FOOTPRINT Hacking Knife

Description

The Footprint Hacking Knife is a heavy-duty tool with multiple uses. It is made from a single piece of high Carbon Alloy Steel, which is drop hammer forged end to end for maximum strength. The hardened and tempered blade provides a long-lasting edge, and the spine of the blade is strikable with a hammer. The handle is simple and made from two leather scales held to the blade’s handle with strong metal rivets. Originally designed for removing putty from window frames, it has become a versatile tool for different applications such as making kindling, chopping firewood with a hammer, hacking through cars in the Australian outback, cutting holes in tin, putting onto the end of a wooden pole to bring down internal roofing, and even used in the telecoms industry. Made in Sheffield, Britain.

Features:

• Manufactured from a single piece of high Carbon Alloy Steel.
• Drop Hammer forged end to end for maximum strength.
• Hardened and tempered blade for a long lasting edge.
• The spine of the blade is strikable with a hammer.
• Simple handle made from two leather scaled held to the blades handle with strong metal rivets.
• Originally used for removing putty from window frames.

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 210mm
• Overall Width: 34mm
• Overall Depth: 15mm
• Blade Length: 115mm
• Blade Width: 32mm
• Blade Thickness: 5mm
• Weight: 193g