Called in and asked for the darkest and most figured handle, got a great example that looks incredible with a little boiled linseed oil. Council tool makes some timeless classics, the boys axe is top of that list in my mind. A tool that will last a lifetime is a special thing, and made in America to boot.

Pricing and quickness of delivery. Both good.

This knife along with a lot of Green River Knives cut their way across the West and for good reason. Great little knife for general kitchen and camp utility. The carbon steel is great, takes and holds a great edge. Just wipe it off when you're done using it and it'll last a long time. Handle is a little rough but historically they didn't even have handles pre-installed so I'll take it.

I bought this knife mainly for the history but actually found myself using it frequently. I was a little worried that the heat treat would be a little soft since Dexter is really a culinary brand but was pleasantly surprised. Was even able to get sparks of the carbon steel blade with a piece of quartz. So glad they kept the original carbon steel and didn't switch to some crappy stainless. It takes and holds an exceptional edge and will last a long time if you just take a little care of it. I'm buying another.

Excellent tool. I use it at the shooting range for optic adjustment, the most.

A top quality plier, extremely versatile and Japanese quality. Great tool.

I love this crate hammer. It's a nail puller, pry bar and small hammer all in one compact tool. I keep one in my truck, tool box, and outdoor gear.

The Best

Perfect hammer for my tow trailer toolbox. Works great for my uses and a quality US made tool.

Very nice socket, inside is machined perfectly, snap-ons real competition.

Wilde Unbranded Thin Nose Plier w/ Belt Pouch (261pouch)

The only ones to use when light gauge framing

It’s a great old timer knife I love it

Exactly as advertised. Great shape. Great price.

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