Forging a medieval collared axe

The pattern of this axe stems from a 14th century scandinavian axe.
The body is made of mild steel whilst the bit is made of 100cr6 which is hardened and tempered to 59HRC.
The blade length is 150mm with the whole head weighing in at 0.8kg.
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[@BlackBearForge]

Excellent video, I really enjoyed it.

[@John-yt5zr]

Beautiful job, thanks for sharing this with us!

[@dmitryefimkin6550]

Very well. Thank you. It is believed that the sleeve was welded first. Next, the body of the ax was welded to the finished sleeve.

[@HANDFORGED]

Ist echt ne schöne Axt geworden 😍 und das Video ist auch klasse. Abo haste!

[@Pamungkas-rp7uu]

I love blacksmith 👍⚒

[@officinaferraria]

Very nice axe.

[@angelojeda2146]

Nice job!! Liked and subscribed. When can we see another axe making video?

[@Petro_P.]

Nice job 👍 What does your sign (touchmark) means?

[@svenssonsmie1466]

thanks, it is a combination of the runes for L and H, they are the initials of our apprentice who made this axe

[@kovarnaduben3399]

👍

[@Masterbaiterfishing215]

Great video I think if you were really consistent on your videos every week we can really do well on KZbin