After trying to find local sources for handles for these wonderful old tools, I found Beaver Tooth's site, and ordered two. The detailed measurements of the handle, compared to the eye size of my old heads, made me pretty confident they'd fit. They did, with only minor reshaping to get a deep and even fit, and now I've got spares for the most used of my digging/weeding tools. A couple coats of linseed oil/danish oil blend, and they are ready for service

My single quibble is a wish that the grip area was a little fatter, with more of a swell toward the butt. Both would make gripping easier.

JUST WHAT I NEEDED. I LOVE IT. FITS GREAT. SEE PIC. I WILL WRAP THE HANDLE LIKE THE OLD ONE. I RETIRED THE OLD WARRIOR IN PROPER FASHION AND SENT THE ASHES ON THEIR WAY. THANKS AGAIN BRUCE.

This pic axe grubbing hoe was grand paw’s and I repaired it looks great

This was the most beautiful piece of hickory. I put 5 coats of oil on it in 5 consecutive days. The sanding and contour was top notch.

I couldnt have done better myself if I had a piece of riven Hickory. As Arnold would say "I'll be back"