How to Make: PSYCHO TOMAHAWK (UPGRADED Wasteland Tomahawk)
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2024
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It's been a long time coming, my last saw blade tomahawk just does not stand the test of time, and it's time for an upgrade. Now easier to make, cheaper, and more sturdy. It's all around better this time. Made of a framing saw blade, a hickory claw hammer replacement handle, some assorted bar-stock steels, and some rivets.
Original saw blade battle axe:
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Glad I found this channel. Love this stuff!
omg omg omg
Dude ur everywere
+Do It With Dan I am glad I see other motovloggers on random channels like this one. Makes me feel better about my UA-cam journey to these odd/awesome channels.
I love watchin people make things
+Do It With Dan yeah me too man.
use the old mans welding rules. grinder and paint make you the welder you aint
Wow I tested this out on my little brother and I have to say it's pretty affective 👍
savage
You need therapy kid
Jman_ 5540 nice job I did it on my sister
Effective*
Loli Hunter
No...
**ON**
Also is that an Eromanga Sensei reference!?!?
Hey man, I'm taking a welding class in school and one of the key things to making a better weld is structure, I recommend as well as my 40+yr teacher who is a veteran i the machining and metals industry, is to make little arcs back and forth across the metal, or circles, or small zigzags, once you see the glowing red metal, and you use those tips you can control it to make an insanely good weld.
Purplz you can't really see when you arc weld, the pattern depends on how you want it to look
I have the shiniest meat bicycle!
I powdered my cockateel for the ribcage slaughter!
+Nosebleed Macgee I like my treasure like I like my baby steaks. RARRREEE!!!
derps mcgee *RAAAAAWWWRR HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!*
+Nosebleed Macgee our names are almost the same lol
derps mcgee Hmm, strange isn't it.
you should of called it the "Sawmahawk"
::Showcase Showdown winning theme plays::
I wish I'd thought of that.
+Sean Wilkinson inception horn plays.
Nice name
Casimir Gore I kind of don't like that name psycho tomahawks better, adding the pun onto it is unnecessary and makes it sound less cool
yoooooo anybody who watched the ORIGINAL video would know that THIS WAS ALREADY AN IDEA. BOOM [ unnecessary corrections from long time fans for the win B) ]
If you lived in the Mad Max wasteland, you'd be in high demand.
I would pay 1million scrap for him
Not too high. He can't even weld.
+Jonny Osborne but he still makes cooler weapons than anyone (:
+Dom Romero xD same here...
+Dom Romero And i would pay a burning team captain.
When Dead Island weapons come to life. lol
Grammar Nazi dead island? nononono, borderlands
Jetmeme Sam
Grammar Nazi
Both
Love dat borderlands
When Eli showed us the paint that was "liquid words", I dyed a little inside.
60 fps is way better :P
+minitos1 glorious 60fps master race
thebossofbox Watching that drill bit spin in 60fps aw yeah.
no 17-19 fps is better
+Timmy get a 60hz monitor or a browser that can support it
+Timmy Get your eyes checked then (also a better PC would help)
Strip the flesh! Salt the wound! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!
I HAVE THE BLOODIEST MEAT BICYCLE IN AALLLL OF THE BORDERLANDS
+Finley Clark *I HAVE THE SHINIEST MEAT BICYCLE!
I AM THE CONDUCTOR OF THE POOP TRAIN!
in his mind "please kill me if I hurt anyone."
in his mind again "maybe the world is sending me a sign."
"liquid words" hahahaha that killed me my man
It's nice to see you make all this stuff for fun usage and are still right minded and don't use them for harming others, just shows this world still does have weapon engineers/blacksmiths who can make stuff like this and still be a good person
Did Anyone else Die when it said "Liquid Words"?
+Lazarus Frejosky
I hope not :(
+ZNA Productions That's why your youtube earnings are lower than last month. All your viewers have died to liquid words.
