When you hang an axe I’m pretty sure that you are supposed to beat it on a little and pick it up and beat it on by the bottom of the handle. It will help it go down on the handle better.
I say Ole boy... job very well done. All the types of Resto's I've seen.. am fascinated as hell. it's the end work that pays off. Thank-you again.. Lt8r.
If your going to use the little steel hammer to drive that wedge, you should cover the end of the wedge with a small block of hardwood to transfer the impact force along the entire wedge.. final product looks beautiful ...
SID Minotaur Thor had a hammer in marvel at first before he ever had an axe. His hammer bore the same as the mythology hammer: mjölnir . But they added some other weapons for him later on to contribute to some plot stuff.
It's almost like you didn't want us to see the manufacturer's name on the side of the ax. I've changed out lots of handles in my time (since the 1960's) and never found glue necessary. It's an interesting touch, though, I admit. My father was a blacksmith, and he made a tool shaped like the handle opening at the top of the ax head for driving out the old wood. I still have and use it. Also, your handle is a work of art. Beautifully done!! I'm so glad to see the old axes cared for, like my great-grandfathers two Kelly "Registered" faller's axes, which I still use. Great work, young man.
You are a work of art and god you restored an axe that many people would just leave it to the trash you are giving the axe more history GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!
Beautiful work. It will be interesting to see if that spalted handle holds up to some hard use especially being so close the heartwood. Keep up the good work!
Verry good. I know the problem. People throw nowadays forged things away because they're rusty and old. Allthow this axe was just drop forged by machines it isn't right! Forged things can live for centuries! And, with a little work, here it comes back again. To a next live. I'm a hobby blacksmith and thank you verry much for honoring our work!!!!! It's not easy to forge a double bladed by the way!
I like the fact that you took the time to create your own handle for the axe. I wish I had that dewalt tool you used to make it. I hate buying a handle. You did a good job restoring the axe as well. It looks beautiful. Well done
drop the audio down a couple of notches on the work, this would be nice to watch and chill out to seeing the process, but the powertool noise is a bit over the top. Would be much better if the background music was less drowned out by the tools and the banging
crazy how they take a log and turn that into a handle i havent seen that before. I see alot of guys grab a handle from a store but this took some work!
dude there are SO many videos on how to properly attach an axe head.. i really don't understand when someone does something wrong in a youtube video, where people post videos on how to make something right, on UA-cam.
Hey I don't want to be an ass but give the man some credit like think about how many hours it took this man and if you think you can do this better step right up and be my guest and he probably made it the way HE wanted to so you can't judge him
Nice work. That is a beautiful axe head. I have a little (28") double bit Crusier Axe. I carry it all the time in the woods. I never sharpen both sides to razor edge. Two reasons - a razor edge sticks in wood. This is a chopping tool, not a cutting tool. I sharpen using a file - always file toward the handle. So, one side sharper than the other - but not too much taper. The other side is pretty blunt - for chopping an occasional root or some other obstacle near the ground. If you hit a rock with a very sharp edge, you destroy the edge and possibly more - you can break a chunk out of the head. However, as an 'ornament', that axe is a thing of beauty. I wish it were mine. I'll have to look for a head like that - a work of art. Nice work on the handle too.
While this ran, I drove over to Lowe's and bought a brand new one for about $30. Saved something like $2,200 in shop equipment... but missed out on a good way to spend a couple of days alone! :-)
I like a big sharp axe I cannot lie, my brothers in the woods will not deny, with a swing and a whirl the chips do fly, I like a big sharp axe I cannot lie.
2:16 Blowing debris to your viewers is the definition of "disrespect". Just kidding, loved the video! From the moment I saw that sturdy log, I knew I was going to like it. Your axe deserved that handle.
acabo de ver a un asiatico restaurar un cuchillo japones a mano sin maquinas, asi que no me impresiona. Es mas, esto parece el tipico trabajo estadounidense del minimo esfuerzo xD
Great job; they only step that I do different is that I oil, boiled linseed oil, seven times before I handle the tool or hang an axe. Thank you for sharing.
