Nice looking handles. I had to do a little whittleing/ danding but that is expected. The included wood and metal wedges worked out well.

I have the chance to install the handle yet, but the wood grain looks great. Very tight, almost couldn't tell it was hickory at first.

As stonemasons we break 2 8lb. hammer handles a year, on average, and these BeaverTooth handles are the spoiler. Regular hardware store, box store handles do not last, by comparison. So what’s expensive and what’s cheap? Usual rant about not buying junk….

Best handles ever!

Good looking handle for my splitting maul. I bought a #2 and the grain was about 45 degrees in relation to the head. It is straight and I think will serve me well.