Axe Transformation | Making a Viking-style carving axe out of a cheap 10$ axe
Hi friends! In this video, I turn a cheap $10 hardware store ax into a beautiful Viking-style carving axe
Have fun with the video!
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Best regards!
Nico
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some of my Gear in this video:
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angle grinder: amzn.to/3ZIQ29k
grinding system: amzn.to/3ZKrVXS
Titebond glue: amzn.to/3QOewd4
japanese saw: amzn.to/3XyzXRW
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Servus Nico ✌🏻 Super Arbeit, das Beil sieht echt gut aus 👏🏻 Grüße Andi 🤙🏻
nice work, Your work shop is over the top nice Godbless
Hi 78dwk ! Thank you for your great compliment. I am very honored. Best regards! Nico
a very nice ax. I wish I had it, I'd be happy to chop wood. Thanks for watching this beautiful video.
Watching this video made me appreciate even more what it took Peter Jackson's crew to create the weaponry for LOTR - knowledge, imagination, craftsmanship and dedication. Well done.
Hello Julie! Thank you for your words! Building things that would one day be used as props in a Peter Jackson film would be a highlight of my life. However, I think that will remain a dream forever! 😃 Best regards!
Man, you're gonna blow up if you're making such crazy and talented works like this, keep on it and be safe
Hello and thank you for this huge compliment and your great support. Your comment encourages me a lot! Best regards! Nico
exceptional job
Отличный вариант ! Круто .
Sehr gut gemacht, Kompliment!👍 War das Absicht, daß der Axtkopf nach der Bearbeitung in etwa die Form einer Franziska hat?
Hey Heiko! Danke für das Lob, ich habe mich sehr gefreut! 😀 Es war nicht unbedingt mit Absicht. Da ich in meiner Sammlung tatsächlich auch eine echt Franziska habe, könnte es sein, das ich mich im Unterbewusstsein für diese Form entschieden habe. Auf jeden Fall lässt sich dieses kleine Beil auch hervorragend als Wurfaxt benutzen. 👍Grüße! Nico
Das die Kleine sich gut werfen lässt, glaube ich dir sofort. Und sieht auch noch fast historisch korrekt aus; darüber, daß bei der Franzi der Stiel in einem anderen Winkel steht, schweigen wir mal dezent Ich bin leider nicht in Weida auf dem Mittelaltermarkt Ende März, sonst könnte man ein Bier trinken und ne Runde labern
Очень даже хорошо......!
Brilliant job. By the way, what was that boiling stuff in the pot?
Hello and thank you for the great compliment. In the pot was vinegar at 25% acid. I boiled the ax head in it for about 10 minutes to give the steel a natural patina. (Protection against rust) Greetings! Nico
I do like the axe but was distracted by your shop it’s something else,I’m not sure completely what exactly your primary mode of work is, cabinet maker? You’re not a diy guy for sure. I am excited to see what you do next, good stuff!
Hello and thank you for your great words, I was very happy about it. Especially about the interest in my little workshop! The conversion of this ax was one of my first projects in this shop. I spent the last year building and furnishing this room from 2 old garages. My goal was to set up a visually traditional workshop with modern technology and tools. By the way, I'm a mechatronics engineer. 😉Best regards! Nico
Super tare 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🍯
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