Types of Axes Embedded in Logs - Illustrative Diagram #165100 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays two hand-drawn illustrations of axes lodged in logs: the left shows a felling axe with a gracefully curved handle and a thin, sharp bit, ideal for cutting across grain; the right depicts a splitting maul or axe with a straight, robust handle and a wider, blunt wedge-shaped head designed to split wood along the grain. Both are rendered in bold black ink with wood grain texture details, emphasizing functional design differences.

This image is commonly used in forestry, woodworking, or survival guides to visually differentiate axe types by handle shape and head geometry. It supports educational content where users seek to identify tools for specific wood-processing tasks.