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I recommend investing a little time to make some tools to take advantage of the hardy hole in your anvil. The effort should pay for itself quickly by saving time, improving work efficiency, as well as reducing wear and tear on the anvil edges and your joints, both. Keep it up ! 😁
if you go on ebay and look for '' viking axe '' and look at the place of origin, its mostly eastern europe for the expensive hq ones and india for the rather cheap ones
@@theEikern123 there is no such thing as a 'Viking ' axe . Viking is a job description not a tribal name. Yes Norse Viking raiders used axes , so did a lot of people & most used the same style of fighting axe.
@HappyandAtheist that is true, the reasoin was because in scandinavia we didnt have so much large chunks of steel or iron, there were only flat pieces, so we had to forge weld them together to form an axe, and we used edge steel only on the edge to minimize the cost
Karl kruger Maybe its an ethnic Indian viking type of axe. Indian vikings may have used these axes in the early years. Who says the viking he is referring to came from Scandinavia. They may have come from Mumbai.
Very good brother I am impress your hard work job
Great skills.
Good job 👍👍
Great job🔥🔥🔥👍️👍️👍️👍️
Nice work👍
wow,love from spain
Few tools, lot of skills, bare feet
Well done
Buen trabajo te felicito desde España
I am ram 👨⚕📳
Skillful Indian forged in fire champion. Nice video
👍👍👍🙏
I recommend investing a little time to make some tools to take advantage of the hardy hole in your anvil. The effort should pay for itself quickly by saving time, improving work efficiency, as well as reducing wear and tear on the anvil edges and your joints, both.
Keep it up ! 😁
A cutting die (with an oil hardened edge) will cut faster and save wear on your anvil's working edges ... just one example.
Thanks.or videos dalo .
You should get some Borax washing soda to use as a flux for welding the looped end back onto the axe face.
mrMacGoover judging from how cold they work the steel I really don't think that they care about the quality.
@@matthewtomes9396 these are sold very cheap, used by daily labourers. Used very roughly. 2-3USD is the selling price.
How many prise in spring pati ase
Uttarakhand ki kulhari bna sakte ho kya
price
Bro price
Ese tipo porque usaria mascarilla en ese tiempo jja?¿ Kdjd
Ithu entha oor bro ?
How is that a 'Viking' axe?
if you go on ebay and look for '' viking axe '' and look at the place of origin, its mostly eastern europe for the expensive hq ones and india for the rather cheap ones
@@theEikern123 there is no such thing as a 'Viking ' axe . Viking is a job description not a tribal name. Yes Norse Viking raiders used axes , so did a lot of people & most used the same style of fighting axe.
@HappyandAtheist that is true, the reasoin was because in scandinavia we didnt have so much large chunks of steel or iron, there were only flat pieces, so we had to forge weld them together to form an axe, and we used edge steel only on the edge to minimize the cost
Wulfbert sword steel's origin was here.
Karl kruger Maybe its an ethnic Indian viking type of axe. Indian vikings may have used these axes in the early years. Who says the viking he is referring to came from Scandinavia. They may have come from Mumbai.