RUSTED Wood Cutting SAW Blade Turned into a Razor Sharp WAR AXE

[@shshankchatterjee6216]

I like your talent lot's of love's from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🥰🥰

[@CapnMadelyn]

Use the big plate and make the blades of chaos

[@generalwhopper3536]

I feel like if i touch it i would hear nordic singers in the distance

[@judbyry]

Very nice decorative art. Don't go hitting or using it to hard or often it will break at the screw.

[@Josh_Green44]

Yep, seems a very flimsy means of "securing" the blade. After all that work, too.

[@Daddywithdasaucymac]

This type it’s easy to separate the blade from handle because of its design and axes with an eye are more sturdy

[@Autisticguywithacamera]

I like the look of bearded axes. Cool job.

[@marcospinto2290]

That is a great job..congrats..note 10

[@heatherposton1838]

Your good at everything

[@namkumureronat1496]

ancient axe.. good work..

[@GarageArt]

У вас чудові роботи, лайк,підписка,чекаємо нових відео,вітання з 🇺🇦

[@ConteZummaDomain]

oauuuu....felicitari!!!! superb!!!! big like!!! helllo from romania!!!!!!

[@iran6060]

No use for war VERY BEIUTIFUL JOB

[@ranjeetmogare2863]

खतरनाक हत्रार बनवलस भावा

[@madgamerroy2841]

Love the shape of the blade and handle

[@khalludigaming6735]

Assalamualaikum Brother please forge noyan's sword dagger ♥️

[@bozzskaggs112]

I like your homemade digital gauge at 1:40.

[@jacobvanillo6078]

I like it! The only thing is missing is a shield.

[@ШохрухТаваров-ф3н]

I am from Tajikistan good 👍

[@yhagomachadovermelho3733]

Congratulation from Brazil me

[@michaelstrother9886]

"My God", I have met my first Alien!!!!! Your skills are with out equal. Teach me Sensi!!!! Bx2,(Bravo brother)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ganikudul674]

Keren👍👍from indonesia

[@cxkepp7933]

I love watching these videos

[@4759690]

well I love it I have to try it

[@muslim1763]

Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰

[@trifontrifon4833]

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[@seemacinema3506]

Nice axe

[@ARIES5342]

Nice work, good shape, I like the wire wrap great etching. Adam

[@soniaandrade9221]

Muito bacana essa machadinha.me lembra os viking.grato.Rai de Mongagua.SP.

[@sughanandhank8326]

Great work ... Love from India

[@daline200]

ظو

[@johnfranks2232]

Very nice decorative piece!

[@GH-or7lx]

Yes a very pretty wall hanger for sure.

[@reeansyam6001]

Nice idea 👍🏿🇮🇳

[@madpatriot7464]

Beautiful work brother.

[@DaemonsBane]

Made for looking fancy I guess.. never gonna hold up if you start using it

[@kennethrollo7891]

Okay for hacking kinlyers for a fire

[@dracobruhma]

it looks kind of nice. but with that pin holding the axe head onto the shaft, i bet if you hit anything more solid than that wood plank showning being split, the wooden shaft will snap from the force of the blow.

[@joseluisvillcamiramendi3138]

Rppppppp

[@daveclark8726]

Yes I agree. I would make the handle larger at the top and use four pins actually drilled and set the whole thing in epoxy

[@paulkelly2140]

You should upload to rumble too, you might might some extra income.

[@brankostrok3361]

Great work, I shall try to make one. Thank you very much for the idea, God bless you!

[@Lord-Panda2112]

Did you make one?

[@neonoob8454]

He is literally the defenition of "We have ..... at home" but better

[@PremSingh-wj1nk]

Very good job

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

I’ve always thought saw blades were to thin but this is awesome!!!!

[@Drunken_Frog_40000]

These saw blades are made of junk steel, only the welded teeth are hard.

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

Oh so you think he made them hard in the furnace?

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

But actually hard or not I was talking about thickness anyway so what did that have to do with my question lol?