ZNA Productions why would you pee in the nail? (peening pun)
yup, i *dyed*
I don't know how well it wood function, but your build males it appear both durable and absolutely eye-catching. The "zombie apocalypse" genre has birthed some wild missile and melee weapons, both functional and just cardboard "for fun" types. The creativity is just great and perfectly illustrates "necessity is the mother of invention".
i try not to discourage or criticise to hard so please take what i say with a grain of salt.
im a veteran welder. been doing it ten years. get rid of the cheap harbor freight welder you have. its not adjustable. spend the money on a miller or lincoln welder. even a small one will be perfecr for your aplications. thin metal like what your working with should be tig welded. its sturdy and doesnt apply too much heat to warp your metal. but mig welding will suffice. secondly get rid of your harbor freight welding hood and buy a cheep auto tint by miller or lincoln. if you cant afford it get in touch with me and ill give you mine i dont use it much. also. stop wasting money on those flap wheels. flap discs are food for shinning up your weld. but never grind your weld flat. not for your applications. grind it to look pretty but leave the girth of the weld. use the flap wheel to clean up the splatter and round egdes and add the shiney sheen. also a cheap plasma cutter from harbor freight will help you alot instead of using a grinder to cut thin steel like you use. yes some money will have to be dumped and i get that you wont be able to buy it all at once. but keep trying. again want a good auto tint hood? let me know and you can have mine.
Joel Sharman he shouldn't try tig welding till he gets more experienced, tig can go wrong very fast
no one ganna tell the poor kid u push not pull
Awesome
Neat or should I say cute project. Nicely done. Welding tip: Start with a tack weld at each end of your joint. Tack again at the center point between ends, then again between an end tack and the center, then the other end and center. Keep splitting the distance between welds, do first at one end then the other trying to keep the heat as far away from the last tack as possible. Eventually joining all of these tack welds into one long weld joint. This is especially useful when working with thin materials as it prevents blow through and overheating. You will also be able to turn up your amps and wire feed for better penetration on each tack. Tack sequence, 1-6-4-3-5-7-2.
You should sell the things you make. It could make you quite a lot of money.
yahia gadalla and it would be quite illegal
SavageKiLLer How would it be illegal?
"Tactical survival tomahawk hatchet multi tool"
Amerikajin91 How would it not be illegal? weaponising things without a manufacturers permit (And without the intent of using it in a violent manner) is illegal. thats like selling modified machetes to people.
SparkyTheFox it isn’t illegal, he’s given them away many times before.
making cool stuff all day is the best job ever
Looks like Krieg Tomahawk from BorderLands2
He made the prop
I think that was the intent
+TheGreatWarrior123 Krieg?
lol Shows how much i cared about him
+TheGreatWarrior123 he was fun! He made suicide a very viable option 😃
a good way to check your welds is to drop whatever it is your welding on the ground if it snaps do it again if it doesn't strong weld
When a zombie apocalypse happens, I'm going to this guys house
+Eric Eugenio IKR we'll be safe there he's got armor and badass weapons
This is awesome! I am the first assistant manager in the hardware department at a Menards store, and have watched some of ur videos noticing our brands. Every time I see these products I see ways to make zombie apocalypse weapons. So this channel makes me happy haha.
How do people not like 60fps?! How is that possible
Always loved the improvised nature of these videos. Not to mention the low cost. This video is a particular favorite of mine, although in my replication, i skipped the machete part and just used the saw blade. Much easier, cheaper, and disposable if lost or broken.
my new favorite UA-cam channel 👍👍
I actually learn to weld about 2 months ago and got it first try, welding flat bar 10mm to make a seat frame. Something I was taught is to move left to right over the gap you're welding rather than travelling the length of it in a straight line which in looks like you have. I'm not sure if it is any different for you because the blades are possibly thinner than the flat steel I was using but I hope this helps 😊
Eli, at one point you used heathen units (aka metric) instead of freedom units (aka imperial). Much disappoint. Are you against liberty now, comrade?
Freedom units? imperial.....as in empire .....as in British Empire.
+darronjknight it's a joke
+darronjknight The US actually uses 'customary' units, which is based on the same older units that the imperial system is, but is actually a distinct system of measurements, as both countries redefined their units in the 19th century, independently. The result is a very similar system but with slightly different unit values.
Its commonly called imperial however, because people typically dont do the research to understand precisely why the USA is, in fact, number 1. Of course its understandable that most take it for granted given how obvious it is, but for a full appreciation of americas superior nature, i like to dig deep and find out just why we are so gosh darn better :^)
Quick tip i learned when i started welding is cut or grind a bevel into the two pieces I'm welding together so that there's more weld material overall making for a stronger connection and it allows you to grind the excess weld off making it look cleaner without compromising strength.
