1943 Estwing Hatchet Restoration Timelapse Video

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[@MsF4ucorsair]

But did it pass the bend test?

[@optimusprimefan01]

MsF4ucorsair LOL

[@davesalomon7299]

Scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7

[@tonymuster]

Safire

[@JerryRigEverything]

I enjoyed making it. Thanks for watching!

[@henryk405]

Hi

[@Ranjit_Singh42]

I loved the video!

[@Footiegoat777]

Omg only 23 likes!

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

Excellent work! Getting the job done with such a humble assortment of tools, very impressive. There is something very satisfying about seeing an old piece which most folks would see as trash and turning it into something useful for another 70 years. Well, if it can stay out of that brook it might last that long. Cool video, very enjoyable.

[@JerryRigEverything]

InformationIsTheEdge Thank you! I am glad that you enjoyed watching my video! Comments like yours keep me making new ones ;-)

[@shotgunsherman]

love how the handle isnt sanded to perfection gives it a cool look and its def one of a kind. well done sir

[@rumdrinkinpirate6107]

I can’t believe you whittled that handle down by hand 🤪 👍🏻

[@parkerkellington4731]

2:15 Samsung workers adding the adhesive for their batteries

[@davecombs2539]

Love that you ran a log through the table saw! lol

[@chrisgroves9829]

Great job buddy,awesome that you restored it most people would’ve chucked it.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thanks for watching!

[@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936]

"No Evaporust Shilling" lol ! Just good ole wire brush on the grinder !

[@mattcooper5102]

I’m guessing that chicken scratch at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7

[@gebzed]

Why oh why with the knife? Lol. Awesome

[@kuttivk5185]

jerry gypu know everything .....🔥

[@humenoid2566]

Manliest video on KZbin

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thanks! I had fun making it.

[@Muertey13]

Deserved every like after the decapitated squeaking chicken

[@leAbdou]

U are awesome man, I enjoyed watching this

[@some114]

Another awesome video.

[@brennanjmoore6350]

absolute art.

[@kylestyer8240]

I love it man.

[@mathewscolton]

This is sweet. well done. I never would think to do something like this. So resourceful.

[@JerryRigEverything]

It was a fun video. I thing this type of video is more fun than my phone tear downs. (I do enjoy them all though)

[@bradkrit]

Awesome work! Expected to see "Diresta" stamped on everything in your shop, based on the style of editing, haha

[@JerryRigEverything]

bradkrit His work is phenomenal... Someday I hope to be as good with my projects. Thank you!

[@bigannoyingbanana9194]

JerryRigEverything now your work is phenomenal. Who would of thought. Axe restoration to phone tear downs

[@GlasgowGallus]

Good job man...

[@tuhinadutta66]

Last few second's of the video was epic 😂😂

[@grayghost1031]

Excellent video!!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thank you! I had fun making it.

[@imshook7346]

very cool man.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Dave Campe Thanks! Glad you like it!

[@WOLFMAN2975]

She turned out Beautiful, Great work. Question for you how can you tell it's a 1943? Estwing Hatchet, I have an old one here has the V Groove notch same as yours trying to figure out how old mine is Thanks Tyler

[@triforce1677]

4:52 Poor thing

[@bill_underground]

Cool video dude, really enjoyed it

[@JerryRigEverything]

Its one of my favorites. Thanks for watching!

[@Vineon1]

i ❤every video from u there al so good

[@johncarnahan8644]

Did you just find it in the water like that?

[@mikedyachenko9479]

Hi Jerry. Forgot to mention how I liked the way in which you left your handle with that rough hewn finish. So many people would have gone further and sanded the handle to a smooth, almost professional looking finish but I think yours is much better as it affords better grip. Personally I would have taken the wood down further but that's only because I've got small hands. Keep up the good work mate!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Mike Dyachenko Thanks Mike! I'm glad you like it. Making videos like this are one of the funnest things I enjoy about my channel. Ya, the repair videos are fun, but the project videos are the best. Thank you for watching!

[@stonepown]

JerryRigEverything you just found the axe in the lake lmao, and the steel is still very workable, remarkable product

[@laquishamoore555]

outstanding!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Angie Clark Thank you!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Lol, nice!

[@kameronsale4038]

Hello from 2021

[@vincesina5417]

That's fucking hilarious. Great video.

[@nadeaugrj]

How do you know what year it's from?

[@ralphwatten2426]

Is that handle made of Ironwood?

[@PrateekJain-pi9jc]

this was brilliant, love your channel. Although is the handle strong enough if you just glue together two pieces of wood onto it? I imagine the glue might not hold and the handle will just slide off after a lot of vibrations and jarring impacts.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Prateek Jain It feels very sturdy. But you could be right.

[@bruceallen9892]

It's a two part epoxy; I'm guessing it'll hold.

[@phumble87]

That was good. Nice looking axe! I looked it up on eBay, first Estwing hatchet I found was in the area of 600 bucks. So I think you've done well there..!

[@greysonG10]

Lol, Estwing hatchets are like 50 bucks.

[@ihadabadday7709]

I thought you were kidding when you started to rough shape it with knife but you continued on to do the final shaping with i as well. I think you left too much meat on it to be a useful tool unless you have exceptionally large hands.

