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This hatchet head was from the flea market. 10$. This handle was inspired by many tools from the late 1800's.. wood is rose wood... the handle is cold rolled steel.
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@davidjames2788 8 лет назад

If you listen closely, you can hear wranglerstar developing an ulcer.

@brandon2076 8 лет назад

HAHA!!

@brandon2076 8 лет назад

Good one sir!

@darcksage1 8 лет назад

AH!

@DavidWaeldervideo 8 лет назад

gimp cage creaks open

@TheBladeSickness 8 лет назад

But is it worse than the fiskars axe handle? We need a wrangerstar tool head to head, old vs new, to find out.

@dougpichler501 8 лет назад

Good job Jimmy. My favorite part was when you used a drill and the metal band saw to turn down the steel rod stock. Never seen that before!

@ElTamauro 8 лет назад

what makes you the best are not only your skills, but the fact that the things you make are just beautiful... a pleasure to watch you, as usual.

@craftedworkshop 8 лет назад

Amazing work, as always. You are the most inspiring individual on RU-vid to me.

@RefinerSimilitude 8 лет назад

I love how art meets function on this channel

@AndrewSetters 8 лет назад

That's an awesome project. Makes me think of an old buck knife with wooden scales.

@49cfr 8 лет назад

Yes! Exactly.

@cmr2079 8 лет назад

I had that same thought. It would be awesome if they still made their knives this well.

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

Thank you Brother!

@MrSinner86 8 лет назад

Got a old norlund hatchet from my dad a few months ago. I am in the process of making a new handle and refinishing and polishing the head. thanks for the great videos. Inspired me to redo this hatchet for my dad. keep up the great work man.

@Nickaburt 8 лет назад

This totally inspired me to (finally) make the handle for an M4 bayonet my grandpa gave me... I'm halfway through and am reminded of how skilled Jimmy is... Back to it...

@szezone 8 лет назад

Whenever Jimmy feels like want to remove some of his arm hair, he just makes a new axe

@xxnathanielllxx9192 8 лет назад

lmao

@maltheraskbentsen3988 7 лет назад

szezone lol

@rajsing2178 7 лет назад

Malthe Rask Bentsen

@rajsing2178 7 лет назад

Malthe Rask Bentsen

@danielcordova265 6 лет назад

Eso fail cochino

@Yardoun 8 лет назад

Now that is a bad ass Axe! Love the videos keep up the great work Jimmy!

@SethAve 8 лет назад

more like badaxe

@Kihidokid 8 лет назад

its obviously a hatchet 😂😂

@JackTheDeergal 8 лет назад

It's a hand-axe, not a hatchet. Hatchets have square heads

@armouredoutlaw1537 8 лет назад

+Jack Hadaki does it really matter, to many people a hatchet is a short handled axe

@poja82 7 лет назад

yes it matters, to many people many things are innacurate, lets become more knowledgeable and not more like many people.

@nachiketkulkarni6199 8 лет назад

I started off with Make:.. Went on to Jimmy Diresta.. And now.. Its Jimmy -> Hammered -> Dirty Money -> Trash to Cash... Damn, I am hooked !!!

@MarkLindsayCNC 8 лет назад

Damn! That looks fantastic, Jimmy! I do love that rosewood. Bet it feels nice and warm compared to that steel. Respect, Brother!

@MrCoaster36 8 лет назад

Jimmy for president! Just give him a band saw and he will make the world a better place!

@MacroMachines 8 лет назад

*and a dirty hatchet head

@Hellsong89 8 лет назад

Well beats all the other candidates... thought huge ass asteroid might be tough one to beat, in more sane states...if there is any...

@AndyBirkeyMaker 8 лет назад

Man, that thing just looks like it would be a pleasure to hold in your hand....great looking lines, Jimmy. Cheers!

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

Tx bro!!

@siamax1 8 лет назад

+jimmydiresta I didn't know u reply to ur viewers omg I'll become a fan boy BTW fantastic hatchet handle its perfect !

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

+Muhammed Ibrahim hahah thank you !!

