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Question: how many inches long is it
Document: It's just a touch short so that when I split kindling I have to bend in a weird position. I haven't used it to chop so I can't comment on the critique that I've seen that it doesn't chop well. I looked at the Camping Axe by Estwing today and there is a part of me that wished I bought that instead, but where this one is an inch short, that one is about 2 inches too long IMO for good one-handed use.
I purchased my Estwing Hatchet three years ago to use on multi-day canoe expeditions. The axe holds its edge quite well, although being a perfectionist I tend to bring a bastard  file and stone with me just in case. As long as you maintain and care for it, it will last you for many, many years. I was especially fond of the leather sheath it came with.
Got this axe as an addition to my back-country camping equipment. While lightweight this hatchet carries most of it's weight in it's head where it counts. I've used it a few times on logs that were about 6 inches in diameter. It cut through these logs nicely when taken to the log at an angle. I didn't even sharpen it before use and I was able to take sizable chunks out of the log with ease.
I use this hatchet to create Kindling for my Wood Stove.I have used this hatchet to split large wood, maple, which is kinda soft, and some hickory, the diameter was 5-6 inches, length was about 20 inches, in which case I actually used two hatches, this hatchet as a wedge, and the other one as a hammer. No metal chipped off in this process. So at least my hatchet is decent quality.
Good small hatchet. A pleasure to handle. Ideal for small jobs and considering its size (14&#34;) -for backpacking. If planning to buy one to use around the house or yard, I would recommend to go a size up - Campers hatchet which is 16 inches and has a rubber handle. It also comes with a longer 26 inch handle if you prefer. Be careful handling as all pack a punch.
Nice hatchet; takes a beating.Got this model a few years ago from a hardware big box. My parents had a barn which was overgrown with woody vines and thorns, some being almost 2 inches thick. This thing ate into the invasive wood like it was nothing, and same with the roots (removing all of the roots is the only way to kill some invaders like oriental bittersweet).Doesn't rust, cleans right up, the head fits tight even after being whacked.
I am satisfied with my purchase. The quality of this axe had met my expectations. The fact that this axe is made from one piece of metal eases my mind for durability and safety. I have used this axe on trees about 7 inches in diameter and it seems to work ok. I had to sharpen it a little after I received it because it took awhile to get through some wood but that is definitely expected with an axe of this weight and size. I would recommend this axe to others.
What you get for the size and weight, it's perfect for what it can do. I look forward to many years of chopping.
My nephew just made it to eagle scout and this was the best gifts at the party. It will come in handy for many years.
I haven't used it yet for anything... but I've had Eastwing Hammers for many years and they are THE BEST
Answer: yes