#CONDOR KNIFE AND TOOL FULL#

#CONDOR KNIFE AND TOOL FULL#

This turn of the century piece was designed for a full tang version. Interested in the Klewang and Cojang style swords and tools, a replica was finally tracked down from a rare antiques dealer in San Francisco. Condor says, “The Cojang Jungle Machete is based on the research into Sumatran designs by Joe Flowers. The 1075 blade itself is nearly 21″ and is. Whether it is for making shakes for roofs, or splitting wood for camp fires, this tool is a perfect small axe substitute, and can chop as well! Dare we say it works well and is designed for batoning? An American hickory handle and a braded wrap near the top to help protect the haft of the 5 mm thick blade.” Condor Cojang Jungle MacheteĪt nearly 28″ overall, this may be the longest machete we’ve ever seen. Condor says, “The Batonata Chopper is a time-honored tool that is used for splitting wood. Here’s a 17.5″ machete with a 10″ 1075 carbon steel blade that is literally designed for batoning. The knives and machetes he designes are always fun and useful for sure, and there’s absolutely no one more excited than Joe to share those designs with the public. For the last several years, he’s basically served as the spokesperson at all the shows. Joe may be one of the best recognized designers for Condor Tool & Knife. Here’s a quick overview of all of those knives grouped by their designer. Matthews and Juan Cagampang (as well as a few others that just fall under the Condor brand). This year’s models include knives designed by Joe Flowers, Julio Diez, Jason Breeden, Tony Lennartz, Walter A. Condor Tool & Knife has revealed its 2021 lineup, including 26 new knives and machetes.

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