Cold Steel Trail Hawk Mods

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  • Опубліковано 17 січ 2016
  • In this video I do some mods to my Cold Steel Trail Hawk.
    Here is the video I did for the DIY wood stain
    • Home Made Wood Stain w...

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  • @thegreyghost2789
    @thegreyghost2789 6 років тому +4

    Just subbed, refreshing to see someone else who takes the time to sand and finish by hand instead of a multitude of machine tools. I too, removed the paint with sand paper and found the remaining traces of paint left in the many recesses resembling forge scale. Great job!

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  6 років тому +1

      Thank you, I appreciate the support!

  • @BushcraftBaking
    @BushcraftBaking 8 років тому

    Looks great, buddy. Thanks for making this video.

  • @ilikeknivesandcoffee2934
    @ilikeknivesandcoffee2934 7 років тому

    amazing work just subbed!! thank you for the video man!!

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  7 років тому

      Thanks for the sub, I'm glad you enjoyed this!

  • @brianmccann666
    @brianmccann666 8 років тому +2

    Subbed. Don't chop me ;)
    Great project. Leatherwork is a great idea too.
    I'm going to start my own Trail Hawk mod this week.
    Strip head, stain handle, blue head. Teak oil. Keeping it simple.
    I already have the Pipe Hawk, Norse Hawk modded. Loved how they turned out.
    May your Trail Hawk serve you well for a Lifetime to come.

  • @fog360
    @fog360 8 років тому

    Beautiful mate that looks amazing

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      Thanks brother, means alot coming from you!

  • @ryandanroth
    @ryandanroth 7 років тому

    Great video! thanks for your time

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  7 років тому

      Thanks, I'm glad you liked it and thanks for commenting!

  • @silverwildeproductions1085
    @silverwildeproductions1085 Місяць тому

    Will the leather binding hold moisture in the handle or will the end points shed moisture well enough to make up for it?

  • @masbaoutdoors5353
    @masbaoutdoors5353 7 років тому +2

    great video thanks for providing great ideas! did you treat the head with anything after you sanded it?

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  7 років тому

      Mark Bagley Thanks for watching! I rub a steel protection component on it. you could also use stone oil.

  • @handicamper101
    @handicamper101 7 років тому

    great looking modifications. new sub here

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  7 років тому

      handi camper I'm glad you enjoyed this and thank for your support!

  • @evanjamison8907
    @evanjamison8907 7 років тому +1

    What steel protection did you choose? I did the same sanding method and I love the way the paint is down in the grooves of the metal.

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  7 років тому

      Evan Jamison I didn't use any steel protection. I just give it a good wipe down when ever I sharpen it.

    • @evanjamison8907
      @evanjamison8907 7 років тому

      WELSBY ROOTS very nice. Seems like a lot less trouble than going through with the bluing process and such. Thanks man

  • @wayfaringoverlander
    @wayfaringoverlander 3 роки тому

    I made a patriot tomahawk with electrolysis etching and posted a video too. Nice work!

  • @vlainic
    @vlainic 8 років тому

    nice video!!! working on my second on now :)

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      Thanks, they make fun projects!

  • @kentuckbohique9923
    @kentuckbohique9923 7 років тому

    good job,I am doing the same with one I bought the other day,not finish yet,I took some ideas from your video.thanks.

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  7 років тому

      luis pacheco Thanks, that's awesome to hear! I'm so glad you found some use out of this video!

    • @kentuckbohique9923
      @kentuckbohique9923 7 років тому

      your welcome Welsby.

  • @Cojo1225
    @Cojo1225 6 років тому

    Using this for a future project. How well does the edge hold up and what's the best way to sharpen it out of the box? New to the axe world.

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  6 років тому +1

      Cojo1225 get yourself an axe stone and sharpen it just like a knife. You can pick up axe stones on amazon. Thanks for watching!

    • @Cojo1225
      @Cojo1225 6 років тому

      WELSBY ROOTS thanks man! Enjoyed watching.

