Thank you for comment. I think that it can also if you hang in there. I hope your happiness from Japan. コメントありがとうございます。 頑張れば貴方にも出来ると思います。 日本から貴方の幸せを願ってます。
Cool, very nice video. No words, but everybody understand what you are doing :-) I liked the pickling method with lemon acid and black tea. Great. I will remember this technique. Greetings from Munich/Germany
I've had my Trail hawk for years. I've kept the handle long, better leverage. And I've even kept the Cold Steel Finish. Its not that bad on this hawk. I am however refinishing my Norse hawk and my Rifleman's Hawk. Going to use a gun bluing solution. Any ways, nice work. I take it you use vinegar? Sorry, I cat read Japanese.
Ciao, i tuoi video sono veramente interessanti, in particolare in quest'ultimo mi ha incuriosito moltissimo la tecnica che hai usato per la satinatura del corpo del tomahawk, ma il primo prodotto con cui hai spalmato l'ascia è uno sverniciatore? e poi interessante la tecnica del the, vorrei saperne di più.
Greetings from Hungary! I would like to do the same with my hawk, but I have a question... Do you put the hawk head into boiling water at 4:30? Or is that vinegar? Thanks! :)
Taiwan Steel. Still very good quality steel imho. I have the Trail hawk, Norse Hawk and Pipe Hawk from cs. Great tomahawks. Best if all, you do not feel bad for modifying a cs tomahawk either. Cs expects the customers want to modify them to suit themselves. Great Workhorse Hawks for sure.
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