Pulaski Axe
Only 2 in stock
The Pulaski Tool has been the special hand tool used in wild-land firefighting since its invention in 1911 by Ed Pulaski. The tool combines an axe and an adze in one head, similar to that of the cutter mattock. Made for cutting, grubbing, chopping, splitting, and with the steel pommel at the base you can hammer! It is also well adapted for trail construction, gardening, and other outdoor work. As a gardening or excavation tool, it is effective for digging holes in root-bound or hard soil. This Pulaski is made from hand-sharpened 1055 carbon steel, with a durable beech wood handle, that has a full, steel, tang rod. With a hex nut in the head makes re-handling and tightening easy. Comes with a canvas blade guard. 23.5” L , weighs 5 lbs
Small Production Products
Our painstakingly found, and curated, products are often made by family-owned businesses in limited quantities, living away from the major metro and manufacturing hubs. It's with great pride that we're connecting them with our customers!
Rare Craftsmanship & Production Methods
So many of our products are made with materials, processes, and techniques that have been passed down for generations that patents aren't required to prevent imitators. The products' quality and authenticity speak for themselves
