I really like that dude! You did a great job, especially missing the 'big power tools'. The pattern on the head and the paint detail on the handle ties together nicely 👉👉👉. 😎
Thank you for your feedback, Eugene! :) In Eastern Europe this model is widely used, but I think it is found all over the world with small variations. You can try at a flea market!
Thank you 🙏Yes it would look much better with hot bluing, but it requier thermic treatment which should be done perfect, otherwise it will compromise the axe😉
Try and stay away from spray painting metal that is going to be used in contant work. It makes the application irrelevant and kinda pointless. Unless it's a decorative piece. Other than that I like the preservation of the stamp it's always nice to keep small pieces of history no matter how small it may seem.
Thank you for your feedback, Ben!🙏 I already used it several times and the paint in those tiny holes is untouched till now😉 But you are right, the paint is verry sensitive on contact spots
You were doing great…right up until you used spray paint on that axe. Bad choice. Paint chips and peels off. You would’ve been much better off blueing that dimpled steel center. That would’ve made it look much better, and not so cheap.
Sir,you did a good job at making a handle.but blades like that are more of a hatchet style.they were used for shaping a tree into a beam.the handle was slightlbent outwards so you didn't rap your knucklesagainst the wood.but good job.
Good job on the axe head. Love the way it turned out. To me, the handle does not seem proportionally right somehow. Maybe a little too 'chunky.' Anyway, subscribed and liked as a result of this video.
