ANGEL Safety Axe - Hand Tool Rescue Collaboration

After restoring this antique "ANGEL" Axe with Hand Tool Rescue I forge the safety guard out of a rebar piece and assemble everything together.
Be sure to watch part one of this collaboration here:
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Index of operation and materials:
0:26 Flattening
0:47 Thinning center section to make the flat rebar bend on itself
0:58 Too hot on thin material, melted
1:03 Hot cut and start over
1:07 Flattening
1:27 Thinning center section again
1:45 Folding to create slot
2:07 Bending to shape
2:17 Flattening back side so I can punch a hole
2:31 Hot cutting to size
2:44 Punching 6mm hole
3:30 Axe assembly
5:23 Cutting guard to size and smoothing corners with files
6:05 Attempt to brass steel (heating steel and rubbing on brass brush)
6:33 Shaping a leather stop to protect axe edge
8:00 Peening brass pin in place with light ball peen hammer
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[@BlackBeardProjects]

Watch part one of this collaboration here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZW4eWSPfNOad6s And be sure to check description! All sort of interesting information there as well as index of operation and materials. While you are there check out my Patreon page too for early access and voice-over edit of my videos. If you like what I do consider supporting me so I can keep on making: www.patreon.com/blackbeardprojects

[@QxJo]

Black Beard Projects Nantes is the best as usual ⁦❤️⁩ Keep up, creative 😍⁦❤️⁩

[@doctorputis1155]

Do you are italian?

[@hypersnake1011]

Question, how do you generate profit? Do you sell your projects afterwards?

[@danawalk1720]

Black Beard Projects ．，ｍｏｍ．

[@edoardotiani8882]

Bravooooooo

[@HandToolRescue]

Woohoo! Thank you for hosting me during my vacation in Italy. I had tons of fun! Can't wait to do more restorations with you on my channel!

[@Arin-3]

Great work bro. Both of you.

[@Actveable]

Your channelS though....

[@Cabeza492]

Now, he owes you a visit ^_^

[@charlieboyzname]

I came here following one of my few subscriptions, I used to have but the 3 I followed but due to HTR I added another (DiResta?) looks like it’s going to reach the dizzy heights of 5 on that 🛎 icon now! Great to meet you, your right, he is a funny guy, with a passion and a gift. Peace Charlie UK 🇬🇧

[@alanschlieper]

Finally an axe resto with an ACTUAL wooden handle, as it should be.

[@cgeucare276]

I don't know why, but the high speed pinging of hammer to metal is soothing.

[@bigpapi3636]

I like the rebar. Gives the tool some character.

[@denniscote4040]

Those safety hatchets always looked like a blisters best friend.

[@SquaredSmith]

Huh. Didn't know you could upset metal by vibrating a hammer above it

[@reina4969]

Metal has very sensitive feelings, and does not like to be threatened by hammers. *confident nod*

[@mrshelfsong]

I think the blade guard looks great, and the rebar texture is cool. Nice work gentlemen !

[@bowler1106]

Thank you guys for not ruining the finish and polishing it back to smooth metal

[@moto_45__]

My two favorite channels for restorstion and creations!

[@srdavis37]

Good job, both of you. I've never seen an ax with a safety handle. Interesting.

[@craigljardine]

Two of my favorite KZbinrs together in one video. 🧠💣

[@NexiTech]

Awesome video!

[@mannihh5274]

Beautiful - the size is more like a hatchet, but the thin blade clearly indicates, it's a small felling axe. Maybe a backpacker's axe.

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Great job on the axe, really like the blade guard.

[@Cypsmen]

Awesome Restoration !

[@timvatter2559]

AvE told me about Handtool rescue and then this project lead me to your channel.

[@notthisguyagain8557]

You guys need to make more videos! Like KZbin aggressively recommended your videos and now that I've watched em all I can't get enough. I need to see more rusty things looking like new.

[@63256325N]

Beautifully done! I've never seen that kind of ax configuration before. Quite unique. Thanks for the video.