It’s more of an aesthetic restoration to my eye. I’d would have chosen a stronger harder wood for handle instead of a splatted cherry. Sanding the axe head without cooling it is also suspect. And finally I’d have chosen to polish off less of the axe surface.
i noticed that as well. great restoration but seemed to shortcut at the end. there is also a good reason that there is a tight fit there, and it is not just aesthetics.
Beautiful axe, but when you hang an axe head you set it on the handle, then hammer from the bottom of the handle.while holding the axe with the head down. Also, leave a little more handle above the eye of the axe and only cut the kerf for the wedge 2/3's of the way down. It gives less chance of splitting. Overall though, good looking axe
С таким количеством инструмента, станков. Наш любой брат, как Украинец, Россиянин,так и Белорус, сделает то что даже НАСА будет в шоке!!! Добра,тепла,удачи,щастья, мира всем! А кто прочитал уже стал щастливым.
A grinding wheel is very aggressive and removes large amounts of metal quickly, not good if you are in preservation mode, the alternative is to use some kind of rust remover solution and/or a wire wheel to remove as little material as possible and preserve the original surface.
MugsyMegaton yeah I figured that’s probably what it was but wouldn’t it be easier because with the axe head I’m restoring Rn it has a bunch of little divots in it wouldn’t it be easier with a grinder to remove those
@@noahdavis3579 it’s more of an application thing. I wouldn’t worry about removing everything, make it a respectable working tool, clean up the pole, file and profile a good edge on the blade, and leave as much patina as possible. Sometimes less is so much more.
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I like the mentality of restoring Things instead of just buying new ones.
Cause he want designed
Me again.. beautiful, piece of art. Can't imagine all what you've. Done in the past. Lt8r!
I never knew cutting wood and polishing metal could be so satisfying 😂🤤
Gimli will be proud of you
Awesome job. If you run your boards through the whole planer and not just the center, your blades will wear much more evenly.
just AMAZING!
When you hang an axe I’m pretty sure that you are supposed to beat it on a little and pick it up and beat it on by the bottom of the handle. It will help it go down on the handle better.
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you're by far one of the most skilled people i've ever seen.
you obv havent seen talent then
Have you never heard of “The Small Workshop”?
@@kazuwugaming6942 honestly, no i haven't
never seen anything better than that my congratulations bro very good
Fact: You didn’t search for this, yet you’re happy it’s in your recommended
Aidan Jones 👍😁
This is the kind of comment where it gets lots of likes
Tong Itinteang well i think it deserves some likes lol
True
Somewhat?
I say Ole boy... job very well done. All the types of Resto's I've seen.. am fascinated as hell. it's the end work that pays off. Thank-you again.. Lt8r.
Yea. I need this for my art n crafts project
Very nice man
If your going to use the little steel hammer to drive that wedge, you should cover the end of the wedge with a small block of hardwood to transfer the impact force along the entire wedge.. final product looks beautiful ...
Nice bro continue your channel
Absolutely astounding.. wonderful restoration to watch
... Complimenti, di questi tempi poche persone si dedicano al restauro e non sempre fanno un bel lavoro. Tu hai dato il meglio di te stesso (Y) ...
Thor felt emotional seeing this video. You made him proud.
Thor used a hammer, marvel got it wrong with the axe
SID Minotaur Thor had a hammer in marvel at first before he ever had an axe. His hammer bore the same as the mythology hammer: mjölnir . But they added some other weapons for him later on to contribute to some plot stuff.
It's almost like you didn't want us to see the manufacturer's name on the side of the ax. I've changed out lots of handles in my time (since the 1960's) and never found glue necessary. It's an interesting touch, though, I admit. My father was a blacksmith, and he made a tool shaped like the handle opening at the top of the ax head for driving out the old wood. I still have and use it. Also, your handle is a work of art. Beautifully done!! I'm so glad to see the old axes cared for, like my great-grandfathers two Kelly "Registered" faller's axes, which I still use. Great work, young man.
