Make Any Axe Razor Sharp In 90 Seconds - No Skill Required

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[@SteveandDawn]

Heads up, you forgot the link to the sharpening wheels. Thank you for the videos!

[@beek2930]

billy bell smart people don’t break the law

[@darmstadtschaa]

@@beek2930 well, smart people dont use a home security system that can be bypassed with a single button press by a 2$ amazon device.

[@beek2930]

darmstadtKrö367 well most burglars wont have that specific transponder on them. If they do they can open the door without setting off alarm. But thats why you have motion detector and cameras. And if your door is locked they’d have to break a window and most likely the transponder wont work against the glass break sensor due to the distance from the sensor. A system like this a more of a deterrent. Look at the stats a simple lawn sign saying you have home security is quite powerful

[@darmstadtschaa]

@@beek2930 that is something i can agree with a bit more. its just that your first sentence, 'smart people dont break the law' is arguably wrong since a lot of really smart people have broken the law and got away with it. i wouldnt use a lawn sign of the company of which you're using the security system, thats basically telling burglars what tools they have to use. and having a system that is bypassed in seconds still doesnt seem very secure, especially by something that blocks all signals, but i guess a deterrent is still better than nothing.

[@TDBRICKS]

90 seconds in 12 minutes

[@alexanderbertisch6328]

it takes you 5 words to say thanks.

[@andrewd3199]

13 minutes*

[@dirtyred5602]

the first thought ihad also

[@brettking177]

@@alexanderbertisch6328 haha got em!! 😆

[@kalanimoeai584]

@@alexanderbertisch6328 weird

[@moderndaydrifter4672]

It takes you 13 minutes and 2 seconds to show me how to sharpen an axe in 90 seconds.

[@theunfortunatespectacle7381]

It takes you 19 words to say "Thanks."

[@Harley831]

John Davis ..pleb

[@DConnor799]

Video starts at 7:50

[@tom00025]

Gotta get that loot

[@420jacksonian]

minus the in home advertisement,haha

[@Buguese]

0:20 Blasphemy! It's never too cold for ice cream!

[@mrrodgersneighborhood]

I couldn't agree more

[@vincenttolbert7249]

The colder it gets, the more I eat ice cream

[@Buguese]

Same

[@ReptileNexus]

New Englander here. We do 365 days a year Iced Coffee.

[@Buguese]

@@ReptileNexus I mean,does that count as ice cream?

[@carlzirk]

Neat. I still use belt sander technique you showed for lawn mower blades to keep flat edge. It's the best I've had my mower blades.

[@kennethbrown109]

Stop bragging about your weather. I just got in my truck to go to work and it’s 103. 🥵

[@rwj3373]

Kenneth Brown I know it’s hotter than satans nutsack down here

[@ryanmartinage]

RW J checking in from Florida here. Residents are going full Florida man from the heat. The news is a little nutty right now even by our standards.

[@michaelclosson68]

You need to move, that's horrible

[@Tatusiek_1]

Over here in the summer it gets to 112°F heat index because of humidity easily in the summer.

[@dakotareynoldsakafloridama2723]

2:55 "your blade... will not cut"

[@Kumofan]

10:16 "It will keeeel"

[@Customsouthernarms]

I like how smoothly you integrated the product endorsement. I wish every channel could do it that seamlessly.

[@skinnflint]

Boring story

[@dougdobbs]

I've been wanting a second grinder set up for wire wheels. Now I need a third for this purpose. Cool! :)

[@cofee28]

That's how I do things. BUT... I learned to sharpen things by hand. And think everyone should. If SHTF having that skill and experience would definitely be worth having.

[@dirtyworkdiver]

Did you add a link for the MDF wheels? I don't see it. Many Thanks!!!

[@flannelflax8078]

You can make them yourself too

[@jamesharber7820]

We very much appreciate most of your videos. However, do you think that maybe, just maybe, you are getting too far/deep into “infomercials”? No matter how interesting your videos may be your audience might be put off by a plethora of ads. Otherwise keep up the good work!

[@wranglerstar]

Why is it that only KZbinrs are forbidden to make an honest living James?

[@danielbutcher5836]

It’s super easy to fast-forward if you’re not interested in any particular part of the content.

