Axe Restoration-Selecting an Axe Head

[@OZmeBushnBlade]

Great video and information! I like restoring old axes but still new to it. So, lots to learn from this video. Thank you for sharing!

[@Useaname]

Very informative. I have quite a few axes that I intend to restore, some of them over a hundred years old. Your video will certainly help.......thanks.....

[@YouSirAreNoob]

Great video thank you very much. I am thinking of restoring an axe as a project with my dad and these tips will come in handy I'm sure when selecting an axe head

[@westmeathguy]

Thanks Ross. Very helpful!

[@clutchmick36]

thanks for the vid. lots of useful info, as i'm just attempting to restore a few axes myself

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Would you mind checking out my latest video and give me some feedback on the condition of the axe head that I just restored and then handle failed to stay on after one use.

[@RossGilmore]

Thank you everyone.

[@_kikaso]

Great video! A really great resource when I'm shopping for ax heads. Thanks for sharing.

[@RossGilmore]

Thanks guys.

[@YouSirAreNoob]

I found an axe it says "genuine Norlund" on the head and weighs about 4 lbs. What length handle should I get for it? the one it had didn't fit properly but it was 34" I think

[@RossGilmore]

@maximefcom Thanks a lot. The accent is Bulgarian.

[@kelseyboy2000]

what brand of axe is the first one you hold in the video?

[@bobclapper2672]

Good Stuff, thanks

[@kramer695]

what axe are you holding in the first part of the video?

[@jhippl]

i dont shop for axes or any bushcraft tool before checking your site first thanks

[@tazblink]

I have little or no interest in axes or their restoration, I stumbled onto this video by accident and gave it a look. I have to say this is one of the best video clips I have ever watched on youtube. It was concise interesting and extremely informative. You made me want to shop for a old axe head and start a new project. Ha-ha. thanks so much for your time

[@dabberty]

Thank you, your info will be very useful for my next upcoming project. The restoring of 40+ czech/slovak axe heads.

[@BloodEagle1583]

Great video. Very informative.

[@RossGilmore]

@lopezenriquea Thanks.

[@maximefcom]

Your blog and youtube videos are real useful tips from a smart man, I'm happy I found it ! Ohh and by curiosity, where your accent come from ?

[@YouSirAreNoob]

raises the question not begs the question. Begging the question is presupposing a premise in order to lead to the conclusion being true.

[@Reggie2nobel]

Браво мн добро и информативно видео.

[@Diopterman]

Excellent series, thanks for the time and effort that you put forth. I truly appreciate it!

[@jamcgar]

Excellent, excellent video. Thanks very much. Ross from Brisbane, Australia

[@amishjim]

Thank you, very informative.

[@edge1518]

Thank-you very much.

[@jeffmwoods]

thanks

[@vk2icj]

Thanks for the video, very well put together

[@patrickgatons]

Very informative video, thanks. That was a ton of research packed into 15:00 min. Just took an 18th century head out of the tank and it was Swiss cheese. Still an amazing bit of history to have in your hand.

[@BruceNitroxpro]

An amazingly smooth and cogent presentation. Correct in EVERY detail. Well done.

[@robertc8683]

Great video Ross! Thx for the information and good job with the blog it's one of the most interesting blogs that i ever read.