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Vaughn Hatchet

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i picked up one this weekend at a estate sale, for 2 bucks:jerkit: , it was a Vaughn "roofing hatchet", someone had installed a LONG handle on it over the years, is this a "decent hatchet"?????
 
Vaughn had what they called 'supersteel' on the market. Many of us who travailed with our hands for a living liked the quality of such a tool, and the name meant that you had an axe that you could rely on to give good performance. Of course, that was during a time when 'Made in USA' truly meant something. Yes, it is a decent hatchet.
 
dido i use to use a framing ax back in the day now most carpenters use a framing hammer and vaugn was a decent ax in the day i dont no if there any good now but if you have a old one im talking 60s 70s it is good
 
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