Johnnythefox
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That sounds like a Swiss army hatchet,has it got a corkscrew?I read somewhere that the double bits became popular with industrial lumbermen because with the weight balanced fore and aft it was easier to swing straight.
With a hand and eye like mine, a spare edge makes more sense than Nessmuk's differently beveled edge.
If I ever make a hatchet, it will have a rectangular eye and a hardened poll.
Or maybe a small adze blade behind and hammering surfaces on the sides.
[And why not a billhook on top while you're at it, Jer?]