@siamax1 8 лет назад

+jimmydiresta OMG CAN I DIE I got replied😎 BTW I am from Pakistan if u don't know where it is search it

@AndyBirkeyMaker 8 лет назад

Muhammed Ibrahim Don't die, dude!

8 лет назад

You have no idea how much inspires me, see your videos is like an injection of creativity in my life. Thanks for everything mr DiResta. ;)

@protect.your.digits.creations 8 лет назад

Jimmy I'm scouring the "Island " for garage sales and old tools and stuff , as I stated in my first RU-vid video you and David have reignited the spark of creativity in me ... That is one great hatchet you have created there. And as always .....Protect Your DIGITS...............................YOBFAM..............Gregg

@SethAve 8 лет назад

last time I was this early Hillary still had those emails.

@Retroweld 8 лет назад

That's a work of art Jimmy! Has to be one of my favorite videos of yours. Awesome!!

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

+RetroWeld thank you brother!

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Dido! that was sweet!

@MicSokol 8 лет назад

Handle looks far better than the hatchet itself...a DIRESTA made hatchet would do it justice. Great work btw...

@alsmith1025 8 лет назад

This guy is amazing. The skills he has is out of this world.

@SomeRandoooo 8 лет назад

Why didn't you clean up the axe head? The handle is nice and clean, but the head is a bit dirty.

@NitrousDiecast 8 лет назад

Thats what she said

@bogartXXVll 8 лет назад

OWNED!!!

@FlatsRequiem27 8 лет назад

Possibly for the contrast. But partly because he really likes rusty tools.

@erebusaeon6945 8 лет назад

I like the look, it really is a good contrast. It's really up to the maker, both provide results of being pretty.

@AstronomyWales 8 лет назад

Normally I've got no problem with using an old axe head or whatever. But this time it would have been nice to see a new or fully refurbished to like new part.

@karloflaherty 8 лет назад

i can hear Wranglerstar crying from here!

@bobdickweed 8 лет назад

Wranglerstar blocked me for asking a question about kids ?? he said kids in a video ...but he only has Jack...maybe he has a family from before. (ex wife and kids) he is a strange man

@TheChipmunk2008 8 лет назад

He's weird

@matthewrichards7621 8 лет назад

+Eye Toldyoosso That may have been Mrs. Wranglerstar. She is really big on privacy. In their book, she said she was reluctant to do anything on RU-vid to begin with because she thought everyone would figure out where they lived and other personal details. If you were blocked early on in the channel, it was probably because she still didn't trust/know how RU-vid works. It's still pretty extreme to block you for that though. Just a thought.

@matthewrichards7621 8 лет назад

+Kevin Dumais So that's Mount Adams in the background?

@jonslife3533 7 лет назад

I've noticed he likes to bash most anything that isn't a 200 dollar Axe , ash handled or beyond rare or old ...

@9009matorres 8 лет назад

I don't know anything about blacksmithing but I really like that technique where you get the pegs red hot and then hammer them in to hold your pieces together

@breakdanceexpress 8 лет назад

I like that you left the head in used condition this time. nice contrast to the new handle.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

PERFECT!

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

Thank you !!

@doughenry2828 6 лет назад

Laura Kampf🔪

@ConstructIcon 8 лет назад

Awesome Original Axe Design!!

@moysesfleal 7 лет назад

Friend! DIRESTA is the best! Amazing how you turn things around! Perfect! Thank you for being a fantastic professional!

@ronthacker211 8 лет назад

JD... you never cease to impress me... and/or amaze me. Great job.

@juanzero1296 8 лет назад

How could people be commenting 2 days ago if it was released a minute ago?

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

Patron fans get to see early, thank you!

@MaybeDave 8 лет назад

I like tequila, but you made ME wait?!

@calholli 8 лет назад

because math is myth

@jacksonjohnson2132 8 лет назад

+jimmydiresta hey thats cool and all but u cant cut down a tree with that thing lol jk here that on the podcast

@DrDeejay89 8 лет назад

Aw I thought it was meant just to shave forearms...

@IaKhanic 8 лет назад

wait you forgot to put your name on it!!!

