Great job! I'm always on the lookout at flea markets and such for old steel I can turn into something else my mind see's hidden within. You have good angle grinder skills as well buddy. Y'all stay safe and God bless

Beautiful Work. Craft and Art. There is a place for technology for communication and such, but most work in life calls for hand tools and arm action. Skilled hands. Clear Minds.

Beautiful workmanship..keep up the great work 👍...

What a awesome job. You have a great gift.

That is so massively awesome.

Fantástico, excelente trabalho.

That looks so cool. Great work.

OUTSTANDING!!!

You are doing a great job of up cycling! Your creativity is impressive.

LOVE IT! GREAT JOB!

Não fiquei tão chocado assim !!!!

Very nice,awesome work!!!

Double edges axe is for professional use only. Beautiful piece here bravo.

SWEEEETTT!! I love the sound when wire hits that old high carbon steel!!

That's quite a piece of work! I'm jealous that I don't have one!

Nice job there young man , keep it up 👍

Beautiful Job!.Have done that fixing and making wood handles,but never did that with the steel.Very Nice.

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

😁

Buen trabajo muy bonita el acha....

Very cool!

Very nice!

Great vid you have great skills dude love to have axe head like that

Thats pretty awesome dude

One the axes looked like a Gransfor Bruks, finest Ax made. Cheers

Capolavoro👍 🤘😤🤘

Brazil Happy birthday, I made a viking ax with an iron plate taken from the trash, it turned out great. I have his full video on my channel

Superbe travail 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇫🇷

Amasing!!! What is the final weight? Thanks fro Brazil 🇧🇷

superbe j'adore

Came out grate man

Podrías haber arreglado individualmente las hachas y tener dos buenas!! Saludos de Villa Luzuriaga Buenos Aires Argentina.

@francoromano1678

2 жыл бұрын

Pienso lo mismo.

Nice job. Curious why you didn’t treat the handle before attaching the ax head? Or did you?

Sehr schön geworden, deshalb einen Daumen hoch 😁👍

Where are all the shocked neighbors?

eccelete trabajo y buena afiladora esaa eehhhhhh aaa pepe !!!!

Very-Well-Done!!

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

🤝

Hello from Germany really nice piece I would like to throw 😎

Great work 👏

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2 жыл бұрын

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Old axes have the best steel. They cut through wood soooo much faster than new axes with crappy steel.

Looks great! Will those wends hold? That's the question. A failure during use could be a danger.

We’re you able to check the carbon content and steel type of both of those axes? It’s not fun putting two axes together of different steel types.

What kind of tomatoes are those?? That red one is gorgeous!

Awesome 👍

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2 жыл бұрын

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Awesome

Muito bom meu amigo um forte abraço pra você Henrique Rio de janeiro Brasil

Great project, very nice work. That axe would look good on my wall. NOTE: It's not a wood cutting tool. It's a waraxe made especially for that rare combat situation that you want to hit your companion behind you AND your opponent in front of you at the same time.

@zyxify9429

2 жыл бұрын

how the fuck did you think of that situation.

Superbe cette hache ,bravo ! 👍👍👍

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

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Nice dwarf axe! Forged by the dwarves in the fires of mount doom?

Arma de combate,muito bonita e perigosa em se referindo a combate.

If I had the choice between using an axe head made from a Single Peace of Forged Steel, and one that was "welded" together, uh, I think... Safety first!

💪💪💪 MAGNIFIQUE 💪💪💪

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

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Looks great but I would have beveled the steel for the weld to sit in

I'd pay $30.00 for that good looking 👌 and good work.

impressive

I was surprised you didn't cut out the handle with the angle grinder

Top 👍👍👍💪💪💪

DIY Projects , It Could As Well Cleve A Arm Or 2&A Leg Or Two Too If It Wanted To As Well, So Well Crafted !!! I Would've Burned The Handle Then Leather Bounded The Handle&Bound In Leather The Axe Head Too !!! Yes This Is A True Old Time Warrior's Weapon, An Honored Warrior's Friend !!! Sharing This On My Facebook!!! Thank You !!!

You cut off the hard cutting edges of both axes, you put a weld on an impact tool, and you used a (small) live slab to make handle. It looks very nice I'll give you that much.

@poofpoof9940

2 жыл бұрын

What little of the hard edge remained 😅 edge retention might not be quite as good as original but i dont see why any of thatd be a problem with a functional show peice

@Jesse-mh4we

Жыл бұрын

​@@poofpoof9940 he's seen it a thousand times

Wow.!

It looks amazing, but the handle is kind of short for my liking!