I always play those videos when Im going to bed.
Imperator Subira Abel
Lol i started doing that a few days ago🤣
I’m in bed
Nice job
Absolutely badass, that's straight up a work of art... I want one.
Just refit the handle. That was atrocious.
David Suppa agreed
You are a work of art and god you restored an axe that many people would just leave it to the trash you are giving the axe more history GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!
Beautiful work. It will be interesting to see if that spalted handle holds up to some hard use especially being so close the heartwood. Keep up the good work!
That spalted handle was sooo not the same piece of wood he started with lol
Verry good. I know the problem. People throw nowadays forged things away because they're rusty and old. Allthow this axe was just drop forged by machines it isn't right! Forged things can live for centuries! And, with a little work, here it comes back again. To a next live. I'm a hobby blacksmith and thank you verry much for honoring our work!!!!! It's not easy to forge a double bladed by the way!
Yo how have I never seen a mini planer like that in my life that’s sick
what where
El Hacha de doble filo, quedo mucho mejor que cuándo fue nueva, Excelente trabajo!! ☆☆☆☆☆☆
Saludos desde TIJUANA B.C.
Imagine how scared the trees are when they see their dead relative being the handle of an axe
It's like using a someone's head as a bowling ball
@@smudged4090 how is it like that??
@@smudged4090 no how is it like a head as a bowling ball
it's more like a leg used to kill someone
Lol
😂
Well they have no worries. The way he fitted that handle it will probably only last a swing or two. Lol
Olağanüstü güzel oldu.. İyi bir Ustasın.
Beautiful vid and music. I was so relaxed watching this cheers.
From piece of junk, to work of art. Nicely done!
A lot more complicated than Minecraft taught me...
Sneemaster there is no double bladed axe in Minecraft.
@@marcusvergara6193 r/woooosh
@@marcusvergara6193 r/facepalm
Nobody Here I understood the joke. I am just saying the joke wouldn’t work. Also, this isn’t reddit.
Noah Shelton wow, I’m not surprised you have 2 subs.
I like the fact that you took the time to create your own handle for the axe.
I wish I had that dewalt tool you used to make it. I hate buying a handle.
You did a good job restoring the axe as well. It looks beautiful. Well done
Let us know - should we include similar music in future videos? Or not music at all? Be sure to subscribe for new, weekly restoration videos. Thanks!!
I loved the first song. Incredibly relaxing. Could you tell me what it's called and who it's by?
@@toddthefoxify Definitely. It's called Long Way Home pt. 1 by Albatross. You can find them on www.musicbed.com
drop the audio down a couple of notches on the work, this would be nice to watch and chill out to seeing the process, but the powertool noise is a bit over the top. Would be much better if the background music was less drowned out by the tools and the banging
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I dislike music on these types of videos. I’d rather just hear the natural sounds of the work.
Who else watch this type of videos before sleeping so that we can get sleep 😴😴😴😴😴😴
her: i think hes thinking about other girls
him: i will restore a rusty and old double bladed axe
Double bit axe*
Oof
Tyrone
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Excelente trabajo me gusta mucho ese doble filo y diseño en el centro. Excelente desde Venezuela ciudad Maracaibo
Waaaaiiit. Its a WOODEN HANDLE OMG IM IN HEAVEN
Thanks buddy. I’ve got 3 rusted axe heads I’m gonna start working on using this video on how to restore them.
Some of this guy's methods I wouldn't exactly recommend
crazy how they take a log and turn that into a handle i havent seen that before. I see alot of guys grab a handle from a store but this took some work!
ua-cam.com/video/rZItwsKJ404/v-deo.html
you mean grab a 4x4 from a store right
Best of the Best. Lo mejor de lo mejor. Buen trabajo.
