Custom Axe Regrind

[@deand8070]

I've watched a lot of these axe regrind videos and have enjoyed them all, but your final product was the best of them all. Such a simple approach and you created such an amazing look. I am seriously motivated to go buy an axe, just to try and shamelessly copy what you have done. Thank you for the motivation.

[@reynaldoliver9167]

Very nice my friend... beautiful job

[@BR5494]

Your.work.is.great.

[@brucecampbellforpresident1393]

Dig it a lot man I like the low profile on top it looks like a crown 👑.

[@robertritter2142]

Great tutorial! I'm just a baby info doing this. I have some good info now one how to properly do a re-grind. I'm just a hobbyist though, is something i love doing and my daughter is loving helping. You da man sir.

[@werbnaroc]

Glad I could help. I plan to keep these coming

[@griffithshandmade-knives]

That is one badass axe, and I am stunned on how it turned out...very creative, my hats off to you...glad I came across the channel! Subbed and liked!

[@stevensharrow7438]

The anzo pattern on the axe looks sick! Nice work bro. Definitely gave me some inspiration to try this myself. I've never done an anzo pattern on a blade or axe head before. I've only done handle scales for knives. But I'll give it a try.

[@MrRigmunkee1]

This stands out on KZbin. Please Sir, I want some more!

[@rogerbradley7509]

Love it and enjoyed the music!

[@natassesuj2294]

Nice work

[@allanhardy3174]

Man that looks great!

[@hansvonmannschaft9062]

Video is great, the guy's a real artist and amazing craftman, and the results were formidable. The problem is that the video suffers from an issue way too common and annoying: Huge sound volume differences between the talking and the music. I don't use headphones, so I have to fiddle with the volume value constantly or else I'll end up deafening neighbors in a 100m radius. And for those who use headphones... well may God help them. Thanks a lot for putting the video together, great job. Please take my criticism as constructive, for that was my intention. May you have a nice day!

[@Impact-OG]

Very nice I love the scalloping you did!!!

[@251cchavers]

That turned out great buddy👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@daviddurham4245]

wish I had the fittings you have on your 2x72 inch grinder. oh yeah great axe.

[@NoNameIsBest89]

Awesome work and a great video. Keep it up man

[@fariasilvad]

Isto é Arte ! Parabéns !

[@nevsurnevsur2502]

very cool Idea, i like it, Thumbs up and Abo, Bro

[@justinannas4119]

What was the process to turn the axe black?

[@JoySpdy]

Superb 🇱🇰

[@josejesusiiivergara1011]

impressive looking axe

[@lombat]

excellent work

[@brianhammond3584]

when you burn use oxy /acc and burn deeper wire brush with soft brass brush you will get white tiger stripes from the hickory grain it makes it pop i used lauqer clear coat all so when burn deep you get grip from wood grain

[@warpighammer3760]

Nice axe.

[@Marlevlyn]

Yo that was awesome

[@drunkwolf47]

That looks really alsome

[@Daniel509476]

Great job... thanks for the video

[@conspiracychan2484]

Hey very nice axe, can I ask tho what was the bath you put it in? Was that a sonic bath and what was the bubble bath it was in near the end? Why did the axe head go so dark in colour?

[@jplife7773]

Good job 👍

[@disneycastillotorres8604]

you win my subscripción

[@bentonpittman3375]

What kind of sander is that? I need one haha

[@m.d_davinci]

how much blade width does it have???

[@metalpop666]

magnifique

[@curthalldorson3802]

Cool first project. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed. What is the tank and the solution the head was placed in to get this finish ?

[@grapplergirl10]

Curt Halldorson I wondered that also

[@ДимаКазаковцев-й3т]

gut

[@Mike-ul1xn]

Awesome! Working on a similar project and I was wondering, how did you keep the heat from the grinder from ruining the heat treatment of the axe?

[@BLSIllinoiZ]

Cool it in water as you grind

[@etanateixeira3045]

👍👍👍

[@billheath6659]

Very cool! Do you sell any of the stuff you make?

[@BrewerForge]

I do. These get auctioned on my facebook page, and my normal work sells on my site. www.brewerforge.com

[@MUNDOOUTDOOR]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@al.mish3l]

What,s The name of the song please 😊

[@sambo170a]

Can you tellme the title of the song please .....good work there mate

[@SpencerBelanger207]

Subbed

[@aleksandr8766]

Круто!

[@13thpyrate]

How hard would it be to do one like this while keeping a back spike?

[@werbnaroc]

Thats a good idea. Ill try that on the next one and see

[@leemcgann6470]

So what is the make & model of that axe you reworked?

[@BrewerForge]

This one is made from a 2lb Firemans Hatchet from Harbor Freight

[@herkusbagdonas1784]

This axe turned out very well. But you should make Ragnar Lothbrok axe he is legend in VIKINGS history. Hail King Ragnar

[@rakeshraj_mitra]

prity cool brother

[@rabiebay4365]

Naice

[@sanclertojal917]

SHOU👏👏👏👏

[@jw1hall178]

I would love to see a contemporary/progressive version of a Native American tomahawk…with all feather and inlay decorations

[@formozaformoza4033]

moje imadło 2:22

[@MOAONAABE]

looks good, dont cut yourself on that beard

[@poniastykuzyk8478]

Why u skip normalizing, and hardening? That type of custom work, destroy hardening

[@BrewerForge]

With some methods it wrecks the heat treat, but with this type of regrind I keep it very cool to protect it.

[@poniastykuzyk8478]

Brewer Forge when i do that type of regrinding heat treat after become shit. When I measure before and after: Before 58 After 52

[@poniastykuzyk8478]

Regrind with flex never keep it cool

[@АнтонКимасов-в6б]

Мужик а по русски? Тогда споемся.

[@lott1327]

Holy shit clean your gear dude