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Dvardala Hunting & Forest Axe

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The Dvardala is a perfect axe for hunting and forest life. It has the same hybrid head as our Åby Forest Axe. It is a combination of several different axe types, ideal for a day in the forest where you might have to deal with a wide range of challenges. The axe is named after Dvardala, which is an old name for the forest area just north of Hults Bruk. This is where Kolmården forest begins, known for good hunting.

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Hults Bruk axe heads are forged from customized high-quality steel, with an alloy specifically engineered for this purpose, providing exceptional strength and performance. The steel is produced completely CO₂-neutral and is fully recyclable. Each head is hand-forged using the open-die free forging method. The axe head is then hardened and tempered for long-lasting durability. With a hardness of approximately 54–56 HRC on the Rockwell scale, these axe heads offer superior sharpness and edge retention. The cutting edge is hand-ground and polished to ensure precision and reliability with every swing. As one of the final steps in the forging press, each axe head is proudly stamped with the traditional Hults Bruk mark - a symbol of quality and craftsmanship.

Disclaimer: As each Hults Bruk axe is hand forged, minor variations in weight, dimensions, and finish may occur.

Weight (lbs)2.2
Head Weight (lbs)1.5
Handle Length17.5"

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Alain Bourdeau
Good axe

Very happy with my purchase. Fast delevery

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Rugge Thomson
Ho-Hum...

So I normally buy Husqvarna axes and hatchets then spend time re-profiling the edge and sanding and finishing the handles (Husqvarna - same forge, less refined, lower price). I thought I'd spring for a 'premium' hatchet because I love the size/weight/head on the Dvardala. The hatchet is beautifully balanced, but the edge is not symmetrical, and the handle was so rough I actually got a splinter from it. At least it is hung properly and the grain orientation is good. Anyway, out come the stones, sandpaper and boiled linseed oil...

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