Forging a Bi-metal Bearded Axe from a RR Tie Plate and File

This video is about making a bi-metal ax from scratch. My ax's bearded head was forged from a railroad tie plate while the cutting edge was made from high carbon steel of an old Soviet-era metal file. Here is part 2 of this video: • Forging a Bi-metal Bea...
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Friends, for your convenience I assembled a chronologically arranged list of videos about my efforts in establishing this log cabin camp in the off-grid remote location of Karelia (All Seasons):
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01 episode - • Fire-Carved Log Furniture ​​ (1 season) 2014
02 episode - • Fire Log Furniture ... ​​ (1 season) 2014
03 episode - ​ • Запруда на ручье - рук... ​ (1 season) 2014 (not translated)
1 episode - ​​ • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... ​​ (2 season) 2015
2 episode - ​ • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... ​​ (2 season) 2015
3 episode -​ • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... ​ (3 season) 2016
4 episode -​ • Off Grid Log Cabin Bui... ​​​ (3 season) 2016
5 episode - ​ • 30 Days Solo Bushcraft... ​​ (4 season) 2017
6 episode - ​ • Bear-proofing My Log C... ​​ (4 season) 2017
7 episode - ​ • 21 Days Alone in the N... ​​ (5 season) 2018
8 episode - • Top 5 Bushcraft Projec... ​​ (6 season) 2019
9 episode - ​ • Making a Topsy-Turvy W... ​​ (6 season) 2019
10 episode- ​ • DIY Tools, Outdoor Wor... ​​ (6 season) 2019
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My Patreon page: ​ / advoko​​
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[@istvankovasznai]

1:25: "Presents should not have any functional weaknesses or design flaws" - that must be the most Russian thing I have ever heard, and your accent only made it better. Great job, sir.

[@Adrian_Nel]

Da

[@fatherlandchild2780]

Da

[@gmoney2103]

Niet

[@bobcostas6272]

Functional gifts, mandatory 50 year lifespan required, old USSR rules

[@tangsolaris9533]

This is the Mandalorian way too

[@vocwubsy8374]

He did a 1 year test on the axe before sending it to make sure it was acceptable. On top of that he's fully open to criticism and accepts it happily. I am 15 and just found this man today, but he has already managed to become my role model and main inspiration. It's people like this that make me want to spend days outside practicing, and makes me extremely happy that I don't fit the 2020 15 year-old stereotype of fortnite and stealing my parents credit cards. Thank you Advoko MAKES, and I hope I can ever manage to reach your level. Update: 16 now, everything else is exactly the same!

[@Advoko]

Thank you for so many kind words my way, young man! Best!

[@zapbeep8640]

You play Fortnite though?

[@javanbybee4822]

@@Advoko Your the same for me, Max, I am a 16 year old and you have been a role model for 2 years now. I do blacksmithing, woodwork, more hiking and fishing because of you!

[@dejavu666wampas9]

All of the comments from young people make me far less concerned about the future. Carry on, young people, the world will be better because you are in it.

[@BosisofSweden]

@@dejavu666wampas9 I agree with you. Fine young men!

[@michaelnowak993]

Advoko, if you don't have a book out you should, your skills and projects are amazing!!!

[@gateway8833]

That is not an Axe, that is Jewelry. That cutting setup is a superb idea.

[@jopalo31675]

Advo... you are amazing. I’ve been a mechanic, ship welder, machinist, HVAC technician, sheet metal worker... as a hobby I do cabinet making... but you are an ARTISAN. Thank you for your Channel.

[@meinaccount7619]

before watching your video, me: i need a girl in my life after watching your video, me: i need this axe in my life

[@Advoko]

))))

[@Advoko]

Also, consider this Billnas replica. I have an original vintage Billnas number 9 snd very happy with it. www.etsy.com/listing/703197770/finnish-type-universal-axe-by-mapsyst

[@garethbaus5471]

The experience gained from making an axe such as this, and using it might give you the confidence needed for a woman to accept you for who you are.

[@imjustsaying9286]

I need this guy in my life! No man in the world can top this one...he ruined every man on this planet for me! I'm a huge fan of workmanship crafts and anything this guy does...He pretty much is a dream...To hell with the brad pitts and whatever good looking famous men are in the world..this one just tops them all with his skils, brain, attitude and looks

[@imjustsaying9286]

@Aleph Leonine Not so fast, you! I'm as good with tools like any man, and build a house if I must, and no, I don't look like a butch and am no lesbian..

