Rusty Axe Restoration

[@andylee7883]

Your dog was giving me anxiety because of how close it was to you while using the axe.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

You and the 35 others need to take a chill pill.

[@Grace-ec5hb]

Andy Lee i was terrified

[@daniel-tg3825]

Andy Lee well if he hit the dog he would have cut that out or not upload it at all

[@risue08]

Where ever the axe is swinging, the dog goes there.

[@bmb49]

Andy Lee Me too.

[@TrinhNguyen-es8re]

The dog just wants to play while u work ;)

[@riko4184]

DOG, "Play with me!" Marek Tabi, "But I'm now wo..." DOG, "Play with me!"

[@lucascurrah6010]

The first person who didn’t call their axe an antique I respect that

[@haydenfrost2692]

Lucas Currah I have one that's been here since I moved and it's still really good. Definitely needs a new handle though

[@victorwindsor6601]

More than your skills in fixing and rebuilding metal and wood items, I really appreciated your enthusiasm in doing it...I like so much your clips: great job!

[@foof1155]

Finally a channel that actually restores without slapping a metal handle on everything.

[@Helpoca]

Careful with te doggo, dude!

[@lordtachanka3035]

Helpoca yeah I was watching the dog too 😅

[@nameidk9016]

Weee de doggo

[@rubinato.b]

Olha o cachorro 🐶

[@Dumbstuff-s3z]

Helpoca I was thinking the exact same thing

[@seadoggo1248]

I’m in the ocean.

[@jaggernut-1237]

Why not make a new one 3 iron ingots 2 sticks

[@chudybyk9626]

jaggernut -123 hahahahhahahaha lmao xDDD

[@aetherwebdev3620]

jaggernut -123 haha LOL

[@razzmatazz6125]

jaggernut -123 And a crafting table. Walla! Brand new.

[@naenaebaby1803]

I'm in a city and don't have a crafting table my mom won't let me get one

[@jaggernut-1237]

your friend punch wood bro...

[@MrBucidart]

This is one of a few videos that I enjoyed but had to vote down. #1 your maker's mark on a tool that you did not make, #2 just throw the ring for your best friend.....

[@jacknovak9843]

You have the skills l enjoy your every move and your films are my grandfather favourites. Best wishes and keep making them

[@dragos5094]

The dog wants to play.

[@FrysonT920]

It’s so cute

[@SoggySandwich80]

If this video was about playing with his dog than he would call the video”playing with my dog”

[@HereForAStorm]

Wow, everyone is an expert!

[@anandkrishna9553]

ronjon83 ik. Everyone is talking shit

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

It's typical on YT. Everyone is an expert on EVERYTHING. IF that was the case this world would NOT be as fucked up as it is.

[@TheFunnyCamGuy]

I agree but at the same time the people who watch these vids are also people who probably do similar things in real life. Im pretty sure your average joe or hannah the hair stylist isnt watching these types of videos.

[@shiroi_jpg]

Papii Chuloo but they do. I have nothing to do with these kind of stuff but it's fun to watch lol

[@TheFunnyCamGuy]

Shiroi Ookami Neither do i but i meant the majority of his audience.

[@virusinstall9658]

was a little worried for that hound when you were learning to use it

[@danielfriedman3814]

HOUND??? It looks like a German Shepherd P.S I’m not rly sure though I’m bad with dogs lol

[@dar5647]

King Swegs hound is synonymous with dod

[@StuartChignell]

I don't know if any one has said it or not already but that style of axe is SUPPOSED to have a curve. With the bit straight the toe and heel of the axe will bite into the log leaving a rough jagged surface. With the curve the heel and toe is the axe stay clear of the surface of the log and you get a series of fine overlapping scallops taken from the surface of the log.

[@Sharpless2]

well what IF he made it straight, TO USE IT EXACTLY FOR WHAT HE WAS DOING AT THE END? You cant make a levelled surface for a beam with a curved axe.

[@StuartChignell]

That axe was made to take a beam to flat after its beam worked with a roughing axe. It was made to make them almost completely flat. You CAN'T make a beam flat with a STRAIGHT axe. You can make a beam flat with a curved axe. If you know what you are doing. You only get straight hewing axes for work on SMALL pieces of wood. Generally called Stave Axes because their primary use was for making the staves of barrels.

