5″ Tomahawk Axe | Handmade Single Handed Axe | EGKH

A tomahawk is a type of axe that was traditionally used with one hand in North America. It looks like a hatchet with a straight handle. The word “tomahawk” came from a Powhatan word and became part of English in the 17th century. Tomahawks were used by Native Americans and European colonists for many different things. They could be used as weapons in close combat or thrown like a projectile. The metal heads of tomahawks were based on axes used by the Royal Navy and were even traded with Native Americans for food and other things they needed. Many people around the world wanted a high-quality, handmade tomahawk axe, so EGKH made one to meet their expectations.

The 5″ Tomahawk Axe | Handmade Single-Handed Axe | EGKH is a high-quality axe designed for durability and strength. It features a 16″ handle made of 5160 High Carbon Steel, ensuring superior durability and strength. The unpolished finish of the blade gives it a functional yet visually appealing appearance. The axe has a flat full tang handle with two pieces of rosewood attached on either side using rivets, providing a secure and comfortable grip during extended use. The handle is specifically designed to be highly durable and comfortable to hold. The blade is easy to sharpen and has undergone careful oil-quenching for optimal tempering. The axe’s spine hardness ranges from 22-25 RC, while the belly hardness is at 45-46 RC and the edge hardness impressively stands at 58-60 RC. When purchasing this axe from EGKH, you not only acquire a remarkable and reliable tool but also enjoy the added benefit of being covered by the EGKH Warranty.