@dpmakestuff 8 лет назад

The wooden wedge was my favourite part haha! You have the market cornered on beautiful axes my friend! Great build.

@LizardKingTF2Halo174 7 лет назад

I love how rustic the head looks combined with the shine of the handle. It looks like it has seen work!

@MakeSomething 8 лет назад

That is beautiful!!

@nigelbeaumont1109 3 года назад

The Steel Rivets joining the Steel handle could have been better.... Countersink too deep or not swaging the rivets deep or mushroomed enough...

@MakeSomething 3 года назад

@@nigelbeaumont1109 don't.

@ManKarenKC 8 лет назад

I'm amazed with your work, I would like to be like you 😊😊😊 I just found you and I already watched a lot of your videos. (Sorry, I can't speak English well)

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

+Karen Castañeda thank you !!!!

@TrustinTimber 8 лет назад

Jimmy, I love you man. Your videos never disappoint me, they inspire me, and they keep getting better and better. Long live the king.

@guitar24789 8 лет назад

all your videos make me wanna go out in garage practice making stuff the quality of your work is amazing truly inspired

@geraldbrooks2763 8 лет назад

question; if you made a steel handle, why not just weld the head on? i know youre not planning on using the hatchet ( which looks badass) every day but there looks like there are gaps around the wedge front and back. so it would work its way out eventually. or would it have been stronger to drill through the head and rivet it directly to the handle. seems like that would work on metal but not wood. i have a few old axe bits so i think ill try.

@geraldbrooks2763 8 лет назад

not an axe nerd, just an honest question.

@andregross7420 8 лет назад

Axe heads are a high carbon steel and can be hard to weld. Welds don't always hold up well to shocks, and can crack. A pin through the side of the axe will loosen, because the hole in the side of the handle will oval out and become larger. Some do that with hammers and they never stay tight.

@geraldbrooks2763 8 лет назад

+Andre Gross thank you.

@metallitech 8 лет назад

I was thinking why not press-fit the head on after heating it.

@alexchulzhanov 8 лет назад

You would ruin the temper on the ax head. That and they are dissimilar metals, which don't weld together very well. You'd probably have to solder it together and that would ruin the temper as well.

@bigfishboss2103 8 лет назад

if you were a kid who had no tools and wanted to restore old rusty ones what would you buy first>?

@SK8BANDANA 8 лет назад

Some crack.

@vdml 8 лет назад

sandpaper

@JakeScar5 8 лет назад

Soak the tools on some white vinegar for a day or so. #jimmytip

@bambuaraujo8853 8 лет назад

memes

@juanzero1296 8 лет назад

Anti-rust? Sandpaper? Sandblaster? I would use a friend's sandblaster, or buy a sandblasting nozzle for an air compressor. Also, as a side note, you can buy tools, but you can't buy skill, so start with the small stuff.

@oOMonkeyMagicOo 8 лет назад

Always amazed at how quick the hair grows back on your arm! And at your skills of course!

@csjudgement6012 6 лет назад

4:04 Is that a Rotten cheese?

@JIDF_TaskForce 7 лет назад

what is the purpose of heating the pins before inserting, I would think they would shrink as they cool and not fit properly.

@FireGuy90 7 лет назад

razdrazchelloveck it's so he can hammer them into a rivet, or 'peen' them. The shrinkage you mention is minor, and by upsetting the metal he is compressing it down its length to make a tight joint. They used to put together ships hulls in a similar fashiob

@bigredc222 6 лет назад

Electric welding came into use in the early to mid 1900s, before that, any time two pieces of steel had to be joined, they used rivets, sometimes bolts and nuts, but mostly rivets. When a hot rivet cools it gets tighter, pulling the metal together. Bucker up.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6pbYYs3P91E.html

@HercoVanDyk 8 лет назад

I see so many people complaining about the noise in the video... Welcome to Diresta's world! To us, it IS music!

@jamieroberts6345 8 лет назад

I'm enjoying the fact that this piece of work will have axe-nerds heads exploding. I like it. Thanks for the video Jimmy

@rojovz 8 лет назад

Did you seriously forget to put your name on the axe?

