Vector illustration of a standard axe with a wooden handle and metal head.
Vector illustration of a standard axe with a wooden handle and metal head. A simple, detailed illustration of a sturdy axe with a curved blade and wooden handle. An illustration of a hand-held axe with a wooden handle and metal head, suitable for vector art designs. A detailed illustration of a tool used for chopping or cutting wood, suitable for vector art designs.
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Beautiful Vector Axe Clip Art for DIY Projects and Crafts

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