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Condor Tool & Knife
CONDOR TOOL & KNIFE traces its proud history back to 1787, the year GERB WEYESBERG COMPANY was founded in Solingen, Germany.
The quality of the swords, military knives, agricultural tools and household cutlery they manufactured made Solingen the cutlery capital of the world. Over the generations, the world’s largest manufacturer of swords and knives found it necessary to expand operations to other countries to better serve its customers.
In 1964, the company formed IMACASA with a new plant in Santa Ana, El Salvador and filled it with state of the art German equipment. Some of the original local employees who were sent to Solingen for extensive training forty years ago are still working in the factory today, turning out the finest quality machetes, shovels and other hand tools.
IMACASA’s Central American operations were sold in the 1980’s to local investors. Today, IMACASA is one of the largest machete and shovel manufacturers in the world operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to fill an increasing worldwide demand for its products.
In 2004, IMACASA developed a first quality line of tools and knives for the North American and European outdoor markets. CONDOR TOOL & KNIFE was born.
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What Condor Tools & Knives Do You Own?
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I only own 2 Condor blades,but they are great tools and fun to chop with!
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The Condor throwing axe was given a random camo pattern by a good friend of mine and wrapped in 550 paracord.This has withstood hundreds of throws and chopped many things!
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Here is the Double Bit axe with a Oregon maple wood handle I put on for grip.
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Your Next Condor?
Posted by Pat ChoKo on April 22, 2012 at 13:55
What Condor knives (and tools) do you have your eyes on? I'm pretty sure my next will be the Thai Enep:and then the Boomslang:
and, when my supplier gets them in stock:
The Pack Golok:The Warlok:and the Engineer Bolo
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I like that Boomslang and the Warlok is interesting too
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BladeHQ just got the Pack Golok in and I ordered one. Can't wait! I love Goloks; my favorite blade design in the history of blades.
Reply by RONALD T. BUNDICK on
I been looking at the Boomslang & The Engineer Bolo to add to my Chopper collection.
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They're both very good lookin' blades, Ronald.
Reply by Billy Oneale on
I think the Kukri machete is next on the list.
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The Kukri Machete is nice Billy. The Golok Machete is awesome too.
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Heres the only condor to date i own.THAI ENEP, got my eye on a few other of there models