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Overview
What once was a tired, rusted and forgotten axe of yesteryear is reborn as a balanced and formidable tool.
The Revenant Sounder Mk1 is a compact and sturdy tool built with the outdoorsman and homesteader in mind. The handle, made from locally sourced American hickory, has an overall length of 16”. Capable of shaping timbers for shelter, camp tasks and light field dressing, the Sounder was built to handle anything the demanding outdoorsman may demand. The heads have been reshaped to a more light and nimble handling tool. The narrow edge geometry lends well to fine carving work, or a gentle shave around the campfire. The diamond cross section handle provides the user an indexed grip for heavy blows or gentle cuts.
Born to work, the Revenant Sounder Mk1 is not simply a vintage axe but rather a tool to stand the test of time.
Due to the nature of custom items, slight variations may occur.
By placing an order with Triple Aught Design, you are verifying that you are over 18 years of age and are aware of all local, state and federal laws regarding the possession of, or the carrying of this product. Triple Aught Design shall be held blameless for any infraction of laws made by the purchaser.
Features
- Handmade Hickory Helve
- Half octagonal inside hold
- Convex 20 degree edge
- Bearded, lugged head
- Hammer Pole
- Contoured fawns foot palm swell
- Folded 8-9oz tooling leather blade cover, with gun metal chicago screws and snap closure, tactical molded webbed strap
- Dual branding GH/TAD
- Chemically Etched Logos on Head
Behind the scenes of Howling Winds Axe and Tool
Glen Haworth, an avid axe enthusiast, blacksmith and woodworker, passionate about the preservation of antique tools and love for the outdoors, sought to build an axe that could hold up to the sturdy demands of the adventurer. Glen’s work is built around the idea that form and function don’t have to trump one for the other. Beauty and intent are paramount, challenging the utilitarian approach to axe building, the tool can share both heirloom durability and beauty in form and function.
Using a blend of traditional hand tools and modern equipment, taking a deliberate and slow handed approach to every piece. Glen’s axe work beckons the individual hand made approach of the good old days when quality was priority number one, and should outlive its owner.
