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Boss Hatchet

Regular price $84.95

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Hatchet
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Description

Boss Hatchet 3 & Boss Hatchet 4

Built for work. Rooted in tradition. Made in America.

At Boss Hammer Co., our goal is to celebrate the craftsmanship, ingenuity, and hard work that built America by creating tools worthy of carrying that tradition forward. The Boss Hatchet 3 and Boss Hatchet 4 draw inspiration from the tried-and-true working hatchets used by generations of American tradesmen, craftsmen, and builders—reimagined with the balance, materials, and precision expected from Boss.

Proudly 100% Made in the USA.

Inspired by classic American rigging, shingling, and half-hatchet patterns, the Boss Hatchets combine a traditional bell-style profile with a modern, purpose-built design. Each 1.625 lb head is engineered to balance at the center of the eye, providing a controlled, confident feel whether you're chopping, trimming, shaping, driving, or tackling everyday work around the jobsite and shop.

Choose the cutting profile that fits the work. The Boss Hatchet 3 features a compact 3.06" cutting edge for precision and control, while the Boss Hatchet 4 expands the cutting edge to 3.94" for greater edge coverage while maintaining the same 1.625 lb head weight.

Paired with Boss Hammer Co.'s American hickory straight and curved handles, these hatchets are built as working tools first—ready for the jobsite, woodshed, workshop, or wherever the day's work takes you.

SPECS

  • Head Weight: 1.625 lbs — both patterns
  • Poll-to-Edge Length:
    • Boss Hatchet 3 — 6.47"
    • Boss Hatchet 4 — 6.35"
  • Blade Width: .12"
  • Cutting Edge Length:
    • Boss Hatchet 3 — 3.06"
    • Boss Hatchet 4 — 3.94"
  • Head Material: 4140 alloy steel
  • Hardness: Cutting edge and hammer poll heat treated to Rockwell C 50–55
  • Handles: 100% U.S.A.-sourced hickory
  • Head Manufacturing: Bay City, Michigan
  • Made in: USA

The Boss Hatchet 3 and Boss Hatchet 4 aren't designed around a trend. They're built around a tool that has earned its place in American hands for generations—and we're proud to build the next one here at home.

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