Husqvarna hatchet

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Just got my husqvarna hatchet. It has a 1.5 pound head and a 15" hickory handle. Here's a couple pic's, I put a new hair popping edge on it. I plan on polishing all the belt sander lines out too.
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Moved it for you!

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So many times I have thought about pulling the trigger on one of these. Kind of got into restoring vintage axes instead. Sure do like the look of this axe.
 
Hey guys , i recently purchased a husqvarna axe 68 cm forest axe... i felt really bad when i saw that there was no stamp of any kind on the blade , only on the handle ( husqvarna) the leather sheath is kinda orange color and is stamped "husqvarna " as well.... i am wondering if there is a possibility to be a fake... it cost me around 29 euros , from the looks of it , i can see it is definitely hand forged the quality seems to be nice, but NO stamps on the blade , so is it a fake? or its just the new "european" mass production model , i live in Greece. (the reason i suspect this , is because i heard that husqvarna company has changed the manufacturing company ... from weterllings to another ... so maybe they changed again to a cheaper factory that doesn't use stamps) i am kinda worried about this, if its a fake i am going to rape the shop owner :P please reply ,its a matter of sexual integrity :P . CAN SOMEONE DELETE THIS MSG? i posted on the wrong thread , sorry !
 
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Husqvarna changed from wetterlings to hults bruks (hultafors?), the one I have is from hults bruks. I believe the wetterlings had a leather sheath with a strap that went around the handle and possibly a better grind. The quality on mine is good but they are cheaper axes because less time is spent on the grinding and edge. Still I love this hatchet and with a little elbow grease it should be every bit as good as a wetterlings. The steal take a wicked edge, it sharper with 1200 grit than my fiskars x7 was with 2000 grit thats for sure.
 
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