Good job on the handle and the steel you did a fantastic job not to much shine just enough to make it look good nice handle to keep doing what you do brother and thank you for the video Brian ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🍺👍
Thank you Sir For showing the faults in the handle , others hide they're faults. The handle as well as the axe are beautiful . thank you for your honestly .Cheers. (:
My corn knives, machetes, and whatnot all have a hole drilled through the handles at the butt end for a wrist cord to keep the tool from flying off if jarred from your grip and being lost or impaling/slicing the wielder or bystanders. Also, we found that oversized grips are easier on the hands, as less grip is needed for firm grasp. Really liked the hook end you added to the grip.
Beautiful job...be careful when you file that square corner at the tang/blade transition...a square corner is a breaking point...a 1/16 round file will stop the stress riser. But still beautiful!!!
decent results. the one thing that stuck out to me was the size of the hole nearest the blade. I think it took too much metal way, that spot is going to be too weak. I have to wonder why the tang was so darned long in the first place.
One other thing, a knife for chopping will be a lot stronger if the area where the tang meets the blade is not at a 90 degree angle. It’s better to have a curve in that spot than a right angle. The reason is because of stress fractures from chopping. The sharp angle will magnify the stress of the chop in that corner and eventually it may shatter at that point. I’m saying it only to help you. Otherwise everything is great!
I wouldn't worry about making a mistake on the handle... that's how we learn and makes us who we are... just put it down to blonde moment and move on.. brother... awesome job.
Beautiful work, my only concerns are the sharp angle between the handle and the base of the blade where you filed it square. Sharp angles tend to be weak spots, being the first area to crack or break. Also when you ground off the corner the metal got hot enough to chang color, making the metal soft there, right by that sharp angle. Not trying to be that guy, just looking out for your safety if you use this tool.
I see a lot of people use the electrolysis method of removing rust, and then they end up using a flap disk. I would think that it is probably better to bypass the electrolysis altogether and go right to the flap disk.
When you squared off the shoulder of the blade by the handle you introduced a stress riser. It's why so many blades and other tools have things like that rounded off, so as to not snap. Be careful with that. It should be fine if it's just plants that it's cutting, but I'd be leery of anything very hard.
Nice job dude i like it :) But i like the hande more than the axe. Because i think you can sanding more on the axe with the machine and then at last with the paper than you have more shine and not a lot pores😊 but already you work realy good thank you for your videos everytime it makes fun to looking it (Sorry for my english😂😂)
Большое отверстие в стержне рукояти ослабило ее... при сильной нагрузке сломается именно в этом месте... Трубчатая рукоять из двух деревянных половинок стянутых металлическими кольцами, было бы прочнее
beautiful work, it looks like something a horror movie slasher would use to dismember teenagers around a lskeside cabin. I never see you sharpen the tools you work on.
@@ScrewsAndTools на полированом металле раковины будут видны. И нет смысла использовать электролиз. Что бы их замаскировать можно использовать хлорное железо.
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Good job on the handle and the steel you did a fantastic job not to much shine just enough to make it look good nice handle to keep doing what you do brother and thank you for the video Brian ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🍺👍
Thank you so much, Brian! ^_^
I admire people who leave their mistakes in the videos. For me, it makes it easier to spot where I am going wrong.
Love the whole project just awesome
Very nice job overall, that second handle is much better than first. Good job sir ! 👍👍
Thank you! ^_^
Thank you Sir For showing the faults in the handle , others hide they're faults.
The handle as well as the axe are beautiful . thank you for your honestly .Cheers. (:
Nice clean up, fix up and a beautiful restoration.
Thank you, sir!
Felicidades por el trabajo, estuvo muy bien la rectificación del mango pues el segundo quedo genial, deseando ver otra restauración, un saludo
Muchas gracias!
My corn knives, machetes, and whatnot all have a hole drilled through the handles at the butt end for a wrist cord to keep the tool from flying off if jarred from your grip and being lost or impaling/slicing the wielder or bystanders. Also, we found that oversized grips are easier on the hands, as less grip is needed for firm grasp. Really liked the hook end you added to the grip.
Hello sir, thank you for attention! Your information was interesting for me.
3:25 hate it when that happens
You worked wonders on this.
Nice handle love the pommel. One hell of a chopper.
Amazing job! Great restoration.
Thank you this is a cool video. Good luck you
Awsom job
Эх красота!!! У любого маньячеллы слюнки текут!!!
Good job!
Красота да и только
Good job, it's a really nice job, overall your wise decision about make a chance. Greattings from San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
Thank you much! ^_^
That looks like a great tool to use cleaning a trail in the woods to your deer stand. Thumbs Up!
Thank you!!!
Your doing great . Keep up the good work.
Good work. Not sure it's a restoration so much as an adaptation.
Beautiful job...be careful when you file that square corner at the tang/blade transition...a square corner is a breaking point...a 1/16 round file will stop the stress riser. But still beautiful!!!
Thank you sir for attention and advice! Regards!
I thought the same thing, it’s the same reason why airplane windows are round and not square
Восстанови свои тиски) уже давно напрашиваются на реставрацию))
Oni slesarnie luft budet vsio ravno. a tak kosmetika nujno
@@ScrewsAndTools да даже чисто косметически))
Awesome work! ❤👍🗡
Oh, really nice job. I specially like what you did with the handle. Great mate! 👊👍
Good job ,I like it.
