Finally had a break in my schedule and got a chance to catch up. Wouldn't you know it, I won!!! Holy cow. I'm so jazzed! Thanks so much, Dustin and and all involved. Can't wait to see what you have in store for all your loyal viewers in the coming months. Keep up the great work!

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

4 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Parker! It’s great to hear from you. We were getting worried we wouldn’t be able to find a way to contact you and get you this hatchet. I really appreciate your comments, and am really happy to know that you’re passing along some of the skills you’re learning from my channel to your children. Please send me an email to theartofcraftsmanship@gmail.com, so we can ship this out to you. Thanks again and congrats!

@parkercrafted3295

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheArtofCraftsmanship I sent an email with my address yesterday. Let me know if you don't see it and I'll try again. Thanks again, all!

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

4 жыл бұрын

Got it! Thanks again for watching, and your support.

The kid in the backgrounds @5:28 was hilarious!! Amazing modification.

You know what i like about your vid s . is you talk . some vid s never say a word .

Awesome Hatchet Sir. Well Done !!!!!!!!!

It is a pleasure to watch you work.

Nice give away lucky Mr Parker😁

I've enjoyed your videos very much.

why not. The result is really nice.

I love watching your channel. It’s good clean family oriented material. Thank you for continuing to share with us

Pipe clamp in the vice. Genius!

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

5 жыл бұрын

A little trick learned from Wranglerstar. Thanks for watching.

Great work keep it going!!

You have Pop up Ghost at 5:25 in the back. HA HA

@Donlewis4683

4 жыл бұрын

Mike, you have a great eye for her. I now just come for the comments to find out where she is 😂

@davidstarr4349

4 жыл бұрын

Shop gremlins

@mikemcintyre6471

3 жыл бұрын

mike mcintyre cool looking axe

Turned out beautifully.

You Sir are an artist

Nice one great work again. 👍😎

Have fun watching your videos. True craftsmanship. Great repurpose on what some might throw out. This is what people should learn to do. In a society of buy to replace you show that with a little effort new life can be restored in an old tool.

Love your attention to detail

This is an awesome channel. You do great work. I’m glad I found your channel.

Awsome job Brother.

Great work. Only thing i would change is a piece of leather sandwiched in between the sheath along the part where the rivets are. Keeps the chance of the blade getting dull. If you had used thread, it would keep the threads from being cut.

Well Done Sir.👍

Just a thought before applying oil to the handle or whatever protection you want to apply, if you get a fine mist spray bottle and just dampen the handle it will raise those fibers in the wood and then you can take some 320 grit to it then maybe even some 600 grit and the handle will be smoother than you can imagine and it really brings out a nice look for the wood when oiled up. Food for thought man, great job on the channel. I thoroughly enjoy the content you produce! Keep up the great work!

Attention to detail perfection...👍

Beautiful Work!

Great little video again, just a suggestion for you, if you mount your burnisher in your pillar drill you get better, faster results.

I would love to see a video of your "axe bank". Maybe even do a little educational video on vintage axe brand and things like. Love your stuff!

Excellent content. Amazing craftsmanship!! Enjoying the videos.

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Don!

Congratulations Jeremy! Great 25k Giveaway! Love the channel!

That is a nicely built and refined axe. I particularly like the handle work but it's all good, Love your channel.

That was fantastic

You do beautiful work

I like your mods overall. magic handle length for me is 16 inches, but most are much too short. Also, agree with the curve and recess of the heel. A lot, of those type hatchets are totally flat and parallell with the handle, which is extremely limiting for a multi-use tool. I've seen so many pointless and strictly art mods, that this is refreshing. Also, your handle isn't absurdly thick! Kudos. :) Cheers.

I love your work. I watched you modify a half-hatchet/carpenter's hatchet into a nice bushcraft axe and was hooked from there. I've spent many hours watching you make knives and sheaves and many other things since and have enjoyed every video! I myself have 13 yr old daughter that comes out into my shop with me regularly for projects and so I find it cool that your kids make sneaky little cameos. I've got a few old axes/hatchets to restore and a couple old half-hatchets that I'm going to attempt to modify like you did.

Truly amazing skill sets.

Good job sir. Keep up the good work

I really enjoy watching your videos. I'm a old tool guy myself. I have some if my Great-grandfathers tools from the late 1800s- early 1900s. They are still used, cared for and will never be modified. But, yard sales and flea markets are your friend. I have some axes, hatchets and knives that will be modified to fit a need. Thank you for the inspiration and keep up the great work. Oh yeah, ignore these negative guys that don't like your way. There's more than one way to skin and bbq a cat and they're all delicious. God bless and stay creative.

I love the fact that you have a small modest shop, proving that its the skill of the craftsman 1st. Also.....learned a lot!

REALLY BEAUTIFUL AXE

Now, on to 50 k.

Awesome idea; keep up the great work

Hey Dustin, just wanted to say that I've really been enjoying your channel and have watched a heap of your videos. I've taken a lot of inspiration from your projects and love both the diversity of crafts and the attention to detail you put into each item. So much so, in fact, that I've just spent $100 on a bunch of tools from the workshop of an old local craftsman who moved on to the big old shop in the sky and I'm now working my way through them; restoring, upgrading and breathing new life into them using many techniques and tricks I've learned from your videos. Thanks man and keep up the great work!

Great video!

Very Impressive

Beautiful

25k and now you're almost +10k more. Woohoo glad to see you guys taking off!

@RNDM85

3 жыл бұрын

At this moment he's about 60k more!

Recently stumbled upon your channel and just wanted to say your content is really great! Keep it up!!

