Condor Tool & Knife CTK3960-19HC Heritage Axe 1 5.83" 1060 Carbon Steel Blade, American Hickory Handle, Leather Sheath
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Part #: CN396019HC | Condor Tool & Knife
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Description

CN396019HC: Heritage Axe 1

Condor Tool & Knife

The wonderful history of axes is deeply sown into the roots of the Heritage Axe 1. With a specially designed handle, stamp, and treatment, the Heritage Axe Series honors the tools of the past. Hang it up, or use it when you want to keep your treasured tools at home, yet still be stylish. This is the first part of a series of specialized axes.

Specifications

  • Code: 63862
  • Manufacturer Part Number: CTK3960-19HC
  • Blade Length: 5.83" (148 mm)
  • Overall Length: 19.01" (482.6 mm)
  • Blade Material: 1060 High Carbon Steel
  • Blade Style: Axe
  • Blade Grind: Convex
  • Blade Finish: Natural
  • Handle Material: Burnt American Hickory Wood
  • Weight: 39.51 oz. (1,120.0 g)
  • Made in El Salvador

UPC Code: 7417000563962

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Condor Tool & Knife, Condor Tool & Knife Joe Flowers Designs Series, 1060 Blade Steel, Wood Handle Material, Axes, Axes Camp Knives, Made in El Salvador, Joe Flowers

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Customer Reviews

Condor Tool & Knife CTK3960-19HC Heritage Axe 1 5.83" 1060 Carbon Steel Blade, American Hickory Handle, Leather Sheathrated 3.000 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Condor Tool & Knife CTK3960-19HC Heritage Axe 1 5.83" 1060 Carbon Steel Blade, American Hickory Handle, Leather Sheath
rated 3 stars out of 5
Dau
 Texas
Apr 03, 2023
Pros: Balance
Cons: None
Pretty but useless as it arrives...
I have butter knives sharper than this axe… No real edge at all. I have spent 20-30 minutes on the Worksharp Ken Onion knife grinder and it is not sharp yet... Handle is rough at best, though the shape does feel good in the hand. Looks like a bush crafter carved it in the backwoods with nothing but a knife... The aesthetic is good, but the fit and finish is sub-par at best. I have a $25 Kobalt hatchet that came sharper and cut better than this thing… Pretty though…