1940's PLUMB VICTORY Axe Head Hung on Vintage Handle
In this video, I hang a vintage PLUMB VICTORY connecticut pattern axe head on a vintage handle I saved from another axe.
In this video, I hang a vintage PLUMB VICTORY connecticut pattern axe head on a vintage handle I saved from another axe.
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Nice resto!!! 👍
@Nsvens89
Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I had fun with this quick one.
Looks original, gotta love plumb connecticuts and old handles
@Nsvens89
Жыл бұрын
Thanks! I'm definitely happy with how well they paired together.
Awesome! I could almost hear the thirsty handle drinking up the oil.
@Nsvens89
Жыл бұрын
Thank you Sir! It really was impressive how much and how quickly it was soaking it in.
I like the leather swell saver. Might have to make one.
@Nsvens89
Жыл бұрын
Thanks man! I'm a fan of it and it can be made with minimal leather. You could easily do it with an old belt and a few stitches of thread. I went with the copper rivets because they are quick, easy, and durable.
Deadly
@Nsvens89
7 ай бұрын
Thank you Sir! It was a fun build. I still need to put an edge on it and make some kind of sheath. I'm happy to have it in the collection though.
Also the tools you use and where to get them.
You’re right, you really can’t fake that aged look. Good choice on pairing the head and handle together. Turned out great. Also what were you doing with that windex and rusty axe head? I feel like it was a pro tip you need to share.
@Nsvens89
Жыл бұрын
Haha, thanks! I'm not sure about a pro tip. It was more of an experiment. The part of the shoulder I shaped during hanging looked a bit fresh, so I tried to age it a bit. I took some steel wool and knocked some fine rust and dirt off that other head and onto the clean wood. Then I used the windex to help it soak into the wood more. I believe the ammonia in the windex also helps age the wood. After I hit it with my torch for a little more color and to dry it out. I wasn't sure if it would work. I'm happy with how well it blended into the older patina.
Absolutely beautiful. What oil did you use?
@Nsvens89
Ай бұрын
Thanks man!!! This was just some standard hardware store boiled linseed oil that I used. I still need to put an edge on this axe... and probably make a sheath lol
interested in your sheaths and other axe accessories. I have a leathermaker make a holster for my axe sharpening puck. am making a shoulder strap for my aze soon.
@Nsvens89
Жыл бұрын
Was it the little leather cup protector or the craftsman mini hatchet sheath that caught your eye? I don't consider myself a great leather worker but I have been wanting to make a couple new sheaths for some axes. Maybe I'll make a video on how i do it and what I use. Thanks for watching man!