The History of the Boy Scouts and Axes Axes and hatchets have long been symbols of self-reliance, craftsmanship, and the spirit of the great outdoors. For generations, one of the earliest introductions young people have had to these tools has been through the Boy Scouts of America. Since the founding of the Boy Scouts in 1910, the axe has played a central role in outdoor education and survival training. Scouts were - and still are - taught how to safely handle, care for, and

2025 was a busy year to say the least! In addition to working on Motor City Axe, my wife and I welcomed our daughter into the world! We had a strong start to the year with Bespoke Post launching a new design and two new style axes. Towards the end of the year then re-ordered the tried-and-true forest green and midnight blue design in the 18" camp axe. Our friends with the non-profit ' The Friends of Grand Rapids Parks ' came back for a few more award axes for their top volun

Many families have holiday traditions. Whether this is a long standing one, or you're looking to start a new one, we suggest chopping down your own Christmas tree. It's a great family outing and something everyone can look forward to each holiday season! Do you know what goes best with such a family tradition? A custom, branded family heirloom axe! At Motor City Axe we specialize in hand-painted axes and hatchet that are meant to be passed from generation to generation. Pick

The Trailblade folding pocket knife from Motor City Axe