Adze Card: D2 Steel Hand Adze, Axe, and Knife

Shape the world around you when you need to, and it fits in your pocket.

This handy compact tool holds its edge and gets the job done. I recommend getting the handle, as it's much easier to hold on to and maneuver. It fits nicely into a small pocket in a bag, and it's lightweight.

It is very well made. Very happy with it

I recently purchased an adze card. I've only used it a few times so far but it worked perfectly for what I needed. Great quality. A perfect compliment for my EDC! Grim rocked it again!

I just received my first order from Grim workshop which is a Adze card Blade, and the quality is excellent, I have a huge collection of different types of knives and this card Blade is a great addition to my collection and I'm looking forward to purchasing more from them in the future.

Perfect

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A+++++

Great little tool to keep in the wallet. Its comfortable to use as a knife and in theory using it as an axe/adze is an extremely nice advantage, however, on the version sent to me, the holes for lashing cordage are just too small for anything larger than a shoelace, which really diminishes its ability to be securely tied to a stick. Quite disappointing in that regard, otherwise its a well built tool.

More useful than one might assume

Pretty cool

Well made, we'll designed