New tomahawk, I bet you will be pleasently surprised who made!

[whocares]

What up INGO. I just oicked this up today. I started polishing the bit hence the appearence currently. I couldnt wait to post this because i know we have alot of fans on here

This looked pretty cool before i started working it to a mirror finish which I am in the middle of. I saw these yesterday at a local FFL and went back today and bought one for the mere $57 marked. I couldnt stop thinking about it.

Thats right boys and girls, Estwing now makes a tomahawk which is constructed from a single piece of steel and made right here in the good old USA. They have two basic designs a standard spike style and this. This double bit is around two pounds. I has definate heft!

I hope this excites some of the Estwing guys on here. Thanks

 

[Black Cloud]

Hmmm. I've never broken an Estwing hammer, so this really makes sense.

 

[Black Cloud]

New Products at Estwing

 

[pwoller]

That isn't a Tomahawk its a Double Bit Axe!

I have a hatchet from them they are nice.

 

[whocares]

Ha! Right!

That isn't a Tomahawk its a Double Bit Axe!

I have a hatchet from them they are nice.

This is a double bit axe!

 

[M67]

Well hell...looks like I'm going to pick up a new tomahawk

 

[whocares]

value

Well hell...looks like I'm going to pick up a new tomahawk

Ive got a few hawks already, but the value of this was super. A heavy duty construction, an American mfg known for making quality tools, full tang solid one piece construction, and made in America. All this for a grreat sized tomahawk for less than $60. I dont see how you can beat it!

 

[cosermann]

I've got an Estwing hatchet from years ago; stacked leather handle, nice slim head - fairly nicely executed for a production job. It's been good.

Hadn't seen a similar one for years.

 

[whocares]

Polished

I mainly wanted to do this as practice before I pull my Saiga 12s bolt which is next to get polished to mirror. This is an update from the crappy pic where I had only begun to polish the steel

It was alot of work but turned out fantastic. I went ahead and polished the surface of the raised letters on the shaft as an accent. Im impressed with how it looks now

 

[TiminMishawaka]

Very nice. I used an Estwing hatchet for a lot of wood carving. It will take a beating for sure.

 

[M67]

Ive got a few hawks already, but the value of this was super. A heavy duty construction, an American mfg known for making quality tools, full tang solid one piece construction, and made in America. All this for a grreat sized tomahawk for less than $60. I dont see how you can beat it!

Same, I have an RMJ that's hard to beat and a traditional H&B tomahawk for throwing and general purpose but that thing is just cool. Might replace the H&B as my general purpose hawk.

 

[.45 Dave]

I made one out of a roofer's hatchet.