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@tiresomekarma4054

Жыл бұрын

Can you make a step by step video on making a wrapped eye axe with mild steel body and forge welded high carbon steel bit?

@jorgenlindstrand120

Жыл бұрын

Trevligt att du är tillbaka. Och jag gillar dina videor när du pratar också. Fin video. 👍

Жыл бұрын

@@tiresomekarma4054 its coming!

@tiresomekarma4054

Жыл бұрын

@ Thank you very much

@kjell-ovekarlsen8987

Жыл бұрын

Awsome axe.

You make it look so easy ! As a learner, I would like to see some potential mistakes, and how to rectify them. Thanks for the informational video !

Жыл бұрын

Thats a good point! Thanks!

@theTeknoViking

4 ай бұрын

@ I would have liked to see a bit more of the finished axe too.. just a thought tho. Cheers!

Absolutely Extraordinary to see this done exclusively with hand tools! It inspired me to get out on the forge and give this a go!

Thanks for the video Nils, and the bonus anvil review. For any Aussies or Americans that didn't know, C45 is equivalent to 1045.

Great video Nils! It's good to see a professional forge in the same way a beginner must start. Thank you for the inspiration!

My sons and I were absolutely enthralled by this excellent demonstration. Thank you, from Budapest!

Nice to see a well presented video showing the process, without using expensive power tools and aids that many of us cannot afford.

It's so good seeing people go back to basics, the axe came out fantastic

Loved this video Nils. Hope you make an entire series like this!

Nils, thanks for posting this. We had a conversation a couple weeks ago about me learning to forge my own axe someday. This was the perfect example of how simple the process can be. Thanks you for sharing. I’m inspired to go make one now.

Absolutely loved the video! I would love to see an entire series like this where you explain the step by step process, makes it very obtainable for a beginner to get into. And as always the end result looked fantastic!

This is a great tutorial, I would love to start forging my own projects with the same dedication. Taking it step by step makes it easy for everyone to learn and understand. Well done

Very inspiring Nils! As a bladesmith, you inspire me to try my hand at axe making.

I friking love this, I’m a beginner and I’m learning as much as I can, thank you so much for giving me a new skill!

I felt the call of the forge. Im just starting off and im learning through lots of videos. Im going to start making my home made brick forge tomorrow and set up my small anvil and get some good burning coal tomorrow after taking the teash to the dump. No trash pick-up out where im at.

Love the simple yet effective design of this axe - definitely inspiring me to try one by hand as soon as I get a drift!

It's fantastic to see this done with all hand tools.

Amazing work finally someone that doesn’t use power tools that I don’t have thank you very much

I love how you intentionally went with all hand tools. I sometimes do that just to get back to basics. Very cool axe!

There is a feeling that comes over me when I step back and use hand tools. I really feel it when I use a good file on steel. Very enjoyable video. Thanks.

Beautiful work! Thank you for the clear instructions.

Thank You Nils for taking the time to teach us.

I look forward to trying this out. Thanks for the video!

What a great break down if the process! Thanks for sharing!

Incredible work and skill. Well done!

Great video! Thanks so much for the detailed explanation of each step.

Nice relaxed pace of work !

Great video. So good to see a video that instructs you on the different stages and best order of works in forging something like this. Thank you

Turned out great! Very entertaining and educational. Thank you!

Nicely done. I’ve watched your videos for years and and am pleased to see this back to basics perspective. It’s easy to forget that steel axes have primarily been made by hand over time and that power hammers and other modern technologies are not needed to achieve a high degree of craftsmanship. I like seeing how axes are made in all kinds of ways but this video is special as it shows that you possess the fundamental knowledge and skill needed to make a steel axe. The process is accessible to all kinds of people, for sure. Thanks for the nice video!

Another great video. I really get a lot of helpful advice from you.

Really appreciate these beginner video's!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, and sharing your time

Thank you, nice to see it done by hand

Love the video. Thank you for taking the time to explain all of the steps.

Wonderful craftsmanship!

This was excellent! Made my first axe from a railroad spike just a week or so ago, and this has given me a good deal of insight for improving my next one!

Thank you for this video! I have been looking forward to it for a long time.

This Viking Blacksmith is one of the best Teachers on youtube!!! Magic at work right here

Nice video and very clear instructions for beginners, thanks a lot!

This is brilliant Nils! Agree with the others, would love to see a series of different axes by hand, but trust me, I know how hard that is! Much appreciated - Liam

Beautiful axe and beautiful video, thanks!