[@teedahbluedee]

Me and my cousin found 2 axes from the early 50s

[@cabotbluegill]

Hi Jerry I just did a vid on my Estwing Axes and Hatchet I found an old one like the one you put a handle on also they are a well made product the one I found had the heck beat out of it also. Nice job

[@SamnissArandeen]

I personally would have drilled holes in the hilt so I could rivet the handle, rather than epoxy. Despite this, I have to commend this. Bonus points for knife carving the hilt.

[@martinn61]

cool tomahawk ;)

[@supersebs2864]

that's cool

[@786Teela]

NICE hahaha 👌

[@endemox46]

It isn't glass, and it won't break probably

[@alessandrosanna38]

Well what do you know, it takes some thousands of lego style connectors and level 6 scratches to move from restoring an old axe to building a full on electric vehicle. I should take notes.

[@livinlifefishin]

a student of Diresta I see.

[@random-reaction-donut.]

It just appears to my recommendation

[@M1D3RM4N]

Hahahaha awesome!

[@spencerfboege8411]

Sooooo.... How many time does one have to sharpen his knife in order to whittle away THAT much wood? Btw, nice job. I have one of those oldies too. I can respect a nice solid wood grip.

[@mikedyachenko9479]

Fair enough. I can imagine how therapeutic and perhaps even meditative it can be, although somewhat time-consuming. You seem to have done a great job anyway. I have a similar axe and the rubber handle is splitting. Although I have affected a temporary repair by glueing a piece of bicycle inner tube over the top, it can get a bit slippery in the hand when in use. I have no access to a workshop so I'm eventually gonna have to replace it using 6mm paracord. I'm sure there's a vid on here somewhere that'll show me how to do this.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Mike Dyachenko It was a fun project, and good on you for using your tools forever. I'm still using a lot of my grandpas tools that he left my dad when he died. Makes working in the shop more fun.

[@nucleargaming3012]

Lol after 6 years

[@michael-zg2co]

looks good. ... poor little chicken

[@MetalSaucenic]

But does it scratch at a level 6 with Deeper Groves at a level 7?

[@laysgamingyoutube3197]

*Scratches At a level 8 with deeper grroves at Level 9....*

[@reigPTzgM]

You my friend, have a new subscriber.

[@JerryRigEverything]

***** Hey thanks! Hope you enjoy my future vids!

[@oochi]

@@JerryRigEverything have you done the bend test?

[@LosAngeles24st]

Nice nice..

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thanks!

[@ianjarrett2724]

Nice job but why not have the handle smoothly finished?

[@LegalAmerican4]

Pretty cool, but man you could've finished that handle so nice and grinded off the mushroom on the back of the axe head

[@iMykie]

1:45 me trying to play the bagpipes

[@Niko_993]

would be better if you'd have sanded it...

[@paulie4x1]

Not Bad J R, , ,

[@lxi_zx6493]

I’m the only comment from 2020 😎

[@shoudehuang1244]

No ur not, just search by newest

[@antonioclemente897]

you carved the damn thing with just a knife????

[@XFS540]

You were doing so good up until you started carving with the knife. Had me hooked.

[@thewholls7176]

How do you know it’s a 1943 Estwing.......?

[@TeslaCoolRule_YT]

Yoooo I’m the newest comment on this video

[@mikedyachenko9479]

surely a draw-knife or a spoke-shave would have been easier in shaping the handle?

[@JerryRigEverything]

I bet! I just only had my pocket knives on hand. It was therapeutic.

[@noverinvrofficial]

1943 Estwig Hachet Restoration from 2013 Timelapse Video

[@nirdoshbastola6800]

44444 views. Illuminati confirmed

[@gitaudao]

So u want to tell me there is a day u had only 800 likes lets get started

[@omprakashsahu4798]

Ahhhhh

[@nodoctoryet]

Rubber chicken Noooooooooooo!

[@bigbassintv4523]

Who’s here in 2022? Anyone

[@liamo6756]

This all plays out like a hooded jason-esque serial killer finds a rusty axe in a river and decides he really likes it, so restores it for '*purposes*'. Great video though! Love tool restorations like this, interesting to see how everything is shaped and assembled

[@johnrozmus1352]

The handle looks terrible though, no sanding?

[@garykarcher5421]

here here

[@eolwaenlinden4550]

No.

[@ttfrhoncho6716]

Sometimes, I think Jerry has too much time on his hands...

[@fernandoangon1129]

What's my dog doing there? Lol instagram(.)com/p/fRDaxgiKGj/

[@charliebritton5028]

Looks good mate but using a knife on something like this just doesn't do it justice in my opinion. I always find my best results come from a drawknife, farriers rasp and some strips of 60 grit sandpaper to shape the handle.

[@chrisblack7036]

I totally agree, it's also very thick.

[@johndeerefarm8747]

Lazy as

[@abdulmuheet1596]

Why u add this video

[@bent540]

estwing makes awful products

[@LegalAmerican4]

bent540 It's so weird how almost every carpenter in America uses Estwing when they suck so bad.......

[@stoneyrunva]

Mine was my father's before he died. It's more than 5 decades old and still gets used often. If you don't want a product that lasts for generations then estwing isn't for you.