How to punch and drift an axe eye by hand. Axe making - blacksmithing

[@MoneyCollector]

best channel on youtube despite of new technological advances , and we all know blacksmithing manually will make the axe better than commercial axe

[@Jason_Reynolds]

I can see now the thought and planning that went into building the outdoor forge. Very clever! Everything within reach and a relaxed working pose. You’re a genius Bertram!

[@arthuraugustina3110]

Special thanks to you for your detailed video descriptions! In my opinion the best of the KZbinrs I have seen. They answer all the questions I can think of.

[@stoutoutandaboutwithanorwe300]

Nothing like sitting on my butt, watching someone else doing hard work!! Your bushcrafting is why I initially subscribed, but I am seriously enjoying the blacksmith videos!

[@Walibnzas]

You absolutely have one of the best channels on KZbin. The real deal. 👍 As I finished the video I told my wife you are the hardest working person with the dirtiest hands to prove it and you make everything. I mean that totally as a compliment. 👍 I would like to see a video of you at some point all cleaned up and relaxed having a tea in a chair. Seriously your videos are the absolute best out there. Thanks so much for sharing them. 👍

[@LinLin-r9m]

I love that you are always passionate at work, especially the patience of the details. Learn a lot from your videos and your simple and natural life. The film brings us to enjoy nature and art, it's really beautiful. Thank you! Rune

[@wentzelcoetzer2351]

I look forward to see more of your axe making videos!! Thanks for all the tips on punching and drifting in the video's description. Its really useful information. You are an exceptionally gifted blacksmith.

[@snuucreations1202]

He makes it look so easy

[@JHV166]

Let's see now... Dirty Hands, Dirty Shirt, Outdoor forge, Basic Tools...could this fellow be any more REAL??? I'm watching my childhood all over again... We had a blacksmith in the town I lived in and I hung out there as often as I could cut school.. (Which was pretty often!). Thank you for bringing back some excellent memories! Well Done!

[@JustinTopp]

Just wanted to say how I love your videos. Keep up the awesome work your a truly skilled craftsman.

[@JakobKaiserCreative]

Lovely as ever! I'm currently working on my first sword after making several kitchen- and outdoor/survival knives and I want to try forging an axe head later this summer. Your videos on making axes are a massive help for me there! Especially because you don't use any power tools, same as I do (except for my blower), which makes your process very similar to what I'm capable of with my current equipment! Thanks for sharing!

[@kostriktor1266]

hey hello ! me and gf went out into the woods because few days ago we´ve enjoyed some of your bushcraft-clips. inspired us alot and so we decided to go, we made campfire barbecued some sausages and boiled eggs. was amazing, thanks basically to you... thanks a lot and keep it up !

[@michaelnavarre6611]

Awesome Rune! I find myself going back and rewatching your videos 2 or 3 times. You're the best my friend! Cheers from Northern Michigan U.S!

[@wagnerbmx96]

You sir put the craftsman in craftsmanship it's crazy to think that everything was made this way a long time ago

[@henriquepetters]

The patience of this guy is unreal. Subscribed and waiting for more. Thanks.

[@paidaelis]

That's how I picture the Primitive Technology guy after he reaches the Iron Age.

[@SubrosaRose]

He's great but Rune is also great. They both great each in there own way

[@abderrahimfarhat7755]

أجدادي كانوا متميزين في مهنة الحدادة ، لم أكن أعرف قيمة ما يقومون به حتى شاهدت هذا الفنان والمبدع ... رائع .

[@shofarox4037]

And as always Rune it's been a pleasure to see your videos, this time coming back home from working as a dog walker having an stew for eating with a glass of wine. Cheers. Martin from Argentina by the way

[@ouchymytoe]

I subbed a while ago and now I've been watching and "liking" all your old videos. I'm not finished yet, but I've already turned on alerts for your channel. That's a pretty rare thing for me to do. I've subscribed to dozens of outdoor channels but this is only the second that has alerts turned on. (The first? Primitive Technology of course!) I love the mix of content ensuring that one type of video never gets too tiresome. I also love the Danish wilderness; it's like nowhere I've ever been.

[@user-vp9ik6ix3d]

Every moment in this video is just amazing. Love from Japan🤩

[@courtneybudimlija]

Your 1 of my favorite bush crafters I watch to learn and to keep motivation thank You

[@alexzioek9680]

That is simply amazing. Int this deceptivly simple technique: the profoundest of the craft and the ground for artistry on the later part. Wonderful executed by the most minimalistic means.

[@virusesdetected8709]

The quality makes it obvious how much time you put into this! Keep up all the good work and the good content coming

[@SkepticalZombie]

Your commitment to your craft inspires me.

