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Tibro Carpenter Axe
Hults Bruk
Tibro Carpenter Axe
$209.00
Description

  Classic carpenter's axe for precise chopping and carving

  The Tibro Carpenter Axe from Hults Bruk is the classic carpenter’s axe, offering a narrow, long and perfectly straight knife-ground edge and a medium length handle for precise chopping and carving. The Tibro has an axe head weight of 1.75 lbs and a handle length of 20 inches.

  Hults Bruk Premium Axes

  • Detailed head shape to support working conditions where a close and controlled grip is needed. More time is spent under the hammer creating this look and feel.

  • The head is polished after the forging process and the natural finish is left for durability.

  • Each edge is hand sharpened and polished.

  • Water Buffalo Leather sheath covers the entire head on most models.

  • The handle has more time on the lathe to create an oval shape for better handling.

  • The Hults Bruk Logo is stamped into the wood, adding to the premium fit and finish.

  WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including chromium, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Description
Brand Name:
Hults Bruk
Size:
20 in.
Color:
Hickory
Weight:
Overall Weight: 2.75 lbs
Head Weight: 1.75 lbs.
Dimensions:
Handle Length: 20"
Made In:
Sweden
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
H840732
UPC:
7391408407328
Other Features:
• The axe head is hand-forged and made from Swedish axe steel in a foundry that has been in operation since 1697.
• As part of the hand grinding production process, the steel is struck multiple times thereby increasing its density and resulting in more durability of the axe.
• The head is constructed in such a way that there is a tempered zone designed to hold a very sharp edge even after many sharpenings.
• The straight hickory handle is treated with linseed oil.
• Each axe comes with a traditional leather protective sheath that is embellished with some unique Swedish decorative elements. (Replacement sheaths are available) The axe is shipped in its own storage box and comes with a detailed users manual.
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