Making a hatchet handle @JTWoodworks
Making a hatchet handle  @JTWoodworks
Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This hatchet handle is made from ash and is finished with danish oil instead of boiled linseed oil because I didn't want it to turn yellow. Off camera I sharpened and slightly cleaned up the hatchet head from dirt and rust.

I originally made the handle to long for the head and it felt and looked awkward. That's why you see me chopping of a section and doing the work again.

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