¡¡Quiero tener esa hacha!!
i really love this style of music tho
Phillip Page easy listening
I like when your videos have no music. Better asmr for sleep. Love your restorations!
dude there are SO many videos on how to properly attach an axe head.. i really don't understand when someone does something wrong in a youtube video, where people post videos on how to make something right, on UA-cam.
Johnny Liu AMEN
So many things wrong in this video
Hey I don't want to be an ass but give the man some credit like think about how many hours it took this man and if you think you can do this better step right up and be my guest and he probably made it the way HE wanted to so you can't judge him
Nice work. That is a beautiful axe head. I have a little (28") double bit Crusier Axe. I carry it all the time in the woods. I never sharpen both sides to razor edge. Two reasons - a razor edge sticks in wood. This is a chopping tool, not a cutting tool. I sharpen using a file - always file toward the handle. So, one side sharper than the other - but not too much taper. The other side is pretty blunt - for chopping an occasional root or some other obstacle near the ground. If you hit a rock with a very sharp edge, you destroy the edge and possibly more - you can break a chunk out of the head. However, as an 'ornament', that axe is a thing of beauty. I wish it were mine. I'll have to look for a head like that - a work of art. Nice work on the handle too.
While this ran, I drove over to Lowe's and bought a brand new one for about $30. Saved something like $2,200 in shop equipment... but missed out on a good way to spend a couple of days alone! :-)
*I thought I'd give you a 'thumbs up' for you attempted humour and wittiness...keep trying* 😀
I like a big sharp axe I cannot lie, my brothers in the woods will not deny, with a swing and a whirl the chips do fly, I like a big sharp axe I cannot lie.
Who else only watch this types of videos and do nothing :P like me
Me😂😂
Including you are the one of them who give thumbs right up lol 😅😅
yes
I’m pretty sure that’s all of us
Also me
Cool!!
I wish my white sneakers would look like this when I restored them.
Is it just me or is this really satisfying
It is and that song just makes your feel so relaxed I wish I new what it was called
I wasn't sure if that axe head would make it back to use! Haha. Amazing results.
If it's on youtube, It's likely to have worked, unless it says fail on it or something hehe
Sehr schön geworden 👍👍👍👍
Amazing job , handle is so beautiful , subscribed!
The handle is spalted. It´s actually a result of a fungus growing in the wood.
Cool
*smiles* This is an axe worthy of being used to slay The world Eater Alduin himself.
@slaggged - shut the fuck up simp
Yes my Nord brethren
Sovengarde will be free at last
@@blazing3526 wow toxic
@@maximusqwerty he deleted his thing it said "stfu nerd"
NICE
Nobody
Me at 2am:
Wow didn’t know it did that
In here at 4:18
I'm here at 04:19
Okay.
Um cu
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Excellent work,must be nice having all that fun equipment,one day....!
Is that hickory, what are you rubbing on it I use linseed oil. Never get blisters
Danish Oil
Watco Danish Oil
Wonderful stuff, boiled linseed oil is. I even mix it into paint for the house... Paint jobs last forever.
The handle rub was made from my great grandparents
Not hickory.
Maybe cherry or other fruit tree.
Motor oil at $10/gallon works great for wood finish.
Even used oil is ok outside.
Thats a cool old axe head. Well done.
That third hand clamp is amazing. Need to get me one of those...
All I could say is really nice work I love it.
2:16 Blowing debris to your viewers is the definition of "disrespect".
Just kidding, loved the video! From the moment I saw that sturdy log, I knew I was going to like it. Your axe deserved that handle.
Machiavello Hermosillo man i cpuld only see the top of the comment andbi was like ‘we got a karen here’ lol
Please do more vids yourself a true craftsman
Everyone : Axe
Me : Stormbreaker
*sigh why just why
I CAME HERE TO LITERALLY SAY THIS
@@Dranzer_Panzer oh sorry dude :p
Gorgeous ax! Thanks
acabo de ver a un asiatico restaurar un cuchillo japones a mano sin maquinas, asi que no me impresiona. Es mas, esto parece el tipico trabajo estadounidense del minimo esfuerzo xD
Great job; they only step that I do different is that I oil, boiled linseed oil, seven times before I handle the tool or hang an axe. Thank you for sharing.
