Finnnaly a young person not staring at their IPhone all day long. There's hope for the future.

Great job. Thank you 😊

That video was great. I loved the beginning oj just raw filming with minimal sound. Great build.

How much did the rail steel cost you?

Great show. I admire your equipment and your skillful use of it. There's lots of scrap rail.

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dude your axes are 800 dollars? thanks that's more than my car.

Ironic that this Canadian Patriot is selling ammo center punches but yet his gov't stripped away those rights for what they're meant for. Feel bad for you Canadians, god bless Tim.

Isnt this too mild to make anything that is supposed to be sharp?

What a piece of art, Tim

16:17 I legit thought he was going to blast a hole in the forge with a 50 caliber

Would make a good border wall 🤔😎🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷

So sick! Awesome

14mins I had to wait thought you lost your voice lol awesome video tho loved watching it come together

The titanium finish on the acid edge is absolutely fantastic.

Perfection it looks stunning.

dream come true, awesome idea, (can i order a double sided war axe one from nl)

There's a reason knife makers don't seek inconclusive, though it's great for aerospace and high temps. We already know what tool steels are the shizzle. BUT good vid.

The predecessor of the tomahawk is the Biscayne trade axe, not this. Great video though!

How about a Pulaski 👍

Cool 😎

I watch a lot of forging videos. Watching you draw out that pick is as good as it gets. Beautiful axe, excellent video, fine storytelling!

It seems a good 1912 one off axe to make is a Pulaski. The US forest service started using them in 1913. So a 1912 stamp on one would fit the timeline...

Yes. All the projects you can think of.

i sure hope this aint a replica

Tim are you ok?

Making some hammers for construction would be cool , a challenge tho ,

Really enjoyed this video. The axe is amazing, one of my favorite of all time I think.

Now ya gotta make a Pulaski... I know you refurbed one awhile back but a fully a made Dyke-Pulaski axe... That would just be too sweet...

Great job. Thank you 😊

So beautiful. ❤❤❤

Honest question and I cant believe I have asked before, why do you grind off the pointy edges at the beginning before forge? Wouldn't you just pound that out on the hammer?

"I'm Timothy Dyck; I have a power hammer and a variety of tooling for it" You, probably

Is that your personal workshop?

I bet it hurt you when you had to cut those beautiful cheeks off.

That axe looks amazing and the handle is perfect! 👌 I love the way you've made the box, so you could use the box to display the axe when you aren't using it. Absolutely fantastic work and I hope she goes for a great price 😊👍👍👍👍👍

I really miss cutting with a torch... it was always a ton of fun!

Top shelf, one of your best videos. Amazing outcome.

Thanks for sending me the reminder email about your latest creation. Well worth watching you create something so beautiful.

😮. Timmothy beautiful job. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. God bless.

These are freakin awesome! Will they be on your website?

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Looks sweet to me.

Love your work, I'd like to see a racing axe from you

Absolutely fascinating to watch Tim!

Wow that thing looks great

Lovely work mate

That blade won’t hold an edge very well but the work is perfect. Nice job.

I make knives. I’ve probably made about 20. I don’t know how people make money making custom knives. I can’t charge enough to even come close to covering my time. lol. I enjoy it though