[@deadinside8548]

@@pavloszimbrakos4410 you can make this steel hard he didn't have it hot enough saw blades will keep a nice edge though ive made knives from them

[@NegativeROG]

"too"

[@dt9094]

Excellent job

[@prakanayikwithkangna2120]

Very good bhai

[@MichaelJones-nn7my]

In a fight with the cyclops you better be a good sprinter. That axe is about as much use as a wax fire guard

[@ijaripanju3408]

I'm curious..and wonder if you could share in your wisdom as to what about it makes it fall short of a proper ax ? Is it the material ? the weight ? style ? all the the above ? The way he attached it to the handle maybe .? So as to avoid making same errors or avoid bad techniques

[@GH-or7lx]

@@ijaripanju3408 The single pin fastening method along with the thin blade material makes it a nice piece of art but nonfunctional as an axe. The blade material will NOT stand up to heavy blows and is better suited for a knife used for slicing not chopping. Nice skills though. For example, old saw blades like this make great fillet knives using the same stock removal process. Oh, and NEVER use one pin to fasten a handle to anything as it allows too much movement.

[@ijaripanju3408]

@@GH-or7lx thank you , I really appreciate the info . Matter fact I like your idea about making a fillet knife from a saw blade . And after doing some actual wood chopping since my post I have a better appreciation of what you guys said , and yes regardless he has talent for making a nice looking prop .

[@hassankhan-vs7eq]

Very nise

[@nanjibhailakkad2784]

Good

[@brankostrok3361]

Greetings from Croatia,

[@sombrablanco5643]

That's beautiful work!

[@afranioreisleme6321]

Ficou linda demais essa ferramenta. Very good Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👋👋👋👋

[@tseringwangyal1591]

:e#

[@zahidshaikh5596]

amazing

[@360craftdaily4]

Wonderful great skill

[@lidiarivasdani6584]

Eres la mejor achaque visto hasta ahora también parece gancho🤔

[@rohangill5108]

Great videos

[@snny_lfe]

nice .,.

[@Warrior-vb2rb]

This is the type of guy you needed in A Riot on school lmao 😂😂😂

[@mahdihedaiyet9392]

yeah

[@irfancanpnar7665]

Amazing KK Daily .... watch this channel. that's the master

[@madpatriot7464]

Those dark blue spots from the grinder, are from the metal being over heated. Enough stress will break the blade if you don't heat treat it.

[@yahyaplayz329]

How do we treat it??

[@rileyg2662]

Thank you for telling me cause I was real confused.

[@madpatriot7464]

@@yahyaplayz329 put it in the kiln , or the forge coals them quench .

[@madpatriot7464]

@@yahyaplayz329 heat it and cool it for even periods. After heating, let cool slowly in pearlite or sand to prevent breaks

[@arbhall7572]

@@madpatriot7464 I've seen guys use toaster ovens for this. Max the little bugger out, then set a time for an hour and a half. Then quench in sand.

[@MostHuntedVideo]

nice video

[@БахтиёрТалибов]

Только для красоты.

[@andreyfyryaka3246]

Красиво. Непрактично, но красиво. Зачьот!

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

Am I the only one who finds it hilarious that he made a saw into an ax like 2 tools used for chopping trees and wood and he turned one into the other lol

[@danielramirezcruz.2209]

Super super work l love it...gran trabajo me encanta fantástico thanks for posting...

[@gameshark9541]

Awesome

[@athemthemrei4893]

I like it bro

[@skeggiskjeldarson9513]

Very nice!

[@МихаилГольдерберг]

Сладких любимая ❤❤❤

[@ironcreativeideas6705]

good

[@HeroicSport]

is that just a regular 3mm saw blade? congrats on the results!

[@thanos2558]

Hello i am from Indonesia

[@demonblade3018]

Now that's what us in America call BAD ASS

[@TeSolycMandalor]

Wow, that's how you chose to attach the blade??? Again, how long before it broke?

[@Matt-zd4gg]

8:30 NHYAAAANNN

[@brycehampton7649]

Nice job 👍🏻 on the axe 🪓 bro.

