An old rusty stop-sign as an axe? Sure, why not?! 
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Very great article.
This article is excellent! The Great Axe was built by some incredibly talented individuals.
You guys are so talented when you built the Great Axe.
I believe that’s an excellent concept; I’ve considered it, but not as thoroughly as you have.
This is a wonderful article! Although now it really makes me wonder even more which one will work better for the suit of armor I want to make in a few years ^^”
Looks amazing!