Will this fit a Marble camp axe? Its kind of a hudson bay design. very close to a Condor Greenland pattern but cutting edge slightly longer. Thanks
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All I know is that it fits a Fiskars 121121 X5 Camping Axe perfectly. The Marble camp axe looks slightly larger but I recommend looking into the dimension of the Fiskars X5 Camping Axe and comparing it to the axe you're interested in.
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No, I do not think it will fit your axe. Mine fits perfectly and it's 5" x 3" x 7/8". This is a beautiful sheath for the right size axe.
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If this axe and a lot of spare time was all you had and you needed a dugout canoe really bad, sure. FYI the tools used by native tribes to do this kind of work are designed to do a much better job than anything Gerber has ever made. The south pacific peoples have been digging out canoes for a few hundred thousand years that we know of, in that time they have perfected the process and tools to do the job. USE WHAT THEY USE! good luck.
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My blade is 3/16" thick x 5 1/4" long. I've taken it on 2 different camping trips, and abused it badly, making baton cuts across 4-6" seasoned hard maple, did quite a bit of splitting, carving, and lots of other things as well.You have one hellofa good survival knife here, I'd trust my life on it
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Mr. Garza, I don't know if the Timber Rattler will fit the sheath but I didn't know if my Western Bowie would fit either but it did! If the knife is 9 1/2 " long, if you think the Bowie is of similar width, I'd chance it. The sheath is very well made, I know I was impressed. Hope this helps, Gerrit.
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I don't see why not. It is a great sized axe for anyone. It is about the size of the job not the person, not sure Amazon will let the link stay on this review but check out this video of the Trail Boss in action http://youtu.be/Gbz4BM5RlcI
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Victorinox Swiss Army 53532 Canadian Flag Sportsman Pocket Multi Tool -- This is the Swiss Army knife I have in this case. It fits nicely with a bit of room to spare but you'd should still fit nicely. It seems to be 1 1/4" wide and almost 4" long. The sides are elastic. You should be fine.
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I am not sure in exact inches, but it is literally the length of the Collins Boys Axe that I bought it for. The axe head fits in snug so anything bigger wouldn't fit more than likely.
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I'm gonna measure the diameter of the 'hanger' as soon as I can if no one else has done so. Seems to me to be the only way of people knowing if their razors will fit/hang. That said, you'd need to check the diameter of the razor handle towards the razor's end to check against it.
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i doubt that it will fit. i suggest you contact white mountain. i'm thinking the attachment hardware may be a little different.
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Absolutely. This is an excellent bushcraft axe. The handle is as long as you would want for bushcraft, but easily carried on a pack.
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Its designed for mid sized arrows. Micro shafts will work...though they will be loose. Larger shafts will not.In all honesty, if I knew what they were when I got them, I'd have just bought a real Whisker Biscuit from Trophy Ridge.
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I don't have an exact dimension, however, I put this handle on a Collins hatchet head and there was plenty of length to work with. I did have to carve away some wood to get the seating the hatchet head needed to sit snug.
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First let me say that this is without a doubt the best made stand that I could find. I do not own a Parker badger brush.My brush is a medium sized Muehle. The bottom of my brush has a flange with an outer diameter larger than the central part of the handle. It fits perfectly. If your Parker brush is shaped this way, and of a normal size, I see no problem. I feel pretty certain that if you Google the dimensions of your brush, as well as the dimensions of the Apollo stand, you will find a definite answer. I hope this helps.Again the Apollo stand is solid stainless steel, and very well made with good heft to it. I don't think that you will go wrong by purchasing this product. First let me say that this is without a doubt the best made stand that I could find. I do not own a Parker badger brush.My brush is a medium sized Muehle. The bottom of my brush has a flange with an outer diameter larger than the central part of the handle. It fits perfectly. If your Parker brush is shaped this way, and of a normal size, I see no problem. I feel pretty certain that if you Google the dimensions of your brush, as well as the dimensions of the Apollo stand, you will find a definite answer. I hope this helps.Again the Apollo stand is solid stainless steel, and very... » Read More First let me say that this is without a doubt the best made stand that I could find. I do not own a Parker badger brush.My brush is a medium sized Muehle. The bottom of my brush has a flange with an outer diameter larger than the central part of the handle. It fits perfectly. If your Parker brush is shaped this way, and of a normal size, I see no problem. I feel pretty certain that if you Google the dimensions of your brush, as well as the dimensions of the Apollo stand, you will find a definite answer. I hope this helps.Again the Apollo stand is solid stainless steel, and very well made with good heft to it. I don't think that you will go wrong by purchasing this product. « Show Less
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I'd look more toward the 28" chopping axe for that. The sides of the splitting axe protrude enough that they could cause the blade to rotate while penetrating the wood. That being said, I have not tied it for chopping either. I use the X15 chopping axe for that and it is strapped to my ATV. The overall quality of these axes is amazing and you won't be disappointed with them.
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Since Condor knives seem to fit their sheaths well I was a little surprised by the question but after doing some checking it does look like you could mix and match several of their knives and sheaths. That being said a careful comparison of sheaths suggests they weren't all made on the same machines so...
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yes...it should fit because you can feed the handle which is narrow....the issue is you will end up hanging the blade over the top and the handle has to be balanced to allow it to stay.