I have finally had it with axe heads all over the place and had to figure something out not perfect but works for me

Chop,chop

That looks great. If you don't mind, you can always store those at my place too!

Nice. I see 4-5 I’d like to own

Nice. Did you run into any issues with the weight of your tools?

I want to do something similar with axes, hatchets, cleavers and some other old tools. I'm thinking about using either 3/4 inch cherry or 3/4 inch plywood, run all the way down to the floor, against the wall, with a bunch of bolts into my oak studs. I am worried that hundreds of pounds of old tools might cause damage.

Keith

I was thinking same thing but it is holding very well I’m actually going to squeeze them closer and add more I found some more I don’t have on there yet

Looks great. There's 100 pounds on that wall at the most. You should be just fine. As long as the peg board is in good shape. It looks fine to me.

Looks like my collection. But mine are scattered throughout a couple of buildings.

what style heads are the 5th and 6th up from the bottom on the left side
is that a Jersy and a Wisconsin?

you know what you can't post a picture like that without giving us the description of each .

looks good,

those peg boards do not do well in moist enviroment been my experience
so duplicates can always come my way

None of them are Jersey and I’m not familiar with the Wisconsin pattern I am by no means a expert on axe heads just enjoy them

I'm going to echo what green county Pete said. I especially like the claw hammers.

Here's a pretty decent axe head, pattern guide, I've posted before. There is some overlap in head types and some that fit no pattern.



The bottom axe is a jersey pattern.



Keith

Thank you, Keith C.