[@barry03b]

I’m not entirely sure I know what to say about this video. Beautiful craftsmanship! Also, nice calming “Bob Ross” voice.

[@agoodsoulwhocares87]

I trust this guy" he's the best & knows his stuff & I call him my Bushcraft Brethren! This Viking mixed race Cherokee bushcraft man thanks you kindly" God bless & take very good care. ~Paul out

[@alexanderrain5174]

I generally like and respect this man. This channel is a goddamn treasure!

[@chrisd530]

I love how its just an endless rabbit hole of custom tools and apparatus he has created to aid his endeavors, so ingenious.

[@503dcccccccccccc]

Enjoying your videos very much thank you. It’s good for Americans and Russians to see that we are not so different after all instead of fear and aggression propaganda both our countries do equally I’m sure. Thank you again

[@RobertMoua]

the quality of these videos is superb.

[@jvetter9263]

You are so clever, it's wonderful seeing all you do. I wish my grandfather were still alive so I could share your videos with him.

[@infernalchaos1066]

You speak English extremely well! Better than a lot of Americans, even. Lol. Good job, and I really enjoy your videos.

[@grandmastarflash]

he speaks better than a lot of Brits here in the UK too lol

[@Ferziman]

You hear the interpreter's voice.

[@samique]

Actualy he is not speaking by himslef tbh. Its another speaker who just reading translated original russian text.

[@infernalchaos1066]

Whatever. Whomever is speaking is damn good at it.

[@iridios6127]

+@@samique Actualy he is speaking by himslef --- you can compare his original native voice vids .

[@averagejohn7435]

You say you are a novice, but your work looks more advanced. Works very well too👍

[@allendeanhuscusson459]

IAM impressed at the technical difficulties of forged bimetallic bearded axe!!!

[@christesterman]

The AC/DC Metallica joke was outstanding I gave you a thumbs up and a full watch for that joke alone. You should check your testosterone level also....mine jumped a couple pegs just by watching is work of art.

[@MrZeedine]

I saw and read your English is better than many America's. I never realized they ever achieved the abilty to speak English. Being BRITISH ,I can assure you your English is EXCELLENT. Your genuine modesty is a very note worthy trait. Russia is a fine old country with many wonderful crafts men going back hundreds of years. You are following in their foot steps. Well done old boy, well done.

[@renaissanceman32]

I’ve forging professionally for 15 years. That said, I think you did an outstanding job. Wonderful first ax!

[@j.k.roberts5288]

Good work young man . I like seeing the next generation obtain these skills. Just found your site an it is enjoyable. Thanx for giving an old man hope for the next generation. The Bear

[@The_Gentleman_Blacksmith]

Just quit my job to become a full time blacksmith and axes are a big part of what want to make and sell. This one is an absolute beauty.

[@Advoko]

Matt, appreciate your comment!

[@The_Gentleman_Blacksmith]

Thanks for making the awesome videos. Beeen watching since the first log cabin video. You're living my dream, man.

[@bobdole7127]

If Max ever wanted to make a real short video in his spare time, he could do one on all the things he doesn't know how to do lol.

[@TheHallcliff]

I’m just

[@jeffreyhill1011]

It's a 30 second video of showing an airplane being built lmao

[@bobdole7127]

@@jeffreyhill1011 Give it some time and I'm sure he'll make his own. He could used polymer tape and the wire clamping device to fasten parts of it together, while he's at it lol.

[@jeffreyhill1011]

@@bobdole7127 lol right? Me and my daughters as an exercise in welding aluminum made a waterwheel. Over the course of 2 years using my excavator and tractor with lots of fun attachments I geo formed my stream into a proper running water source with a 65ft waterfall. So we made an aluminum spoke and hub with wood paddles and timber framed...frame. Hooked to a, sorry to use such tech jargon here, big ass generator. It makes damn near enough power to run my 3,000 sqft home. Doesn't get the shop but that's a full blown fab shop with heating and AC all electric...it has 300 amp service and multiple 3 phase tools. I'm quite aware of his ability to craft such a beautiful wheel in the flipping woods! Im going to talk to some enginerds I'm friends with about turning my wheel into a steam turbine. Using the generator to power a boiler to turn a turbine. Using pumps to run the condensate back up stream to the top of the waterfall. No clue if that will be more efficient or not. But I also have a 27 panel solar farm that I elevated to provide shade for my house that the trees I cut down to remove the shade for the panels used to provide. Anyway sorry to ramble lol. Thoughts on the steam turbine idea?

