A high-quality illustration of a tool used for chopping or splitting wood.
A high-quality illustration of a tool used for chopping or splitting wood. A digital illustration of a wooden-handled axe head with metal blade, designed as vector art. A graphic illustration of a tool, designed as vector art for cutting machine and stencil projects. A 2D illustration of a traditional axe with a wooden handle and metal head.
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