Hultafors axes are hand-forged from quality Swedish steel at the Hults Bruk forge in the Swedish province of Östergötland. The forging technique dates back to 1697.
The Dvardala axe is perfect for outdoor activities and use in the woods. It has the same type of head as the Aby, but the handle is shorter, making it easier to carry around, for example in a backpack. It is suitable for precision work such as carving or building shelters, fireplaces and the like when camping. This is thanks to a well-proportioned hand notch and a semi-straight edge with a flat, wide grind. The hand notch allows you to grip the head and have maximum control over the axe. The edge is semi-straight and has flatter sides that allow you to lean firmly on the workpiece when cutting along a piece of wood. However, it is curved enough to be used for lighter forestry work, such as clearing a path or fire line. The head is a bit thicker in the middle and offers good splitting ability for firewood. The Dvardala axe is a tool that hunters from all over the world will also appreciate because it can of course also be used for processing game on the spot. The axe is named after Dvardala, the old name for the forest area north of Hults Bruk. This is where the Kolmården forest begins and from the Dvardala mountain Borgar you have a fantastic view of the area, known for good hunting opportunities for game and wild boar.
SPECIFICATIONS
BLADE STEEL Swedish Recycled CO2 Neutral Steel
HANDLE MATERIAL American walnut wood (treated with linseed oil)
Hultafors axes are hand-forged from quality Swedish steel at the Hults Bruk forge in the Swedish province of Östergötland. The forging technique dates back to 1697.
The Dvardala axe is perfect for outdoor activities and use in the woods. It has the same type of head as the Aby, but the handle is shorter, making it easier to carry around, for example in a backpack. It is suitable for precision work such as carving or building shelters, fireplaces and the like when camping. This is thanks to a well-proportioned hand notch and a semi-straight edge with a flat, wide grind. The hand notch allows you to grip the head and have maximum control over the axe. The edge is semi-straight and has flatter sides that allow you to lean firmly on the workpiece when cutting along a piece of wood. However, it is curved enough to be used for lighter forestry work, such as clearing a path or fire line. The head is a bit thicker in the middle and offers good splitting ability for firewood. The Dvardala axe is a tool that hunters from all over the world will also appreciate because it can of course also be used for processing game on the spot. The axe is named after Dvardala, the old name for the forest area north of Hults Bruk. This is where the Kolmården forest begins and from the Dvardala mountain Borgar you have a fantastic view of the area, known for good hunting opportunities for game and wild boar.
SPECIFICATIONS
BLADE STEEL Swedish Recycled CO2 Neutral Steel
HANDLE MATERIAL American walnut wood (treated with linseed oil)
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