You should start black smithing. Like actual black smithing. Fire and raw iron and a hammer and shit
But quality weapons tho
+Gabe adorno but more badass weapons tho more value tho more skill tho
There's no way using power tools takes more skill than proper smithing.
+Gabe adorno no I'm saying i support black smithing and that it takes a lot more skill
I think we're both arguing for smithing XD.
you are the only youtuber that I would actually watch making a long weapon build
I'm sad because I found this channel awhile ago, and I already want a hoodie
butter bits get them from any locksmith distributed such as us lock or southern lock. the butter bits will drill through anything including hardened steel, which is what they are designed for
Aye, can anyone recommend titanium drill bits for hardened steel
+Kyle Hayes It'll work but cobalt is all around better. Faster drilling, longer life, and can be resharpened unlike Titanium coated bits.
+ZNA Productions damn. titanium is all I got for now but they'll work. I need to drill through a knife I just finished for the handle pins but in my haste I pulled it outta the forge and quenched it after the final hammering was done. Stupid me haha
+Turukano7 from what I know, cobalt is really good and carbide is I think a little better but Tungsten carbide alloy is much tougher than any steel.
+Turukano7 made of it entirely. tungsten takes 6000 degrees to melt it to a liquid state. Almost anything you tried coat it with would melt
+ZNA Productions What happened to not wanting to use Saw Blades as part of your projects?
i like how he goes in depth into his builds. i even made the aztec razor sword folling his videos instructions. it turned out great
learn how to anneal the hardened metal. It makes drilling and welding better.
Either that or use carbide drill bits.
I'm amazed to see a young person who knows how to use tools instead of staring at a tv screen all day.
Wait so you cut a cutting blade to make a cutting tool ? I'm confused.
He use a cutting tool to make a badass cutting tool lol
chopping*
+Hidden same thing
As far as the welding goes, try with a few scrap pieces of what youre gonna put the final weld on to get the welder set. I noticed the arc was kinda all over the place. When you're setting it up, look for a consistent arc, and honestly as weird as it sounds, listen for what I can only describe as bees in a jar when setting the sire speed once you get an idea of what kind of heat you need. Hope that helps!
tip on how to weld better
turn the lights on!
Meat Motorsports Aye
Meat Motorsports he doesn't turn the lights off, he turns a setting down on his camera so he doesn't damage the lens.
Meat Motorsports he could literally blind us
He turns the ISO on the camera all the way down
@@thenightmareofsatan6549 "Meat Motorsports he could literally blind us
"
Umm, no. If you were there in PERSON, it might be able to blind you-- but your screen simply isn't bright enough to blind you, no matter what shows up on it. If you don't believe me, go take a picture of the sun and then look at the picture.
rivet companies would not be standing without you!
A grinder and paint can make a welder what he ain't!
I'm going to school for welding. most the stuff you weld requires a very thing wire and low amperage. you should spend about a day with scrap metal just getting the movements down. it's not a easy thing to grasp but just keep trying you'll get better. I love you videos so glad I found this channel!
thin wire*
WHO DISLIKED THIS VID?
Also, you should try making a Hickory wooden shortbow :P
+Cannamore They obviously didn't want a dollar
people who don't know how to build
people who didn't like the video.
for welding, zigzag motion works best, small side to side motion, helps making it better and stronger
That's an unofficial tf2 weapon!
Fuck yeah!
Except in-game the saw can spin
Anita Miller you relize this isnt based on tf2 right...
Anita Miller its from borderlands
ice dagger
It's actually based on neither
Its based on the weapon wielded by PSYCHO from border lands
fun fact 9/10 will breath during this video
10 of 10
What came in the mail today? Deez hex nuts
That was good.
hahahaha.... No
way too punny...
welding tip my friend, when you make beads make small circles inside of each as you go left or right, VERY VERY VERY SLOWLY, welding isnt exciting, its like watching paint dry. i was in a welding class in highschool and all we did all day was weld on a sheet of metal to build material, and we did this both flat, horizontal, vertical and from above us.
id recommend practicing that.
