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What I wanted to create in this tomahawk was a very light weight tool that would take care of not only my chopping needs in bushcraft settings but something that could be used as a hammer for driving tent stakes and the like. The weight of this hawk measured at just less than 1 pound on my scale making it great for the long backpack trips where overall weight is a concern. While I made this tomahawk for my own use I have also made many other knives for myself and like most knife makers after I have them I decide to sell instead of keep which is why this one is up for sale. I did take this on one trip and it performed very well for its size. There are two handles for this hawk; one is a curly maple presentation handle and the other is made of fire hardened ash that is used when throwing the hawk and for heavy chores. The ashes handle as a few dings near the end and I’ve tried to show these in one of the photos. This tomahawk also comes with a leather sheath for the edge and a carry loop as shown the photos.
Specs:
Forged from a quality roofing hammer
Overall Length of hafts: Fire hardened ash is 15 5/8” and curly maple is 15 3/8”.
Length of the bit is 6 inches and the cutting edge is 1 ¾ inches.
Brown tooled leather sheath (shown)
SOLD (Price is $115 plus $12 shipping)
I take PayPay (my account is kelley_ward2@agilent.com), major credit cards over the phone (707-479-2530), money orders and checks.
Thanks,
Kelley Ward
Hard Edge Knives
Specs:
Forged from a quality roofing hammer
Overall Length of hafts: Fire hardened ash is 15 5/8” and curly maple is 15 3/8”.
Length of the bit is 6 inches and the cutting edge is 1 ¾ inches.
Brown tooled leather sheath (shown)
SOLD (Price is $115 plus $12 shipping)
I take PayPay (my account is kelley_ward2@agilent.com), major credit cards over the phone (707-479-2530), money orders and checks.
Thanks,
Kelley Ward
Hard Edge Knives
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