ANTIQUE AXE Restoration. PART 1, HOW TO Cold Blue. (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

[@aksalaman4689]

That turned out awesome. I like the idea of using the air compressor instead of hanging to dry.

[@knotbreaker]

The Ole work smarter, not harder trick lol

[@3FeathersFarmstead]

Well then...typed in "AXE" in the search bar...you were all over the results. Not disappointed. Been subbed for a bit now too, I guess...lol. More vids soon? SMESH STUFF🤘🤘🤘

[@knotbreaker]

That's awesome! I'm in the algorithm I suppose haha. Just started posting again over the weekend. Mines more a seasonal channel. Thanks for watching!

[@thesmallwoodlot433]

That is going to be an awesome axe! Great Job Ben!

[@knotbreaker]

Thank you, sir!

[@KillingerUSA]

nice job man. enjoy watching your process

[@knotbreaker]

Thank you, sir

[@LumberjackSmokestack]

Great walkthrough on your process. It’s a very nice piece!

[@knotbreaker]

Thank you!

[@ClintsHobbiesDIY]

Great job Ben.

[@knotbreaker]

Thanks buddy, she turned out pretty

[@Brian2bears]

Third..@10:23 USFS 3, really cool..This was a very good tutorial, well explained and demonstrated. A very desirable head. Nice production also Mr. Knot...thank you sir..

[@knotbreaker]

I've been over here waiting on you to ask me about the cars haha. Thanks buddy

[@Brian2bears]

@@knotbreaker I noticed them, but I love a FLINT EDGE and that being a Forest Service head really had me focused....I guess I'm like a box of chocolates sometimes....

[@knotbreaker]

I have another flint. It's 4² thick boy.

[@IndianaDoug]

Great video Ben. That’s a cool piece of history you got there. Can you link the bluing that you use? Or tell us the name of it?

[@knotbreaker]

Thanks buddy! Its just the Birchwood Casey brand that you can usually find at Walmart in the "sporting goods" section.

[@IndianaDoug]

@@knotbreaker sweet, Walmart is how I role anyway😎

[@knotbreaker]

Lol they sell it on Amazon as well. I've heard rumors that there's a Gel version that works great

[@AxeInTheKerf]

Mr. Knot, is that a roll cage in the car? I use alcohols for oil/contaminant removal, my opinion. I also noticed the knife sharpener....great job sir, I like your style...

[@knotbreaker]

If you're referring to the old car in the corner, that's my grandaddys original racecar. He was a round track racer, and a demolition derby champion

[@AxeInTheKerf]

@@knotbreaker Super history Mr. Knot...

[@IndianaDoug]

Same here Brian, I use denatured alcohol. Only bc I absolutely can’t stand the smell of Acetone😆

[@AxeInTheKerf]

@@IndianaDoug Mr. Doug, I painted fishing lures years ago with fingernail polish so acetone is familiar to me. This was pre-digital, I hired a professional photographer to record my work then...