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• It would depend on the job. For felling trees, I would go with the double bit, but for splitting firewood, I'd prefer a heavy single bit axe. For either job, I would choose a long handle for better leverage.

  in which do you prefer a double blade or single blade axe? Comment by xscout9094 May 2021
• Taiwan has only existed as a country (although it's still not officially recognized) since 1949. Your knife is not an antique. Knives are not required to have serial numbers. Every knife that I have ever seen that was made in Taiwan is junk. J…

  in My knife dosent have a serial number? Comment by xscout9094 May 2021
• Taiwan has only existed as a country (although it's still not officially recognized) since 1949. Your knife is not an antique. Knives are not required to have serial numbers. Every knife that I have ever seen that was made in Taiwan is junk. J…

  in My knife dosent have a serial number? Comment by xscout9094 May 2021
• Taiwan has only existed as a country (although it's still not officially recognized) since 1949. Your knife is not an antique. Knives are not required to have serial numbers. Every knife that I have ever seen that was made in Taiwan is junk. J…

  in My knife dosent have a serial number? Comment by xscout9094 May 2021
• It would depend on the job. For felling trees, I would go with the double bit, but for splitting firewood, I'd prefer a heavy single bit axe. For either job, I would choose a long handle for better leverage.

  in which do you prefer a double blade or single blade axe? Comment by xscout9094 May 2021