Turning a cheap old Craftsman hatchet into a much nicer hatchet for bushcraft, cabin off-grid living

Turning a cheap old Craftsman hatchet into a much nicer hatchet for bushcraft, cabin or off-grid living!!
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[@frankmorris4790]

Be ready when your edge slices through your head cover....

[@senselessfun]

I gave extra room at the end of the blade with the sheath so it doesn't touch the leather. About 1/4". Thanks for the comment though. I will be ready for it.

[@frankmorris4790]

Worse!! you gave it room to move. Easy fix, just glue a welt into that fold or stitch one in if you have the tools, or do be ready.@@senselessfun

[@senselessfun]

I will look into that. Thanks.@@frankmorris4790

[@senselessfun]

I just glued a piece of thick leather into the fold and it should be good now. It also holds the sheath open better now instead of laying flat. Thanks again for the tip.

[@frankmorris4790]

Perfect! Best o luck.@@senselessfun