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You haven't seen a hatchet handle like this (no power tools)

I recently snapped the handle on my hatchet so I decided to make an even better handle to replace it. I built this handle out of laminated layers of poplar, cherry, and walnut. These aren't usually the best woods for hatchet and axe handles (like hickory or ash) but the lamination process makes them stronger. I carved this handle entirely with hand tools, no electrons were harmed in the making of this piece. The rough shape of the handle was achieved with a crosscut saw and a chisel, then fine tuned it with a spokeshave and rasp. I fit the head of the axe with a maple wedge, hammered and glued in place. This hatchet took only a few hours to make and should last a lifetime, especially since I mostly use it to carve spoons! 00:00 - Intro 00:29 - Laminating layers 01:24 - Defining the shoulder 02:19 - Fitting the head 03:14 - Rough handle shaping 04:46 - Preparing to wedge 05:15 - Wedging the head in place 05:45 - Applying finish 05:55 - Glamor shots Thanks for watching. Feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts, and don't forget to subscribe if you like content like this! ** Want to buy the tools and accessories I use in my videos? Here is my Amazon affiliate store where you can get them for yourself! https://www.amazon.com/shop/dkbuilds -------------- Check out my instagram page here:   / dkbuilds   Or my facebook page here:   / dkbuilds