Топорик получился просто Сууууперрр отличная работа будет чем теперь дрова на колоть и мясо на шашлык мне ваши видео даже настроение поднимает 👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Man i really enjoy the items you find. Its alot different than america those patterns of hatchets are from the 16/17 century here they are only in museams or preservation soceitys
Hello Katie! Thank you for attention. ! This material is called phenolic, it is a hard plastic. That is, I make the decision as follows: If this is a knife, then most often in this case I make a wooden handle. If such an axe as this is plastic because it will often get wet, I will wash it more often.
I'm not. That makes a too dangerous to the wielder. There's a reason you're supposed to grind that off. If it snaps as you are using it, you can get metal shards flying into your body.
Hello sir, thank you for attention. Yes I used a PC power supply. If you're interested here is a full video about hot to make electrolysis . ua-cam.com/video/YHoMsZ5cAWM/v-deo.html
can somebody tell me the pethod of when he puts the clever in the water then clamps those wires on? Ive seen it done with a car battery? I really want to learn this
Yeah, definitely not part of the original design. It would be more uniform and supported if it was. That's just someone using a tool that isn't a hammer like a hammer.
@@jmumm422 if it's gotten that badly out of shape, there are likely stress cracks in there, and trying to reforge those will just damage it more, unfortunately. I'd normally agree as I prefer to save as much material as possible, but only when it actually helps the item in question.
Dear viewers! What kind of restoration do you want to see next? Thank you in advance.
Some tools, like old wrenches, screwdriwers, saws etc.
I've got many of old tools, and would like to restore them, your videos are very helpful :)
@@Tsopni Thank you sir!
Love your stuff, man. I like how you didn’t go all out on this. That hatchet has a ton of character and is perfectly functional.
I like how he cleans the piece, and then oils it and then gives an assessment of the axe and what needs to be done to it.
You certainly do great work my friend
Excellent job 🇬🇧
Very nice.
I can‘t sleep , oh i have an idea i Watch Restoration Videos
Nicely done, sir. Let's eat!
Very nice job
very fine, you gave it another life, so many things are just thrown away. This way the axe can serve for another 100 years. Well done sir.
I like your videos on knife restorations
Hello! Thank you so much!
Beautiful work! I especially liked how you decided to add lines to the handle to hide the dents. Well done!
Thank you sir!
Great job 👍
Very good restoration axe 👍👍👍🔥💣👌🏽
My friend, you continue to amaze me on your work and projects. You should be proud of your word. THANKS
Thank you sir! Welcome always!
A beautiful tool brought back to life, great work 👍
Great job. So glad that you kept the original profile. I like the character of the finished product. Looking forward to your next project.
Louis Aziz I said the same thing. It has a ton of character for sure.
Well done my friend. I liked to watch the whole video
Like the cross hatch on the handle.
Keep it up.
Топорик получился просто Сууууперрр отличная работа будет чем теперь дрова на колоть и мясо на шашлык мне ваши видео даже настроение поднимает 👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Electrolysis os amazing. Looks like a hell monster, but it's amazing.
Good job and really handmade perfect
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
Amazing work!
Lindo trabalho gatinho
This is my first time watching a restoration like this, it's awesome. Definitely subscribing and watching all of your videos
Thank you so much!!
Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing. LOL @ 4:42 Cover up scratches with more scratches
I really like the design you put on the handle, great idea!
Nice to see a great restoration once again. Also great to see and hear your English is improving. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! ^_^
Well done.
Excelente
Wow so nice
Great job 👌👍❤
Gooooooood work 👍
Nice close up of the gurgling rusty mess 😜
Man i really enjoy the items you find. Its alot different than america those patterns of hatchets are from the 16/17 century here they are only in museams or preservation soceitys
Great job! You should do a video making a new cutting board! 😁
Me watching S&T using saw: 😱
S&T using saw: 😏
Все сделано хорошо, без нареканий. Но у меня осталось чувство, что чего-то не хватает в этом топоре.
No way 2 videos in 1 week, how lucky are we 🤓
Top !
Очень круто просто класc
You always find the coolest stuff to restore! I really liked this one good job!
