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Overview
The Freehill Blades Huntsman Hatchet TAD Edition is a two pound general purpose pattern with a carving style beard and hammer pole. Versatility is key with this hatchet, its size, weight and profile lend it to most tasks the outdoors can ask of you. The Huntsmen is crafted using 4140 tool steel and left with brute de forged finish, giving a visual cue to the hand work involved.
The hickory handle is beautifully contoured and at 15”, it offers hand and a half versatility. Sanded smooth and oversized this handle will remain free of hot spots should you be called to work long hours out in the field.
Perfect to put in a backpack for use on the trail, or for splitting wood and kindling around the fire pit, wood stove or home hearth. Despite its compact size, the Huntsman is a versatile tool for the backwoods, truck or home.
Our TAD Edition features a custom leather sheath and our and FHB logos are stamped into the head . Finally USA is stamped deep into the hammer pole.
Expertly designed and beautifully crafted, the versatility of the Huntsman Hatchet makes for a reliable companion under any circumstance.
Due to the nature of custom items, slight variations may occur.
By placing an order with Triple Aught Design, you are verifying that you are over 18 years of age and are aware of all local, state and federal laws regarding the possession of, or the carrying of this product. Triple Aught Design shall be held blameless for any infraction of laws made by the purchaser.
FEATURES
- 2 lb Carving Pattern w Hammer Pole in 4140 Carbon Steel
- Contoured 15” Hickory Handle
- Custom Leather Sheath
Behind the Scenes with Free Hill Blades
Curtis Haaland came from a family of artists and enjoyed crafts from a young age. By high school his father began to teach him knife making. Curtis was seventeen when he forged his first blade, made from mild steel using cheap tools and a makeshift forge. At that moment he fell in love with the craft of knife making.
He enjoys that knives can be both a tool and an expression of art all in one. He designs his knives with utilitarian purposes, while at the same time giving them a unique and creative design element. From the designing to forging, grinding, and handle making he wants each and every stage of the knife making process to show intention and purpose. He works hard to make knives in such a way that the lines flow nicely together, capturing the eye of the beholder. Curtis' attention to detail has produced some of the finest traditionally styled knives available.
