A detailed vector illustration of a traditional axe head with a wooden handle.
A detailed vector illustration of a traditional axe head with a wooden handle. Vector illustration of a traditional axe used as a tool for wood carving and cutting. A hand tool used for chopping wood, rendered in vector format. Illustrated vector graphic of a classic axe tool.
Pin it Facebook Share

Beautiful Axe Design SVG Files for Crafting and Making

Download a beautiful SVG axe design perfect for crafters and makers, ideal for Cricut cutting machines or laser cutters.

Download

Want Instant Downloads?

Support Tibbixel on Patreon and skip the 10-second wait! As a thank-you to our patrons, downloads start immediately—no delays. Support starts at $1.50 per month.

Become a Supporter

Similar Images

Vector illustration of a hand axe tool with detailed design elements.
A simple SVG illustration of a tool used for chopping or splitting wood.
An illustration of a traditional woodcutter's axe with a curved blade and wooden handle.
Illustration of a wooden-handled axe head with a curved blade, suitable for vector graphics and cutting machine designs.
A digital illustration of a traditional axe, designed for vector graphics.
A hand holding a large, curved axe head with a wooden handle.
A detailed illustration of a metal-handled axe head with a curved blade, ready for cutting wood or other materials.
A detailed illustration of a tool with a long handle and heavy head.
A high-quality vector illustration of a sturdy axe, ideal for crafting, DIY projects, and various design applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Adobe Acrobat Standard instead of Pro for splitting PDFs?

Yes, Adobe Acrobat Standard has many of the same features as Pro, including tools for splitting, merging, and organizing pages.

Can I give away or sell our SVG and PNG files themselves?

No, you cannot distribute or resell the digital files we provide for download.

Why am I getting a "File too large" error when trying to import a DXF file into Microstation?

This error may be due to file size exceeding software limits or corrupted file. Try splitting the file or re-exporting it from CAD software.

How do I ensure accurate scaling of DXF files in Revit?

In Revit, use the "Scale" tool and select the object(s) to be scaled. Be sure to check the "Maintain original proportions" box to prevent distortion.