Cracked Rusted AXE Restoration(This doesn't end how you think) With a Twist!

[@GeorgeF.106]

Side hatchet was awesome! Finally someone does the looks justice.

[@fredstanley5758]

God bless you and Stephen both, you guys are great examples of what we all should strive to be. Y’all stepped up to help a brother in his time of need and continue to do so for his family now that he’s been called to his heavenly home. Much love and God’s blessings upon you and your family! 🙏🏻❤️

[@ManCrafting]

First of all. I’m heart broken. Praying for his family. He’s healed finally. I believe that completely. Second. The axes look 🔥. When you cut off that piece I thought the same thing you did. It looked like an axe all by itself. Good luck on the auction.

[@jameschippett2177]

I was not expecting that. Great idea, so that you don't just end up throwing an axe in the trash. Great content as always. Thanks for the content, it really helps with these days in isolation.

[@_Tim_Allan_]

I did this exact same thing to a double but I restored. But instead of a crack, mine was improperly sharpened for years. The bit looked like a curly W on one side. It still turned out to be a good axe.

[@Christyleadbitter]

Great turn around, beautiful axes. And glad to be getting your videos back on my feed.

[@mihovildanicic5305]

I love it how we both said "hmm!" at the same time!

[@RobertBranch-FL]

I love the design in the ax heads!

[@Imtavin15]

You didn't ruin anything. New life to a broken axe x2. Nice work. Thank-you for the upload.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I think you turned that messed up axe into 2 stunning pieces

[@TimTurner115]

Sorry to hear about Mark. He was loved by everyone . prayers for you and Mark family.

[@flikkie72]

I love how you just go "Hmm" and as a side project make a small axe as well 😂

[@blazko9367]

First I wanted to quit, I thought you would take a garbage piece of steel on the double head axe, then I saw your pieces of artwork ! Very nice work, I love it !

[@danielgrady9264]

I love these vids man, bringing new life to something otherwise thought useless. I'm a firm believer that everything has a soul and deserves and wants to be used and loved and appreciated and it's great to see things given a second, third, or even fourth chance. I think I get what you're torn up about and I admire your respect by not mentioning it. It's refreshing to see that kind of consideration in a world where everyone shares news as fast as they can for the views. We love ya Justin.

[@rageofsparta1003]

Best restoration vid I've ever seen good job!!!

[@KoalityofLife]

Back in the day you used to make these a lot. One day I will have an axe like this. Very beautiful resto man. Looks great :)

[@jonlodi4307]

Nice restoration and great work.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

The red came out stunning

[@AJB2K3]

Has a nice dragon scale appearance. Nice work.

[@codfishknives8526]

Stay safe and strong brother. Life is worth the living no matter what.

[@neilredelinghuys3263]

Dude, you are an artist

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great restoration video Justin hope your well Brother

[@fuelrail]

I've been crying all evening, I just saw Homemade everything Video....

[@AdamStJean-ob7yz]

I love the design on the axes

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Adam St. Jean Thanks Adam!

[@calebburnett]

Always enjoying seeing you flex your creative muscles.

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great video and repurposing of a busted axe, thank you! I'm down in the dumps too my friend, I think a lot of us are at the moment. May you, your family and friends, stay safe, healthy, sane, and prosperous during these uncertain times. That goes for everyone who reads this too.

[@wantitall521]

Glad your feeling better! Love your videos

[@nashguy207]

Awesome work Justin. You are a true craftsman. Stay safe. Stay Healthy. God Bless you my friend!!!

[@bryan829]

Hey man great job! Any chance you remember what paint you used on that axe?

[@Eric-gi9kg]

I like that you saved the double bit, but not the dimpling of the Fireman's axe.

[@houseofblues1981]

How would a person contact you. I have an early Kelly Made axe from the 1930s. It belonged to my wife's grandfather. I don't have the tools or the know-how, but I would be interested in sending it to you to see if you could work your magic on it and put a special handle on it. Just curious on what it would cost. The family owned a lumber company in Rhinlander, WI between the 1910s and 1960s. Lot of sentimental value to th family and by some miracle it was gifted to me since I use axes regularly. I have spent many hours watching all your videos and I'd love for you to see what you could do. Let me know how I might contact you.

[@murphymmc]

Great little project, not a fan of the scalloping divots, though. Just seems like a good place for rust and dirt to collect. Makes a clever wall-hanger as an art piece. Good to see you back up and running.

[@abzyberdy]

Could fit Santa Claus well with the head color 😄

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Hey justin how do you like them superior gloves @thegoodoftheland

[@fynbo1007]

Thank you for sharing your amazing story, God bless you and your family.

[@shaunmullings4153]

Fantastic JOB, something different that's for sure. 👍👍👍

[@williamholdbrooks6910]

Good job on the small axe. Look like a little porosity set in on the handle but you fixed that. Great job!!

[@Sjackson2369]

I’ve got the cordless polisher are work as well. Have you seen the new brushless one? Considering trading up

[@jeffcaudillCRUM]

Great video Justin. RIP MARK.

[@jayinla310]

Runed? Hell you saved it and made two beautiful axes out of a great but useless and dangerious one. They are both peices of art, Keep posting and whatever it is you are going through I hope it turns out in your favor.

[@TodyWayne]

Wow... Those axes are awesome...! Thanks for sharing...! Prayers out to ya for whatever you have going on in your life...! Peace out to ya...!

[@thingswecarry7564]

Nice work, I should take this time to re-handle some of my hammers I've got laying around.

[@GanderFlight]

There turned out fantastic! I love that you used the cast off to make the smaller axe 🪓. I hope they sell for what they’re worth and get you well on your way to a new camera Justin 📸

[@dmadere1]

Very Cool Justin!!!

