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i have got a few hatchets, not good one,s.. been wondering what do you have in your kit, i want to get a real good hatchet , can you tell me what you think i should be getting...to stand the test of time ...thanks folks
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Don't use one, prefer the versatility of my kukri.
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I still have the machette that was issued to me when I was stationed in Malaysia [ Malaya then ], but I have lost the webbing sheath,.... its not a hatchet of course but in many ways its better having got a longer blade,..and possibly lighter,....
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Gransfors axes are meant to be superb. I fancy getting a tomahawk/throwing axe
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Khukuri all the way!!!
Weapon, chopper, knife (comes with utility knife and sharpener / fire striker all in the same sheath)!
Forget the hatchet.
Paul has my support in this one.
By the way, Paul, which manufacturer made yours? I need to get one and am a bit unsure...
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Got a british army issue machete for under twenty quid, carnt fault it nice and sturdy bit of kit.
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I just saw a huge kukri from the kukri house.
Damn it is massive!
Need to check it out a bit more...
Keep you posted.
Thanks for the link, Paul. Nice new location to check out.
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I have 2 modified Tramontina machetes (from heinne, amazing for £8!). I was looking into hatchets myself and am probably going to get a Husqvarna hatchet to see how I feel with it.
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I love renovating old tools, several years ago I came across an old US army hatchet head, I made and fitted an extra long ash handle, it has lovely balance and I could fell a decent size tree with it if I needed to, I would not swap it for any other, tried to do the same with another old hatchet head since, but just could not get the balance right.