Council Tool recently discontinued the 8 lbs. splitting maul, and replaced the 6 lbs. Splitting maul with a new design that will “split the difference”.The new 7 lbs. Splitting maul has been nickna...
This is a 36 in. curved wooden single-bit axe handle made from fine quality Hickory wood. The wooden handle is kiln dried to below 10% moisture content to prevent shrinkage. Included is an aluminum...
Introducing our latest innovation – the Dual-Grip 32″ Hickory Handle (Patent Pending), now available with our FE8- 8# Forcible Entry Flat head fire axe and soon to be used on the next run of FE6 an...
14 in curved hickory handle in a slim traditional pattern. The handle will come with a wooden wedge and metal wedge for a secure fit. Council premium handles are the finest replacement handles ava...
The Flying Fox Woodsman Hatchet is a multi-use camp hatchet in the Sport Utility Line, that was developed with specific design parameters, so that it functions well for wood-cutting chores, but a...
Deluxe honing kit includes one of each soft Arkansas and a hard Arkansas stone 4 x 2 x 1 in along with honing oil. Oil the stones each time you use them, never try to use the stones dry.
The Soft ...
Forest fire rake with a 60 in. handle. Head is produced in accordance with USDA Forest Service Specification 5100-284C dated January 1, 2000 or latest revision thereof. Sometimes referred to as “T...
Fire swatter has a 60 in. handle. Sometimes referred to as a fire flap, flail or beater, this tool is used to smother fire. Typically it is used to control or direct flames during controlled burns...
Combination pick and shovel Tool with a 42 in. handle. Produced in accordance with Forest Service Specification 5100-325A, February 1994, and MTDC Drawing 736 revision G dated September 16, 2004, ...
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3.5 lbs. Michigan pattern double bit axe with phantom bevels and a 36 in. straight handle. Phantom bevels — or hollows — are designed to reduce sticking and minimize burst wood chips. Mic...
3.75 lbs. Pulaski axe with 36 in. hickory handle. Thought to have been developed in the early 1900’s by Edward Pulaski, a legendary Forest Service Ranger in Idaho. It is said that in August, 1910 h...
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Drop Forged from American high carbon steel, wedges are properly beveled around the “struck” face to deter chipping and cracking. Designed to split logs, firewood, staves and other wood ...
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Forged tool steel head. Made in USA.
Heat treated working end produces fine grain structure and Rc 45-55 (Rockwell Hardness Values) for safety, edge holding and toughness.
Body coated w...
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4 lbs. Dayton pattern single bit axe with a 34 in. straight wooden handle. Dayton pattern so named for the Dayton, Ohio area. A mid-sized felling axe for general axe chores including driv...
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3.5 lbs. Jersey pattern single bit axe with 26 in. straight handle. Known as a miner’s axe, the tool features a short handle used for close quarters work. Cutting edge is approximately 5″...
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3.5 lbs. Jersey pattern single bit axe with a 36 in. curved handle. Sometimes referred to as a “Baltimore Jersey” pattern, this shape features lugs or ears which increase the surface cont...
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Always have an extra on hand with the Council Tool curved wooden single-bit axe handle. (Man’s axe) in sizes 32" or 36".
This is a 36 in. curved wooden single-bit axe handle made from fine...
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High visibility orange polypropylene sheath to fit the Council or Forestry Service Pulaski axe.
Sheaths covers both the axe end and the mattock end to protect the tool and the user.
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A dual grit ceramic puck stone with sapphire ceramic blend on one face with a coarser grey face for a dual grit, perfect for field sharpening axes, machetes, and other tools. The grey medi...
