Very nice handle! Glad to you shape it with mostly hand tools. I have several hammer heads in the the bench that need handles, this would make a nice weekend project. Also need to find me a rasp like that! Great video!
One drop dead beautiful Axe handle. Never seen one with two different wood varieties like that, it is a one of a kind. I do wish you spend a bit more time on the Axe Blade however, I got two I need to refinish and I will be expecting it to take a bit more work, but perhaps they will look fine with only some 80 grit and WD40. Wonderful Axe!! However I can't help asking about those Rags and Gloves as I've never seen rules like that on disposal of gloves and rags so was curious what Country/State your in that has those requirements (just want to be sure I'm not in that much risk of being found out, as I've never done anything like that). Also, does this mean if I dispose of the two handles I got to fix should also be treated as Hazardous Material too? Cheers...good video!
Nice job! 🪓 By the way, I like your rag disposal technique. Oils with the potential for spontaneous combustion must be handled with care! I’ve personally gotten tired of dealing with that kind of stuff and have switched to non-toxic/non-combustible oils and waxes for my woodworking projects. The wood wax sold by the Real Milk Paint Company is a solid choice.
Very nice handle! Glad to you shape it with mostly hand tools. I have several hammer heads in the the bench that need handles, this would make a nice weekend project. Also need to find me a rasp like that! Great video!
One drop dead beautiful Axe handle. Never seen one with two different wood varieties like that, it is a one of a kind. I do wish you spend a bit more time on the Axe Blade however, I got two I need to refinish and I will be expecting it to take a bit more work, but perhaps they will look fine with only some 80 grit and WD40. Wonderful Axe!!
However I can't help asking about those Rags and Gloves as I've never seen rules like that on disposal of gloves and rags so was curious what Country/State your in that has those requirements (just want to be sure I'm not in that much risk of being found out, as I've never done anything like that). Also, does this mean if I dispose of the two handles I got to fix should also be treated as Hazardous Material too?
Cheers...good video!
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Nice job! 🪓 By the way, I like your rag disposal technique. Oils with the potential for spontaneous combustion must be handled with care! I’ve personally gotten tired of dealing with that kind of stuff and have switched to non-toxic/non-combustible oils and waxes for my woodworking projects. The wood wax sold by the Real Milk Paint Company is a solid choice.
Thanks! I’ll check it out!