[@BespokeCarpentry]

Us no coast guys have been using this for years

[@TheAnigai]

Don't mind if anyone says something negative about havning any sort of product endorsements. you would be one of the very few I'd trust to take something and tell it like it is. If somethings bad then it's bad.

[@fsmoura]

I second that. I only trust Mr. W and that's why, for a while now, that I only use brand *X* for everything.

[@petroscephas]

I hope you guys make good money, but sponsorship ruins the videos... Turns them into tv shop. Well, the price you have to pay i guess.

[@dangolfishin]

That's gonna put a hollow grind on your axe. Great for a knife but usually a hollow grind isn't considered durable enough for an axe

[@dummkompf]

"basically no skill at all" nope. you take for granted the skill it took to hold it at just the right angle throughout the whole grinding process, a skill you've honed over years of sharpening

[@hunt_trap_fish]

This is pretty awesome. Couple thoughts: 1) if you need to really re-shape the axe blade, using the wheel is a great place to start / finish, but people need to be careful not to get the head too hot or the temper can be affected. 2) The wheel gives you a very acute angle, and a concave angle can help the edge endure a bit longer, which can be accomplished with a strop after the wheel! 3) I would not sharpen a pocket knife on the wheel. I wouldn't want to remove that much material from a small EDC knife blade

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

This is all true. I stay away from the wheel unless I need to completely reshape an edge, and it's more work than a file will handle. Never use a bench grinder on a knife or thin blade. You'll likely remove too much metal and ruin any tempering it may have.

[@Xogroroth666]

"3) I would not sharpen a pocket knife on the wheel. I wouldn't want to remove that much material from a small EDC knife blade" Use far less pressure on the blade to the wheel. :S Done it plenty a time with pocketknife type stuff like small scissors.

[@hunt_trap_fish]

@@Xogroroth666 I have my nonni’s old grinding wheel and the guides are long, long gone. So I basically have to eyeball all my angles and trying to do that with a pocketknife and keep the pressure super light… idk if I could do that lol. I also wouldn’t recommend trying this as a person just learning to sharpen

[@robotstonka7118]

I saw on youtube that some people cut a wheel out of cardboard!!! Then the edge is suer sharp without remowing too much of steel. I really want to put that method to the test because results look VERY impressive. Has anybody tried that yet?

[@ttss5726]

Sell outs with the extended crappy safe commercial. No wonder i stopped watching

[@quickdrawmcbob1031]

That's probably fine for an axe but don't use that on a pocket knife because you will most likely heat up the blade and ruin your temper

[@EquipmentReviewer]

Worth every second of my time to watch this. Quality content!

[@nitrotmann]

Not a fan of the anti gun sponsorship.

[@wranglerstar]

Not a fan of parroting internet nonsense,

[@preludecurtis]

Do you have an affiliate link for the MDF wheel?

[@TokyoCraftsman]

I made my own out of MDF, it works great! I really works great on carving tools, and you can make one out of MDF that you can add concave and convex surfaces too for sharpening spoon gouges and other carving tools. Cheers from Tokyo!

[@rwstubbz]

My friend, when you use a powered wheel for too long, you overheat your edge (you see it smoking after the sharpening) and it becomes softer. Any heat treat is null. We could go into the formation of martensite and austenite the change in density, the change in crystal structure, and the ability of the edge to maintain the geometry, but it's not the place. Please be careful with your edges, but if you like it and it works for you, I guess do it, but a little information never hurt anyone. Shaving at this point does no good if it goes dull even 20% sooner that's 2 less swings per ten. I'd say go back to stones, but that's just me.

[@jonathanschubert9052]

I was sharpening my buddy's with a Smith's stone. It wouldn't take an edge no matter how long I worked at it. I knew what it was before he told me. Someone else sharpened it with a grinder.

[@RicoDuroska]

@@jonathanschubert9052 You can make a piece of aluminum razor sharp, it just wont hold an edge. If you couldn't get an edge at ALL it was likely your method rather than soft steel.

[@jonathanschubert9052]

Everyone can sharpen aluminum when no one is watching

[@RicoDuroska]

@@jonathanschubert9052 there are plenty of videos on youtube to verify if you don't believe me.

[@moorshound3243]

stones & files all the way for me.

