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Forged steel head and ash wood handle in durable quality
Versatile for carving, bushcraft and woodworking
Double-sided grind for precise cuts
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Hand-forged carving hatchet made of C60 steel for fine woodworking and controlled cuts. Compact, balanced and made for woodworking, bushcraft and creative wood design.
Description
Description
This carving axe, made in Germany, combines precise control with traditional craftsmanship quality. Its compact size and balanced weight make it ideal for fine woodwork and controlled tasks in the field. It’s suitable for both beginners and experienced bushcrafters and outdoor enthusiasts.
The axe head, forged from C60 steel, impresses with high durability, clean cuts, and good resharpening ability. The handle, made from treated ash, fits comfortably in the hand and allows for precise power transfer. The double bevel ensures controlled cuts and versatile use across different working techniques.
Whether for small carving tasks, removing bark, shaping contours, or splitting kindling, this carving axe covers a wide range of applications.
Each axe head is traditionally forged in Bavaria, representing genuine handmade quality “Made in Germany.” With a length of 30.5 cm and a weight of about 0.5 kg, the carving axe offers optimal control along with high striking precision. It comes with a matching leather sheath to protect the blade.
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