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Tuatahi Axes Racing Axes
https://www.tuatahiaxes.com/racing-axes
Osborne Racing Axes - Conventional Axe Grinds
http://www.osborneaxes.com.au/conventional_grinds.html
Conventional Grinds Bluey. Bluey is one of the best performers in firm timber and is well suited to the Mountain Ash cut at Royal Sydney... Queenslander. The Queenslander is a traditional Banana grind and takes its name from …
Osborne Racing Axes - Custom Axe Grinds
http://www.osborneaxes.com.au/custom_grinds.html
Osborne Racing Axes - Custom Axe Grinds Custom Grinds Over the past 15 years I've developed a technique to duplicate my favourite axes so as they wear out I can make another just the same. The same technique also allows minor variations to be tried, such as changing the chisel length slightly, or increasing the blade radius.
Axe Grinds and Knife Grinds - BladeForums.com
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/axe-grinds-and-knife-grinds.1340182/
I think some racing axes have a flat or near flat grind, Tuatahi differentiates between chisel and chisel with a rolled edge, but the rolled edge may just mean that it is an increased convexity. The chisel edge just means that a uniform series of angles is used all along the edge, and the hollow begins somewheres after the 3/4"-1" area of the bit.
Racing Axes – Engineered for Axemen
https://engineeredforaxemen.com.au/collections/racing-axes
Custom Racing Axe Heads. $550.00 AUD (+GST Australia Only) Timbersports Banana Grind Racing Axe for Poplar. $750.00 AUD (+GST Australia Only) Our racing are manufactured in Australia and professionally ground/finished to your requirements to suit the wood that you want to cut. Whatever the reason is Engineered for Axemen has got you covered.
Vermont Racing Axes, competition axes made in Barnet, Vermont
https://vermontracingaxes.com/
Vermont Racing Axes 477 West Main St Barnet, VT 05821 802-633-3900 Contact Us. Hours: Monday through Friday 7:00am to 3:30pm
Competition Chopping Axes - Precision Axes LLC
https://www.precisionaxes.com/competition-chopping-axe
The Chopping Axe features a 7.75” x 7.5" competition racing head. It's made from high-quality tool steel, using bare hands and ingenuity in our own West Coast shop. Each head is heat-treated to 58 rockwell and has a tolerance level of .003, guaranteeing each to be exact in shape and size.
Thoughts on axe grinding jigs | BladeForums.com
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/thoughts-on-axe-grinding-jigs.1704906/
Although a convex grind on a knife may be preferred a flat grind is much superior for chopping on an axe and because of this it is used in racing and timber sports. Flat grinds are much better for wood which is why chisels and planes are flat ground and why a flat grind on an a axe is called a chisel.
Tuatahi Axes
https://www.tuatahiaxes.com/
Manufacturers of Racing Axes and Saws. Based in Masterton, New Zealand, Tuatahi Axes also manufactures and stocks a range of racing axe and saw accessories.
What's so Special about Racing Axes, and question on haft length.
https://bushcraftusa.com/forum/threads/whats-so-special-about-racing-axes-and-question-on-haft-length.192767/
Coryphene. Don't quote me on this but I think most racing axes are heavy heads on short handles because the logs they are bucking using that axe are up on a stand. Being that the axe has a shorter distance to fall, it needs a very heavy head to generate the force equal to or exceeding that of a 3.5# head on a 36" haft.
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