[@miguelnunez605]

Muy bonito y bueno ,miguel .chile

[@leandromarin9573]

Ficou muito linda esta machadinha parabéns ficou uma obra de arte !!!

[@alexandrefoin5277]

Amazing. Very cool 👍👍👏👏👏

[@GPDIY]

Congratulations. Excepcional job. Thanks for share.

[@حمیدرضااڪبری-ط5ر]

very good 👏👏👏👏💪

[@celticpridedrums]

after quenching, shouldn't it be tempered in an oven at 400 degrees for about 1 hour for stabilization?

[@dracobruhma]

yup

[@ramiromoreno1386]

How long should i temper a half inch machete of mild steel

[@dracobruhma]

@@ramiromoreno1386 you dont temper mild steel cuz its not hardenable. Not enough carbon content. So if you went through the process of "hardening" the steel, then u just wasted time

[@Drunken_Frog_40000]

@@dracobruhma THANK YOU! The first reasonable opinion here. I'm sad people know nothing.

[@larryweiss7170]

Great job on the blade and handle. However, it pains me greatly when you burn the wood instead of using several coats of BOILED linseed oil which brings out the natural beauty of the wood as well as preserving it for years to come.

[@larryweiss7170]

@DidntITellu It PRESEVES the wood and brings out the natural beauty of wood.

[@awdheshkumar7803]

Q1qqqq1qq11qq11q11

[@darquone2238]

I prefer mine touched with a flame and oiled but to each their own. What pains me is that he did not leave enough of a tang to have it be a usable axe

[@stephenhaviland7271]

It's his creation.. If that's what called to him then so be it..

[@larryweiss7170]

@@stephenhaviland7271Your statement kind of reminds me of some of the asinine paintings of "artists" who paint people with all of their features in the wrong places and are acclaimed as great artists when it appears that a 2-year-old painted the picture. There was an art show at the Museum of Art. The "artist" put a cross in a bottle of his own urine. It was displayed and the "critics" called it a work of art. Another instance is whe there was an art show for "a new and upcoming artist" The critics raves about the painting, each stating what the "piece" meant to them. The artist was brought out at the end of the show. It was a chimpanzee. I have French flintlock muskets from 1866 and 1877, all in great condition. Why? Because the makers knew back then that boiled linseed oil would preserve the wood.

[@chhengrathana9282]

So goods

[@shahnawazchamp1262]

Exilant

[@TeSolycMandalor]

Oooph, how long before it bent or broke? Metal it too thin for a weapon and you need to go full red hot before quenching.

[@mustaphazahim3666]

Très bon travail vous êtes majeure filiation

[@naeemsaifi9585]

Beautiful 💝💝🌹 please price

[@Monkeylifeshow]

Good restoration axe.

[@bedjochanel2369]

I like

[@rajasahib9258]

Good work bro keep it up ☺️

[@athemthemrei4893]

Wow what a great razor war axe I like it. from California

[@Muhammed_Furqan]

Wow nice work amazing I loved it, I'm from Pakistan

[@ismailkus3386]

ı wan to buy that great axe my friend.Greetings from TURKEY.

[@tindoibarakati1789]

mantap

[@lindawallace6750]

Could have gotten wire on handle wound closer together without gaps !

[@РоманИванченко-я7е]

Супер🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@knifer8258]

That's a hard work

[@randomrobot_boy7238]

Very beautiful but i dont think that it holds on very tight

[@amdidextrous]

True, shame about the electrical cable wrapped around the shaft, not exactly original is it?

[@aibekazamat8747]

Ручная работа красава

[@kerryfowers6361]

I want!!!

[@millio9515]

I like one thing that his axe is fully gripped

[@funny-video669]

Great work.

[@kopriva007]

This axe is only for decoration, justhang it on the wall, it is notfunctional at all.

[@Colt.173]

Decorative only

[@vebed3366]

Amazing but I think you must let music

[@siphosethumthembu8322]

Cool