@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP 8 лет назад

How much for the Steel Hatchet my friend :)

@michaelkartman3543 4 года назад

csknives2140 bold of you to make such assumptions

@mattriddell8983 8 лет назад

Both the tool and the video lived up to my expectations. Nice work, Jimmy.

@misterpurist1040 8 лет назад

After all these years, you never cease to impress Jimmy !!

@user-ul9ik3rh4k 6 лет назад

اذ في اسعودي لايك خان نشوف كم واحد

@AthbAlwerd 6 лет назад

خلواد للعطوي مرحبا مليون ببني عطية

@user-uv2mq4ig2l 6 лет назад

خلواد للعطوي ممكن مصرى سعودى

@user-jn4nv1bh3n 6 лет назад

خلواد للعطوي عراقي

@user-yq7ky2rz4j 6 лет назад

إذا في بنقالي لايك 😘😘😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛

@mizanhaker390 7 лет назад

you are grit👌👌👌👌👌👌

@johnnyfettslem7439 7 лет назад

Mizan Haker What grit? I like finer ones bit that's my opinion

@Docstantinople 6 лет назад

The wood inserts really send this thing over the top. Really cool.

@Nathankinamorh 8 лет назад

Love how you are experimenting more with the camera angles now aswell. That above wide shot of you infront of your shop was fantastic.

@altivodz6906 7 лет назад

cadê os Br nessa porra

@johnnyblack3246 6 лет назад

don4doni nato Aki krl

@ReaperWoodworks 8 лет назад

Just when I think I have a favorite Diresta build you put out a new video. Amazing as usual. Looks like it would be insanely comfortable to work with.

@AndreChaosweapon 8 лет назад

this is not a tool anymore, it's a piece of art!

@thomasrbishop8736 8 лет назад

You are one-of-a-kind Craftsman, Thank you.

@BruceAUlrich 8 лет назад

Man, I love this so much! I was worried when you drew it up that the curve where your hand goes would be too much, but I love it. Also, the little angular jog at the back of the head is a nice design with the angles in the axe head. Nice job!

@RedBeardCarpentryWoodworks 8 лет назад

Your not a maker, your an ARTIST!! Fantastic Work!! Beautiful time lapse shots aswell!! MUCH RESPECT!!!!

@ziptieaffair9806 8 лет назад

That turned out exceptional. I like how seamless the wood inserts look!

@ScottHaun 8 лет назад

It is so cool to see this come to life after seeing you brainstorm and sketch ideas

@irritablearchitect 8 лет назад

Jimmy one-ups himself, demonstrating that only he has the balls to put a wood wedge into a steel handle. Amazing.

@jimmydiresta 8 лет назад

+irritablearchitect hahaha yes little troll bait.

@irritablearchitect 8 лет назад

No trolling, sir. Pure respect.

@WoodenCreationz 8 лет назад

Love the walnut handle.. Really makes it pop!

@DamianoZerneri 8 лет назад

A Diresta classic (and a masterpiece of course)

@WildmanTech 8 лет назад

Jimmy, your videos are absolutely captivating...and I can't figure out why. Admittedly, I'm a fan of you and the work you do, but I'm talking about production quality. There's something going on here that I'm not sure can be taught. I'll keep watching and making my own and maybe it will come to me eventually. Great job and thanks!

@danthemakerman 8 лет назад

Your attention to detail is awesome Jimmy, loved the chamfer to the inside of the bolsters, such a nice detail. Amazing and inspiring work as always.

@lancesimcox6348 8 лет назад

WOW !!! didn't think you could top the aluminium handle, but you have, that's stunning

@MrUltralove 8 лет назад

unbelievable piece of art and craftsmanship

@VinnyDead666 7 лет назад

Jimmy DiResta you get me into woodworking thank you soooo much

@jpwoodwork 8 лет назад

WOW Jimmy, that thing is just BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!

@FishyBoi1337 8 лет назад

The only thing I love more than these are tool restoration vids, love all of your vids though!

