There's some fun. Good job on that TH. As for that middle one, I dont recall who mass produces those but now and again you see them scuffed up and listed on the Bay as "indian tomahawk my grandaddy had in his shed!". :thumbdn:
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Thanks! The full weight was just unwieldy. I ground 6 oz off of it and it makes a world of difference. The poll was 2.5 oz by itself. I think I'll try the pipe hawk next since the other CS hawks are on the small size.
If anyone on here thinks I stole their idea you're probably RightThank you for all the inspiration!
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Wow! That's a beautiful hawk, are those copper nails in the handle? I just got my trail hawk today and started working on it straight away, I will probably steal a few things from your example. Thanks for sharing!!
none of them are perfect, they have forging imperfections, malformed angles and eyes etc.
theya re what they are, cheap and reasonabley priced tool s that make great thrashing toys and modding projects. Mine has inperfections on the top of the eye and although it did bother me at first, I couldn't care about it now I've worked on it and got it mucky!![]()