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Vaughan Manufacturing Underhill Lathing Hatchet, Drywall and Lath Hammer
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Vaughan Manufacturing Underhill Lathing Hatchet, Drywall and Lath Hammer
The Vaughan Underhill Lath Hatchet is a wallboard hammer designed for lathing and drywall nailing work, sold as one piece per order. Its hatchet-style head drives nails into lath and board while the cutting edge trims material. Pair it with standard drywall or lath nails for hanging and fastening tasks.
Key Features:
- Lathing specialist: Underhill pattern lath hatchet for lathing and wallboard work.
- Hatchet head: Hatchet-style head suited to driving fasteners and trimming.
- Vaughan quality: Made by Vaughan Manufacturing, a striking tool maker.
- Wallboard category: Classified among wallboard hammers for drywall installation.
- Sold each: One hatchet per order unit.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vaughan Manufacturing |
| Sell unit | 1 hatchet |
| Product line | Vaughan wallboard hammers |
| Model reference | Vaughan UL Underhill Lath Hatchet |
| Intended use | Lathing and drywall nailing |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
Fit and Compatibility:
Use with standard lath and drywall nails. Handle replacement parts and other Vaughan striking tools are not specified in the sources.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: One Vaughan UL Underhill Lath Hatchet per order.
Q: What is it used for?
A: It is a lathing hatchet used to drive nails in lath and drywall installation.
Q: What head weight is it?
A: The sources do not state the head weight.
Q: Does it have a hickory handle?
A: Handle material is not stated in the sources.
Q: Is this a Vaughan brand tool?
A: Yes, it is manufactured by Vaughan Manufacturing.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
A lathing hatchet is the traditional choice for nailing metal lath and for wallboard work where you want a cutting edge and striking face in one tool. Keep the striking face clean and dressed to prevent glancing blows on nail heads. If you mostly hang modern drywall, a plain-face drywall hammer may serve better; the hatchet earns its keep on lath and retrofit jobs.
Wear safety glasses when striking, and inspect the head-to-handle fit before each use.
Add the Vaughan Underhill Lathing Hatchet to your lathing and drywall tool kit.
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