[@crossfire5355]

i watch you every day, brother. i learn so much from you. thank you for all you do! you are a great master craftsman & outdoorsman!

[@savedbygodsgrace.9058]

A joy to watch a craftsman at work. .

[@darrinmoneer8518]

You Sir are the BEST U TUBER OUT THERE!!!!! LOVE YOUR STILE

[@Namesi]

Appreciate all your work, thank you for sharing!

[@robertnorrie6327]

Sometimes I feel that you could broach that steel by the power of your will alone! Best channel on KZbin...

[@alejandrolievano5573]

absolutely beautiful demonstration. Thank you for doing these videos

[@jorgeluisgarcia1006]

Anxiously waiting for the next video, Bertram. Not trying for you to hurry up in any way, just letting you to know I need my dose of "mind relaxing Bertram bushcraft video", that's all. I'm sending you a hug across the Atlantic, my friend!!

[@alexoutdoors5898]

Like a nature lover i just love your videos!! Greetings from Italy!!!

[@ricominciodanerd4323]

Always beautiful see someone crafting, it's a gift that is going lost

[@RussianVaryag]

Perfect! This channel inspires me! I will make such videos in the area where I live and travel.

[@Miguel_ON65]

Great Rune. You have enought aknowledge to make your own tools and use them later. Thanks for share all that thinks.

[@SilentBushcraft]

Good job! 👍🏻 I wish I had your forge skills. Amazing!

[@alexvenda]

I really agree. he is :)

[@aventura_bushcraft]

Silent Bushcraft, good channel, I subscribe and bell, greetings from Spain

[@TaoriCenial]

And what would you do with your forge skills?

[@ianmoore2850]

Have to say beautiful cinematography

[@l.justus6667]

Love your calm and very atmospheric videos! Keep it up👍🏼

[@Jay-ye1up]

Blacksmithing is so magical

[@alexvenda]

he has notion of melting and casting, and he looks at many of these old iron parts to take advantage of. congratulations :)

[@clintonm2357]

Good work with helpful comments and tips. I greatly appreciate these videos.

[@mihajlogeneralovic6504]

love your work huge respect from serbia

[@mehmetzekidemir1875]

you are absolutely a genuine master 👏👏👏

[@hikarugo96]

Amazing channel man, i love your videos, its so interesting to watch, i learn a lot, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@techronmattic5876]

Love watching you work in the outdoor smithy, keep it up

[@alialmahanawi8409]

Thank you so much Rune for sharing your wonderful experience , I always look forward to see the next 🙏

[@aventura_bushcraft]

magnificent video, beautiful photography, it is appreciated as a spectator, very good work, I look forward to seeing how it is finished a greeting from Spain

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

He is not that big. He doesn't hit the metal that many times. But he gets a lot of results from the blows he strikes. Magic….and great to watch ! ! ! PS Don't miss the comments in the SHOW MORE section. Excellent advice.

[@germanodacosta3661]

Thank you so much for always sharing beautiful skills. Thanks again 🙏😍🌺🌷

[@alfreds8766]

DEEEEEEAR GOD!!!! You make it look so easy 😲😲😲😲😲

[@sixtoramos6323]

Great job, as usual. Clean and effective, a show of skill...

[@juanmanuellago1648]

Excelente trabajo de acero forjado . Un saludos desde Buenos Aires , Argentina

[@danilomelo2883]

You are a very talented brother. hug🇧🇷

[@danilomelo2883]

Thank you, I'm your fan! hug here from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@avenrunenritzerin]

very nice shot, I can feel the heat

[@jamesa7506]

Fine job sir. Craftsman indeed.

[@AngkolStan]

love your forging skills.... and also your bush craft video.m. enjoy every video of yours.. keep it up brother.. from Malaysia

[@balazsguraly3812]

watching these videos i want to learn how to blacksmithing :D great videos sir!

[@joshsimp1995]

Thank you for your videos, i love to learn form you.

[@silverstar4289]

An older neighbor showed me two of these he found at the site of a forge that ran in the 1800’s. He is an archeologist but had no idea what they were specifically. Took the to a local blacksmith who educated him

[@handiman5]

Simply amazing! Thank you.

[@tonystoops7802]

You made my day, thanks 😀

[@camouflageoutdoors1482]

Very Nice Hand Made Parts

[@SploxLabs]

Man the sound quality is amazing! i feel like im right there

[@MrSaddnessandSorrow]

WOW! You amazed me man, thanks for posting the video.

[@wolf9521]

Great Very good video

[@joeyjoejoejr.shabadu8857]

If you hung it like that it wouldn't cut very well but jeez the blunt damage! Excellent execution again!