[@handmade3681]

I still like traditional freehand sharpening. The process is nice and relaxing, makes my day better every time.

[@SanriTV]

no skilled required but requieres tools 99% epople dont have nice !

[@thathaslage]

Who has a functioning garage without a bench grinder?

[@Devin82m]

Meh, I feel like the issue with the grinding wheels is that they eat away more material than needed. With hand sharpening imagine blades last longer since you only do as many strokes as you need to reorient the material. With a grinder it would be very easy to remove too much material and end up with a toothpick over time. It's just a thought, I am no expert and only sharpen anything on rare occasion, but I prefer my Paul Sellers method of sharpening, I use it for knives and axes.

[@mrpanda39]

i agree

[@rsnerd008]

No need for MDF you can do this with the standard grinding wheel

[@paulrose5775]

Agggggg I just spend four howers reprofiling an axe with a file! I know what I’m buying next!

[@markadlawanjrp]

buy better files sir

[@swedishdagger8410]

Hours*

[@charlesdevier8203]

These wheels are worth the money. I have been using mine for 5 years to sharpen wood working lathe tools, pocket knives, etc.

[@billquillin1952]

Now I'm wondering how the side of the wheel would work on my chisels???

[@elchupo99]

Stumpy Nubs has a video on the Worksharp 3000 and he did MDF discs for this purpose

[@JC-fj7oo]

It would probably be ok if you really need to use a grinder. IF you have a belt sander, you can get strops for it for cheap that would work much better for flat things like chisels. Usually have a coarse strop made of canvas and a fine strop made of leather. Maybe a 2000 grit sandpaper for touchups or tools that need a bit of bite.

[@billquillin1952]

@@JC-fj7oo do you have a link?

[@JC-fj7oo]

@@billquillin1952 depends on the size/type of your machine, but these are good. usaknifemaker.com/leather-knifedogs-leather-sharpening-belts-1x30-4-5oz.html

[@Theexsquaddie.]

The world according to sweetloaf these endings are brilliant 👍

[@1truefreedomfighter]

Sharpening doesn’t take an hour?? I’ve been wasting my life!!

[@romanbennett8578]

Corey Johnson no you have not wasted your time you have learned the joy and pain and suffering of sharpening I am still young and I’m gonna continue learning the old way continue taking your time on an edge when you have free time that just means you know the true value of an axe

[@jackofalltrades7822]

There is never a need to sharpen any axe to a razor edge unless you are a professional logger felling trees with and axe or are in a lumberjack competition. In truth, a splitting axe should not be razor sharp. When splitting wood, you are guaranteed to miss your target at some time and a razor sharp axe will remove body parts. You need nothing more than a file to sharpen an axe. Now for sharpening a knife, you process has merit.

[@Quagmire88]

Maybe this is why he wears a toupee. He lost all his hair from years of testing axe edges!

[@larrylucas5731]

I'm still looking for a place to buy the sharpening disks. All I see is a link to buy his security system. Do you know the best place to pick these up?

[@AJK967]

Larry Lucas ....... Amazon, type in MDF wheel

[@aleceads8129]

Lol, imagine how he would look without a toupee... like if Mr. Clean and chuck Norris had a baby

[@supersayainjesus7204]

He wears a toupee??

[@drumrgrrrl4319]

Hi, After seeing this video, I ordered this wheel set and tried it out on my cheapo Home Depot axe. It worked quickly. But the grinder wheel needed more grit added by the time I tried to sharpen a second axe. Did you have the same experience? Wondering if I'm doing something wrong. Thank you for so many helpful videos!!

[@bakerstreetbear679]

dang man I just bought the file and stone from the other video haha

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

I have a guy that sharpens my knives,he uses those MDFs as the final step

[@willyhawkins6596]

I want to know where to buy those Lucky Logger gloves. Can't find them anywhere.

[@JusBidniss]

Is it possible for anyone to possess a sharpening stone and a blade, and _any_ forearm hair?

[@mxpimpmug]

That’s an awesome technique I’ll have to invest in a setup like that!!

