Lathing Hatchet
Item Name Code (INC) 15846
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A hand tool primarily for use in maintenance and construction. The near side of the head has a beveled slot suitable for drawing nails. The top of the head has machine-cut checkered serrations. The cutting edge width is between 2 inches (50.8 mm) and 2-1/2 inches (63.5 mm) wide. For items with greater cutting edge width, see HATCHET, HALF.
Additional Information for Lathing Hatchet
A lathing hatchet is a type of hand tool that falls under the supply class of Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered in the supply group Hand Tools.
A lathing hatchet is specifically designed for use in lathing, which is the process of attaching lath (thin strips of wood or metal) to a surface in preparation for plastering or other finishing work.
The hatchet typically has a sharp, beveled edge on one side of the blade, which is used for cutting and shaping the lath. The other side of the blade is often flat or slightly rounded, and can be used for driving nails or other fasteners into the lath.
Lathing hatchets are commonly used by carpenters, plasterers, and other tradespeople involved in construction or renovation projects. They are a versatile tool for working with lath and can help ensure a secure and professional installation.
When using a lathing hatchet, it is important to follow proper safety precautions, such as wearing protective gloves and eye protection, and using the tool in a controlled manner to avoid injury.
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