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WOOX Forte Ax

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BrandWoox
MPNBU.AXE003.01
UPC810069390925
CategoryKnives & Edged Tools|Axes Hatchets & Machetes /

<p>An inspired hybridization of classical American and Italian axe designs the WOOX FORTE draws from the best of both schools to strike a perfect balance of features for the modern hand tool user.</p><p>With a silhouette inspired by traditional Italian woodworking axes the broad and mildly curved bit of the Forte Ax makes accurately connecting blows a snap with a beard to assist in choking up on the handle for precise work when carving or crafting. A deeply penetrating bit geometry makes chopping a breeze while a concave high centerline helps act as a chip-breaker and smooths the bit-to-eye transition when splitting.</p><p>Large slip-fit eye allows for easy wedge-free handle replacement while preserving some effective amount of swell to the knob of the handle for a secure grip in relaxed hands. Compact and light enough to be easily packed but heavy enough for serious work the Forte is sure to make for a constant companion no matter the circumstances.</p><ul> <li>C60/1060 (57 HRC) Made in Italy Steel.</li> <li>C60 steel is an medium carbon engineering steel which has 0.57%-0.65% Carbon as per EN10083 standard - characteristics superior to that of C55 carbon steel which has high hardness and high strength Perfect balance</li> <li>American Appalachian Hickory Wood Handle</li> <li>Leather edge cover with carabiner SOLD SEPARATELY</li> <li>Weight: 3 lbs.</li> <li>Length: 22&quot;</li></ul><p>About the Designer - A lifelong student of edged and agricultural hand tools Benjamin Bouchard has worked for years within the industry as a designer and consultant. Based in the coastal Downeast region of Maine with a specialization in axes fixed blade knives machetes and scythes he has built a reputation for performance- and value-driven design. His constant guiding philosophy is that a good tool should be more fun to use than it is to buy.</p>