[@royrodgers7031]

It’s only 96 in Bowling Green, KY right now

[@carlwolf4865]

Why are you doing advertising now 😢😢😢

[@wranglerstar]

To pay for the content I upload,

[@wranglerstar]

To pay for the content I upload,

[@cordelmar]

So a year ago or so I watched a your video about Harbor freight axes and every time I m in the area of harbor freight I stop by to see if I can get a axe for wen I go camping. Well the dam thing is no were to be found and I been to three different stores for a year now and nothing (were is this Invisible axe) you were talking about??, but today I went to ace hardware store and they have a 2 1/4lb Collins axe with 28 inch handle and that's wen realize I know dirtily squad about axes. So my question to you is what is the wright length and weight for a camp axe.? Thank you.

[@drunknmarxist]

New subscriber!

[@michaelgemmer2806]

The micro doses of the Sweetloaf make my day. Takes me back to when my girls were that age.

[@londiniumarmoury7037]

I hate the double wheels for longer blades, i'd say they are not good for machetes or swords, you try sharpening a 4 foot long sword on them and watch how the second wheel starts hitting your blade and messing your blade up, i have a couple of them. Single wheels are for longer blades, doubles are for small hand tools and knives.

[@ChestnutnagsToolsFromJapan]

Shaving arm hair is only starting to get something sharp. The real test is can you shave your beard without it pulling.

[@backyardmowerracing492]

I was sharpening a cheap harbor freight axe the other day and didn’t realize how sharp it was just barley bumped it with my middle finger and sliced it open 😂

[@tylerrohn6938]

Haven’t talked about watches in a while brah.. you got the bug bad. Nice Explorer

[@Shikamaru6900]

Hey I know it's late in the season but can you do a video on the budget chainsaw? Not the cheapest one but like somewhere in the middle. I saw your video on the cheapest on Amazon but I figured there was a slightly better one than that, that costs a little more out there. I heard the poulan pros are pretty good and they are Owned by Huskvarna. Please let us know and thank you.

[@robertkywildcats9266]

Dang, that's so easy even us East Coast guys can do it!😊

[@JustinSnow3556]

I have a favor to ask of you too do if u would please will you make a video on the difference between a regular chainsaw chain semi chisel chain and a full chisel chain

[@quiksilver1j]

Does this change the temper of the metal edge? I saw sparks flying ..

[@999rubicon]

Over 7 minutes before you did anything related to the tittle. Unsubscribed

[@mikelockhart9114]

I’m glad you turned the motor around that first video was a little scary. Before it snows can you take your drone out to the trees you’ve planted. I would like to see how there doing please. Good job Cody!

[@NYZOutdoors]

Good job on the commercial. Typically I can’t stand commercials because they are so fake and ridiculous.... BUT, I enjoyed yours. Genuine. Good stuff.

[@kfouts2]

Could we drag and drop some of our weather to you and vice versa? We will be close to 100 for most of the week! Great vid!!

[@slimgrowden]

Love the video Cody! I have a 5 year old daughter and this Video has taken me back! She is so precious there is truly nothing like a daughter's love for her Papa! Time is precious they don't stay little long which know doubt you and Mama already know! Cheers Merry Christmas to you and your beautiful family and most of all God Bless!

[@sprite0six665]

2 things 1 I think it’s funny that it’s taken the rest of y’all this long to figure out that Vikings with the sitting turning stone powered by some bands and a peddle had it right for years I watched my old man. Sharpen with a puck and I asked why not just make some sand paper turn really fast? (The mind of a child) 2 you go the hole video without telling us what that crafty little machine is there. You go off on a tangent about how “IT WORKS IT WORKS! “ without actually explaining what “it” is. All you say is MDF…. MDF is a material what is it rotating on?

[@rogerbeckner6419]

Too bad you settled for the land of perpetually soggy. I love Idaho and you can pick where you like your climate! I wish you had some sharpening for us guys that don't have grinding wheels. But I will go on, looking for easy ways to sharpen my axes with files, sandpaper, and sanding blocks. Don't even start about sharpening knives. Been doing it for 50 years with many different ways for different blade types. My knives are almost scalpel-sharp and are many types of grinds and profiles. Old-tyme hunter from the UP of Michigan and forest and game lands of Ohio. Also spent my youth in the wilds of Idaho. 'And fun was had by all.' Don't get close to my fillet knives, they bite!

[@RandomAmerican]

If you really want to put it to the test and show us what's what. Sharpen your wood chisels with that system

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Unfortunately, when you tubers grow, they become comeralized. They get stuff for free, and paid. Just look back at his older video's. It's obvious the difference imo.

