Pipe Tomahawk

Stuart Willis

Stuart Willis

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Here is one I forged from 1 inch square mild steel (A36) with 5160 blade edge forge welded in and heat treated. Head is sealed for smoking.

This One Is Gone
O.A.L of the head:6 1/2 in.
Blade width: 2 5/16 in.
Bowl O.D. appox. 7/8 in.
Bowl I.D. 1/2 in.
Bowl length from center of eye: 2 in.

Handle is handmade from premium curly maple with cast in place lead free pewter fittings and bands. Clean out plug is carved from an antler tip

Handle length:18 in.

All moulding on the head and pewter is hand filed. The head and pewter has been slightly aged.

Price is $400.00 with US con. shipping,confirmation and insurance included.
I accept paypal and money orders

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Thanks,Stuart
 
Stuart, please excuse my ignorance, but i have not seen anything like this outside of old hollywood movies.
is it actually useable as a hatchet, or is the hatchet head more for display ?
and, does it smoke a bowl of tobacco well ? i.e. hold the burn, draw easily, not too hot ? and finally, what do you suggest to use clean out (i assume a clean out rod for a 22 is too large diameter). thanks, i'm interested (but did not check if you ship to canada), roland
 
rprocter said:
Stuart, please excuse my ignorance, but i have not seen anything like this outside of old hollywood movies.
is it actually useable as a hatchet, or is the hatchet head more for display ?
and, does it smoke a bowl of tobacco well ? i.e. hold the burn, draw easily, not too hot ? and finally, what do you suggest to use clean out (i assume a clean out rod for a 22 is too large diameter). thanks, i'm interested (but did not check if you ship to canada), roland
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The head is tempered for use as a tool. I have never smoked one myself but according to ones that have they do smoke well. The bore is a 1/4 inch so a rod for a 22 would work. The bowl connection to haft is 1/8 inch so a regular pipe cleaner would work for that. I would ship to Canada contact me for details. Thanks,Stuart
 
That is some of the finest maple I think I've ever seen. Holy smokes...for someone anyways. If only I had a couple big bills laying around.
 
Stuart, thanks for the info. i just spent my $ buying a knife from G. Beauchamp. really do like your hachet pipe, but i gotta stop buying knives first. roland
 
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