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Hatchets pair an axe head with a short handle for one-handed use. They are used for smaller wood chopping and splitting tasks.

The long, broad blade of machetes clears undergrowth to maintain paths, slices through stalks and stems to harvest crops, and removes twigs and small branches. Their short handle allows one-handed control to wield the blade, leaving the other hand free to stabilize or gather materials being cut.

Heat treated tubular steel shaft with rubber grip. Drop forged polished and lacquered head. Supplied with protective head cover. Belt slits in head cover offer hands free storage whilst in transit. Overall length: 335mm

- Adjusting set screw allows fast, precise cutting and prevents cutting edges from damaging each other. - Coil spring for reduced hand fatigue. - Induction hardened cutting edges. - Plastisol grips for added comfort

The long, broad blade of machetes clears undergrowth to maintain paths, slices through stalks and stems to harvest crops, and removes twigs and small branches. Their short handle allows one-handed control to wield the blade, leaving the other hand free to stabilize or gather materials being cut.

92371 Steel Axe 1.25 lbs Product Introduction ●Made of medium carbon steel, fully polished head, chrome-plated rust-proof iron pipe + iron ring + environmentally friendly TPR handle ●The blade has been heat-treated and polished for splitting wood

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Pliers are the primary tool of these multi-tools. The pliers and other tools fold out for use and fold together for compact storage.

The long, broad blade of machetes clears undergrowth to maintain paths, slices through stalks and stems to harvest crops, and removes twigs and small branches. Their short handle allows one-handed control to wield the blade, leaving the other hand free to stabilize or gather materials being cut.

The dual-purpose head on hammer hatchets has a flat face for striking and an axe bit for chopping. Also called roofing axes, they are commonly used in demolition, construction, and by roofers to hammer in nails and cut shingles.

The extra-long handle of these splitting mauls increases their swing arc to drive their thick, heavy head downward with greater force than a general purpose axe. Also called sledge-eye mauls, they have a cutting bit on one end and a striking face on the other end. The bit cuts like an axe head and the face drives splitting wedges into wood to split along the grain.