Även om jag aldrig hållt i en smideshammare är det alltid inspirerande att se ditt arbete!

Love your work! I was so excited when you announced this video - can't wait to make my first axe!

Nice clear instructional video. Great job

Thanks for the tutorial Nils!

Love your content, its always very motivating with how simple and easily explained your processes are, very beginner friendly with high quality work!

Job well done! Looking forward to trying this someday!

Great video, very inspiring for a beginner. Thanks!

This is really helpful to me as I want to make my first axe this year. Very clear instructions and overall great video. Thanks!

Thanks for this very informative tutorial. I will try this this weekend.

Love how you did all this with simple hand tools. Thanks for the inspiration.

Very good video for beginners wanting to make an axe by hand! The Hudson bay and is a classic, I've never made one personally. I think my favorite axe you have made was the hjartum. I just punched the hole in a 3"x1"x5" billet of 1045 to make the body. 80crv2 will be my edge steel for that one. Keep up the good work Nils you are a great inspiration for me.

@stephentpegler

Жыл бұрын

Where can one get billets that size?

very nice work and tutorial, thanks for sharing that with us

Wonderful video! Thanks for showing the process all by hand.

Thanks for the content that you produce. I always enjoy watching your work.

Great video! This is very helpful for some of us that are new to the craft. Thanks for sharing!

Awesome! Great explanattions. Thank you for making such a helpful and complete video.

Always great work and beautiful axe.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and showing it step by step 🤘⚒

Beautiful work as always .

It is nice to see guys that normally use power tools out of the reach of many use hand tools that aren't to expensive or hard to get make something that many think are also out of their reach. Great job sir

Super cool and very well explained video. Great job!

Nice video, thank you for the simple explanations & showing how it could be done manually. Great to have you back making videos!

Love your stuff. Always enjoy it when your vids pop up in my feed. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge for all of us to learn keep up the good work

Great video Nils. Good to see you're back to producing videos after the challenges you've had recently! Keep it up!

hey, i'm very new to blacksmithing and forging and i don't have a lot of money to spend so having a guide for how to do all this by hand is very helpful, thank you!!

This is a great tutorial. I especially loved the humble approach!

Thanks for showing us this way of making axes!

Very nice tutorial, thanks!

Great video man. Definitely appreciate your work.

Beautiful man!!! So cool glad people are still doing cool stuff like this.

Thanks Neils for this great tutorial video! I really liked your narration.

The best video I have seen on making an ax! Thank you so much.

Very nice and clean work. It's good to have channel like this where you can see another perspective of making axes

A really great video, I love watching you work and explain! Smithing is a hobby I'm looking at starting, not only for enjoyment but practical reasons as well. Thanks for taking the time to make videos.

For a video like this i have waited a long time. Thank you.

Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge and skills.

Love to see this! Thanks for the walk through!

I loved it , very easy to follow and inspiring, I love your axe collection as well, thank you.

Great video! I’ve been looking forward to it and not disappointed

That turned out very nice. I am starting to get my first forge setup and videos like this are a great and easy to follow for beginner enthusiasts. Looking forward to your next video. Thanks

Thank you for your video, lovely clean forging, great old school hand tools, you inspire me to keep trying.

Very excellent. Informative and well edited.

I am so happy I found you. I am fixing to get back into blacksmithing. I am definitely subscribed and I can't wait to see the rest of your content. thank-you

Inspirational! Cant wait to have one of yours AND forge one of my own. Thank you!

This is a great video, especially for beginners like myself. Everything is explained simply, and the tricks you share are very practical. Making an axe seemed too daunting, but seeing you make one with the same anvil I have motivated me to try.

Absolutely fantastic! Great job

Very nicely done Nils. Great video as always. I really like the angled hammer eye punch to give a more natural hand position. I'm making my first wrapped eye axe thanks to your inspiration and videos.

Great video! Definitely gotta try this!

Great video Nils. Your pacing and explanation of steps was spot on.

Great video, truly inspired to light my forge for the first time! This is the video i needed!

Excellent video!!! I love to see axe making by hand. Thanks!!

Thanks for the Lesson, Nils !

I love this video. Helps me further understand the processes without power tools!!!

This is a great simple tutorial for a beginner such as myself! Thanks!

I came across your video and I liked the way you did things step by step, I'm an amateur blacksmith but I learn every day, hope to see more like this.

Very encouraged by watching this video. Thanks for sharing your time and by using basic tools to get up and going.

Great work as always. Realy inspiring to watch you work and it makes me exited to go out to my forge