Curley Maple thomahawk handles

[Sure Shot Rick]

Does anyone know of a maker of hawk handles in curly maple? I bought a few at Dixons Rifle Builders Fair a couple of years ago and can not remember the supplier. I know he was there mostly to sell rifle stock wood. My renter’s dog chewed up the handle on my throwing hawk and I would like to replace it.

 

[LaBonte]

Dunlap Woodcrafts
14600F Flint Lee Rd
Chantilly, VA 20151

[email protected]
Tel. (703) 631.5147
Fax. (703) 631.7103

 

[paulvallandigham]

A call to Dixon's would also be in order. Chuck may carry some of them to sell, too. You can find his phone number on his website for the Dixon's Gunmakers Fair.

 

[StevePrice2]

here's another resource.
http://hawkinsknifemakingsupplies.com/7.shtml


Steve

 

[Birddog6]

If you are looking for the handles for the small heads, call Tim at R.E. Davis. He will have ones with the best wood on them in 18 & ? 22" I think it is, drilled & undrilled.
Now if you have heads with a larger hole, then Wayne Dunlap will be the best place, or you can get a blank from Wayne & make your own handle. But if it was a wood dealer with lots of blanks, most likely it was Wayne Dunlaps booth.
:thumbsup:

 

[hornbuilder]

sure shot rick type in" tigerhunt ". a fellow in northern Pennsylvania deals in tiger maple and sells hawk handles ,,, nice material

 

[Shane Carter]

Ever thought about just wrapping the chewed one up with dog hide?