Yankee Hatchet Gift Set (incl. Wooden Box) Green Stripe

• Adler Yankee Hatchet
• Adler DUAL axe sharpening stone
• Adler axe balm (made from beeswax and linseed oil)

Limited gift set consisting of an axe, whetstone and axe balm, packed in a high-quality real wood box. The axe, whetstone and axe balm are made in Germany. The wooden box comes from sustainable EU production. 

Axe: 

An all-purpose companion in the wilderness or for managing tasks closer to home. Ergonomic US-hickory handle with unique anti-slip paint for better grip. The head shape is the classic "Yankee" pattern. Each hatchet comes with a heavy-duty leather sheath and a cotton storage bag.

• Head weight: 1.5 Lbs
• Total weight: 2.2 Lbs
• Head mount: wood and round metal wedge
• Handle length: 15 inches
• Handle type: US sourced hickory, ergonomic curved shape
• Handle colors: Either red or olive stripe with a non-slip black paint.
• Sheath: Heavy duty leather with robust buttons (Made in Lithuania)
• Steel type: C60
• Rockwell hardness of head: 47-55 hrc
• Packaging: Cotton pouch (Made in USA) with instruction manual.

Balm: Take care of your tools and they will take care of you. We've left our tools outside many times, and there's no quicker way to breathe new life back into your weathered helper than applying this German-made axe balm. 

Ingredients:

• Linseed oil
• beeswax
• clove oil

Contents: 100 g

Application: Use ADLER Axe Balm to care for the wooden handles of axes and other tools. Clean and dry the handle before applying the balm. Sand off any rough spots before applying the balm. Apply a thin layer to the handle with a cloth and leave to dry for a few minutes. Not suitable for consumption. Store at room temperature.

Stone: The 80/220 sharpening puck by Adler has been specially developed to bring worn axes and hatchets back to life. Each puck is made in Germany and consists of ceramic with a uniform grain, which means that the stone grinds faster and no oil is required for sharpening.

Application: The coarse side is used when the blade has become nicked or dull. Use the fine side to maintain a sharp edge. Work in a circular motion of the wrist/forearm over the curve of the blade from top to bottom. Sharpen both sides evenly and maintain the curve of the blade. Apply water to the sharpening puck to achieve better results.