An adze (/ æ d z /) or adz is an ancient and versatile cutting tool similar to an axe but with the cutting edge perpendicular to the handle rather than parallel. Adzes have been used since the Stone Age .

The Warwood Forest Adze Hoe is perfect for clearing brush, digging roots or shaping trails. Also known in some circles as a grubbing hoe or hazel hoe, this is the preferred tool of elite wildland firefighters throughout the country to cut fire lines in forest, chaparral, and prairie.

Hoes are essential tools for wildland firefighters. From the classic Combi and McLeod Tools to the revolutionary Pounder, Scalper, Rhino and Trailbuilding Tools, we've got everything you need for your work on the line. The firefighters version of a military entrenching tool.

2018年3月9日 · One-Piece Intact Dorp Forged. Heat treated and tempered providing high strength and durability. Beveled cutting edge for root cutting. Perfect for removing the first layer of grass and for chopping small roots. Hard Wooden Handle with Comfort Rubberized Grip. Fits great in hand to work with.

Slip-on eye pattern for easy assembly and disassembly Adze hoe and mattock cutter. Cutting edge 1.42"(3.6cm). Versatile use and multi-purpose: rooter, weeder, hoe etc...

The Adze Hoe blade is set at an “adze angle” and excels in areas where entangled fuels such as swamp maple, vine grape, and deep ground litter is encountered. Replacement handles are also available. FEATURES OF ADZE HOE TOOLS. Made of electronically tempered alloy tool steel; Conforms to USFS specifications

The Adze Hoe, also referred to as the Hazel Hoe, is a special tool designed for conditions where heavy trenching and grubbing is required. Cuts easily through vine grape, swamp, maple, and deep ground litter.

What is a Adze Tool? Types of Adze Tool and Their Uses [with Pictures] :- Adze is a very ancient cutting tool, and its origins date back to Stone Age. It is similar to an axe in its shape but has been in use since before it. Its main applications include woodwork like carving and smoothening of wood and it is also used in agriculture and ...

A grub hoe is similar in shape to an adze but typically features a thinner blade and is used mainly for digging and cutting into hard soil or roots. Grub hoes are generally only suited for digging into hard soil or roots; their thin blades make them less effective for carving or smoothing out wooden surfaces as they lack durability compared to ...

2022年11月8日 · Developed to grub and chop duff during forest fires, the Pulaski combines an axe bit with an adz-shaped grub hoe on a 36 inch wood or fiberglass handle. It is preferred by many trail crews for loosening dirt, cutting through roots, or grubbing brush because it is widely available and easier to carry than single-purpose tools.