  • @maxkingery3755
    @maxkingery3755 4 роки тому +1

    Cut the back like feathers to help it wick water out to dry like they did in days of old. Yes the cut leather fringe is practical

  • @Erik1970Viking
    @Erik1970Viking 8 років тому

    Hi Buddy, very nice Trailhawk work! Thanks for sharing this. I like most of the Cold Steel Hawks... my favorite is the Norse Hawk, followed by the Trail Hawk. Do you also throw your hawk?? Cheers Erik

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      Thanks for watching, no I haven't gotten that far yet. but I really want to master throwing the hawk. Do you?

    • @pearliemccann989
      @pearliemccann989 7 років тому

      Erik1970Viking
      Agree. The Norse Hawk is extremely useful design. If Cold Steel would create two more designs like it, one with a hammer poll and the other with spike. I'd be very happy indeed.

  • @andrewfournier8817
    @andrewfournier8817 4 роки тому

    Maybe you'd have preferred a larger tomahawk? Cold Steel's Pipe Hawk is incrementally bigger and the Rifleman's Hawk is more so. CRKT makes one, called the Chogan, a good bit heavier with a larger cutting edge as well. My impression of the Trail Hawk was that it is made pretty much as light as can be dome to retain usability-- everything is a tradeoff with tools n gear.

  • @markhopkins7920
    @markhopkins7920 4 роки тому

    You did a GREAT job modifying that 'hawk ! Wow ! How is it holding up= now its 4 years plus down the line since the vid was made?

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  4 роки тому +1

      Still doing exactly what it was made for and looks good! Thanks for commenting and supporting!

  • @AdirondackBadger
    @AdirondackBadger 8 років тому

    That came out great man. I love the homemade steel wool and vinegar stain!

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      Thanks, iv been wanting to do it for some time now! I appreciate your support!

  • @t.w.milburn8264
    @t.w.milburn8264 8 років тому

    'mornin, Dave; Sure got 'er slicked up sweet ! Great Mod's. Looking 4-ward 2 C'n 'Er In The Bush Putting 'er through 'er paces ! Thanks Bro. ATB " T " God Bless

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      Thanks Terry, I noticed last night that I messed up on the editing of this video. wonder if anyone noticed?

    • @t.w.milburn8264
      @t.w.milburn8264 8 років тому

      WELSBY ROOTS Guess I missed it 2 Bro ?

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      +T.W. Milburn (skillet210) that's good, hopefully most will miss it!

    • @t.w.milburn8264
      @t.w.milburn8264 8 років тому

      WELSBY ROOTS Bamm ! I Founded U's Boo-Boo I'm think'n it was @ 11:48 &21:11 Dieing leather should'a been 1st ? Did I git it ?

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  8 років тому

      +T.W. Milburn (skillet210) ya that was it!

  • @Sugardaddy501
    @Sugardaddy501 7 років тому

    Mine will need leather under the head; the previous owner never put any around the neck and its worn in.

  • @jeffioiselle7982
    @jeffioiselle7982 4 роки тому

    Bead blast the axe head and give is a satin finish

  • @arctichare8185
    @arctichare8185 4 роки тому

    Never tightened the head on.

  • @k9ja
    @k9ja 6 років тому +3

    Really wanted to like this but I had to mute it less than 1/2 way through ... WAY too many "uh"s and "umm"s. Annoying AF!
    Aside from that, it is a great project. Really admire your work!

  • @jrozanec1
    @jrozanec1 3 роки тому

    nice job. but you ruined one of the key functionalities of the tomahawk which is removable handle

    • @WELSBYROOTS
      @WELSBYROOTS  3 роки тому

      Im still able to remove the handle, Just takes a little more effort. thanks for commenting and watching!

    • @jrozanec1
      @jrozanec1 3 роки тому

      @@WELSBYROOTS ok, great!

  • @loganjacobsen7978
    @loganjacobsen7978 7 років тому

    Wait... Dave from the TV show Alone?