Compact hawk

[tohubohu]

Hello all,

This is the first in a series of hawks I have been working lately.

This one is the "softer", less aggressive version.

As the title says, I wanted something compact, portable, versatile.



Thanks for watching

[leebrewer]

I love it!

[VolundoftheForge]

Can you tell me hwo much you'd charge for one? i'd love one.

[HandAxeProMan]

A very interesting design. How big is the edge? How does it perform cutting wood? If I were using it as a weapon, I would sharpen the front as well.

[scouter27]

I like the way it looks, but I can't envision what it would be useful for. You say it's versatile, I guess I just can't see it. So, what's it for?

[leebrewer]

Can you tell me hwo much you'd charge for one? i'd love one.

This Hawk is for sale in the Fixed blade section of the Knifemaker for sale forum

[tohubohu]

Here are some specs:

OAL: 28 cm
Cutting edge: 5,7 cm
O1 steel
5mm thick
Double temper
Natural micarta scales


Handaxeproman: it could be done, I have a bigger one on its way that might have an upper edge on it, but on this one I wanted to avoid it as it is a less "tactical" version.

I did something similar on this one a few months ago:









When using the spike as a pry, you will use that upper curve as the fulcrum. That' s one of the ideas behind its design.

I call it Compact Hawk because my intention was to reduce the typical width of the tomahawk head, making it more portable, keeping a cutting edge and a spike, plus, as said before, I wanted a spike that could be used for prying.

I have 2 versions that will be posted soon, one more CQC oriented, the other one more "survival kit".

[mymindisamob]

I love it! I could see this being a great tool for me around the firepit.