[@Jestunes]

Informative for about 2 minutes. Spend more time on the ax and less talk about irrelevant things. Not watching you anymore...

[@pandabear631]

Maaan I can’t stop laughing at this……MDF wheels…crazy.. IS IT EASY TO MAKE ANGLES?HOW ACURATE AND EVEN CAN YOU MAKE THE GRIND ON EACH SIDE THOUGH?

[@oscarvandermeer9784]

Don’t sharpen splitting tools. It’s DANGEROUS. Normal people don’t expect them to be sharp let alone razor sharp

[@StealthSharpening]

Nice video, but just to let you know, you dont really want razor sharp for an axe.. if its super sharp it means the edge must be super thin, cutting hair is fine, but when you whack a big tree branch, that thing edge can bend over or chip away really quick making it duller sooner. It looks like you made a good job of it, but maybe just now as shallow an angle next time.

[@deanndubois3738]

That was weard you go from showing how to sharpen an ax. To your wife talking about simply safe. I thought it was a commercial. and tried to skip it. 2 bad you didn't show the sharpening up close. I'm very new to sharpening knives and axes

[@SeymourKitty]

13 minutes to tell me how to sharpen my blade in 90 seconds 😑

[@richmcgarvey4118]

No offence But there was once a great KZbin channel called Wranglerstar. It was a great and educational channel. Then came a time where it was going to become a discovery channel reality show. Very discouraging to me as all those shows are a joke. Thankfully that did not happen because the man had great values and respect for himself so he walked away from it. I don't know what happened to that man but it seems that along came a tractor and slowly that channel has now turned into an Amazon infomercial. Some how I do not believe it is satisfying to you but I hope it is at least making you money. Great respect and still drop in once in a while but sure wish you would return to your values.

[@BrassBashers]

Holding the right angle on one of these types of spinning sharpening devices DEFNITELY takes some skill (albeit your title claim.....). Many guys that are too inpatient with a stone are going to really mess up a good blade with something like this... I've been using a Smith's handheld sharpener with the long handle to touch up machete and axe blades for 5 years now, takes 2 minutes and does a decent job refinishing an edge, Anything beyond that, chips/dings, and using an angle grinder first and the Smith's sharpener has worked just fine and doesn't take long at all.... I've learned even more patience in my machining schooling and could hand grind these tools at this point, but there is not much need with a simple pull-through 2 stage sharpener. Now do I use or need to sharpen things nearly as often as you?? HIGHLY doubtful lol

[@robotstonka7118]

I saw on youtube that some people cut a wheel out of cardboard!!! Then the edge is suer sharp without remowing too much of steel. I really want to put that method to the test because results look VERY impressive. Anybody tried that yet?

[@haljohnson6947]

the dull axe sample is how all my knives in the kitchen are

[@romanbennett8578]

Who would bother sharpening a kitchen knife anyways Some retard just going to cut their hand

[@apugalypse_now]

@@romanbennett8578 Because the purpose of a knife is to cut things?

[@anthonykryzak273]

Yes your method is fast but it also removes a lot of metal quickly.. maybe more metal than you instead because all it takes is touching the wheel for an instant too long.. Plus if it's a blade that has some sentimental value or you want it to hold an edge in the future I recommend against any sharpening method that will get a knife too hot to touch.. A whetstone or whet-wheel is the only way to avoid destroying the temper and hardness of your edge.. repeated sharpening on the grinding wheel and you will find that you need to walk over to the wheel every ten minutes whereas a proper sharpening with a whetstone with a quality axe can keep you chopping all day.. Literally makes metal malleable and soft if you overuse sharpeners like this.. I have ruined too many knives where I have no doubt in my mind that were absolutely ruined by the heat of sharpening wheel's... Some people don't care and a tool is just a hunk of metal but I have A number of knives that simply wont take an edge and the only common denominator was repeated sharpening's on a grinding wheel.. Perhaps someone else has a way that works for them and that's great but I prefer to use steel files sandpaper and whetstones to maintain my edges

[@darthcollosus]

What happened to the review on the Liam Hoffman ax

[@danielkirby8355]

im sorry, but i was sharpening barn hatchets when i was 13 on bench grinders.. how are you so mystified by this??? literally millions of people sharpen things on bench grinders. its not special or ground breaking.