Hard work = Great result👍👍👍
Thank you! Yes, it was hard restoration project.
Мне нравится смотреть, как из г..на конфетка получается. Лайк
Y'all can't act like that shit didn't just fly off 3:24 😂😂😂
decent results. the one thing that stuck out to me was the size of the hole nearest the blade. I think it took too much metal way, that spot is going to be too weak. I have to wonder why the tang was so darned long in the first place.
The tang is long because its a machete for crop harvesting it would have been on a long pole handle to begin with
@@blindmelonlemonjello oh... thanks for the info. I think I've seen something like it before...somewhere.
Long handle => more umpha. Sometimes billhooks that are made for woodsmen can have 1m ling handle.
Hello, thank you for your attention, sir! I guess many years ago, people use the long tang to put in round wood handle. May be is not right my opinion
Thank you for info, sir!
Nice job 👍
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
It wasn’t a easy work, It is a beautiful results. It is perfec.
Best regards
PD you know my english is poor.
Thank you! I understand you, sir no problem)
Thank you sir
One other thing, a knife for chopping will be a lot stronger if the area where the tang meets the blade is not at a 90 degree angle. It’s better to have a curve in that spot than a right angle. The reason is because of stress fractures from chopping. The sharp angle will magnify the stress of the chop in that corner and eventually it may shatter at that point. I’m saying it only to help you. Otherwise everything is great!
Isnt that thing called a bill hook knife or something? Nice job.
Yes, you're right sir. It's a boll hook.
I Love metal Video
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hi bro 👋👋👋 very good restoration 👍👍👍
Thank you!!
good restoration. this axe is looking very dangerously :>
Thank you, mate! ^_^
I wouldn't worry about making a mistake on the handle... that's how we learn and makes us who we are... just put it down to blonde moment and move on.. brother... awesome job.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful work, my only concerns are the sharp angle between the handle and the base of the blade where you filed it square. Sharp angles tend to be weak spots, being the first area to crack or break. Also when you ground off the corner the metal got hot enough to chang color, making the metal soft there, right by that sharp angle. Not trying to be that guy, just looking out for your safety if you use this tool.
Will do, sir. Thank you so much for attention and advice! Regards!
👍👍👍
I see a lot of people use the electrolysis method of removing rust, and then they end up using a flap disk. I would think that it is probably better to bypass the electrolysis altogether and go right to the flap disk.
Hello, yes sir it's true. But I used always elctrolisys due to first of all remove all little piece off rusty and lose little percent of steel.
I really do love lt brother fantastic job
Ive got a question: do you sell these peices or just make them for yourown use ?
Hello sir, thank you for attention, sometimes I sell it in my town.
@@ScrewsAndTools thats good stuff brother keeping the work close to home is sadly being forgotton
Yes, you're right.
Изолента вместо пластыря?!
Свой пацан)))
This is a bilhook machate.. not a axe. Anyway.. Nice job
When you squared off the shoulder of the blade by the handle you introduced a stress riser. It's why so many blades and other tools have things like that rounded off, so as to not snap. Be careful with that. It should be fine if it's just plants that it's cutting, but I'd be leery of anything very hard.
what part of the world are you in ?
Nice job dude i like it :)
But i like the hande more than the axe. Because i think you can sanding more on the axe with the machine and then at last with the paper than you have more shine and not a lot pores😊 but already you work realy good thank you for your videos everytime it makes fun to looking it
(Sorry for my english😂😂)
Hello! Thank you mate! Your English is good! I understand you =))
@@ScrewsAndTools oooh cool thank you😊
by the way, I still think you make it more work than it has to be seeing that you have access to the sander and a grinder.
Большое отверстие в стержне рукояти ослабило ее... при сильной нагрузке сломается именно в этом месте...
Трубчатая рукоять из двух деревянных половинок стянутых металлическими кольцами, было бы прочнее
ıts turkish name is TAHRA. good job.
I would have recessed the wood parts, so the handle wrapped around the tang.
không biết anh này có biết tiếng việt nam không
Декоративна всё прекрасно, функционально ты вещь испортил.
You are so cute 😂🙈 very nice job the handle looks awesome 😎
Thank you so much! ^_^
Corn axe. Used it on wood
beautiful work, it looks like something a horror movie slasher would use to dismember teenagers around a lskeside cabin.
I never see you sharpen the tools you work on.
When you see Freerk film..
Also known as a billhook
Всё, сдаюсь. Обоснуй применение электролиза.
По работе - все отлично. Вопросов нет. Для чего тут был электролиз
Spasibo za vnimanie. Dlia togo chtobi udalit rjavchina s melkix chastei poverxnosti
@@ScrewsAndTools но эти же отвертия остались. Или они остаются или ты их удаляешь механическим способом. Если удалять, то зачем электролиз?
chto ostaetsia chernimi eto tolko v ruchnuiu delat nado, podrugomu pridetsia mnogo metala snimat..
@@ScrewsAndTools на полированом металле раковины будут видны. И нет смысла использовать электролиз. Что бы их замаскировать можно использовать хлорное железо.
it is a billhook machete
This axe look like billhock
Were not perfect
But then again, who wants perfect?
I wish your finger guard was thicker.
Any sling blade jokes yet?
Корявая работа.
So there was a time your electrolysis jug was clear 😮!? 😂🩶 tiny anvil! ✨️🪓✨️👍
Good job!