Damascus Viking Axe with Wooden Handle – Hand Forged Axe

Description

Feel the craftsmanship and strength of the Damascus Viking Axe with a wooden handle. This axe is hand-forged, using a mix of tough materials, giving it great durability and power. Its blade is really hard, making it sharp and accurate for all kinds of jobs. The handle is made of rosewood, which feels nice to hold and gives you good control. This Damascus Viking Axe is not heavy so it is easy to swing. It also comes with a leather sheath to keep it safe when not in use.

Note: Damascus steel can rust if not cared for properly. Please be aware Damascus steel products will arrive fully coated in a protective, non-toxic mineral oil, which can be easily washed off before use. Damascus steel should be regularly oiled with any household oil over the course of its life to prevent corrosion.

Product Specification

— Axe Head Dimensions: 5″L x 4″W
— Axe Head Thickness: 2″
— Blade Material: 52100 Steel, 5160 Steel, 203E Steel, 15N20 Steel
— Blade Hardness: 58 HRC
— Blade Style: Axe
— Blade Grind: Flat Grind
— Blade Type: Fixed Blade
— Blade Finish: Damascus
— Handle Material: Rose Wood
— Handle Thickness: 1″
— Overall Length: 19″
— Weight: 1.4 Kg (Estimated)
— Sheath Material: Vegetable Tanned Leather

Shipping Information:

• Shipping from Pakistan by Air and Sea
• Courier services available through DHL, FedEx, and others
• Estimated shipping time: 4-5 weeks

FAQs

Q 1. How heavy is a Viking axe?

A Viking axe typically weighs between 1 to 2 pounds, depending on its size, design, and materials used in its construction.

 Q 2. What wood did Vikings use for axes?

Vikings commonly used Rosewood for crafting their axes. Rosewood was favored for its strength, durability, and flexibility, making it ideal for axe handles that could withstand the rigors of battle and daily use.

Q 3. How old is the Viking axe?

The Viking axe dates back to the Viking Age, which lasted from the late 8th century to the late 11th century AD. So, the Viking axe is approximately 1,200 to 1,100 years old.