Can I Save This Rusty Hatchet? Viewer Sends Me Rusty Project 

Judging by its attributes, shape, and characteristics, I'm guessing this is an Estwing....a very reliable hatchet. Great effort in restoration.

Hey there, Lost & Restored, Ash Williams here-you might know me as the guy who's been chainsawing and shotgunning his way through hordes of Deadites. I've seen some messed-up stuff, pal, but watching you restore that rusty hatchet? Groovy. Look, a guy like me knows the value of a sharp blade, especially when you've got all sorts of evil breathing down your neck. You took that hunk of junk and turned it into something straight out of a hero's arsenal. The rust? Gone. The blade? Shiny and sharp enough to split a hair. And that handle? Quality craftsmanship, buddy. I gotta say, watching you chip away at that decay was like watching a surgeon-if that surgeon was also a lumberjack and a blacksmith rolled into one. It's the kind of precision you'd want when you're up against the forces of darkness, trust me on that. So here's to you, man. If you ever wanna team up and make, I don't know, a chainsaw-hand attachment or something, give me a call. Until then, keep doing what you're doing. And remember: Shop smart, shop S-Mart. Hail to the king, baby. Ash 🤘🔥

Great job, The lady son will love it.

I am blown away by how intricate the steps are to restoring something as simple as a hand axe.😮. You are simply amazing at what you do!!👍👏

Классно получилось. Рукастый ты мужик, уважаю. Лайк однозначно.

Sweet restoration job. I'm almost convinced that's an Estwing.

Another beatiful restoration 👍🪓 Congratulations 👏 and Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪👋

I appreciate you sharing your MIG welding work. It gives me a bit of confidence to use my MIG welder on various projects.

fantastic result!

Beautiful restoration mister good job well done

Hatchet be lookin' dope AF, Lost & Restored!

Love the viewer-submitted restorations!

Ive restored a few of those old Bridgeport, Conn hatchets. Quite a few of them were marked for the BSA (Boy Scouts of America). Most of them though Ive had used plastic inserts in the handle which are a bugger to find. I appreciated your method of using punched leather. Well done.

Absolutely amazing.

Impressive restoration! Great work! Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Turned out awesome. I have an old machete I would love to habe restored but unfortunately I'm broke beyond broke. But one day maybe I can have you look at it.

Nicely done. 👍

Nice video

Outstanding work! Thanks for sharing.

Wonderful restoration. Somewhere in the woods on the farm in Alabama is my lost hatchet, more than likely in the same condition. I hope I can restore it that well when it is found.

Awesome job 😊

Beautiful job, it looks great!

Watching how you made the new handle grip was awesome! Great work and it turned out fabulous! Thank you 🙂

Awesome! Love your work brother! 💪🏼

That was amazing! Her son will be thrilled with that!

Awesome work!

Nice!!🎉

Nice work again!!! That handle ties with the scouts handle you did a while back!🔥🔥🔥

You’re amazing toolmaker!!! Viewer and the family are so proud of you! I really like the way you worked the axe 🪓 Very cool ax 🪓

It looks great and you did an excellent job restoring it as well!!!! I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

man that turned out awesome! i love that!

What a great restoration 👏👏

Super jest to odrestaurowane ten bardzo stary i zabytkowy toporek pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍

Espetáculo de trabalho parabéns ❤

Класс 👍👍👍

Amazing job! I was trusting the process hard when you were making the handle lol but it looks great 👍🏻

excellent👍

👏‼️👏

Very good! I,'m from Americana SP Brasil.

Cooool l didn't know i can do this kind of amazing work. From a guy u used to know. Hint... a guy from 🍣 country... had a firebird and strange color of hair and attitude.

Hey, lost and restored I have a big Bowie knife that needs a new handle, it’s like the knife from Inglourious Basterds. I would like a coffin shaped handle on it. Let me know if I could send it to you and hopefully you do a video. Thank you.

“It’s perfect”

What’s the 3-part sharpening stones you use? Thanks!

👍👍👍

👍👍👍😎😎😎

wow that axe was made in February 9 1959

😮🎉❤

👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏🥃🥃

That's a roofing hatchet for shingles

That’s not a hatchet! That’s a eastwings hatchet!🇨🇦🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Thats brilliant. 👌👍 I am a professional Axe Murderer and would be proud to own one like that. 🤯🪓🪓👻