Agree about the linseed oil, which is what I use, applied hot.
Love how the head came out. One question. Why didn't you seat the head on the shoulder of the handle? It looked like you could have seated it better.
890mikes seen that too
It’s more of an aesthetic restoration to my eye. I’d would have chosen a stronger harder wood for handle instead of a splatted cherry. Sanding the axe head without cooling it is also suspect. And finally I’d have chosen to polish off less of the axe surface.
Thor will be very happy to visit you soon.
I bet he's annoyed about that gap between the top of the handle and the blade.
i noticed that as well. great restoration but seemed to shortcut at the end. there is also a good reason that there is a tight fit there, and it is not just aesthetics.
Love the spalted maple handle
seems odd to use pine as a handle for a tool, usual choices are some type of hardwood
No kidding usually Ash I thought like baseball bats but I could be wrong
Respect+
The sped up saw sounds like someone screaming XD
Thanos yeah it does🤣🤣🤣🤣
Suzanne Hawley you mean raping?
Suzanne Hawley LOL
@@oceanmaster4813 you mean your a child?
@@oceanmaster4813 your not special every kid on xbox live did my mom
Super
First time seeing this, and now I've 2 subscribed to the channel. 👍☺
Beautiful axe, but when you hang an axe head you set it on the handle, then hammer from the bottom of the handle.while holding the axe with the head down. Also, leave a little more handle above the eye of the axe and only cut the kerf for the wedge 2/3's of the way down. It gives less chance of splitting. Overall though, good looking axe
roses are red violets are blue you're reading this so how do you do?
Fine. Greetings from Serbia. 🙂
Most people would throw that away, you made it into a work of art, thanks.
Great job.
But i would like to say, you have one of the few clean shops on youtube. Appreciate that.
I love theese kinds of videos
4:30 Omae wa mou shindeiru
4:40 it’s over 9000!!!!!!
Superb skill exhibited by this gentleman
1:49 the saw in my mind was sayin "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"
I admire your work
I wonder if that spalted wood is going to last.
and if it was dry enough to use for a handle... also the fit was not that great, 1 more hour and it would have been way better.
С таким количеством инструмента, станков. Наш любой брат, как Украинец, Россиянин,так и Белорус, сделает то что даже НАСА будет в шоке!!! Добра,тепла,удачи,щастья, мира всем! А кто прочитал уже стал щастливым.
yes
Then he left it out all winter to start the process all over again
Maurice Andrews i see what you did there.
Maurice Andrews öpsöbvb
Brilliant project, enjoyed watching it, thank you...
4:52 when my mom caught me.
Oh...
@Ricardo Smarts no, she's about to hit her children with wood.
Edward Guo it’s a joke bro chill
The axe looks cool
1:38 When you speed up SIMS gameplay.
Lol
And then your Sim dies because you went to the kitchen to grab something to eat and forgot to pause
Stunning. You have skills.
When I saw the grinding wheel come out, I left.
It got worse after that....but you probably figured as much..
Just asking not starting an argument but how is using the grinder bad and what other method would you use
A grinding wheel is very aggressive and removes large amounts of metal quickly, not good if you are in preservation mode, the alternative is to use some kind of rust remover solution and/or a wire wheel to remove as little material as possible and preserve the original surface.
MugsyMegaton yeah I figured that’s probably what it was but wouldn’t it be easier because with the axe head I’m restoring Rn it has a bunch of little divots in it wouldn’t it be easier with a grinder to remove those
@@noahdavis3579 it’s more of an application thing. I wouldn’t worry about removing everything, make it a respectable working tool, clean up the pole, file and profile a good edge on the blade, and leave as much patina as possible. Sometimes less is so much more.
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4:12 i thought he was making an oar lol
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