[@ozzyvhl4793]

Love this, I'm 14 and you have just hardened my resolve to be able to do things like this, thank you!!!!

[@Advoko]

Best!

[@davetoth9767]

Watching your videos, I must say.... Advoko... Please accept my sincere compliments as I believe you are a truly gifted and talented craftsman. Your work is quite brilliant. Bravo!!

[@Advoko]

Thank you Dave!

[@davetoth9767]

A compliment I seldom give, but one that has been well earned and is deserved - it knows not race, nor religion, politic or gender - only greatness when it has been achieved. Keep up the great work!!! Bravo!!! Cheers to YOU from the USA. :)

[@adamharper389]

You are awesome, I repurpose and reuse scavenged materials and I have been learning bushcraft skills, your videos have been by far my favorite because you explain things very well. You have many wonderful talents and I am inspired to push my own skills and talents a bit farther as you have done. Please keep sharing and thank you so much

[@aaronhorn6849]

I like you sense of humor. Great video. The person getting that axe is a very lucky person.

[@eyeofbass]

With every video I’m like, “Max is someone that would be great to have as a friend.” Super down-to-Earth. Cheers from East Tennessee, U.S.A.

[@endofdays9192]

You're English is very good. I'm proud of you. Good job. USA

[@andrewgilpatric4005]

International people make excellent content and yours is the best thankyou.

[@Advoko]

Andrew, thank you for such a high praise!

[@kurt776]

Lawyer, carpenter, welder, blacksmith, KZbinr and survivalist. You're a human version of a Swiss army knife. You will survive a zombie apocalypse. A fan and subscriber in the Philippines.

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear Sir, For an office worker, you seem very confortable & quite confident in your ability which are amazing. This axe design is quite a popular one in Japan where the edge is so sharp as to be able to shave with. Your axe materials & workmanship is excellent & so is the final result. I am sure the recipient will be over the moon with his/her new present. A very nice gift by all accounts. Kind regards.

[@JG7Racer]

You know where I could order such an axe from Japan??

[@toolsconsumables7055]

@@JG7Racer Dear Sir, Thank you very much for your query; you could try them, it's the source I got mine from: www.dictum.com/en/search?sSearch=Japanese+axes. If you have Japanese stones, you can get them razor sharp as I did mine. The construction is also made of two metal, one outer softer core with a harder one for the cutting edge. I trust this will help somewhat. best of luck & yes they do ship worldwide. Kind regards.

[@jackyoung1155]

It called a san mai if im correct

[@toolsconsumables7055]

@@jackyoung1155 Dear Sir, Thank you very much for your comment. You could very well be correct; I am not familiar with Japanese cutlery technical terms. Oh but what an axe; I can slice a roasted duck & slice it like a loaf of bread. There is absolutely no need for chopping, just slice it applying hard pressure through the bones. Kind regards.

[@toolsconsumables7055]

@Starfire Horizon Dear Madam, Thank you very much for your comment; indeed I do concur with your good self, this man is remarkable in many ways. Seeing the standards he imposes upon himself & the humility with which he approaches his philosophy on life, I do believe that this axe properly cared for would last a few generations. Kind regards.

[@x0thorn0x]

You have a rare gift. How can you cross cultural and language barriers like that? How can you build a house out of logs bigger then it seems possible to move by hand? How can you forge an axe from old railroad pieces? A kayak out of branches and plastic wrap? What??? I am fascinated and truly grateful that you’ve shared these amazing things! I can’t wait to see your next project.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for such a high praise!

[@RaisingSaintsAcademy]

Would love a background video of your childhood, upbringing, and what motivated you to learn so many trades. Perhaps since you retired as a lawyer, you should teach the next generation on the importance of the trades.

