Handling Ol' Rusty│AXE RENO

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[@RememberTheDead]

Nicole's face sanding the wooden handle at 4:10 is one of the funniest things I've seen in my life.

[@AlexRoberts1981]

Her body language too. Leaning back away from what was going on at the end of her arms. lol

[@NicoleCoenen]

I have to do my own stunts.

[@jamescaneda9515]

Got wood?

[@alexandreblanc9294]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me too!

[@AHHHHHHHH.]

The lesbian in her said no

[@scotty3114]

"Work with what you have." Wise words. Great puns; visual and spoken. Also, good double entendres! You are a breath of fresh air.

[@MrCejw]

So much innuendo, so much acting. Nicole definitely understands her audience.

[@si-mon]

If more people used protection on the shaft, the world would be a better place.

[@WaRe1992]

😂

[@CrazYTactiC]

Ikr

[@NicoleCoenen]

This video is really just a PSA for shaft protection.

[@oknevals]

Lol

[@daviddavidson4496]

I raw dog life

[@errollleggo447]

Haha your face lady when you are sanding the shaft... Priceless. Congrats on persevering on getting it done.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

Lol, I've never heard 'it' called that before ! 🤣

[@DPN010]

A fine example of determination, improvisation, strength, skill... and Humor! This is such a good channel. 👍

[@hellomark1]

*humour

[@hellomark1]

@@samlinkin31 I am aware. She's Canadian though. Also every other country that speaks English spells it correctly.

[@Letsgetbacktobasics2024]

I didn’t realize this is a lesbian themed site. I just admire the young lady’s log chopping technique. If I tried it at my age my back would go out! All in good fun and humor.

[@williandalsoto806]

The perfect video DOES exist! And I really needed it today. Thank you so much for sharing, Nicole, It's so joyful to watch your adventures!

[@NicoleCoenen]

Thank YOU for this comment 😊

[@CrazyHorse11235]

​@@NicoleCoenen- Actual question for you regarding the wedge. Have you ever seen an axe that used a cone instead of a block? I stumbled across one the other day at an estate sale; the axe was pretty old looking but I'd never seen that before. I might be presuming on your knowledge of older axes but you popped up in my feed so I figured I'd ask...

[@LilyJaneH]

One of the first handle replacements I did was my grandfather’s eight pound sledge. It had a single metal step wedge in lieu of any wooden ones, much like this maul had. The handle had been cracked for years, so I thought it would be a good welcome home present to replace it for him while he was on a week long trip. I panicked so badly when I realized the wedge wasn’t coming out easily. I barely had time to finish it before he got back.

[@danielroncaioli6882]

I love seeing tools refurbished. It breaks my heart seeing tools just tossed out when there is plenty of life left in them.

[@criticallol3039]

Yoda: Strong in this one the innuendos are

[@jmboyd78]

The frowny face at 4:11 is great. Great video :)

[@milooliver9658]

I’ve found the best way to get a wooden shaft out with a metal wedge is to light a fire and stick the head in it with the wood left in. Burns out and the wedge is left. Also helps burn the rust off too. Would be good to see you try that in the next video!

[@lichstein7972]

Wouldn't that make the head a little more brittle, or is the fire not enough to matter?

[@BingWatcher]

Runs the heat tempering of the metal 🙅🏼

[@milooliver9658]

Yea, the fire ain’t hot enough for that!

[@robertpaulson6697]

Ruins the temper. Don’t do this.

[@FlyingPetschman]

light a fire and stick your head in it ... really ... it hurts ... be careful

[@RReese08]

When you’re sanding an ax handle, just imagine that you’re in a beautiful park with lots of trees and flowers, or you’re petting your dog or kitty - or somebody else’s kitty. It always works for me.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

Careful Icarus, with your 'kitty' joke ! 🤣

[@RReese08]

@@jamesbarbour8400 You know much less than you think you know. Stop while you’re still ahead, yo-yo.

