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Steel Eagle Tomahawk:Hand Forged Damascus Steel Pattern Random Hardness: 59 HRS Blade Material: 1095/15N20 352-ply Quality Standard. This is one of my hand forgesDamascus steel Mountain Bar Bushcraft make some very tough eagle axes if you like eagle steel on your axes more than youWould love the damascus steel, it's tougher.This is a great looking hand forged Eagle Tomahawk sharp and ready to use.

Ergonomically shaped handle:
The blade of this ax is integrated with a soft, comfortable handle for a perfect grip; the ergonomic shape creates the right balance between the handle and the thin blade, ensuring easy movement.

maintain:
These are high carbon steel axes that require extra care to ensure no rust or corrosion develops on them. We recommend cleaning and drying the blades after each use. We also recommend a thin coat of vegetable, mineral or other oilApply an appropriate lubricant after each use to further prevent rust.

user's guidance:
Axes have been made and used since Stone Age humans first tied a rock to a stick and used it for a specific purpose. They were then made from a variety of materials including bone, stone, wood, shells and animal horns. The word "tomahawk" isActually derived from the Algonquian (Native North American language) word "otomahuk", meaning "to knock down".The tomahawk as we know it today is based on a hunting and felling tool used daily by Native AmericansThese days, the functionality is very similar and the only real difference is the material, design and quality of the shaft.
The design of the tomahawk means that it usually has two or more functions, whereas the hatchet or hatchet has only one function. The blade side of the tomahawk is used for cutting or felling. The other side of the tomahawk, the butt or head, is usually used for breaking or breakingviolation.

Application effect:
First, a full-size axle might be better for farm work and some really heavy-duty tasks. The problem with these larger axes, however, is that they tend to be large and bulky, making them unsuitable for carrying on long trips. Second, you haveAxes and tomahawks, relatively easy to carry. They're small enough to fit in your backpack or strap to the bottomSeats for canoes. Technology now means these tools are stronger and lighter than ever before. this gives tomahawkMore versatility. Tomahawks effectively replace multiple tools in a lightweight, compact unit,easy to carry anddeploy is the perfect solution for those who venture outdoors for more than just a walk.