Cedar Tool Handle Blanks
Roughly trimmed cedar blanks, coniferous wood suitable for axe and hammer handles. Fits 4404.10.00 as unworked sticks for tool handles. Selected for straight grain and rot resistance.
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If turned or shaped for handles
Machined tool handles become turned wood articles in 4417.
If other coniferous and sawn
Sawn cedar lumber falls under general coniferous sawn wood.
If assembled with metal tool head
Complete tools with wood handles classify in Chapter 82.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Certify straightness and diameter suitability for handles on entry docs
• Avoid any steam-bending, which disqualifies from 4404
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