[@artcafe2684]

ROFL - The puns. I love all of them. Sanding the handle and the face "You know! It's fine" I know it's childish and dumb, but it still made me laugh.

[@davedoughty1213]

Nicole, thank you being yourself!! I’m old enough to be your grandfather but I enjoy your sense of humor and double entendres! You seem like you are very intelligent and self sufficient. Take care out there in the wilderness, and if you want to be adopted let me know!

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

Same here. (And I could use a strong back at my place)

[@benitier]

and today we learned once again, how important protection is! btw it's nice how you handled this situation.

[@serinad9434]

"Well, not the first messy thing I've gotten into....I should call her!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@mikeyates7931]

We've all been there

[@tomgluth4254]

Please don’t think of my comment as sexist or whatever. You are an extremely adorable and accomplished young lady. It is obvious you were brought up right and respect hard work. Hats off to you as it appears you have done most of this yourself. Just an old guy who wishes I had a grand-daughter like you. Your smile and attitude light up the world ! Thank you.

[@Alchys]

The real question is if the axe is okie dokie or not. Also, hope that snack break included a cookie!

[@NicoleCoenen]

so far, not-so-old-rusty is doing okie dokie I did have a cookie 🍪😊

[@jasonjones5213]

Great job, the face you made while sanding the handle was priceless.

[@drevildruid]

Thank you for all the laughs. You turned an otherwise bad day (for me) into a tolerable one). I look forward to seeing your videos when they debut. You're quite the entertainer.

[@dwalachn]

Gurl, i love your vibe and your videos. You're smart, funny, relatable and absolutely you (and damn right you should be : everyone else role is taken). Keep slashing wood with axes, swords or whatever and DYI-ing your stuff. It's simple, honest, positive, mind satisfying content (dare i say calming and soothing ? yes i dare). Keep doing what you're doing :) Lots of love to you, from random me somewhere on the other side of the world wide web :)

[@nnnasherc6141]

As usual, beautifully edited and super funny! Thank you!

[@jessicahoffman7214]

I swear I love this woman... She always makes me laugh 😂

[@DaHaiZhu]

Nicole always brightens my day

[@bumblebee8289]

I've never been so entertained so much by someone chopping wood . Good work young lass

[@michaelschnock3998]

Danke!

[@raindropsrising7662]

Thank you for a wonderful hilarious and weirdly entertaining axe-perience! ❤

[@gotsloco1810]

You need to add a brace and bits to your collection of tools. No electricity needed. The last maul I oversaw the reheading of, I had the student( 13) make a circular steel wedge out of a section of 3/8 or 1/4 pipe on one of our Lathes. Not only did he get to learn how to install a handle with handle with wood wedges but use a metal lathe to make a steel lock wedge. I had to bring up a draw knife to shape the handle to fit the maul, my preferred method. We had several spiking mauls to do as well on the day he returned faster breaking the splitting maul handle. Draw knifes are the only blades to use to shape a handle. I have done it with other blades. Our young volunteer had wanted to split some wood. Something he had never done before. His father was sort of surprised we let him have at it. His comment was “he has never done this before and will break the handle”. My comment was yes that will happen and then he gets to learn how to replace a handle. With four of us old guys standing there the question became how long until he broke the handle. It took about ten minutes. Longer than I expected. We were a Cal Poly(SLO) entity “Learn by Doing”. Our entity is no more. We no longer get to help the next generation “learn by doing” RIP Swanton Pacific Railroad

[@jamesschaeffer1770]

I've had the same frustration trying to remove broken handles from tools like axes, hoes, rakes, etc. It was fun watching you "handle" it.

[@brianludlow9104]

I love your warped sense of humor......you had me laughing throughout this one.......

[@owenparker6651]

Your obvious distaste for sanding is hilarious! I've never seen anyone so averse to a little sanding! Thanks for sharing.

[@M4xFr4gg]

I don't think the face really was about the sanding, but more about the looks of the hand motion 😉

[@jimicrack29]

thank you nicole for posting this video it shows your determination an brillen kind mind p.s your shorts videos are funny an fun to watch also.