[@jarednickolson779]

To me it looks to be a hewing axe. Explaining the odd angle.

[@seanc8054]

i'm still trying to figure out why he put his mark on an axe someone else built? lol

[@StuartChignell]

Sean C he says its because he garuntees it and because he "fixed it"

[@CommissarIRL]

you pulling out that Draw knife brought back memories of working for my uncle who owned a log cabin building business, i never wanna touch one of those things again.

[@thondupandrugtsang]

Don't know much about axes, but this looks badass. Like the ones in movies for chopping heads.

[@maxcohen13]

*Dog:* I want to play! I WANT TO PLAY!!

[@lareybomb9627]

90% of the comments are, the owner doesnt play with his dog

[@tsuno5916]

Better than seeing the "experts" complain

[@athensarfaras1466]

Aside the handle being too short, you did a pretty good job

[@andreykotovsky]

Athens Arfaras Its actually butchers axe, i think, so handle might be twice shorter then his

[@youthought878]

Amazing video. Often times restoration videos will not include what they are using at all, and you included how you did every stage. Very well thought out and edited video. Cheers

[@intellectualiconoclasm3264]

That's a juggling axe! Not the clown trick but for being beams from trees. Very nifty!

[@Jarastlad]

Great video ! I have a similar type of axe that needs rehanging and rewroking as well. As for using the axe, I can only recommend the video "An Axe to Grind" that was made for the forestry department in the US. A great one that shows the basics to axe maintenance and usage. Keep it up !

[@tosicjagermain7967]

Jarastlad :)

[@f3d3rica85]

Jarastlad i

[@allluckyseven]

+Jarastlad Just watched that because of your recommendation. Great video, thanks!

[@igorrudevets6463]

Thank you for this video. I found the same very old axe 20+years, ago and I thought that's a weapon. Now I understood that's a tool.

[@laxmishah1421]

Jarastlad nice

[@LateNightPoetry]

I feel like that axe head is gonna come flying off

[@Epikawn]

PLAY. WITH. YOUR. DOG.

[@udinkaulia5050]

Dog:Come play with me KZbinr:Wait Before i'll kill you with this New Axe

[@benis9965]

THANK.THE.BUS.DRIVER.

[@bjarnivalur6330]

To show you the power of flex tape. I chopped my dog in half.

[@TheTupinchepadre]

@@bjarnivalur6330 you stupid, that joke was great and horrible xDDD

[@scottryker4888]

THE👏DOG👏 IS👏NOT👏 THE👏FOCUS👏 OF👏 THE👏VIDEO👏

[@weed_blue]

Ur uncle must be so proud of u for making his axe better again Keep up the good work

[@jonasgarnatz1062]

I like your content your Not like the other restoring KZbinrs who are using Machines your are doing almost everything per Hand

[@CookiesDC]

I find it funny that he slams it down on EVERYTHING

[@lukehall5332]

Great video Marek! But a little advice, when you quench stuff try to avoid plastic bins, the oil can melt through that plastic and then you have huge mess

[@feedingmymakermonkey246]

Beautiful work as always, Marek -- I could watch your restorations all day!

[@feedingmymakermonkey246]

Just making an honest comment -- I'll refrain in the future.

[@dankboy4249]

You deserve a big thump UP button 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@simonbleed2029]

Great job at knocking the rust off and sticking a new handle in..

[@lemmister]

Isn't it to short? The wood stick should be longer? It's a big axe

[@peterephoto]

lemmister it is goosewing broad axe and the handle lenght is exactly as it should be ;-)

[@lemmister]

Ok then:) just wondering thanks for the feedback :)

[@nonlight]

Your right, the handle should be at least two feet longer to allow standing on the log. it should also have a slight s shape hump to it , that ax head is designed to square up large logs for things like keels for ships or log buildings

[@allenhines480]

That's because it's a 1 handed axe, not meant for otherworldly beings.