The fuck list time I checked this channel he was called nonlethalbychoice and had 9000 subs, what the fuck happened
+OhezzO google happend
wait, this guy is nonlethalbychoice!? holy crap, I used to watch this guy's videos
welding tip. more volts, leave at least 1/16 gap and push the wire unless you are using fluxcore wire then you drag
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BlackHat Visions im not a girl.
Walter Morgenroth exactly bro xD
That's why I said he is
***** yes you are, thanks for pointing that for us.
BlackHat Visions
lol
***** he never said that
Welding tip: draw little overlapping circles over the seam with the welder. It will help you control your welding speed.
"He looks kinda like his dad"
Did you just assume the gender of two axes?
When you use a wielder. You want to try and make little 8 motions as you wield. It took me a long time to get use to that motion. I often got blobs or barely enough to work, but i've been getting better with it. Hope this helps.
about the 60 fps thing, no i think you lose that sense of motion that you get from the slight motion blur of 30 fps, i think 60fps works best for gameplay. anyways i dont speak for everyone, but if you agree thumbs up this comment so Eli can see it
you can weld then use the ankle
grinder
Ankle grinder! Ouch
progress is never pretty
on your welding try to whip and pause it will help you to get your beads more consistent and they'll help with travel speed as well
try rocking the tip of the welding nozzle back and fourth between the two metals to get a consistent bead of weld going also heat of arch means alot to cold it won't bind the metal to hot it will burn through it.
I really liked how you used the hex bolts to curve the metal in the clamp, something that i hope to remember to use as well!!
Hiya. I'm not an expert welder, but I've done quite a lot. It looks like you're not making the weld wide enough. Try going from a bit further onto the solid metal on one side, then move quite quickly to solid metal on the other side of the gap, and to-and-fro, trying to keep the motion fairly smooth (yes, this does take a fair bit of practice). If the weld is bitty or dips, you might increase the wire feed-rate. From the look of the weld, increasing your feed-rate might be a good idea however you end up making the weld. If you've got good penetration grinding down lumps afterward should be no problem. I hope this is helpful and not assuming too much. Cheers.
hey man, don't be discouraged by how your welding looks. welding takes years of constant practice. and those are actually pretty good considering your welding experience.
what I would suggest is to bridge the two pieces with a "c" pattern (backwards works Cs work too, it what I do) and what I do it go a bit farther over with the top of my "c" and go back down hitting the top the privious C for half of the C and the other half bridging the two pieces, this melts the 2 metals and the bead together making it one piece. comes out very clean and very strong.
also, for practice, just take 2 8th inch steel plates tac them to get her to form a "T" and the just build your welds on top of each other, it very good practice, and to see if they are good, cut the block in half after you fill it, if no holes, you did well. hopefully this helped :D
Best way to practice welding (for me anyway)
Use some angle iron and weld across the inner corner, it works to help how and what you do*
+Jarrod “Cal/Rusty” Ellis Welding is easy.
60 fps is weird, but it's better because it doesn't seem choppy and distant, it seems more real. also, a little help with the welder, it looked like you were using a stick welder. if you are, don't move the stick in a straight line like that, pause for a few seconds on one spot, then move it along the line about half an inch and then back almost over the original spot really fast, and pause it there and repeat. it basically builds a puddle, moves the arc so the puddle can cool, then overlaps another puddle on top of it. also, if I didn't explain it well enough, look up stick welding whip and pause technique. hope that helps.
Welding advice: Slow way down first of all. You need to make a little circle, making a small pool of metal. Once you have that little puddle of metal, make small circles spreading the pool down (along the connection line of the desired weld). Each circle should overlap about half or more of the previous circle made. Just remember, you are melting both sides of the metal and mixing them together. It looks like you are just welding down in a straight line, it is important to do arcs or circles to mix both sides of the liquid metal together. I hope this makes sense. Keep up the good work.
Tip for welding, remove contaminants, and your puddle is your guide. Dont watch the arc watch the red puddle behind the arc, an even consistent flow is your first real step to improving your welds
Man, you make me envious with all the tools you have at your disposal...