[@andyrecord]

Thank you for the introduction Hand Tool Rescue and great video Black Beard Projects! Looking forward to catching up and learning about your projects and videos!

[@TheCitroenman1]

good looking hatchet

[@roadweary5252]

4:26 Jimmy Diresta would be proud of that hammer collection! Well done guys! Great video!

[@edmarkham2632]

What a great idea. Protecting the sharp edge when not in use, marvelous.

[@tyler1383]

what they make at the end of a vid is like a pointy spear we kids always wanted to make and they make it for fun

[@raptors3164]

That is a beautiful axe, and I like the safety cover build into the handle that makes excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[@2ToneWalt]

I get so much shit off of the younger guys I work with for using hand tools they really don't get it, I love what you're doing.

[@molaisonmaker6896]

Really beautiful grain on that handle!Cool concept for the blade guard.

[@MGMakes]

Fantastic, two of my favourite makers, coming together to create awesome. Thanks guys. 👊👊👊

[@user-ww9wd8io1i]

That is a wonderful idea! Thank you for videos.

[@VolodiaLukianov]

Отличная работа!

[@PJGalati]

Cool idea! Never seen an integral sheath before!

[@fixit4182]

I never seen anything like This before. Cool deal

[@TysyTube]

Good job man , i like this video colaboration, maybe one day i can make an colaboration with you👊, look very good this axe , yesterday i was at SANREMO ITALY

[@woofy435]

His works pretty awesome as well

[@Vormulac1]

A very neat project!

[@ZANDERLOG]

Хорошая работа!!!!

[@user-fi7cc3pk6v]

Крутой мужик,мне нравится.Рукастый ;)

[@pradyutkonwar]

I love all ur works

[@bolobre4th]

Two of my favorite channels working together, awesome!

[@robertguy23]

Awesome collab

[@rezakisman]

Both are my youtube favs! Hope see more vids like this

[@kaycox5555]

From the middle of California, all I have to say is WAY COOL JOB!! Thanks for sharing and the collaboration - both videos are terrific!

[@DaedalusProps]

Marbles would be proud

[@KingMinhvuong]

Awesome video. Goof job bro!

[@JoaoVitor-gj2kt]

a save to Brazil!!!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome work! 👍👊

[@MountainFireWoodworks]

Another awesome video! Your production style has always been my favorite. Definitely gives inspiration to smaller woodworking channels like myself.

[@tmealer2003]

You are awesome. Love your video's.

[@dimitar4y]

very creative "safety"

[@leonardomarcelocabral7278]

Nice!! Hi from Buenos Aires Argentina.

[@wilmerschock]

Glad to subscribe, anyone HTR collaborates with gets my subscription. Like most HTR subscribers (Iassume) I'll be watching you from Canada.

[@QueenCityHistory]

Very clever!!!! Love it

[@TheFurriestOne]

Great collab and cool resto-mod!

[@catafest]

Good work.

[@marcus144]

Great shirt

[@TheKillla007]

*Hammering Intensifies*

[@jcstovall]

You should do more axe restoration videos

[@johnedwards3005]

good looking job!

[@geewizz3335]

brilliant job

[@dedethking]

Nice work, good skills

[@AndrewKitayev]

I like the way your black beard moves as you speak... Please continue! Greetings from HandToolsRescue fan!

[@js4540]

Very fine work. I didn't skip ahead once I enjoyed watching that much. Thank you for sharing and look forward to more.

[@c.sharpe2859]

Real cool video...i shall call you "the Bearded One"

[@ngohongtruong2071]

Nice job

[@flashlightbug]

I especially love your 3D printing videos!

[@StJoe1975]

Never seen anything like that before. Cool project 👍🏼

[@glennmoreland6457]

Hi from England Liked & subscribed

[@mahernader2515]

عاشت ايدك يامبدع

[@niknember]

Ho realizzato tu fossi italiano solo dopo averti sentito parlare. Mi sembra incredibile che un canale così sia stato creato da un connazionale. Complimenti, sei un grande!

