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Woodman's Pal Wood Machete

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Woodman's Pal Wood MacheteThe world's finest land clearing tool, handcrafted to Mil Spec "LC 14 B" in America Since World War II. American Made Family Heirloom Built for a Lifetime What's Included Woodman's Pal Machete Premium Leather Sheath Sharpening Stone Reprints of Original 1940's Manuals Specs BLADE: 1075 CRSS 1 8" Coined + Sharpened Sickle Hook. Stamped with Official WP Logo and Part Number. Matte Powder Coating. Overall Weight 22 Ounces. HANDLE: Unique Ash Wood Handle

The world's finest land clearing tool, handcrafted to Mil-Spec "LC-14-B" in America Since World War II. 

American Made - Family Heirloom - Built for a Lifetime 

What's Included
  • Woodman's Pal Machete 
  • Premium Leather Sheath
  • Sharpening Stone 
  • Reprints of Original 1940's Manuals
Specs
  • BLADE: 1075 CRSS 1/8" - Coined + Sharpened Sickle Hook.  Stamped with Official WP Logo and Part Number.  Matte Powder Coating. Overall Weight 22 Ounces.
  • HANDLE: Unique Ash Wood Handle with Finger Grooves.  Threaded Standoffs with Brass Screws for Secure Handle Attachment.
  • SHEATH: Premium Tough Buffalo Leather. Hand Stitched with Quality Hardware and Belt Loop for Easy Carry.
Uses
  • Due to its light weight, balanced and compact design, the Woodman’s Pal performs all outdoor activities from clearing brush and blazing trails to trimming, thinning, chopping and pruning. 
  • Perfectly Balanced for an Efficient, Accurate and Comfortable Swinging Motion
  • Chops up to 1 1/2" Diameter Saplings with Single Stroke
  • Fells Larger Trees and Brush By Consecutive Notching
  • Chisel Sharp Sickle Hook Trims Vines, Growth then Pulls and Stacks Trimmings
  • Chop, Cut, Trim, Prune, Split, Blaze, Brush, Clear, Build
History
  • The Woodman’s Pal was introduced in 1941 by Frederick Ehrsam. Ehrsam, a Swiss National who settled in PA, was an experienced engineer, artist, and woodsman. He recognized the need for an ‘all in one’ land management tool. This single implement serves the purpose of many various brush tools.
  • Originally designed and patented in 1941 for civilian use, the Woodman’s Pal® quickly got the attention of the US Military during WWII.  Initially procured for the US Army Signal Corps, it eventually became standard issue as a combat and survival tool for GI’s in the Pacific Theater. 
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