[@BBA1994]

I really like and appreciate most of your videos but have to agree with Modern Day drifter and many others - you should not be taking 13 minutes to show us how to do something in 90 seconds ;-)

[@SMidberg]

Nice swedish heraldic county shields ( landskapssköldar) one the wall in the alarmadvertisement part.

[@KeepItSimpleSemperFi]

Not a fan of the simply safe ads. Patreon and subscriber, but the ad is no bueno. I like that you are honest, both with your Installation and now the follow-up endorsement, but why are you making this choice now?

[@justmyself1000]

What? I was watching this about sharpening the axe...then they started talking about something else? I thought there was something not right? But I don't recommend watching this because it turns into something about an alarm or something? I sent a message to KZbin.

[@gregawallace]

I hate to see you plugging simplysafe most of those home security systems are a joke, all it takes to bypass one is an inexpensive radio that can transmit on that frequency and a google search for the frequency that company uses. simplysafe uses 433.92 try it set a two radio to that frequency key it and open your door come in close it and let the key go. That’s just one of the many many many easy ways to defeat one of these systems it really works well if there is a sign advertising what system frequency you need to google.

[@fishing569]

That’s the same principle I use when sharpening my swivel knife blade when carving leather designs for wallets I make.

[@richrock8960]

And this video is just one example of why I stopped following you and watching your videos. 90 seconds in and you haven't even shown the axe, so the title is a lie. You waste too much time with things that are way too drawn out on tools and equipment that is way too expensive.

[@JC-fj7oo]

I wouldn't say no skill required. You set that blade on the spinning wheel with the blade angled wrong and it's going to catch and either break or go flying and you are probably going to end up with a chunk of metal where you don't want a chunk of metal.

[@alfe305]

are you kidding me???? this is nothing new, this is also beyond easy.... hand sharpening is harder, because of how long it takes

[@fatboyrowing]

Yeh, looks like a winner. My technique for sharpening stinks, anything that makes it easier is very much appreciated.

[@420jacksonian]

so with wood, i can sharpen metal, so i can cut wood to make a fire to heat metal to make stuff that will cut wood to sharpen metal that will cut wood,wicked awesome

[@primalway1317]

I put simply safe water sensor in my grandads underwear....lets just say I always know when its time to change his diaper..

[@corvinaking83]

13 minute video on how to sharpen an axe in 90 seconds. Am I crazy for thinking this should have been a 3 minute video tops?

[@jeffmurnahan]

How to make any axe sharp in 90 seconds In 13 minutes Lol I wonder if there’s a way to sharpen an axe with one of those long stick looking knife sharpeners

[@ExplodingWalkie-talkie]

I tried this but had to stop. I had the right gloves but after a spark almost hit my eye, I went and got eye protection and even a facemask.

[@alexanderquantumwishsparkl9773]

Never a fan of paid advertisements regardless of content, detracts from the teacher/student relationship completely

[@jenniferbassett3001]

I wish I could find somebody to show me how to do this with minimal tools and nothing electric 😐 Looks like I'm going to keep searching 😢

[@bladegames2rose813]

Hey man I’m a jeweler and I think it might could be worth your time to invest in blue rougee or pink rougee for a higher abrasive and polish count

[@M6706-u5y]

Great video! I can’t wait to hear people complaining that you had a sponsor for this video!

[@Voicesofjake]

Would you recommend sharpening a Gränsfors??

[@prikkedoed]

Hello from Norway .really like your channel. Who of you got swedish blood ? Thats cool .Hej då :)

[@trooper2221]

I think to impregnate the wheel with the oxide or whatever, is just take wheel off smear glue on it and roll it through the oxide, that's poured in to a newspaper crease, or well that's how I did it

[@glynhannaford7332]

Did the world benefit from a 13 minute video telling us that a motorised grinder can sharpen a blade faster than we can manage by hand?

[@johntownley83]

I have one of those cold steel trail boss axes. I also have the Gfb small forest axe. And The Scandinavian. Point being the trail boss axe can compete with the high dollar axe sometimes I find myself going for the trail boss before I go for my top quality axe. Best axe for the price everybody needs one.