Multi-purpose tools.

[CharlesHarris]

In building building a volunteer search and rescue team I am shopping for a tomahawk type of utility tool for each guy. Toting a full-sized Halligan tool around sucks and you cant split wood with it for a fire. So, it needs to be super lightweight and is primarily used for busting out windows to gain entry into half destroyed buildings. In wide area searches it needs to double as a hatchet to split timber to get to some dry lumber or to build an "A-frame." There is a hundred different utility uses for such a tool, but those are the two primary uses. I was looking at the Estwing Black Eagle tactical hawk and a bunch of others. In my searches i came across a guy that builds tomahawks out of Estwing carpenters hatchets. I dont know for sure that it is the tool that I am looking, for because of the weight, it sure is cool and the price is right as well. Any metal workers on board who can surmise which grinding wheels and machine tools he used to do this? Please look it over.


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