[@jimrobertson8357]

To use that style of axe you hold the end of the handle near your belt buckle and the other hand half way down and use a chopping action pivoting at your belt, I use one to make planks for an anglo saxon boat we are building

[@tangoplays2547]

Addressing complaints: the "makers mark": if it's his property and for private use, then he is within his rights to stamp it how he pleases. If he sells it a his own creation, then it can be a problem legally...if he's caught. Otherwise, fair game. He didn't make a "fancy" or "creative" handle: the centerpiece was the axe head, chill your tits. He didn't properly set/wedge the handle in: looks like he just wanted to get done, you can tell as he wasn't taking full on heavy swings with it, just chipping away with short strokes. The dog was fine, and nowhere near any sort of danger...mind ya biness.

[@emiaguilar2611]

@Siward Beorn why do you care so much and it was a man the video is speed up dumbass

[@TheTupinchepadre]

but, dog!

[@ΚώσταςΑγγουριδάκης]

@Siward Beorn συνταγές

[@nolannorrell5688]

TangoPlays I was just about to ask about the wedge. Don’t you knock something in from the top? I only know from watching similar videos. Lol

[@JamesFBack]

Mad bro¿?¿?¿?¿ \(0>o)/

[@lonewolf2704]

There's always gotta be some "expert" in the comments complaining

[@bigbengamer]

You don't know what we know.

[@russianman2997]

Yup

[@acidicali7776]

Me: “I don’t like this food” The chef: “Wow look at the EXPERT here everybody!!”

[@russianman2997]

Yeah there always there some experts I am One of them

[@kaiser9598]

Is that a insult?

[@vikitheviki]

This broadaxe is for log house building and since the hole for the handle is off center like that it's used for hewing the logs on an already raised wall. It keeps your knuckles free from hitting the logs. The handle seem to be at proper length for these types of axes. Nice work!

[@ironmindvideopodcast9309]

I always wonder, look at the precision and passion in this man's art. How he revives the essence of the object and brings it to a new glory...surely...surely he must play with it afterwards, I mean how could you not. Pretend the zombie apocalypse has arrived and chop thin air in the garden. Of course he does, I would.

[@wolfman0060]

like the video, but how can you put your mark on a piece you didn't make?

[@Masterfighterx]

To let people know who did the restoration is my bet.

[@grunt-sw8si]

wolfman0060 and he guarantee the heat treat. He's answered this several times in previous comments.

[@АндрейШляхтицев-ъ3й]

Насчёт топорищ за границей фантазии НОЛЬ!!!

[@sasha86pify]

Андрей Шляхтицев согласен. Можно было топопище на много красивее и лучше сделать

[@ЧеГеВаняВывсёврётев]

тёмный народишко эти буржуи,топором для мяса колет дрова

[@СергейПерегуда-д5с]

@@ЧеГеВаняВывсёврётев да! Для охоты классный топорик бы вышел!

[@ЧеГеВаняВывсёврётев]

@@СергейПерегуда-д5с на мамонтов?

[@СергейПерегуда-д5с]

@@ЧеГеВаняВывсёврётев да как бы к ним и не вернуться!😀

[@6006095]

next time ask the dog to leave before you handle the axe, very very scary. Great video btw.

[@ianprial6512]

sl6006095 that dog is around dangerous things all the time. he know where he's supposed to be

[@wolfofumbra8332]

Hahaha ASK the dog to leave hahaha

[@no149scope5]

Great video I think it’s very satisfying to see old things get restored and reused so I loved the video keep up the great work

[@davidhoekje7842]

The comments about the dog are a hoot. Looks happy to me and still has all four paws and it's nose.

[@enaras3853]

Good job buddy. I liked your restoration work. A greeting from Spain

[@MarekTabi]

Thanks you :)

[@LeHoangBac]

U dont wedge it?

[@grahambardell7962]

He shows you what the axe was made for. It's only used to put a flat face on the side of a log. A lumberjacks axe was used to cut trees down. This style of axe was used for beheadings BUT the blade was straight and quite often placed on the neck and a huge wooden mallet used to provide the force to sever the head.

[@niezkieowo6071]

Your uncle must be proud of you when you restore the axe.