[@judysetran9198]

I thought this was a great video.. you are a talented man..Bravo

[@1stzjtruck706]

Looks great keep up the great work and God bless you and your family

[@zr1daddy14]

DAMN! That came out looking really nice!

[@paulkick7870]

Excellent work!!

[@rodneywroten2994]

what a great fix Juston

[@trevorlarson4346]

Dude those things are awesome!

[@عليالكواري-و8ل]

Good Job

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Made a hand hatchet out of a portion of the axe head that is cool

[@oliverworks5469]

Man I need one of those nifty snap-on polisher/sanders you love! Awesome work man.

[@loganwoolford753]

What’s that air tool you use to make all those little designs

[@GanderFlight]

Logan Woolford Its a small belt grinder. If I recall correctly it’s electric and made by Wen - should be able to find it on Amazon.

[@axeandturtle]

Great work!!!

[@RyanDoesAll]

5:50- was that a polytac 90? Ok rewatched and no- but very similar. What flashlight was that?

[@sarinredfield]

I love those patterns that you do on some of your stuff

[@m4huntin]

I have a knife I would love to restore but I don’t have the knowhow or tools to do it justice. How can I get in touch?

[@ChrisRollins]

Holy smokes that looks rad! 🙌🏻

[@TrollBenable]

could you brass braze it?

[@gregorythomas333]

Both of them look great!

[@psementalist]

Bravo excellent good content you did a great job of bringing back that old rusty axe head

[@marygarner5249]

Cool Way Cool 😁 looks good for your phone hope you are doing well

[@sgtsandman7692]

You made lemonade out of a lemon. Since the axe was cracked, you had to do something with it or scrap it. I hope the ebay sale goes well.

[@2rosie2100]

I loved it. Good job.

[@psi23k]

They look fantastic 👍👍 great work

[@planejet42]

Glad to see you're doing better. Wild times for everyone! Nice job on the axes!

[@codfishknives8526]

I wasn't sure in the beginning when you welded that bar onto the small piece. Watched to the end and was pleasantly surprised. Nice.

[@biggpoppa8573]

I can honestly say I have never seen someone use the rsr of the aze like that, it was badass bro def going to subscribe, wait to go on using every part of your refurb

[@Cletus.223]

I've been looking for a double bit axe for awhile now and that one would'a been perfect for what I want to do...Oh well...Nice job I like the grinder work on the sides...looks great!

[@newgardp]

Beautiful axes, very creative, thanks.

[@AlAmantea]

My condolences go to Dr. Lee and the entire Carriker family for their loss. Mark always seemed to brighten the room for them even when he wasn't there. R.I.P. Mark Carriker #HomemadeEverything🙏🏼❤️

[@unintelligiblescreaming1426]

You can use a thin layer of wet clay to acheive a differential heat treat on a peice as the clay will somewhat insulate the metal.

[@10a3asd]

F for Mark

[@not.sure.yet.]

I like that you make something out of the axe cut off It's like a little kindling axe. I'd use it for sure.

[@tropifiori]

The bigger axe looks like something Mr.T would wear around his neck on a gold chain.

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Frank B Ha! I can totally see that.

[@clarklindquist8137]

Great job. Love it

[@cuban9splat]

It's a hatchet, not an axe LOL... real cute though. Good on you for giving that poor old axe head a new life. Stay safe. We are hunkered down at home here in Central AR. Great video. Keep em coming and thanks for sharing em with us.

[@marygarner5249]

GOD BLESS you BACK 😁

[@marylewter9789]

I love the small ax. Not sure about the pick on the large ax.

[@TheGreatest1974]

Amazing video! Thanks stay safe 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@homeyshlitz]

Fireman's ax is and the baby ax is hilariously adorable( I know its called a hatchet but it came from the 'parent' ax so baby ax) plus the ax is waay smaller than any hatchet I've ever seen.

[@benphillips4423]

Hey man prayers for you. Also I love the axe and the little hatchet. If I could afford it I’d buy them both from you. Keep up the good work!!

[@luizoswaldoguimaraesnegrao3807]

The smaller one look like a Flamingo!!!!!!!!! Good job! !!!!! 👏👏👏👏

[@marlawhite3682]

this is so cool!!!!! great job!!!!

[@pedcraftsman]

Looks Great Brother!! Love how you work them!

[@duidelik007]

Hey there. Hope that you are all good in the land? I like your Norton cap. Reminds me of the software "Norton Anti Virus". Well i am glad to see you uploading more videos. Always entertaining to watch. You are a true inspiration to everybody. Keep up the awesome work. God Bless to you and family and everybody in the States.

[@stevej00]

You take care and stay well too!!

[@Ezwizerd]

This is an amazing idea! Hopefully you won’t mind if I try to recreate it

[@adamofarrell5106]

So cool man inspirational stuff keep it up

[@davidvarnes7708]

My only improvement IMO would have been to chemically blue the mini-axe on the 'speckled' parts. Kinda give it an obsidian look, so go from obsidian to steel.

[@6tplus233]

Amazing Work Top Class

[@HandToolRescue]

Sexy mini axe!

[@michaelelizondo7888]

That porosity though!

[@thazsar]

Wow! Didn’t realize you were by Tyler. I’m in Denton so that’s pretty cool you’re so close! BTW. Electrical Tape works great for creating rounded lines

[@WireWeHere]

Tested on the undead?

[@dumankral8812]

excellent job friend stay safe

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

That's one way to grind use a air polisher and stick a norton sanding pad on it

[@larryshaw6517]

Motley hatchet?

[@gunna2cool]

Amazing work! You have my sub 😁