[@pieterbezuidenhout2741]

Hi Max, Truly you continue to make me happy when l see a young man like you with such a beautiful outlook on life. I am a 66year old guy with a lot of God given knowledge and experience in life and l am not scared of the Devil thus l understand and smile at your absolute courage in taking on any seemingly impossible task making it into something to never be forgotten. I am curiously waiting to see the end result of the water wheel you're busy with so do keep us posted on this please. Wish l could meet you in person one day as though l am older we share the same outlook and thinking and values. Be strong and enjoy life to the full, greetings from South Africa.

[@Advoko]

Pieter, thank you for your kind words! Yes, the waterwheel video will hopefully be published in September...

[@zebratangozebra]

I've found my most impossible task is me.

[@johnmartlew5897]

pieter bezuidenhout ...I’m almost 70. Since retiring I have taught myself welding, stone masonry, Harley mechanics, and I won’t stop there.

[@ApexHerbivore]

Pieter - what a lovely comment. Something the internet seems to be lacking these days! All the best. John - Good on you!

[@kimcurtis9366]

@@johnmartlew5897 and Pieter, I'm glad to hear that! I'm 67 and disabled so, I'm finishing up writing a historical novel of the American Fur Trade Era, making knives, since I can't do a lot of forge work with hammers any more, I am doing the stock removal type mostly, with a little forge work for heat treating and tempering. I also am making a lot of my own machinery and tooling, as well as the leather work for the sheaths. Best wishes!

[@iansabigsilly7]

This man knows how to do everything, and he does it well.

[@TheSchmed]

A collapse of everything would be a “ha ha” No affect on me.

[@ronjennings1453]

As a serious Nirvana fan, I ABSOLUTELY approve of the AC/DC-Nirvana joke. It was funny, 100% true, and pretty damn clever word play. I think Kurt would have approved too

[@MemeKing44]

one of my favorite things about your design, is it is well thought out. its like you didnt just think about it once, but maybe 10, maybe 100 times, until you decided, carbon steel tip. The fact that you did this alone, just says genius, and i ty so much for showing us this incredible technique. But then you video'd, and expertly narrarated it all for our enjoyment. ty i will now pay you for your videos, and tell all of my friends.

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your compliments!)))

[@TheLukkystrike]

By use my "legs" to hold the work piece I believe he meant "balls". Cause this man has balls of rare Earth metals! Great job.

[@nou4898]

sticky balls lol

[@ksujhksu]

In the midst of an endless supply of KZbin contributors on anything and everything, your channel is a welcomed pleasure on so many levels. Keep up the great work - thanks for sharing!!

[@MrToppazj]

Hi! Thank you so much to have your video language in english and with english close caption too... i can understand your description and appreciate so much all you are doing... and great job by the way.. all your project are inspiring...you made yourself a dreamed life ! Mikhail

[@nosaltiesandrooshere7488]

👍 Danke fürs Hochladen! 👍 Thanks for uploading! 👍 Very good and beautiful, thank you! 👍 Sehr gut und schön, danke!

[@shanebeaudrot777]

You're cutting your talents short my friend. You are as good of a Craftsman as many before you. Your finished work is worthy of your brand and who ever is blessed enough to own your ax is one lucky guy. Keep forging and creating, you have a profound understanding and creative skill to produce some awesome one off hand crafted cutlery.

[@_Dwarkin]

He's also an attorney and can defend you in the court

[@megamani547]

It is one thing to forge a thing of beauty, but to test it so thoroughly is stunning. Incredible work

[@GentlemanBystander]

As great as that ax is, and it is a great ax, I was drooling over your chisel, that chisel is truly amazing.

[@Advoko]

Thank you very much!

[@Nagnullat]

You seem to be genuinely the most capable and interesting person in the world.

[@rontex1234]

If you ever find yourself visiting Pennsylvania please let me know,,, it would be a pleasure to buy you dinner! THANK YOU for your videos!

[@chuckcordle5711]

Thank you for a great video sir..... thank you also for speaking English.... Your instructions are clear and exactly what a new blacksmith needs to know....

[@davidphillips6229]

Great to watch a versatile craftsman do projects. Thanks

[@MrGeneralissimus]

That intro is pure gold.

[@jamesw17]

"Presents shouldn't have any functional weaknesses or design flaws" LOL I love this philosophy! Are you sure you're a lawyer and not an engineer? Great video as always

[@Advoko]

James, Thank you! Well I retired my law career this year...)))

