A vector illustration of a traditional axe used as a cutting tool.
A vector illustration of a traditional axe used as a cutting tool. A digital illustration of a traditional axe head and handle, suitable for vector graphics and cutting machine designs. A simple, illustrative design of a tool, specifically a chopping or splitting axe. A 2D illustration of a classic axe tool with a sturdy handle and sharp blade.
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