Field Hatchet

• Utility-inspired design
• 4" cast 1055 carbon steel blade with rear hammer
• Hickory handle
• 900D polyester sheath
• Simple rehandling

Items Included:
1 Field hatchet
1 Sheath

Materials:
1055 High Carbon Steel
Hickory
900D polyester

Dimensions:
Handle: 17" Long
Blade: 4" x 3.5"
Hammer: 1" x 1.25"
1.2 lbs

SKU:
HMS-2120

Country of Origin
This product is proudly made in China. As a Certified B Corporation, we ensure that our commitment to safe, ethical, and sustainable practices is upheld by each company and artisan that touches our products worldwide, without exception.

Blade:
Apply a thin coat of protective oil after each use. Wipe clean of dirt, water, and fingerprints regularly. Use a medium to fine file to straighten out any larger dings or nicks in the blade. The edge can be honed with a medium sharpening disk or stone.

Sheath:
Waxed canvas should never be dry cleaned or machine washed. It can be cleaned carefully by hand. Brush off the loose dirt, rinse the surface with cold water, gently scrub with a brush, then let air dry. If stains persist, use mild bar soap or saddle soap.

After cleaning, waxed canvas may need to be re-waxed. To do so, use a wax conditioner and apply following the manufacturer's instructions.

Q: Can the Field Hatchet be re-handled?
A: Yes. If it is necessary to re-handle the Field Hatchet, simply insert the new handle through the head of the hatchet. The head should start to snug towards the thicker portion of the handle toward the top. To set the head, turn the hatchet on its head. While holding onto the handle, drop the hatchet from about 10" onto a solid surface. After five or six drops the head will set firmly. As the hatchet is used the head will further set itself.

Q: What do I do if the head comes loose?
A: The head of the Field Hatchet can be easily reset without any special tools. To set the head, turn the hatchet on its head. While holding onto the handle, drop the hatchet from about 10" onto a solid surface. After five or six drops the head will set firmly. As the hatchet is used the head will further set itself.