[@jimmyj9838]

Finalmente progetti "anglo italiani" , tks!!

[@kusanagygirl]

Man you are talented :)

[@GarthGoldberg]

I was expecting a marshmallow and a campfire at the end.

[@MichaelSmith-jb5md]

I love watching you work, I have an old hand auger I would to watch you restore and make a video of it that would be freaking sweet!

[@tubeMonger]

Nice video, nice work! I'd use a sheath though.

[@pharadin]

Ottimo lavoro!

[@peem1244]

Super job guys, and great collaboration! Now you can build that log cabin you've always wanted. Keep up the good work guys.

[@QxJo]

Nantes is the best as usual ⁦❤️⁩ Keep up, creative 😍⁦❤️⁩

[@user-fh1fw4cp1l]

Wow....you so great

[@lionjr05]

Oi sou do Brasil e acho seus trabalhos incríveis.

[@exeemallanos381]

muy bueno lo que haces saludos desde argentina amigo

[@vmarr0y0]

Already subscribed to both of y’all! Nice collab

[@drstrangefart]

That is one MAFNIFICENT anvil. I hope to add one of those to my shop as a companion to my 200lb Peter Wright. I really love those when the get up into the 300 pound range, the working decks on them are absolute monsters. As-is my Peter Wright will take care of me for the rest of my days and still have many decades of use in it.

[@robsonez]

Depends what your making I guess. You can only work so much anvil at one time. I'm a bladesmith and large anvils just mean large pain in the arse to move. Only working a small area. My fav is a 45lb. Clean edges, step and horn are more important

[@drstrangefart]

@@robsonez I did put myself together a 50lb ASO on a stand that is a wonderful little bastard. I went into smithing looking to primarily do blades but right now I'm getting pulled farther and farther into general blacksmithing and working blades out when I have proper good reason to do so. As it stands I'm a few months into learning how to do both, so I'm okay at them but not great yet. I also have a big stumbling block with my belt grinder which only has 1 speed: STUPID FAST and I need one I can slow down quite a bit so I can do my grinds without worrying about blowing a temper every 15 seconds because there's too much friction. For me a heavy anvil means less noise, better use of the energy from the hammer swings and more surface area to work on longer projects comfortably like tongs and ornamental blacksmithing.

[@benmou9928]

Bro you have a great set of hamers 💪🖒👍

[@jaceyho6733]

love both channel 💜 nice video!!

[@jeancarlbutroosters5940]

Minchia seria la collab International! Continua così , sei uno dei pochi che propone sempre roba interessante!

[@rapperscrew4732]

Good play i am MEXICO 🇲🇽

[@mjallenuk]

I was already subbed to you both... great to see you work together!

[@pedroseribelli3191]

Muito bom trabalho, amigo!

[@andreschell1301]

awesome shirt!!! Assassin!

[@Shadeskast]

Freaking awesome 👍

[@charlieboyzname]

Came here via HTR and looks like I’ve found a new sub and 🛎 icon to my meagre collection! Great collaboration guys and pleased to meet you BBP. Your (at time of typing anyway) latest subscriber! Peace Charlie UK 🇬🇧

[@captainjerk]

I've been subscribed to you and he for a long time. :D Thanx for the awesome collab vid!

[@franciscodieguez5187]

Hammering speed: *M A X I M U M*

[@AceTuss]

belle job

[@chaz65]

Nicely done, especially the freehand domed peen

[@stebly7]

Great job BB. The linseed oil finish looked very good as well as adding protection from the elements of the required jobs. Subbed and watching for more.

[@niikamisakia5800]

Estos videos me relajan tanto amo verlos ♥

[@wormod]

Thumb up for both videos, excellent restoration but I would have done a leather sheath more that a metal security. When you lower it then you are at risk of hurting yourself with the protruding part. Anyway it's just an observation, congratulations. Ciao da Venezia.

[@filippofior3722]

lui è stramitico! Mitici!!

[@jamesfreeman2980]

When the wedge gives you problems, get a BIGGER HAMMER