@@foretell6819 tell you the truth, that is what we call a truckman's axe. And yes, I have one similar. It's used for salvage, overhaul, and also ripping thru sheetrock.
You should get yourself a tabletop writer for those handles would save you hours not to mention the belts love your channel man and he recently discovered you now I’m addicted 👊👊
Ohh my these things are legit! love all of them but dang that the last one with the blue scales and the white coating is an eye-catcher! Super job man👊👌
You really missed an opportunity to play "Still" by Geto Boys when you were smashing the printer like they did in "Office Space" 😂. RU-vid probably wouldn't have allowed it but it would have been killer. Awesome builds, btw.
these are friggin gorgeous. love the design the only thing for my preferences, would be to not have holes drilled in no handle. longer handle and maybe grind in some notches so the kydex would still fit....but that's just me i break things
If you run out of knock knocks, and somebody wants to buy one. Will you ever make them again? I'd like to buy one but I won't have enough in my budget for a while.
@@armageddonknives if your channel or blades had more attention, these could become very popular. I think they look better than a Winkler axe, which are pretty popular in the US, and also cost usually around 700 usd or about 1000 aud.
Tu video esta genial amigo… cuanto tiempo te tomo hacer todas las piezas ? Me encanto la parte del test … Saludos de “AZTECA KNIVES” desde Ecatepec, México 🇲🇽
Those axes are beutiful!! Not sure about the grey and blue one, but the rest are jaw dripping, especially after seeing your destruction test!!! A random question, but what full face respirator are you using when doing the grinding? Thanks for the video 👍👍👍👍👍
Wow.... Figured I'd skip through most the process and see finale product but ended up watching the whole process( besides the leg shaving deal lol. I skipped through that.) Awesome video and tool man. Thought I liked the black on black till I see the white and blue. Very nice work and tool. Love to have one but nevertheless have four kids so I can only admire them from the distance.
that a great video ,, thank u ,,, can u please share with us the steel type ,, and do u have any idea regarding hardox 500 steel is good for making tomahawks
@@armageddonknives Thank you, Ive never made one but have been asked and had some 3/8 stock but man that joker is heavy was considering getting some 1/4 80crv2 because its a full tang tactical tomahawk
