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Any ideas on this hawk?
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It looks like some kind of specialized tradesman's hatchet rather than a tomahawk. Hot chisel?
Brokennock
Cannon
That profile is thick! Very steep angles too.
But l, it looks like of one were to temper it then spend a little time with a grinder, then regarded it, there is some potential there.
But l, it looks like of one were to temper it then spend a little time with a grinder, then regarded it, there is some potential there.
Johnny Tremain
Silversmith in training
Looks more like a tent stake axe
Well, we know it came from a friend of yours 15 years or so ago. You know it is at least 15 years or so old…. Enjoy it for what it is. A gift from a friend.
