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Old Axe/Hachet Experts #8643360
Yesterday at 07:37 PM
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Lugnut Offline OP
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My grandson was fooling around with the magnet I use for cleaning up job sites when he unearthed this hatchet head.

I’m pretty sure it’s an old roofing hatchet or drywall hatchet but I figured I’d run it by the experts here. I know some of you guys are collectors.

Can anybody confirm my ID and possibly tell me a maker and/or age? There are no ID marks on it that I can see.

It was in pretty rough shape when he found it.

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I let it soak in some Evapo-Rust for several days and it cleaned up pretty nice. It’s badly pitted but the grandson doesn’t care, he thinks it’s really cool.

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I’m going to put an edge on it, paint the head and fit a handle to it. Then I’m going to give it to him so he can go out and destroy things just like I did when I was an eight year-old kid.

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Eh...wot?

Re: Old Axe/Hachet Experts [Re: Lugnut] #8643365
Yesterday at 07:44 PM
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yes a roofing hatchet

Re: Old Axe/Hachet Experts [Re: Lugnut] #8643367
Yesterday at 07:46 PM
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Otsego, MI 68
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That's pretty cool. Your grandson will treasure that forever!


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Re: Old Axe/Hachet Experts [Re: Lugnut] #8643393
Yesterday at 08:27 PM
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Give.a.kid a hatchet, them tell him not to go out and chop anything. Patrick McManus

Last edited by bfflobo; Yesterday at 08:29 PM.

Clean traps,tight lines,straight shooting
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Re: Old Axe/Hachet Experts [Re: Lugnut] #8643401
Yesterday at 08:52 PM
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Cool

Re: Old Axe/Hachet Experts [Re: Lugnut] #8643415
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The small holes are for an adjustable gauge pin for quickly setting the exposure of the shingles. Roofing hatchets like that one, have a longer, more narrow head, than a drywall hatchet.

Keith

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