The Peavey Company has been making logging and timber tools in Maine since the family patriarch invented the peavey itself back in the 1850s, and their drawshave carries that working heritage. The blade is 1/4-in thick by 2-in wide top-quality spring steel, with the tool's ends twisted to seat the handles securely and the handles bolted on rather than just friction-fit.

That construction matters on a tool you pull toward yourself all day. Choose the 10, 13, or 16-in blade that fits your work, from peeling and shaping round stock to chamfering timber edges.

Specifications:

• Options: 10, 13, or 16 in blade
• Blade: 1/4 in thick x 2 in wide spring steel, coarse factory edge that refines easily
• Handles: bolted on the twisted blade ends, not wedged
• Use: debarking, shaping seats, hewing, long stock
• Made in: Eddington, Maine, USA by Peavey Manufacturing