ANOTHER SPONTANEOUS AXE CHALLENGE! ADZE?

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  • Опубліковано 18 лют 2019
  • The Spontaneous Axe Challenge is back!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 80

  • @thatrealba
    @thatrealba 5 років тому

    I like the random nature of the project.

  • @maknifeandrods7701
    @maknifeandrods7701 5 років тому

    Outstanding control on that power hammer. How could you be surprised when you have outstanding control on all aspects of your blacksmithing.

  • @lostgrunt7833
    @lostgrunt7833 5 років тому

    You should make a series numbered for each make you do. So it can be found incase some one misses an episode. I love the idea of pic a picture & make it .

  • @SamTownsBladesmith
    @SamTownsBladesmith 5 років тому +3

    The adze is described as a sabotier's adze, sabotier were shoe or wooden clog makers. Awesome work mate, love the challenge, and your power hammer control is amazing!

  • @thebmac
    @thebmac 5 років тому

    Still the most stylish forge lighting i've seen to date. Always makes me grunt in approval.

  • @bogarath2
    @bogarath2 5 років тому

    Ever make go devils or other splitting axes? Lots of beautiful axes for getting trees down, limbing them and chopping them up. But I don’t see any splitting axes. Thanks for the videos. You make beautiful tools. Would like to get one one day.

  • @mulisha0351
    @mulisha0351 5 років тому

    Need to make a vid of you putting a handle on it, also we should have gotten one for the hammer, dont leave us hanging this time dude! Excellent work!

  • @jackreeves3001
    @jackreeves3001 5 років тому

    I never get bored watching you. Thanks for sharing!

  • @tacratt6091
    @tacratt6091 5 років тому

    Nice work! It’s gonna look great!

  • @sethbracken
    @sethbracken 5 років тому +1

    This series is going to be really good.

  • @bellowsr
    @bellowsr 5 років тому +6

    Great Job! Are you going to add the curve later? The side profile in the book looks to have more of a curve.

  • @MabutiKazoku
    @MabutiKazoku 5 років тому

    You could always use the app "google translate" on the fly with your camera for the book. Not perfect but might help. Fun video as always!!

  • @arj446_
    @arj446_ 5 років тому

    In case you didn't know, you made a clogmaker tool. And this particular design seems to be from Britanny, the western part of France. I don't know if it's an axe or not, but nice job ! :)

  • @seanwilliamlinton2932
    @seanwilliamlinton2932 5 років тому

    Its amazing the control you have on the power hammer. Great video look forward to the finish piece 👍

  • @chacebryan1559
    @chacebryan1559 5 років тому

    Sweet build

  • @patmancrowley8509
    @patmancrowley8509 5 років тому

    I do believe that Liam appreciates his new power hammer!

  • @BlueEternities
    @BlueEternities 5 років тому

    Your control with the power hammer has already come a really long way in the short time you've had it. Looks like it's well on it's way to becoming an extension of yourself. = ) That's what I live for, honing my skill with the use of tools. = D Keep up the great work man!

  • @Flohmith
    @Flohmith 5 років тому +7

    please do more of those vids :D

  • @Blast357
    @Blast357 5 років тому

    something like "lay Ashe" but good enough!

  • @wildnativekc
    @wildnativekc 5 років тому

    These spontaneous vids were a great idea. Just one constructive comment. All adze blades are slightly curved so they meet the material flat at your feet. With the adze as flat as it is now it would dig into the material in a chopping angle instead of a glancing/flattening angle if that makes sense