Handfuls of hawks

[oldanvilyoungsmith]

Just finished up my latest batch, 5 in all, although I don't have a full group photo.

All are mild steel heads, with 1084 bits, and curly maple handles.

 

[leadbelly01]

Excellent work!


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[Square_peg]

I like the thickness of the bit and the beefiness of the eye. Most hawks, IMO, have too thin of bit.

 

[rcwells]

beautiful work man! If I wasn't so broke I'd be asking you how I could score one of those!

 

[cityofthesouth]

I agree with pegs, the smoother transition into the eye makes a hawk a much more useful tool.

 

[Moonw]

These are awesome! It seems your website is down, do you have an email to get in touch thru?

 

[oldanvilyoungsmith]

These are awesome! It seems your website is down, do you have an email to get in touch thru?

Moonw, I don't currently have anything on my website, you're correct, but if you look up Eagle Eye Forge on Facebook you can find me, and see more of my work. You can also email me at Mail@eagleeyeforge.com

 

[oldanvilyoungsmith]

Thanks guys, I'm glad you like em. I'm pretty partial to tomahawks. They're a fun thing to make.

I'm working on one now I'm hoping should come out really nice. I recently came into a wrought Iron wagon wheel I'll be using for the head material, and I'm planning to put it on a really nice birds eye maple haft. I'm excited to get it finished and see how it comes out.

 

[Moonw]

Thanks! I'm trailing in technology, meaning no Facebook account for me (don't even see one in the future), so I forget what is the "go to place" to check, every now and then . I would own one, if I were to have a business, though .