Forging a Colonial Axe
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- This is my take on forging a light weight, English "Colonial period" hewing axe using bowtie construction. Mild steel body, cutting edge is 1075.
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Beautiful art this is not axe this is wepon of Indian god I have not words about this craft your axe is not axe this is masterpiece...well done
You know what? The way you made this bowtie and folded it over to fit so perfectly is the coolest way to forge an axe that I've ever seen. 😀Love your work.
Thanks! Credit for the technique comes from Peter Ross who was kind enough to give me the starting dimensions. All the best
Very nice blacksmithing equipment!!!!!
That's the way to do it. Never saw a couple of your shaping tools before. I'll be making some and using them next time I forge an axe. Thanks.
Beautiful work! I am always impressed with the degree of accuracy and cleanliness that you forge with!
Alec Steele fancy seeing you here
Probably because he uses a power hammer
Hi Alec TGIF honey I love your work!
Alec Steele senpai say something
Hey Alec!
Intellectual and accuracy craftsman. Master piece of work. It's a treat to watch.
Master Craftsman with hands of a painter , 😊🥰🤗🙏
Sorry to dig up an old video, but literally everything is amazing, but your top tools are amazing-er. You are an amazing craftsman. Very inspiring work. Thank you for sharing!
As Alec said, always a perfect forge. My coffee scoop is treating the home well regularly. Cheers.
Rigonie That's very Good work your doing there!!! Thank you for sharing this with us!!!😇
Thats a dying breed of craftsmanship right there. I can listen to that sweet anvil ring all day.
Oliver66FarmBoy Why did you make all your videos private
Tinnitus will what you get hahaha
Oliver66FarmBoy what happened to all your videos?????
He made them all private because people did not respect his privacy and started to actually start rumors about him to people he does business with.
Jacob Schmidt that really sucks because he made awesome videos
thanks keeping it simple and clean and showing the process
Love your metal “Perfection” table.
Love watching this man working he surely is a very talented man plus I’ve never seen such a clean workshop 👍👏
ottimo lavoro grande maestria e competenza !
This is my 1st time seeing that kind of forging. I'm used to seeing Blacksmiths making a hole when they're making an axe. This one looks really nice.
Amazing work. Now I want to try this. I'll never do it as beautifully as you, though.
I enjoy watching the clean and efficient work. Very excellent.
Nice use of tools and equipment !.. And, of course planning, which is the essence of good smith work. !
The accessories USED TO shape and cut are interesting.
beautiful work!!! absolutely wonderful to watch.
Very nice and "simple" axe to forge, and one that can be used for a lifetime. Thank you for not covering the vid with crappy music too. Thank you.
Nicely done , using well preserve tools and superb craftsmanship ,
Well done sir...I forge a few similar axes by hand so I have a great appreciation for how this turned out..
Фантастика!!!красивый инструмент.красивая работа👍👍👍
This is My Fav Forged Axe on youtube , TFS !
Excellent, planning preparation 👍 well done
This is very good work I love the accuracy in your strikes and you’re really organized. Wonderful!
Hi,Professional technique
Absolutely amazing! Captions would be nice for those of us less in the know 😉
Terrific work & outstanding craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing this vid.
I agree with Alec 100%. Your work looks like its was almost machined rather than forged. You do very nice work. Lets see some more video :)
Thanks man, I'm working on building my new metal shop for the next few months but will get back to more videos early next year.
A very beautiful axe and a very nice video. Ty Sir for showing your skills.
سلام،🌹👍
Very good.
I love your work.
I am from Iran.
There is a whole lot of talent that went into creating that axe... but its just another axe that will forever leave the question, "was it made by man or machine?" Go Damascus!
Beautiful work.
Your attention to detail in remarkable in this video. I'd love to own on of these!
Boy do I wish I would learn the properties if metal!
I can currently duplicate this exact head out of any wood you want!
great to watch. such clean work from start to finish
Nice, simple but really effective.
Nice crisp rebound on that anvil!
MORE MORE MORE... PLEASE. Absolutely love your videos can't wait to see what you do next 👍
So exakt habe ich noch keinen schmieden sehn! Super.
Nice work, i love that 🔥🔥⚒👍😎
perfect job!
Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.
Excepcional guerreiro!! Tiro o meu chapéu pra você.
Very clean technique and looks to be well built
Who the hell gives this a thumbs down??? Thumbs up from me. Nice and clean work.
Nice job
Nice work, clean !
clean looking anvil an sounds good also. great build in joyed the video!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful axe work John!
one of the things on my list to try.
Interesting how you made that! Looks like a very good axe! Thank you.
I would love to be able to master this craft, some things just aren't meant to be lol great job 👍🏴🇬🇧
this is fantastic like your so accurate
Beautiful.
Very nice work
In my opinion, this is the optimal light axe head. Not a hammer, fairly light compare to the cuttingedge and size in general. the handle is very stable in the head.
magnificient! a meister makes it look like women and children can do this!
Well done top work matey.
Well done ! 👍
Beautiful!!
Turned out great!
I hope your doing this for a living Great job !!
Nice work man. Beautiful axe!
Very nice! Was that the actual weld you showed? It didn't look like it was even near a welding heat :) What did you use for edge steel?
+Torbjörn Åhman Thanks, my anvil is near my shop doors, so the lighting is a little off. It was at welding and was on it's third forge welding pass. I don't like to take it to sparking, just hot yellow with it smoking from the borax. 1075 for the edge, mild steel for the body.
John Rigoni Great! Will try this technique some day. Looks like fun!
Hej Torbjörn!
This is great
This was amazing
very nice work
thanks bro and like
Awesome! Nice Vid. Brother! Thanks for posting this one:)
Nice weld!
BEAUTIFUL, clean work man. Love it
🎬 Excellent 📹 Video 🎥! _ Congratulations! 👍 🇧🇷
work of art !
Some nice work there....................Cheers
Very good job 👍👌, but my concern is you are not wearing gloves sometimes. Take care
Nice!👍
Good job,,,,,,,,,SUPER JOB,,,,,,,,,,,
Great job!!! Could you do a video where you forge a medieval sword please?
Wow, superb work. Love your tools.
I'm currently doing what I can to learn this method. Absolutely brilliant video!
perfect job chap i messed up the cutting edge on my first one and still nowhere near as good as this on number 7
Makes it look easy
While some "craftsmen" are engaged in all sorts of elven toothpicks, sane blacksmiths make a solid instrument.
Interesting skills
That is awesome. Turned out beautiful as well 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent work..
your doing nice work friend
very nice
Very nice
I just subcribe to your channel you really make quality axes
I cut trees for a living sometimes and I use axes when I am chopping trees down
I friend gave me an old axe that the opening for the handle is round so you just slide the handle and if the handle breaks you could just make another handle from a tree branch and it's ready to go
I'm going to post it on my channel right now so you could see
I would like to have another axe like the one that my friend gave me it's as I easy to replace the handle
thanks for replying back
you got my respect man
it's hard to find quality tools now days
keep up the good work
Very good
Tis a thing of great beauty.
This video ended way too early. epic axe!
hola amigo felicitaciones artesanía pura realmente manejas muy bien tu trabajo atte. desde Alerce región de los lagos chile.
immediate sub
Top tier CZcams smiths commenting 👌
Thank you