Does the salt water thing generate heat
Обух надобыло в первоначальное состояние отковать, что за порнуха. Реставрировать так Реставрировать.
Very nice! What is the material called that you used for the handle? How do you decide which handles you make out of wood and which ones you don’t?
Hello Katie! Thank you for attention. ! This material is called phenolic, it is a hard plastic. That is, I make the decision as follows: If this is a knife, then most often in this case I make a wooden handle. If such an axe as this is plastic because it will often get wet, I will wash it more often.
Thank you, and great job on the restoration
При электролизе вместо соли соду кальцинированную и анод из нержи
Im glad you kept the mashroom.
I'm not. That makes a too dangerous to the wielder. There's a reason you're supposed to grind that off. If it snaps as you are using it, you can get metal shards flying into your body.
InstrucTube Yeah, but it's meat axe. It's not like he is going to chip it on wood blocks.
@@ReasonAboveEverything true, but it's still not a good habit to be in.
Craftsman!!
Nice work. It's came out clean and sharp, but not too pretty to use.
Thank you for attention, sir.
God of Restoration does it again! Lol
What did you use to remove the rust? Was it a computer power supply?
Hello sir, thank you for attention. Yes I used a PC power supply. If you're interested here is a full video about hot to make electrolysis . ua-cam.com/video/YHoMsZ5cAWM/v-deo.html
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My toilet after taco bell
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9:15 Some vegan fainted
I enjoy watching your videos, but I really can't figure out your methodology, and I still have no idea what two part paint is?
Hello sir! Thank you! The 2 component paint it's paint for hair.
@@ScrewsAndTools paint for hair? Now I'm even more confused! Lol
@@ScrewsAndTools do you mean hair dye?
Yes sir, exactly.
Fine work sir!
Not only can you restore a cleaver, you can butcher a chicken very well too. What time is lunch?
Thank you sir. In two hours))
can somebody tell me the pethod of when he puts the clever in the water then clamps those wires on? Ive seen it done with a car battery? I really want to learn this
Hello! It's very easy to do. Here is my tutorial how to make it. ua-cam.com/video/YHoMsZ5cAWM/v-deo.html
I can see a chicken dinner in your future. Great video.
1:59 Mr.Bean is that you? Joke 😂
Man that looks like poop...1:48
To be honest I would've just made new handles on all these restoration s
Are you slavic?
Посмотрел, позалипал, вроде как всё класно. С курицей варварси обошлись ) ножей пока не запретили.
Spasibo za vnimanie. Just dlia testa.
Прикольный топорик получился. Где ты эту ржавую рухлядь находишь?
Flea market, bloshini rinki. Metal garbage. Tam ceni malenkie ochen.
Screws And Tools понял спасибо 😉. Хороших проектов.
Spasibo!!
But will it chop a wood chicken? Nice job man.
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Damn, they beat the sht out of that thing.
Unless it was designed with the flat back like that.
Big Jay That’s funny, I was thinking the same thing. Maybe it was beat on to get through thick bones or something.
Yeah, definitely not part of the original design. It would be more uniform and supported if it was. That's just someone using a tool that isn't a hammer like a hammer.
You really need to grind off that mushrooming for your own safety, unless you don't plan on using the ax for anything.
InstrucTube I think he should heat it up and forge that part back into the correct shape
@@jmumm422 if it's gotten that badly out of shape, there are likely stress cracks in there, and trying to reforge those will just damage it more, unfortunately. I'd normally agree as I prefer to save as much material as possible, but only when it actually helps the item in question.
nice !!! :
Where’s the butchers cleaver?
Bearded axe
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Maybe actually get something to restore instead of putting a good tool in water to rust
Why did you decide that you wanted to start making these videos?
I love working with metal and wood. I also dream of being a blacksmith, but I can't start doing it yet.
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why dont you call that a cleaning and not a restoration you need to complete the job. very poor work,
Why don't you use gloves?
Gloves are not always convenient to work with, sir.
@@ScrewsAndTools maybe using latex gloves
Диз. за не русский
Иди смотри обзор на боярышник.
Very nice job
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
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