[@QuantumMech_88]

This is far more difficult than folding a low carbon mild steel around a mandrel , inserting a high carbon cutting edge and forge welding . Your entire axe is high carbon and you differentially quench and temper ? Great video Bertram . Much rain here and the outdoor forge is Flooded . ATB

[@BertramCraftAndWilderness]

Thanks. Yes punching and drifting axes is not necessarily the easy way to do it - on a lot of axe styles is it the hard way to do it. In this case is it mild steel. On all the axes I make do I just heat it up, harden the edge area and let the heat from the rest of the axe run the temper.

[@QuantumMech_88]

Thank you for your reply .

[@pla5865]

Great video !!! As always topchik !!!

[@felipecastelo272]

Seus vídeos são incríveis!

[@ranjeetjadhav2646]

Really great hard work..🙏🙏🗝️🗡️⚔️🤺⚓💥🔥👍🔥⚓🗜️🔨⚒️🛠️⛏️

[@howardman3926]

Your videos are a pleasure

[@richardbrada1447]

Hello there ! First things first, love your work ! Every video is just the right amount of practical information and soothing work , so good job ! I would like to ask you one thing : how long did it take for you to punch that hole ?

[@clatechilders856]

You make it look easy! Every time I've tried doing this I've ruined my punch😁 How many years have you been Blacksmithing? Thanks for the great videos!

[@dashingshaky]

you're very talented

[@TheChase008]

I haven't seen any new videos by you recently. I hope that everything is okay with you. I really enjoy your skills and outdoors camping and hiking. You truly have a viking ness about you and rugged charm. I will say though that someday it would be nice to hear your voice and opinions on things. Anyway , as i said , i hope you are alright and that we'll be seeing you on here again soon. Take care.

[@thomasharnesk8866]

Congrats to the license

[@sigmareaver680]

There's one thing I was wondering about. There's lots of videos on KZbin about different tools (knives, axes, hammers, etc), but I haven't seen any videos about making a saw or a file.

[@adonisbittar8582]

Allways the best Love you from syria

[@Br1cht]

Great vid!

[@tylerrohn6938]

Awesome video brah

[@joelsauer8971]

Really like and enjoy your videos and work. Keep on with it! :D

[@Grandmaster_Squirrel]

Best of its kind

[@compute-universe]

Wow, Learned a new thing today... Thanks? Questions: 2. What is the recommended temperature for burning iron? 1. What about your hands? Don't you feel allergic? mean why you don't use gloves?

[@BertramCraftAndWilderness]

About 1000 celsius is ideal for moving a lot of steel by forging. 1300 for forge welding... Higher temperatures and you burn the steel and or smelt it. I don't like using gloves, prefer to fell things as a work...

[@compute-universe]

@@BertramCraftAndWilderness thank you very much...😘😘😘

[@ramhunter77]

I like this video. I'am from Indonesia...

[@johnheisenberg6700]

Power/Viking metal intensifies..

[@rodrigoinacioribeiro2239]

very good your work, I am your fan, I live in Fazenda Rio Grande - Paraná - Brazil

[@rodrigoinacioribeiro2239]

Tanks Man...

[@Lara-pu7qu]

Rune no #1 fan

[@gbruceg5138]

Awesome... I told someone I work with about your site. Her family is from Norway. She copied the KZbin site for her father...

[@heartwarrior640]

Number One!!!

[@joshkuner2451]

Definitely one of my favorite channels. Thank you for sharing your craft. What is it that you sprinkle in the drift hole in between hammering?

[@mikelndou1839]

my man 🙏

[@oliviermalige3279]

Don't you miss your big anvil? Great work, hammer on!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@BertramCraftAndWilderness]

Thanks. No not really - I think a small anvil like the one in the video work very well, always a corner close by easy to reach and very quiet to forge on. I have sold my 139 kilo anvil I use in some of the other videos and don't think I ever will get another big anvil. I just don't feel any need.... Especially now when producing/forging tools isn't my full time job any more.

[@Horazzio]

You work as amazing!Waiting next video.Greetings by argentina

[@SurviveAlone]

talented hands. you need to turn the video on tv - discovery

[@alanzoalanzo2616]

very skillful mate !!

[@80Seguro]

An interesting trick with charcoal to increase the amount of carbon in the area of the eye of an ax.

[@BertramCraftAndWilderness]

It don't add carbon - it just helps the punch not to get stuck :)

[@oshietemowakaranainandemoi3845]

Good job, very nice

[@thomasharnesk8866]

Hej Rune,i seen your videos several times they are amazing,i just want to advice you to not use plastic bottle for the water,they give away small particles of plastic when they get old,and we don`t now how old they are when we buy them.From Mora Sweden.

[@langkahpetualang5175]

Good job sir...