Workman Hatchet

• 14.5" hickory handle — absorbs shock through repeated ground strikes
• 65Mn high-carbon steel head — holds a sharp edge through roots and rocky soil
• Removable, serviceable head — sharpen or swap in the field, no shop required
• Raised back edge — doubles as a hammer for stakes and pegs
• Barebones build quality — made to outlast the job

Items Included:
Hatchet Head
Retainer Plate
Bolts (2x)
Hex Key (M5/5 mm)
Washers (4x)
Protective Terylene (polyester) sheath

Materials:
• Hickory handle
• 65Mn high-carbon steel head
• Terylene fabric sheath

Dimensions:
370 mm × 140 mm × 27.7 mm

Handle Length:
370 mm | 14.5"

SKU:
HMS-2135

Blade
• Wipe clean after each use.
• Apply a light coat of protective oil.
• File out larger nicks as needed.
• Sharpen with a medium stone or sharpening disk.

Handle
• Keep clean and dry.
• Apply wood oil or wax periodically.
• Avoid prolonged moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.
• Lightly sand rough spots before reapplying oil or wax.

Sheath
• Hand clean only—never machine wash or dry clean.
• Brush off dirt, rinse with cold water, scrub gently, and air dry.
• Use mild bar soap or saddle soap for stubborn stains.
• Re-wax as needed with a wax conditioner.

Q: What is the hatchet best used for?
A: The Workman Hatchet is designed for splitting kindling, clearing brush, driving stakes, and light carpentry. Its compact 14.5" handle offers excellent control without sacrificing striking power.

Q: Can the head be replaced or swapped?
A: Yes. The threaded head system allows the head to be removed for maintenance or replacement using the included hex key. The handle is also compatible with other Workman Collection tool heads.

Q: What steel is the head made from?
A: The head is precision-machined from 65Mn high-carbon steel, chosen for its excellent edge retention, durability, and impact resistance.

Q: Does it include a sheath?
A: Yes. Every Workman Hatchet includes a durable Terylene (polyester) protective sheath, plus the hardware and hex key needed for maintenance.

Q: How do I care for the tool?
A: Keep the blade clean and lightly oiled, sharpen as needed, periodically condition the hickory handle with wood oil or wax, and hand clean the sheath when necessary.