And that are will keeeeeell!!!

cool !

What type and grit grinding wheel did you use? I have a heavy Guardian machete that is not even factory sharp. Just rough shaped in, 2 regular machetes, 2 sizes, some axes, a pick that has been blunted round from misuse, two metal wedges with mushroomed heads, shovels and other hand tools. Hands not steady with hand stones. One of the rectangular stones has 3 grooves on one one end. I think the stone is too large for them to be for hooks. Have one standard grinder motor and one that might be for hobby use or maybe small tools. Are there fine grit stones and honing wheels?

Sehr Geil Daumen Hoch und Abo dagelassen. Grüße aus Bayern👍😁

What type of wood did you make the handle out of ?

I wish I could do that.

You cut the hard steel bit off of the edge. It's merely a prop now.

@coppertopv365

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that too.. but that weld had to mess with temper, I dont think this will do good at all cuttin through Oak all day.

@gymmaniac

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one questioning this. Some heat treatment for the welding may be an idea too.

@aarondalton2223

2 жыл бұрын

@@-mkg6982 not on an ax

@aarondalton2223

2 жыл бұрын

@@-mkg6982 A steel bit about a half an inch wide is forge welded between two soft pieces of steel.

Cool build and cool idea, I would have made the handle longer though, do you think the weld would hold during hard chopping? I don’t know much about welding, serious angle grinder skills by the way.

@wrightfamily5625

2 жыл бұрын

If he would have tapered the steel , heated it to soften it to take a weld better, used a stick Welder because of the higher tensil strength of the weld, then reheat and quench then temper. It might hold then.

The piece will break if ever used much because of the way it was pieced together, the weld on the piece is not going to take repeated shocks that an axe normally takes.

@foxrobinson3582

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same. Its a heavy duty prop.

@foxrobinson3582

2 жыл бұрын

@@-mkg6982 awesome logic. So mostly means superior? So. As most people have herpes I should endeavour to get that too? Yeah,nah I'm good with solid forge no weld thanks.

Not sure how well that will hold up.

Neat idea for a double bit. Not sure about the shape of the handle tho.

Did this myself, couldn’t buy a double bit axe in the UK so I made one

@bobbyhempel1513

2 жыл бұрын

You can't buy a double bed ax in the UK? What's the reasoning behind that?

@cormacbailey775

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobbyhempel1513 savages ha ha

Good

Beaitiful

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

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Wie dümmlich müssen diese Nachbarn sein,wenn sie davon schockiert sind ?

Most of the bit was chipped away from the one axe, so unless you re tempered it I don't expect it to hold an edge.

Nice wall piece. I definitely would not use it for cutting wood or anything. Those welds will break eventually..

Já fiz há dois anos isso ..ficou legal, só não entendi porque os vizinhos ficaram chocados e ainda não viram...

Bravo , bel lavoro l'unica cosa che sono accette , e non asce. Le asce hanno la lama perpendicolare

Pretty nice idea! But it would be better for stability of the handle if you had used ashwood, not birch. Birch is good for furniture, but for toolhandels.

Awesome airloome tomatoes

Thorin Oakenshield would be proud if you.

Pravoo👍🏅good vry good

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

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👍👍👍👍

@diyprojects7868

2 жыл бұрын

😉

GREAT🙂

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2 жыл бұрын

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@davedavid9459

2 жыл бұрын

Mag seminar ako sa inyo Bk pwede thnks

I would have retained all the nicks and gouges. Would have made the final product more realistic, as though it had split more than its fair share of helmets.

definately needs more shocked neighbours....i didn't see one ?

Мужик!!!

Nice Axe...but for Handle Why Birch??? For an Axe you have to take Ash corewood👍👍👍

*Los vecinos impactados "son millones"*

The most important thing is to shock the neighbours..

@matt_matt757

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t see any neighbors being shocked.

Now keep in show case for ever 😄

If you use a steel round wedge. It’ll help spread the wood on the eye of the axe.

Отлично! Можно было его ещё оттянуть на кузне по горячему

Tha EFF happened to those axes? In all my days I've NEVER seen axes so badly damaged. Were they used to bust up rocks? Cool outcome though.

Shocked by an ax to the forehead shocked?😲...orrrrr, nevermind have a great day.

I would have re-forged them but it looks ok

I like it but i have doubts that a weld will hold up.

Ich hätte die beiden Axthäuser (Loch für Stiel) versetzt abgeschnitten.

Топорище нужно прямое и подлиньше, и тогда не только салат можно нарезать или дров ноколоть но и боевой поход сходить.

Quero hum