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Great job restoring a beautiful piece of history and a useful tool that will continue to serve anyone who is fortunate enough to own it. The only qualm I have is, why would you discard the original handle? I have salvaged far worse that have survived for years of hard use. It would have been preferable in my opinion had in been in as close to original condition as possible. Aside from that personal preference, Amazing work! 👍🏻

WOW, you used the wrench wrong

Super cool video I appreciate the information that you shared with us!! Really enjoyed it

Please wear gloves my guy

That sure looks nice.

how long did this take to make? Im thinking of making one but I'm working with a time constraint.

That would make a really nice leather marking tool. Wish I had a forge. Very nice.

I’d probably cut it off. Great video I learned a lot from you thanks for sharing it with us.

From what I understand, the date stamp on the bottom is the date the warranty ran out. So, the date of mfr is five years previous to the date stamp.

Great video, thanks!

Very cool! I want one. I bet if you use 2 they would make great chopsticks.

Dustin sorry to use familiarity with you but “you’re good!!!” 🙂

NICE 🤙

Very cool project and a nicely edited and filmed video. Would be really cool to make one out of cable damascus

Always enjoy your efforts and videos thanks for keeping craftsmanship alive

Is that how the black nights did their armour? Baking in the oil?

I make them out of wood. I carve Scandinavian inspired eating utensils for camping or daily use. One of my main sellers is what I call “Scandi Meat Spikes. Forks are new historically speaking. The wood ones came first because metal was expensive. Great video as usual. 🎸🔪

Great video as usual but for the sake of your back buddy raise up that anvil a bit you look to be a tall dude like me that hunching is not great on you. Keep the videos coming !!!

Hi Dustin!! Very nice spike. I have got one but I bought it because I can’t forged it. But I am happy with it. Congratulations my friend, your finish is fantastic.

Thanks for the build, AOC ! Luv the "old look" with modern methods. A pretty cool opening scene for the build (had the 8 yr old in all of us charging out with you !).

Both axe builds are at the bottom of the list because they're just historically inaccurate AF

Battle axes didn't have wood splitting axe handles, the other guy that made a Viking axe made the same mistake. You should check out Shadiversity or scholagladitoria for more information on historically accurate battle axe information

👌 (Now I want to try a laminated handle) Pretty work once again, Thx!

Awesome video and channel. Does the heat from the grinding affect the temper of the cutting edge?

Cant wait to “get the hang of this” for myself one day.

I browned my tomahawk handle with my butane torch and burned some black rings in the handle and flame hardened the part that fits in the head. I then have coated it with BLO.

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Great design, great build

Love the axe. I’m half Norwegian and have a large collection of Scandinavian knives and hatchets. Love the channel. 🎸🔪

PEFECTS para arrancar scaques de humanos 😂😬👍👍

I can't...

Sweet! I have a broken ax head that could easily become something similar! That opening is fantastic 😁👍

Can you send the template?

I bought that same VFD but it didnt come with a forward reverse switch on it

A good tip is to add a drop of washing up liquid, it makes it flow better by breaking the surface tension of the water. Also get plenty of it on so it has time to soak or it will just dry on the surface and easily rub off.

Its feel good to see a "messy" workshop full of tools, materials, dirt and other stuff. Reminds me of my grandpa's place (and my father's and mine as well). Many YT channels has workshops too clean and feels a little staged to me. The axe is real nice and the intro was great.

Always wanted to figure out how people balanced stones so precariously on one another. Much obliged for both your teachings and making sure to put the stones back after you were done with them. Now I need to try making a rock Voltron out of my collection in my back yard to see if it works out. 😂

You should make on but blue it would look soooo cool

Super cool, looks great. Keep it up!👍

Hatchet at best or a glorified cleaver. Looks good, but will it last?

Why didn’t you do it the Viking way, I used fire to color the wood it looks way better and much more vibrant.

Epic intro!!! And one fine looking axe!!

Great build! I think I need a Devon. 😜. That opening sequence is epic!

For etching a design I've always liked to use a resist stencil (vinyl, wax, nail polish, even electrical tape) and current run through a dauber with salty water grounded through the piece. Works very quickly, is easy and cheap, and gives a little more natural feel while still being accurate.

Instructions unclear, I ended up restoring power to Rome.

This is why you drill before hardening

Average American when he discovers he is 1/16th Swedish.

Hello, it's always a pleasure to see your creations in Paris!!!

Dustin, that axe looks amazing! So well done! You've inspired me to make my own.

beautiful axe and cool video!