[@seanys]

Even the cheeky puns are super wholesome. 🥰

[@scottmattoon9054]

As a woodworker and electrical guy ....Nicole! Ur killn me with that abuse of the " wood" chisel and flat head screwdriver🤣🤣. I thought for sure she wasnt going to be tempted with drinking the cola...lol. well now we know what is does to metal. Yikes! My guts hurt.. laughing and in pain🤔🤦🤷. Any who great job, persevere and love the smile. Keep on keepn on👌

[@MrZajebali]

In carpenter axes there is a back wedge - not always it might be, but I had one, and it helps both ways.

[@malchard2333]

Nicole. ypu truly are one of the coolest Gals i have seen in a long time. Keep up your great work. Lots of love and respect out to ya.

[@jimperry74]

Love your videos, especially the longer ones like this. You're so cute and definitely know your stuff!

[@vernontorrence4407]

Coke classic is also an excellent windshield cleaner! Pour it on while it's raining, let it soak a little, wipers it off! Clean and clear!

[@AerinMoriarty]

Crazy how such a teeny tiny little piece of metal can make for so much work! Nice job!

[@49brian]

2:08 "Not the first messy thing I've gotten into.........I should call her." Damn, she cracks me up!

[@jerrycrow4901]

You crack me up Nicole! I love your videos and your subtle humor!

[@originalkangarootoo]

Actually sinking the head of the axe into a block to work on it, is totally in the category of "Oooohhh, I wouldn't have thought about that at all, but in hindsight OF COURSE" :D

[@l2bboc930]

This video made me giggle. No double entendre or sarcasm in your voice or body language all Nicole. Happy Pride!!

[@vinmartinez3659]

Very funny take on this task. Great sense of humor. Thanks appreciate you

[@kcarsonphoto]

Your videos are better than Netflix. Thank you 😊 💓

[@kyleparish5773]

Nicole is incredibly versed in woodcraft.

[@petedazer3381]

You are truly enjoyable to watch!

[@AretzJustin]

"I should call her" never gets old. Write as many as you can.

[@jefferybradford5936]

the look on your face when you realized how sanding the handle looked was an amazing bit of acting lmfaooooooo

[@nigelgrant1976]

The pleasure gained by watching this video is on a different level to anything that I've experienced before.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I confess that an old fashioned wood rasp is the best way I've ever found for shaping a newhelve to the eye but just as you showed Nicole "you run what you brung" 🙂. If they aren't available there, let me know & I'll find you a good one in a yard sale & send it over.

[@TClaudio70]

I'm just a city boy, but it wasn't easier to put the axe head in a campfire, while also cooking a couple of sausages? 🔥🌭😁

[@ДмитрийШелегов]

facial expressions while working are simply priceless

[@nicolastranieri9820]

Your videos are funny, entertaining and also a teaching lesson!!

[@markrenfrow9873]

Hey, good work! The one handed split though, that's showing off.

[@sallys2423]

In a good way!

[@JayRK777]

I think this might be my favourite ever vid uve done 😂

[@ThePereubu1710]

Not going to lie, that "So, I picked up old Rusty here the other day" could have come straight out of Letterkenny! And that's one of the biggest compliments I can give :)

[@Electrical_Instructor]

"Not the first messy thing I've gotten into....I should call her." Worth the price of admission.

[@GCGomez]

Love your determination❤and your ability to restore. CHOP ON NICOLE!!!⚡❤️⚡

[@MasterIntubator]

You won my heart. Subscribed. I have a lot of videos to watch now.

[@squidgepus]

Heck yeah, represent West coast being the best coast. All the love from a fellow canuck.

[@WilliamHollister]

That is the first time I've seen a drawknife used one-handed 🤔 Surprisingly effective! 5⭐

[@majidramzan5020]

Love to watch u again and again❤❤❤

[@mbyard356]

You handled that handle quite handily. 👍

[@michaeldalessandro8679]

You are awesome keep it up!!! So inspiring.

