Spike Hawk in 4140-long and lean--SOLD Thanks Pieter

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Here is a spike hawk I forged from a 1" square by 5 1/2" piece of 4140-etched finish-built like a supermodel-lithe and leggy:)-7-8 oz.blade cover-SPECS are--OAL 18 1/2"--9 3/8" tip of spike to edge--cutting edge 2 1/4"---weight 1 lb-5 oz.-------230.00 shipping inc.--Paypal addy is rsilver4@gmail.com Thanks for your time--first I'll take it--Regards Butch

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That's really nice! What keeps the head from slipping off? I hope this doesn't sound insulting, but are your hawks designed to be users? Just wondering how they hold up to splitting kindling.
 
Vege-Taco said:
That's really nice! What keeps the head from slipping off? I hope this doesn't sound insulting, but are your hawks designed to be users? Just wondering how they hold up to splitting kindling.
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Hi thanks,it's a friction fit tapered eye and tapered haft, it's not insulting I think they would hold up good as any,4140 is pretty good steel-you see the split rock:D-I just like to make them pretty:DRegards Butch
 
The last time I picked up one of Butch's hawks I wanted to throw it at the barn door and he wouldn't let me. Now he's chopping rocks! (These are outstanding Butch)
 
Thanks for all the comments guys--Hi Gerry did you learn a lot at the school---Regards Butch--Danny glad you like it--
 
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