[@patricevonparis]

@@Advoko congratz "livin la vida loca" ;)

[@imjustsaying9286]

This guy is all in one...I can't get over his skills, it's amazing!

[@jackyoung1155]

I KNEW HE WAS A ENGINEER (i've only been wathcing his vids for a few days)

[@RoyatAvalonFarms]

Yes, I'd love to see your design and how to build for the sliding grinder. That is of huge value. Thank you.

[@johnNJ4024]

A few days ago, I found an old tie plate that was scrapped. Next on the list is an old worn out large file. You've inspired me to try making my own bearded axe. Thank you! Wishing you good health, happiness, and prosperity!

[@harrisquicksilver6595]

My grandfather used to say the world used to be iron men & wooden barges & now it's mostly wooden men & iron barges. I watch ur videos & I say u are iron men... Hard work always pays off & shows in ur beautiful creation. Great job my friend.

[@kennethkustren9381]

YOU SIR !!.... HAVE GREAT MEEKNESS... AND A BEAUTEOUS HUMOUR. THE BEARDED AXE gained you another SUBSCRIBERR !!

[@Avel_runner]

This has to be the most beautiful axe I've ever seen in my life.

[@ericl8743]

Thank you so much for translating your videos into English! ☺️☺️ I love your videos!

[@stevelinbergbaby135]

Classic Smithing with a creative twist on used materials 👍

[@bluecobra6294]

Maxi, you really are a superstar, very interesting presentations and fascinating to watch. It would be good to see a video about your sliding angel grinder setup .. superb . Many thanks

[@nicolafabris1041]

Dear Man, I am impressed by your ability and your wide equipped laboratory!!! I am very happy to saw this video. Many thanks to you . Ciao Nicola from IT

[@jamescopeland5358]

My Grandfather's blacksmith's shop is on my short list to get finished by years end. Thx Max

[@nikburton9264]

Damn Max! That's some beautiful work! I saw a bunch of your videos in Russian, but I don't speak it. They were still instructional though. Keep it up, Sir!

[@Advoko]

Nik, I appreciate your loyalty!

[@skippthemag2858]

i did the same when i ran out of english videos, all are great!

[@bastiancook4821]

That grinder setup is brilliant! I'm going to have to make one myself.

[@grenvillerichardskelton4815]

ive watched this 4 or 5 times, im making something similar , in my shed I had a stroke so I can't forge but im using a Swedish 5lb axe head I found at a carboot sale. thank you for very good videos

[@matthewarendse1988]

Best looking homemade axe ... watched a few 100 axe making , really good looking well done🔥. Most are over polished and some has casted metal handle. Damn love the rustic hammer strikes on the back end.

[@lauarts2.0]

Now that is what I call fascinating axe making. Wish I could get one of those for when I go camping. That is really a nice show Advoko. Thank you for making it wonderful.

[@SweWince]

Great stuff as always, we hope to see more videos soon!

[@PerfectPencil]

that grinder jig is really cool!

[@niklar55]

When I was learning metalwork at secondary school, my teacher told me you can tell the quality of the steel by the colour of the sparks when grinding. Red was poor, white was superb! The sparks from your railroad plate were VERY white!😊

[@philosaraptorph.d8968]

Quick thought: Put your drift through the eye then stamp the outside of the eye so you get a solid strike and it doesn't have to be re-worked:) Great job in general though.

[@thewarriorpig3151]

I know I would like to see a video of your slide grinder jig! It looks better than others I've seen! Fantastic bearded axe, too@ I want to see the next video on the rest of your build. You have my subscription!

[@chrscb]

Greetings from Athens, Greece. I have enjoyed all your videos. You are really an authentic, unpretentious, genuine, simple and down to earth person. I love this simplicity, back to the basics lifestyle, as I feel overwhelmed by the fast pace, consumptive, high tech, digital era. I truly enjoyed the bi-metal axe you made. It is a marvel. The "simple" way you gave it slowly a shape. One thing I admire in you, is you make things look so simple in making. That is a gift. Regards, Chris

[@Advoko]

Chris, thank you!

