- IDEAL FOR CLOSE-QUARTERS WORK - The short handle of this miner's axe is specifically designed for tight spaces, making it perfect for precision cutting, splitting, and tasks in confined areas such as mining, forestry, and construction.
- HIGH CARBON STEEL HEAD - Crafted from durable high carbon steel and hand-sharpened for a tapered bit, this axe is made in the USA for reliable cutting and splitting in tough conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance and precision.
- PRECISION HARDENED EDGE – The bit is heat-treated to a Rockwell hardness of Rc 48–55 up to 1-1/4" from the edge—exceeding ANSI standards for durability, reliable splitting power, and edge retention even under heavy use.
- AMERICAN HICKORY HANDLE - Made from tough, straight-grain American hickory, the handle offers excellent balance and control for close-quarters use, with a low moisture content to reduce shrinkage and ensure a secure fit.
- RUST-RESISTANT HEAD - The axe head is heat-treated for durability, then coated with red enamel and clear lacquer on the cutting edges to prevent rust, ensuring long-lasting protection and optimal performance.
The Council Tool Dayton Pattern Miner’s Axe is built for strength and control in confined spaces, offered in two sizes with straight American hickory handles—20" for close-quarters precision and 26" for added leverage. Featuring a forged steel head and hand-sharpened, tapered bit, it’s ideal for cutting, splitting, and striking tasks in rugged environments. Made in the USA, the axe exceeds industry hardness standards and is protected with rust-resistant enamel and lacquer. A hydraulically seated head and serrated aluminum wedge ensure a durable, long-lasting fit you can rely on in the field. HANDLE NUMBER: 70-20S-B
