1844 Helko Werk Germany Traditional Black Forest Woodworker

1844 Helko Werk Germany Traditional Black Forest Woodworker Axe - Made in Germany Hand Forged Bushcraft Axe and Forest Axe for feeling small trees, cutting and splitting wood for campfires, German Axe - Head 2.25 lbs, Handle 24 in. (13562)
- Handmade in Germany: The Black Forest Woodworker is Helko Werk's flagship piece. This axe is the quintessential tool for the experienced woodsman, with a compact size that makes it a versatile packing tool and lightweight cutting, felling, and chopping axe. Features Helko's famous Rheinland pattern axe head, named for the country's Rhein River Valley, where cutting axes like these have been in use for centuries.
- C50 High Carbon Steel: 53-56 HRC - Helko Werk axe heads are open-face drop forged individually by hand from German C50 high grade carbon steel. Drop forging is a process in which the blacksmith uses tongs to hold and shape hot steel as a drop hammer falls repeatedly onto it.
- Grade A American Hickory Handle: Linseed Oil Finish, 150 Grit Sanded Sustainably sourced grade A American hickory handle. All Helko Werk camping axes and hatchets have handles individually hand finished and selected for grain orientation and density with a boiled linseed oil finish and sanded to 150 grit for a comfortable and smooth finish on your axe handle
- Includes Full Grain Leather Sheath and 1oz Axe Guard Protective Oil: All Helko Werk axes and hatchets include a vegetable-tanned premium leather axe sheath to protect your axe blade and head. The Axe Guard oil is a metal protecting oil to help maintain the steel of your axe head, and prevent rust over time.
- Dimensions: Head Weight: 2-1/4 lb, Length: 24 in, Total Weight: 3-1/2 lb
The Black Forest Woodworker is Helko's flagship piece. This axe is the quintessential tool for the experienced woodsman. Its compact size bestows substantial versatility, allowing it to be used as both a lightweight work axe and a dependable packing tool. The Black Forest Woodworker features Helko's Rheinland pattern axe head. Handmade in Wuppertal, Germany, the pattern is named after the region's famous Rhein River Valley. The Rhein, one of Germany's most prominent geographical features, was a historically significant source of trade and growth for settlements in the region throughout the medieval period. Cutting axes like these were a daily necessity for peoples carving out towns and villages in heavily forested regions along the Rhein River. The Black Forest Woodworker performs exceptionally well as a cutting tool, while still being able to handle moderate splitting work. Its relatively small size makes it a convenient go-to for a variety of tasks, including felling small trees, splitting firewood, clearing brush, limbing branches, and preparing kindling. Each piece is handcrafted by Helko's Master Smiths, lifelong artisans of metalcraft, using tongs on an open face drop forge.

HEAD
+ Handmade in Wuppertal, Germany
+ German C50 high grade carbon steel, 53-56 HRC
+ Open face drop forged, heat treated, and oil-hardened
+ Helko crown hammered into cheek

HANDLE
+ Crafted in Switzerland from Grade A American hickory
+ Selected for strength, grain orientation, and density
+ Boiled linseed oil finish, 150 grit smooth sanded
+ Hung with softwood wedge and notched steel ring wedge

INCLUDED
+ Vegetable-tanned leather sheath, USA made
+ 1oz bottle of Axe-Guard

SPECS
+ Length: 24 in.
+ Head Weight: 2.25 lb
+ Total Weight: 3.5 lb
+ Bit length: 4.25 in.

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Country	USA
Brand	1844 Helko Werk Germany
Manufacturer	Helko Werk
Binding	Unknown Binding
ItemPartNumber	HNA13582
Model	HNA13562
Color	Wood
Size	Black Forest Woodworker
UPCs	683405473282
EANs	0683405473282
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

1844 Helko Werk Germany Traditional Black Forest Woodworker Axe - Made in Germany Hand Forged Bushcraft Axe and Forest Axe for feeling small trees, cutting and splitting wood for campfires, German Axe - Head 2.25 lbs, Handle 24 in. (13562)

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