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Tomahawk from a Drywall Hatchet? - Bushcraft USA Forums Hello there! I'm wondering if anyone here has ever made a tomahawk from a drywall hatchet hammer? Obviously it wouldn't be able to have a friction fit, easily replaceable handle, and the size would be limited
American Tomahawk Company now at USA Made Blade We are excited to be a new dealer for The American Tomahawk Company Recently acquired by RMJ they have put out their first model and appropriately called it the Model 1 It is available with Hickory or Nylon Polymer Handles Check them out at
Wood splitting with my tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums Yeah, this post without pictures is like Popeye without his spinach The Cold Steel frontier hawk and I went camping at Lake Tahoe this weekend and did some fire prep It did fine making kindling, but I challenged it to split some 4" chunks of softwood I had wood with squarely cut ends
Cold Steel tomahawk thread! - Bushcraft USA Forums I love them, they're very capable tools considering their light weight Very fun to modify too Unless there's already a thread specifically dedicated to them let's roll! Trail hawk Norse hawk Spike hawk I have the the Cold Steel Viking hand axe too but it still in the packaging
Tomahawk: Spike vs. Hammer - Bushcraft USA Forums I know I talk a lot about how my spike hawk is my most used tomahawk - and it's true But I'm also a bit terrified of the spike - at least when I'm carrying it or using the blade side
Traditional Tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums Looking for any guidance on a traditional tomahawk I am looking for a tomahawk that can be thrown, as well as used for small wood processing tasks A traditional style tomahawk rather than the newer tactical hawks is much preferred I have seen a few on BCUSA such as the Cold Steel Trail Hawk
SOG Tactical Tomahawk - Bushcraft USA Forums I did a search of the bushcraft site and wasn't able to find what I was looking for; if I just missed it, feel free to point me to the right thread and disregard the following My question is this: For those of you who own or have used the SOG Tactical Tomahawk, what do you think? I know it's
Estwing axe to tomahawk conversion | Bushcraft USA Forums Estwing actually makes a "Tomahawk" - it looks pretty good and the weight seems reasonable I'm thinking of buying one has anyone here purchased or tested one yet? I've seen some reviews on them and I've handled them in the store They seem to have a good reputation and, like all things Estwing, seem to be very well made
Why do you guys decorate your tomahawk handles? I'm wondering why I see so many pictures of decorated tomahawk handles here I'm not talking about the color but about things that are permanently added to the handle such as rivets Adding stuff like rivets makes it so the handle can't be popped off the head One of things I like about