I just finished up a new tomahawk that I traded a nice Kodiak Bow from another trad ganger for a while back. The bow went to a new trad shooter who is a close friend of mine. The hawk is a mid weight hammer poll made out of an old hatchet head. It is balanced perfectly. I finished the handle with three coats of danish oil and then buffed in two coats of hard canuba wax to give it a deep luster. The pics are a bit dull since I had to take them inside. The weather here has been constant rain for a few days.
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AWESOME Hawk right there!
The character of the wood handle really adds nicely!
Keep up the great work!
Shoot straight, Shinken
that is beautiful looking hawk... nice work.. :thumbsup:
Clay, I'm loving the profile on that one-especially that point dropping down the center of the handle. GREAT looking hawk :clapper:
Jeremy
Thats a beaut!
Outstanding work
very nice...
awesome
Very nice!!,Love that handle too.
MAN thats nice
Whoa! That is very nice! I like every thing about that!
I think my wife is getting me a drift for Christmas!
Steve
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Potomac Forge
Steve,
Enjoy the drift when you get it. Tomahawks are my favorite blades to make.
You make great hawks, Clay, as this one and the St. Jude hawk I won prove beyond a shadow of doubt.
Allan
love it.nice work. :thumbsup:
WOW!!! That's real cool!!