🌲 Chop Your Way to Adventure!
The Camillus CM19360 Teca Hatchet is a robust 14.25" tool featuring a 5.25" axe head made from 1.25 pounds of SRE 1045 carbon steel, complemented by a durable teak wood handle. Designed for versatility and longevity, it's perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike.
| Blade Material | Carbon,Carbon Steel,Steel,Steel Blade |
| Handle Material | Rubber,Steel,Wood |
| Blade Length | 4 Inches |
| Item Weight | 1.3 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 14.5"L x 4"W |
| Style | Fillet Knife; Folding Knife; Camera Adaptor; Plier; Ring Splitter; Forceps; Descaler; Jaw Spreaders; Ice Pick; Boning Knife; Serrated Knife; Knife Sharpener; Gloves; Ruler; Dehooker; Replacement Blade; Fish Measure; Tackle; Towel; Shear |
| Color | Teak Wood |
| Head Type | Hatchet |
H**G
Beautiful hatchet but needs a little work before use
Teak wood handle. Can't tell if it is real teak but the wood is beautifully stained. The Camillus logo is burned into the handle and head has some nice decorative touches.Out of the packaging the hatchet is dull as a club. Used a lansky puck to and a few minutes of elbow grease to add a little edge. The crowned edge profile is really a huge convex and gives the hatchet better edge retention. The top of the head is wide and tapers down towards the bottom of the head where you can get sharp edge as can bee seen in the pictures. This hatchet is meant more for splitting wood with the factory profile. If I wanted to cut logs I would use my Fiskars instead of this.Bottom line. Most probably the factory profile will not be satisfactory. This isn't a bad thing. It is perfect if you are willing put in the work to grind the exact profile you want. You can always take off material but you cannot add it back and make a narrow profile wider.
J**R
Is it. sold at a gas station. Dull can be. Hard to sharpen, don’t waste your money
Haven’t thrown it yet but it’s dull and come in a cheap package. Nice handle I guess. Good luck
L**E
Pretty Perfect and good price comparatively.
Nice. Lite. Good Finish. If it’s Teak it’ll Last.Good size to carry and do whatever needs done. The matching sheath sold separately is equally as good quality but a really tight fit right off the bat which is probably a good thing because it’ll break in. The first time you put together leave back snap snapped and just force the axe in. If you try to snap it afterwards you’ll be putting $$ in the swear jar.
T**.
Awesome Hatchet
Love the quality, the design, and the construction. Great tool.
J**S
Hacha Camillus TECA, NO LA RECOMIENDO
Me gusto:El diseño y tamaño de este producto.El color del mango de madera y el grabado de la marca.El grabado en el metal de la hoja de corte simila un estilo medieval.No me gusto:El mango de madera con el que esta sujeta la hoja de acero del hacha, se rompio apenas la utilizé dando sus primeros 5 impactos para trozar un pequeño trozo de madera.Para que use este producto:Compre este ejemplar para ir a la montaña a acampar, y claro cortar trozos pequeños de madera, sin embargo, apenas la utilizé, el cuerpo de madera se rompio fácilmente, me parece que la forma en la que fue diseñado no fue la mejor, ya que la union de la madera con el metal se miraba bastante frágil y delgado, tuve la oportunidad de comprar tambien una Hacha Trupper por $200.00 pesos y salio de muchisima mejor calidad y resistencia a los impactos fuertes con los que golpé la madera, incluso, pude partir un tronco de buen tamaño sin problema y su forma y dureza del hacha TRUPPER se observaba intacta, a diferencia de este producto con valor de $630.00 pesos, si piensan darle el mismo uso, NO RECOMIENDO EN ABSOLUTO ESTE PRODUCTO, es mejor comprar un hacha trupper por la modica cantidad de $200.00 pesos, espero esto le sirva a alguien para evitar hacer un gasto inecesario y para finiquitar, te venden la funda protectora de metal en $450.00 pesos, que estafa.