@racks27 7 лет назад

WATCHED HIM MAKE THE FIREMAN'S AXE,NO DOUBT N THE WORLD!!! AWESOME CRAFTSMANSHIP!! I HAVE 6 RELATIVES THAT R SMOKE EATERS ,2 OF THEM RETIRED, ON THEIR RETIREMENT, THEY RECEIVED A AXE ,JUST THE SAME AS HE MADE ,WOULD HAVE BEEN HONORED TO JUST HOLD IT 4 A MINUTE, AWESOME WORK

@zanebanks1530 8 лет назад

Diresta, you make it look so easy! Thank you for sharing your talent for us to enjoy.

@jimmylovesbikes 8 лет назад

I just keep watching your vids and pick up tips along the way that help in other projects. Awesome.

@mlubecke 8 лет назад

That is gorgeous.... I would be honored to have something like that... You are truly an amazing artist... Wow.

@nicholasniedens536 8 лет назад

That's the sweetest piece of axe I've ever seen!

@emjayw3018 8 лет назад

that's one sweet small Axe, awesome work and one terrific work of art. Very old time "Bucks" wooden inlays looks sweet.

@andreibarra2451 7 лет назад

man I like this guy cause he does the things I dream of. since I'm only 14 the only tools in my house is hammer and a screw driver. I mostly just look for junk I CAN scrap to make something.

@eliasmason2253 8 лет назад

That drone shot of him in shorts wearing crockes is hilarious 😂

@archbishop8719 8 лет назад

Beautiful, Jimmy! Could watch it all day!!!

@baleavitt 8 лет назад

Gorgeous work! I especially enjoyed the shots of your property. It's a beautiful place

@3wetpaint 8 лет назад

never stop uploading jimmy

@SolonAlves 8 лет назад

Hey Jimmy, I always accompany your work and I like the originality . I think you should keep putting your name in the videos . I know people complain much of that feeling that you want to "appear" . But the quality of his work , I think an excellent measure of protection. Congratulations for the work !.

@mrflipsy97 8 лет назад

The amount of detail. Salute

@AdamonfireXMX 8 лет назад

Seriously. That's gorgeous.

@Badgerworkshop 8 лет назад

most beautiful axe i have ever seen.

@jasol1759 8 лет назад

The hammering sound tho. it's... mesmerizing.

@warlord3618 8 лет назад

Jimmy, I admire your work enough! It was very good!

@InformationIsTheEdge 8 лет назад

Thoroughly enjoyable. Jimmy, that is some excellent work.

@supernewuser 8 лет назад

Beautiful handle. I really like the look of that wood when it's lighter and has a more walnut appearance to it. The real dark stain still looks quite good.

@coryleed 8 лет назад

Jimmy...you never cease to amaze me!! I love watching you make this stuff!! Keep these cool videos coming buddy!! Awesome job!

@Mullicamanufactory 8 лет назад

A thing of beauty! I love the wedge material reversal for keeping the head on. Awesome work as always Jimmy!

@bradpatrick3796 8 лет назад

I think it would be cool to add a timer to these videos. Something that tracks how many hours you put into each project, from start to finish. I think a lot of people don't realize how long it really takes.

@kimsauer9056 6 лет назад

This man is a wizard with the bandsaw

@bigpete4227 8 лет назад

Ok I admit that was pretty cool. At first I thought you were thinking to far outside the box but, fair enough, that was really cool.

@Killian2009 7 лет назад

Peps if you do attempt to build it, keep it for the display as it will ruin your wrist joints. The handle have to be made of material with anti-vibration properties. Looks Amazing!

@vladamake403 8 лет назад

Jimmy, do you knowhow much i learned from your vids? Thanks man for everything you do, Its been a pleasure watching true wizard at work :)

@chrisconley3579 8 лет назад

Let the hate flow from the other idiots, this is cool as hell. Beautiful work and great to see you finding reasons to use the bridgeport!

@DavidPlass 8 лет назад

Beautiful functional work of art. I could watch your videos all day long!

@DariusSinclair 8 лет назад

Probably one of the most satisfying videos

@muaddubby 8 лет назад

I've been watching your art for quite some time now and am always impressed. But then you come up with a project like this one, and "wow" just doesn't seem to cut it any more...