A detailed illustration of a tool used for chopping wood.
A detailed illustration of a tool used for chopping wood. A high-resolution vector graphic illustration of a metal axe with a wooden handle. A digital illustration of a traditional axe, designed for vector graphics. A detailed illustration of a sharp axe head with a wooden handle, suitable for vector graphics design.
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Download Free Axe SVG Clip Art for Creative Projects

Add a touch of rustic charm to your designs with our beautiful axe clip art, available in high-quality SVG format and perfect for Cricut cutting machines, laser cutters, and more.

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