Has any one ever told you that if you add a bevel to what your welding together will give you a stronger weld? As for the look of the weld after the fact I know guys (myself included) who still have to take a grinder to clean the welds up, so keep at it. The skill with the welded comes with time. Keep at it Laddy!
if you are working with mostly carbon steel try stick welding instead of mig. i took welding in school and they started with stick because its a lot easier than mig or tig, plus welding takes a lot of "constant" practice, and its not like riding a bike you can't just get good and stay good you have to keep practicing
I've been welding for 7 years. A little tip slow it down a little bit and if your using flux core wire there will be slag covering it if your using regular wire u need inert gas to protect the weld from contaminants and porosity holes.
Also do a little U motion as ur welding to widen the bead
hey for the welding it helps to swirl in little circles and dropped the puddle of molten metal
There's a FEW things I'd do differently for effectiveness, but I still say this is a damn good build, rock solid man. A+
hey when you weld thinner metal like that just keep overlapping tack welds and quench it often so it wont warp. and with mig welders you have to push the puddle when welding on thicker normal welds
The macro shots/timelapses/building parts of the video look amazing in 60fps. The parts where you're just recording your face don't necessarily need to have the high framerate
Hey, just a quick tip, when your welding don't just make a straight line, do little swirls/circles, it'll come out way cleaner and way better.
some people have no idea how satisfying this is for people with OCD
you're so lucky you get to do what you love doing
This channel makes UA-cam great again *subscribes* Thank you man
I wish I could adopt that adorable little child
Im so sick of seeing people make replicas of game weapons out of foam and other shit this guy keeping us real
Btw for welding you should weld both sides because you are an amateur but once you get good and can achieve penetration when welding one side only do one side and then grind it down. If you want to know if you did it right, grind the weld bead till flush with the parent metals and if it holds you did it right
The weld didn't look horrible, I'd recommend learning spray transfer, it's easy to pick up and looks quite nice.
I did welding for a semester in school and still didn't get a Shang of it but it's so fun to do even if you're not good, just keep practicing
Trust me Eli welding ain't something that you pick up in an hour. I've been welding since grade 10 and now that I've almost finished high school i still cant get a consistent weld. But don't worry you will definitely get there. awesome build and i'm almost tempted to make a saw blade myself.
The best way to get into welding is to start with stick welding not mig. Stick Can be a bit more expensive because of the electrodes but it's a good way to get the hang of it. Also make sure ur not too far away from the metal but not to close and check what ur amperage is because that's how fast u can weld will form
i am a welder and fabricator in the uk so i apologise if the terms are different but concerning your welding it looks like you are using a mig wlder in witch case you need to be using a shielding gas such as argon and you the welding direction should be away from you so the shelding gas covers the metal before you weld it and my preferred method if doing half moons with the gun as it gives the best finish in my opinion
hey. if youre loking at this in 2017 a tip for welding is to kind of sway it back and fourth with a bit of an upwards arc
When you are welding try to do small circles down the strip of metal you were trying to weld together also try to get closer to it when you weld about 1 inch or two away
this dude ain't dying during the zombie apocalypse
Don't be discouraged bro welding is hard to get the hang of. Just keep at it you can only get better
And a lil tip try tacking ether end of the line to be welded on both sides of the 2 components you are joining to reduce the risk of separation of sed components
The hexbolt part. Made me laugh XD Genius btw
Glad your channel is doing well. You should do a theme build. For example science fiction, fantasy, anime, or even a specific, game, movie, or show. Your builds so far remind me of Borderlands or Fallout so it wouldn't be much extra work. I would also love to see a PVC crossbow and easy/cheap to make bolts...maybe out of dowel rods, thin PVC pipe, Rebar.
hey a good welding technique i learned is if youre welding two flat ends together grind a bevel in the conjoining ends and weld in the crevice and grind over it with a flap disk and it will look like one peace and you wont be grinding any of the weld that is actually holding them together
great job! a tip for the next time you try welding something like this. Bevel the edges of the two pieces you wish to weld first to give you a groove to weld into. build up your weld inside the groove then use a grinder to take off any excess. also depending on your welder you may need to adjust your settings and wire feed speed if you're using a mig welder(I couldn't tell in the video what you were using as it was too dark). still a great build, keep up the great work and keep practicing on your welds
don't worry about welding it's a skill that eventually your master take your time have patience with yourself and it'll come
bending the metal using those nuts is a really neat trick
Maybe consider taking up some long, slide shots for the final weapon showcase. Just like on Man at arms. Great vid, man!