I love all of your axe vids. Great work!

Love watching and learning something new. Great job

hahaha love the "where's Waldo" person in the background waving to the camera ;p

Did a really great job looks awsome

Awesome work my man! Keep it going, your videos are super informative and inspiring!

Congrats Paker!!!

Happy times to winner, nice build.

Congratulations Jeremy! What a generous GAW that's a great piece of gear. Thanks for sharing!

Love the work that you put in piece like this. Can wait for more. Keep up the awesome work.

Love your axe craftsmanship - the first axe was beautiful. This Axe sings. Congrats to Jeremy for winning this beauty. Slowly but surely, I'm turning into an axe collecting junkie. Would love to find out how our family could get ahold of one your reclaimed bushcraft pieces like this. My kiddos and I would put it good use. :)

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliments. If you’re interested, send me an email to theartofcraftsmanship@gmail.com.

Great job

Love watching you create. Hope to be making one myself this winter. Keep up the great work

Love watching and learning something new. Nice job, Thank You

SUPERB CRAFTSMANSHIP - SUPER VIDEO -LOVE THE CHANNEL - AWESOME --THANKS !!

The way you work clearly shows that you love it, beautiful work

Man, I really love how you put so much dedication in all the facets of this 'makeover'. It sure makes the difference! The axe came out beautifully, the handle was the perfect match and the leather cap topped it off! I especially liked the brass on it! Nice one dude! Keep 'em coming and I'll be watching!

I love your work, and how you video is great, you are very relatable. I usually watch each video at least twice.

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words!

Here from Canada! New subscriber, great channel. I love how it’s informational and personal. You’ve inspired me to do a restoration on an old baseball bat and a double head axe

Wow, I think I love that axe. Wait, no, I really love it!

Dang. Bout to be a 35k giveaway! Keep up the amazing work!

Amazing work! This type of work is a lost art!

Awesome work. Love the end result!

Very glad I found your channel, you do great things.

Great giveaway video! Looks like you blew right past your 25k subscribers! Thank you!

Well done! Again, a pleasure to watch. And good background music. Nice to see you using a scraper on the handle, leaves a nice finish to the wood.

Congrats my bearded brother ! 25K that's awesome ‼️. I'm from the west coast of Oregon and am a woodsman and I gotta tell you your content is a ton of fun to watch. It's very educational and entertaining. Keep up the good work God bless you and yours

Congratulations on 25k subs! Love this channel. Love how you do so much with out having the most of the technology and machinery. Just getting it done and creating gorgeous stuff without alot! Good stuff! Congrats Jeremy! What a great piece!

That is an absolute beauty. This is one of the best channels I've come across, congratulations to the winner and I can't wait for more.

That was the cutest thing ever your wife or daughter or someone picked her head out and waved. Ha that’s awesome.

@TheArtofCraftsmanship

4 жыл бұрын

That was my daughter, my wife was in the orange dress at the end.

Great video guys! My GF and I are just getting into camping and knives and hatchets . Love your gear!

You are a master craftsman 👍 Great inspirational video, not only is the axe a work of art, the shooting of the video and editing is excellent 👍

Again, very nice video. I really like the detail you show and mentioning those small insights in the workpiece. Super relaxing too.

I love how you used the clamp to hold the handle! I'm going to try that trick. Congratulations on the subs!

I have a great respect for your work !!! congratulations !!!

Love your videos I'm 16 and just lives axes and useing and learning about them

Awesome work, sir! I just subscribed to your channel. I have recently started working in reviving vintage wood working tools and bushcraft gear like axes, hatchets etc..., certainly puts my hands and mind to work and expands the envelope of my own creativity. Again, great job. Certainly inspirational, the work you do. Thank you!

Love your show, and now I’m looking in every thrift shop, pawn shop and yard sale for old axes and anything else I can find!

That is beautiful the way you converted it. God bless keep up the good work.

I love your processes for changing the common roofer's hammer axe, into a bushcraft axe, with leather sheath. You do such quality work.

Always check you out Enjoy

love it , great job

Beautiful job on this one as well. I really like how you accomplish so much with so little and with everyday tools that just about anyone will have. Great work. Congratulations to the winner.

Lucky person to get that

Awesome work any aficionado or outdoorsman would be stoked to receive a piece with such a high degree of personal effort and customization. I find you strangely hypnotic and very relaxing to watch at work on these projects, and whoever does your camera work does a smashing job. Keep it up guys great channel and knowledgable original content kudos to you all. Thanks for making these vids and sharing what you know. Boz from Aus.

That turned out very nice. Not sure what I liked the most, head handle or sheath. Congratulations Jeremy

I dig your style and LOVE the music. Very much. Thanks for sharing your workshop and world with us. - Caught a sneaky wave from what appears to be your daughter in the background. - Nice work, keep on!

I been trying this hobby. I think going to keep doing

Congrats JP ! And before too much longer, at this rate you'll be doing a half million sub video.

Love watching your Craftsmanship !

over all, very nice work. I never care for the burning, but that's my personal taste. You do super nice leather work.

Very nice, going to make one like it for my first mod. Really enjoy watching your work.

Beautiful job, I tried this after watching your full mod job on an axe a few months ago, unfortunately it didn't turn out quite as professional as yours but hey it splits small wood and might possibly carve too. Thank you for a brilliant channel and atvb for the future. Paul.

Really awesome man! Good job 💪 I never saw someone who can work with leather like this 👋

Credit to who ever is doing your camera work, they are spot on and a loot of what you do is hard to do a retake. Nice job on the axe and the video.