcrafted axes.