[@geegnosis8888]

Oh very well done Nicole!

[@nate9696]

Omfg soooooo many double entendres in this vids and i fully suport them all 😉 always love the "i should call her" hidden easter eggs in the vids, perfectly placed randomly. Ps: killer chopping and so hot the one hand chop too.

[@Grey_Is_Not_They]

I love the "I should call her" jokes so much.

[@jackasschicken5922]

Wow. You really had to pound that over and over again from every angle possible. Hard and fast, then soft but precise. Just giving 'er exactly what's needed while taking care not to damage your own tool! It is a lot of work, but the sense of accomplishment you get as you finally finish is what makes it all worth it! "Just pretend I have a metal wedge". I heard her say...

[@Andy-Mesa]

"Don't meddle with a wedge" ... "I should call her"

[@williamgibb5557]

Unbelievable beauty in every aspect! WOW.

[@gregoryvillarreal9261]

I keep telling myself-“that’s what she said”..😮😂 Just found your videos..love it! ❤

[@connergiven89]

"Not the first messy thing I've gotten into.... I should call her." 🤣🤣🥰🥰

[@DrDiabolical000]

Lol the aggression at 2:11 after "I should call her".

[@CodyMThomas]

I'm lazy, I would have just chucked the whole head in the fire to let it burn out. I loved the "Uncomfortable lesbian face' during the sanding. It was priceless!

[@ashokovhal4161]

Handel was be like 😘😘😘😍 keep going almost there 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@stjepanovics]

Me: *plays the video* Nicole: "okie dokie 😊" Me: *presses like immediately*

[@andrewtung5343]

You handled that head and shaft just fine . 😂

[@ianlove3]

Thank you for bringing a smile to my face love your vlogs. Stay safe.

[@pjbash2118]

I don't normally comment on videos but omg you cute, funny and have an amazing personality. Keep it up love your content. ❤

[@greggrondin3034]

Pretty good endurance!!! You sure do make some interesting gestures

[@brianmcconnell1817]

After all the refurbishing was done I swear I could hear that axe giggle with delight when your were splitting wood with it.

[@absolute-creature]

Nicole is out here living my gay dream, being in the woods, handling cool swords and axes and looking absolutely badass 😭

[@theviewer5595]

You did great sanding that shaft.

[@markcherriman6136]

Just love the sound of your voice.

[@turnandburn13]

It’s like screaming in pain…. Lovely 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Hank-r3h]

"Something we can..handle." Haw haw, and haw again!😅😅

[@brendanoneill1466]

That was wonderful!! I love it. Thanks for sharing.

[@jy.creator]

I'd say that axe was properly rubbed, shaped, and handled. Couldn't ask for more!

[@stormcry8202]

I love your videos, and I look forward to them for a dose of Canuck sunshine. Just a point of observation tho. Wood SWELLS in water. So soaking it, probably didn't do you any favors. Kinda like those really humid days, when your door starts getting sticky. Keep posting and I'll keep watching :)

[@danielashton5697]

Nicole, I've been there, not always by choice. Great determination to see it through to the end!!

[@chopshops]

"tell me you're queer without telling me you're queer." 4:07

[@markrzechula9390]

All ya gotta do is drill out the wood from around the wedge, makes it simple and easy

[@Black_SaPa]

Самое милое что я видел сегодня) ❤

[@brianmccann666]

✓ wood puns ✓ shaft puns ✓ messy things pun (call her) 😂

[@barretmarshall]

Your such a fun person I wish more girls had your fun can do anything attitude. Please keep up the good role modelling.

[@Silvvrninja8]

It looks like she got even better at replacing axe handles even in 4 months.

[@FreshAnton]

Little Tip: Drill the Hndle out. 2-3 Holes on each Side and the rest will easily fall off :) Love your Videos, greetings fom Germany.

[@dontayelogan911]

😂, y'all know why! Omg Nicole😂