[@matthewkarle4954]

this guy is too wholesome, we should all strive to be like him

[@matthewotto8322]

That may be the most beautiful axe I've ever seen. Excellent

[@wiseguy9225]

I startet forging some knifes some months before and I think an axe would be a great projekt too, thank you for the great video

[@jacklarson6281]

this dude can make anything with nothing more than a hardwood log and his handmade axe

[@jamesjulian4558]

You Sir are a craftsman as well as a great teacher. I enjoy your videos!

[@DoctorineKureha]

Maxim made a new video! I can understand what he's saying! Time to relax.

[@Advoko]

👌😄

[@joeherrera2401]

Fantastic results for an “amateur “ as you say finished product is beautiful and functional good job max

[@user-li8pc7vw6y]

As a long time subscriber to his russian channel, I can tell you that his words are a sign of humility. He may be an amateur, but definitely not a novice, rather a very skilled and clever amateur. Besides, we see only very little of what really goes into making all this. As far as I know, there's far more trial and error that we don't end up seeing.

[@fauxswade6556]

I’m absolutely in LOVE with this ax!!!

[@drewfuller6194]

I enjoy your videos. The way you narrate and present your videos is very enjoyable and relaxing to watch. Also, I would rather wait for slow video release times, rather then endure a rushed, poorly thought out video. Thank you for presenting a quality product sir.

[@Advoko]

Drew, I appreciate your thoughtful feedback! Thank you

[@mountainviews5025]

My friend love this axe love the chisel also fantastic whoever you made this for is VERY lucky thumbs up my friends WOW

[@cdl0]

Great video! Fantastic axe! Brilliant craftsmanship!

[@suunt12]

What a awesome gift!!

[@brianelkin5616]

You sir are a true artist. I have truly enjoyed watching this video.

[@crafter170]

Very clever.Its understandable that ancient people thought blacksmiths were magicians.

[@marazas20]

Indeed. Teliavelis Baltic god of blacksmiths who forged Sun was apparently considered to be on evil spectrum of morality and the craft itself was believed to be taught to humans by devils (pagan devils not biblical).

[@crafter170]

@@marazas20 very interesting.When Cortes was fighting the Incas their leader ordered all Spaniards to be killed .But spare the blacksmith and the hairdresser. The Spanish won.......

[@thefunkosaurus]

I believe the first King Arthur was a smith who pulled a (bronze) sword from a stone (mold). A man w/ such skill might very well become king.

[@crafter170]

@@thefunkosaurus Sounds logical....When you consider that in those days tools were very very expensive items so in turn the man with the skill to use them would be held in high esteem. Also metal and cloth were expensive and not taken for granted .Well done .Another educational answer.

[@crafter170]

@Darco Brevich ok

[@danwb6957]

Ahaha AC/DC Metallica, nice one. One talented Man. Oh and a Lawyer. 😁

[@DrBombay911]

Just my opinion, I could watch your videos every day. Please keep sharing!

[@jimharper4215]

Loved the heavey metal reference

[@PZ-hu8ox]

Ооо, наш земляк из Питера популярен у западных ютьюберов !😉👍

[@wesleythompson9703]

I love your videos thank you for making them!

[@Advoko]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@billhatcher2984]

I think if he didn't know something he would learn it or just figure it out . I look forward to his new vids 👍

[@donrsanders4772]

Yes, I would very much like to see a video on the sliding grinder set up. Thanks for what you do.

[@markh2005]

Thats a great looking axe!

[@TheGardener54uk]

wow that's truly amazing, very very talented

[@Advoko]

🙏

[@anthonyhopkin]

Wonderful result. Really fine gift to a truly lucky person. Greetings to you and yours.

[@danieldeanharrison]

Yes to the side grinder video!

[@johnhubbard6262]

Cheers, you are right there are a ton of sliding angle grinder builds on Utube, but none look as professionally industrial as yours. I would love to see a video on it, but I would really love to know what you used for the slide/arm track. Your channel rocks, thank you for taking the time to put out content.

[@klausnielsen1537]

Beautiful work and I like the combination of hand made signs as the hammer marks and the space age carbon fibre. Subbed 😁

[@ramonpizarro]

Excellent video and beautiful axe Saludos Un Mexicano en los Estados Unidos A Mexican living in the United States

[@Advoko]

Thank you Ramon

[@johnb9561]

You are ingenious i wouldn’t have a clue where to start. Love watching your videos

[@last-life]

Love the sounds of the birds in the background