G L Drew
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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This little ax was designed for a kayak trip to be used mainly as a kitchen tool and some small firewood gathering. Since, it has been used to skin a whitetail, cut leather and fillet a fish (with difficulty). This is without a doubt my best selling tool. The skeleton handle was done with the input of David from Great Lakes Waterjet and your favorite paracord wrap would be easy for you to add.
1/4 inch 1095
Convex grind
Mirror finish on the grind and a mill finish on the flats
Stabilized curly maple on the handled ax
Length from the base to the top of the edge: 8 1/4 inches
Length of the cutting edge: 3 5/8 inches
Riveted leather sheaths
The Handled ax weighs exactly 1 pound with the sheath
The Skeleton ax weighs 14 oz with the sheath
$180 for the handled ax----SOLD----
$150 for the skeleton --Still Available--
My Pay Pal account is gldrewknivews@yahoo.com Money orders and personal checks (gotta wait for them to clear) also accepted
1/4 inch 1095
Convex grind
Mirror finish on the grind and a mill finish on the flats
Stabilized curly maple on the handled ax
Length from the base to the top of the edge: 8 1/4 inches
Length of the cutting edge: 3 5/8 inches
Riveted leather sheaths
The Handled ax weighs exactly 1 pound with the sheath
The Skeleton ax weighs 14 oz with the sheath
$180 for the handled ax----SOLD----
$150 for the skeleton --Still Available--
My Pay Pal account is gldrewknivews@yahoo.com Money orders and personal checks (gotta wait for them to clear) also accepted