[@wparo]

When I saw you itching a handle as you go I thought you might have done your homework. But the handle is too short in my opinion. And it looks a bit unsafe with the axe not anchored on top. Also why did you quench only part of it? Many unanswered questions.

[@looseendsful]

I'm not an expert or anthing. I believe if you only quench the blade, it hardens the edge but leaves the spine softer so that it is able to absorb an impact better.

[@ambrosewetherbee8301]

@@looseendsful Correct. While you want a hardened working edge and extra material behind the edge to also be hardened so you don't run out of hard steel over successive sharpenings, the remaining parts of the axe (rear portion of the cheek, eye, and poll) should remain relatively softer in order to absorb shock. If the axe is uniformly hardened, it will more likely fracture and break at the eye.

[@juanantonioromeroparra9178]

Its a hewing axe, its was used to square logs before mills so you need the short handle to make controlled cuts

[@AaronUnknownPerformance]

Love restorations as i do them myself!

[@VSN_Havoc]

Cute dog

[@nicolaeanghelache8727]

ceva frumos

[@ЛеваЗадов-и2ш]

Marek, máš Zlaté ruky! Môj Rešpekt!

[@josesalvador9118]

The best part of this videos is the dog playing 🐅🐶

[@xxxmmm5942]

Very nice video. One question though, why would you put your maker’s mark on a tool made by someone else ? Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming.

[@frenchfriedwacko194]

xxx mmm because it is a tool and he wanted to personalise it. I don't see a problem in it

[@MrNategeo]

I was wondering the same thing, maker's mark =creating the blade not straightening....

[@TheBuffaloPaladin]

I believe it’s his prerogative to put his makers mark on a tool he owns. He was also fixing it, giving it new life in a sense. I would even argue that the axe head started off as one thing and became something different by the time he was done with it. Sure he didn’t forge the axe head but he definitely created something with it.

[@MarekTabi]

I put that mark because I guarantee the heat treatment and the quality of the axe :)

[@DaroffApFire]

Yes, but fixing something doesn't mean you made it. I could fix someone's car, but that doesn't mean I get to brand it after myself. =/

[@darrianweathington1923]

im a lumberjack and its ok, i sleep all night and work all day

[@MartynCole]

You aren't terribly steady on those high heels, the bra is way too small and those suspenders look ridiculous.

[@sullysullivan9320]

Just like his dear mamma

[@bigbengamer]

On Wednesdays I go shopping and have buttered scones for tea

[@davidhobbs3181]

I like to skip, I like to dance , I like to press wild flowers I put on women’s clothing in hang around in bars

[@Tony-og5up]

@@sullysullivan9320 It actually goes, "I cut down trees, I wear high heels Suspendies and a bra I wish I'd been a girlie, just like my dear Papa" ha ha!

[@RHCPTABOO]

7:50 he starts hitting the wooden part while holding the wooden part.. Isn't that useless? Or was he doing it for other purposes?

[@kadenosborn7355]

Other purposes

[@onZampie]

Thats just how fitting an axe head works. Its kinda strange but it makes it sit better on the handle.

[@lazypuppy6402]

onZampie same with knives

[@charlieguppy5162]

It's to set the position of the axe head, it's hard to explain but say you set it yourself then you use the axe and the impact and vibrations cause it to move, by tapping the handle instead of the axe it causes the axe to sit in a position it's comfortable in and makes sure it won't move when you use it.

[@lincpewpew]

The axe itself is heavy. Even he holds the handle and hit the handle, it's gonna go into the axe. Imagine when you throw these in the air (even not holding), and give a really big hit behind the handle...The handle first screws in, then the whole axe fly away.

[@WatcherintheDark69]

Fantastic restoration! That axe hewed that log just the way it's supposed to.

[@phill903]

Very nice restoration on the carpenters ax works well.

[@Gex1306]

Молодец! На чужом изделии свое клеймо вкатил и норм! Руки бы тебе оторвать за порчу чужого имущества!))) Свое сделай с нуля!

[@animussilica2606]

Да не, норм, он же прежние не затёр. На старинном оружии и станках целые кучи этих клейм стоят, с каждой очередной приемки и капремонта.

