Incredible Process of Making Wooden Axe | Traditional Folded Axes | Axe Making
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Incredible Process of Making Wooden Axe | Traditional Folded Axes | axe making | Traditional folded axes | Blacksmith making axe | axe making by hand | Wooden axe making | axe making factory | how to make axe | process of making survival hunting axe from rusted rail track | wood working
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i know an old fella who makes wooden axes and tomahawks. After a lifetime of working in the timber industry and now retired, he fills his final days with his passion for wood. Axe head, handle and wedge all wood, beautiful workmanship. (Toona ciliata, some works of art. Others of Grevilia robusta.) Edit addit, All Works of Art !
Respect to the forge press guys. 🤙🏻
Amazing work and artistry. Who needs to buy imported "factory" made axeswhen there are local material and craftsmen available to build such a simple tool.
Dudes smashing shit with a sledgehammer in slippers 😂
Seeing many of these videos, I came to conclusion that people in Pakistan hate shoes, chairs, tables, finished and painted walls and clean clothes.
В законодательстве Пакистана написано: если что-то сделал - брось это на землю!))
Very cool I love seeing things repurposed
Ça travaille en gougounnes ! :-)
All that skill then the dufus blunting it again at the end 😅
That bit was strange.
Dad has a sharpening business right out front.
Amazing speed and skills
watching from the philippines....
Magníficos artesanos!
Anyone notice the hot spot from grinding after it was heat treated
Они потом снова закалили режущую кромку.
I mean it's railroad tracks, they won't get very hard anyways
could be due to that some of them are heated up too much causing them to get to hard and brittle,
If you come in Romania with another 3 friends i guarantee you that will have a real decent life with that skills!
Your video's are awesome!!
Glad you like them!💝
What do you call that hammer? I want it
OSHA would be going nuts now.
First world issue....
They couldn’t give a stuff about o s h a
OSHA is nuts
Can you make a axe in my design ?
From the thumbnail picture I thought you were forging a giant axe head! LOL
Ótimo trabalho,bom para rachar lenha🇧🇷
Why do you use your foot to make the handles?
In order for the wood to be aromatic, it should not rot.
😅😂😅😂😅😅😂😅 it will stink
hot forging is the most relaxing of all to watch.
Imagine freestyling on a table saw, cutting a round object that you’re holding in your hands. And then the guy tosses it into a stack and you realize he’s done it 30 times today without loosing any fingers. I’m not that brave
They made them better in my country 200yrs ago.
lol
How are the rails so brittle?? I tried breaking steel how they do it, but it seems european steels are too tough...
Incredible work and incredible talent 👏 🙌 👌
*_Nice Video_*
Good
Super der hat keine Hornaut mehr Fusspflege gespart😄
Checking at concrete surface? 🤣🤣🤣
Right out of the stone age. I was wondering why my axe handles smell like feet.
Stone age did not have any iron tools at all. All weapons or tools had obsidian shards at edges.
@@ComboMuster sounds about right and thanks for taking my statement literally....😉
@@timtaylor8557 oh... 😁😁😁
Я бы купил такой топор! Где можно купить?
Great videos very skilled workers
Для начала железного века.
I always love the OSHA aporoved sandals
OSHA ? That's a US body. This is overseas. They are not soft and well fed like Yanks.
@@peterbird3932 It was probably a joke.
Шпеатровый топор
Привет 18 век!
@user-dr7zn2fi9w у кого у нас? У нас на ДВ по другому, если у тебя так, то это твои проблемы. Москва тут никуда не уперлась
Order करना है कैसे करे बताईए
Love how they show the absolute worst working conditions on the planet but never the body count those conditions rack up.
Just because you’re unskilled doesn’t mean they are.
@@rolandmenero6490placing a foot on a piece of wood running on a lathe isn’t skill. It’s just bodily risk because their employers care so little for their safety that they do not provide them with work stations off of the floor. A single tool rest would remove the need for them to place themselves in dangerous situations to properly control the tool.
@@oktavious1137 Spoken like an unproductive bafoon.
@@rolandmenero6490risking serious injury by skipping easy safety measures doesn’t make you a skilled badass. It makes you a slave or a moron.
@@oktavious1137 Do you have firsthand knowledge of the people in this video?
Que medidas de seguridad tienen?
They made axe handle round. I assume,they will later make it oval.
Not everyone uses oval axes.
@@fbksfrank4 yes,the ones,who never uses the axe..
Typ dawnej manufaktury. Nie potrzeba ogromnej fabryki i linii produkcyjnych z tysiącami ludzi. W ten sposób można również wyprodukować wspaniałe rzeczy.
Quite clever about using a tube to hold the wood whilst it's being worked
BattelAx. Dwarf like.
I can't believe China can't undercut these guys.
OK👍
QC is just amazing.
Finest Axes in the World right there.
great art and too much hard work
Thank you! Cheers!
Imagine what these guys would be capable of if you gave them a table to work off of.
they would not work one bit better. This how they live.
They would work under the table!
Its a Tomahawk!!
These folks and their feet
Se lavará los pies antes de acostarse😮😮😮????
Zero kalite😂😂😂😂
Oy…safety means nothing to these folks. Nothing.
Using metal to make a ''wooden Axe'' is cheating.
a wooden axe... as usefull as a wooden stove... think before you write a text...
Quality control complete waste of time. 😂
Very crude conditions. Everything gets tossed to the floor. Not one work table? Really? Why not? Why do these people NEVER have a clean work place? Not ONE pair of safety glasses even for the grinders. Everything is always dirty. It’s like the whole place HAS TO BE FILTHY!
Wrong cutting shape, wrong paint, wrong sharpening, round wood and not oval. After the test on the rotten wood you can clearly see that the edge broke. A useless and dangerous tool.
Poor folks, got poor ways! Not everyone has the same access to things as you do.
@@howard9389 We do not accept that they have bad manners. Men who work and even work hard I have complete respect for them. But the ax is not a decorative tool. It is a utility tool and for many who buy it it is a daily use tool for this reason it must be robust. I am also poor and do not have access to luxury axes but I do not play with my tools.
Bad paint? You must have had the wrong video…🧐
Knew it wouldn't be long before an American turned up and told the world how to do it
@@nifty3000 I am not American, there is no way an American could make a quality hand tool. I think that the leading people in handmade and not only are the Japanese. Everything that comes out of the hands of a Japanese craftsman is not only beautiful but also perfect.
Rail track iron is low quality garbage.
I've seen where it's been used for springs in similar workshops in Pakistan where it's not the right type of steel being too elastic and making for soggy springs. Yet beggars can't be choosers.
@@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044 There are plenty of scrapped cars there, plenty of spring steel.
Great to watch other cultures mass production...
Toujours l'esclavage moderne ! Le propriétaire ne peut-il pas acheter des vêtements de travail et des gants à ses ouvriers ? Certains n'ont même pas de chaussures ou sandales. Pauvres travailleurs!