axe oil from walrus oil - a great way to protect your handle and head of your axe
axe oil from walrus oil - a great way to protect your handle and head of your axe
axe oil from walrus oil - a great way to protect your handle and head of your axe. The bottle of axe oil is placed next to the council tool camp carver
axe oil from walrus oil - a great way to protect your handle and head of your axe. The bottle is on it's back next to the council tool camp carver
axe oil from walrus oil - a great way to protect your handle and head of your axe. this picture is showing the flip cap of the walrus oil axe oil bottle
axe oil from walrus oil - a great way to protect your handle and head of your axe

Axe Oil - Walrus Oil

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  • $13.00
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From the Walrus Oil Website:

"Every woodsman and woodworker worth their salt knows an axe must be kept rust-free, and well oiled. That’s why Walrus Oil teamed up with Peter Buchanan-Smith, the founder of Best Made Co. and author of Buchanan-Smith’s Axe Handbook to formulate the perfect conditioner to bring old hatchets and axes back to life and properly maintain them for decades of use. Made with all-natural ingredients including coconut oil, carnauba wax, and beeswax, it conditions both the handle and axe head, naturally restoring original character while protecting your axe with a water-repellent wax. This “all-in-one” axe oil goes on like a gel, and because it contains no linseed oil, the product won't gum up on the axe head.

- 4oz"

Proudly Made in the USA!

Customer Reviews

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Robert Thebert
Have not used it yet

Can't wait to smear it all over myself and go hunt walruses.

I am confident it will be good. Thank you

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Jason
Axe oil

Started applying as soon as I got it. Wipe a little on, let it set, buff. Puts a nice shine on and goes on easy. Looks like a good protectant.

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Leon Schufletowski
Great stuff

Some of the best oil I’ve ever used to rub down my freshly hafted axes. Coats the wood nicely and also protects the steel axe head.

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Bobby Cordova

Good stuff

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Gabriel Grenell
I love this stuff!

Counter intuitively within the axe building community, I very much dislike BLO (Boild Linseed Oil). This Walrus Oil- Axe Oil is really great stuff though! It soaks into the wood much easier, as it is pretty light, and provides a great finish on the wood. I generally will add a wax, in addition after it has had time to soak in, to seal all that Axe Oil in! What I really really like it for and what I use it most for is the steel. Get this, after a 4-6hrs soak, you wipe it away and so does any stress you may have when it comes to rust! It wipes away clean too! It is Oil, but it wipes away very clean very little streaking. Get some!

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