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smallest real axe

Never seen a review, but it seems like it'd work just fine for smaller tasks...

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http://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_detail.html?s=TM6013

Pretty small, if that's what you're looking for!
 
I saw one at the Alamo, an original from the early 1800's, it looked excactly like the one I got from Cabelas called a "Mouse Hawk". I'm not sure on the overall weight but the head is approx 8 ozs. with a 16 inch oak haft I made it will sure throw chips even in hard woods. Thats the smallest I've personally used...my opinion is that lenght=velocity. The really short types like Gerber may be compact but I can get just as much chopping energy from a 7-8 inch knife. just my .2 best to all anrkst
 
jds1 said:
That is a fine lookin' little Craftsman Trent Rock. I saw one just like it yesterday at an antique mall for $10... I might have to go back and grab it. :D

Jeff
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They go for 30-40 on EBAY
I bought it as a thrower
But, I am afraid to break the original handle now!!! lol:eek:
 
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