[@idkman6906]

Stalin

[@Mizzion2001]

Ruski da

[@ЕвгенийИванов-к1г]

Топор для мяса, а он дерево рубить...

[@benninguyen4314]

I like your dog

[@NoName01972]

You mentioned learning how to use that axe: Lesson one, clear doggo away from the path of your swing. Safety first.

[@Stop_Elitists_Wars]

Cool restoration, well done. Dog safety, a major concern.

[@Celestial_Wing]

I like how your dog keeps trying to bring you his donut thing to play with you. German Shepherds are so cute ♥

[@thatrandomguygaming324]

As someone who knows axe swinging 101, your dog is lucky to be alive xD

[@thanos2514]

forgot sleeping pills, whip a rusty axe video on, and by the end of it you will be fast asleep

[@goblin1435]

I’ve been trying to use these videos to help me sleep but i’ve been through 3 and it’s not working anymore ;-; help lol insomnia is a bitch

[@xarve]

Great video! I enjoy your content :)

[@MarekTabi]

thanks :)

[@peachyveachy4015]

Loved the look of the axe

[@JoshuaOdionson]

Everything was pretty good. Then I saw that happy pupper. Liking.

[@AlexGomez1226]

PLAY WITH YOUR DOG.

[@kyogrey5589]

This is the most important comment

[@Penfold8]

I think your draw knife needs a little sharpening. 😉

[@adude9279]

Penfold8 its sharp did you ever worked on hardwood ?

[@Penfold8]

@@adude9279 That's why I said "think". I wasn't exactly sure.

[@nigel2065]

Pano mo nasabe? Ha?

[@jermaineblois29]

Takie zimno na dworze a ty w takiej cienkiej kurtce? Przeziębisz się

[@parner9758]

Ja pierdole XD

[@unclejoshtruescarystories]

Great video! Puppy wuppy just wants to play! Thanks for sharing this.

[@josephallan8791]

Nice video and a sweet choice of a super old axe head. Awsome resto vid of a old school axe head that can chew and do the work for which it was built. I personally would have opted for a longer handle. I have only restored and rehandled 3 axe heads so im no where near a pro but with an axe head like that i would have put a longer handle on it. A longer handle would have made that particular head 100% more useful and effective. Awsome vid though.

[@jayeshshinde7350]

Your dog love you so much

[@user-xu9fk9pr3q]

Damn thats A nice dog ; )

[@toastee3399]

handle length is way to short

[@CrummyVCR]

no....no its not

[@Vyc7cyc5xd5]

Then make a proper one bitch then send it to him

[@Spoden]

*proceeds to actually send*

[@nidhoggvomwalde2280]

This traditional german carpenters axes come with a short handle. Sometimes shorter than his one. So it is correct. Btw, in medivial times peasants used them in battle, they used them on poles and added a spike... And so the halbards have been developed.

[@valdin5679]

Vincent Gimpaya dick

[@TheEDNC]

Great job! 👍 .. but someone 🐕 thought you were taking a little too long.. good dog!

[@FerreiraStufff]

I don't understand why people press dislike buttom in this video... he is not insulting anyone

[@user-mb9jp4ws7v]

Meh big forge small forge it’s still a forge if it gets the job done that’s all that matters

[@foo2hp]

naughty dog :D

[@thehost9817]

Presents Crash Team Racing

[@lethalxenon8268]

The way he ignights his forge scares me.

[@brendonperkins8349]

i know right. could have use a fire stick to do that.

[@joshgannon932]

Lethal Xenon he had gloves on.....

[@lethalxenon8268]

Josh Gannon yea but still.

[@lethalxenon8268]

Michael Rahaman lol

[@tonywalker8030]

Used motor oil, excellent choice, that is one SWEET axe careful, I just might buy it from you.

[@VaryAnomaly]

Awesome axe! And beautiful German Shepard!

[@itrierkol]

i think the handle is too short but anyway good job ;)

[@MarekTabi]

this handle should by short :)

[@itrierkol]

hmmm , why ? sorry about my curiosity :D

[@peterephoto]

It is goosewing broad axe. It's used for hewing beams. The handle got to be that short.

[@Badenhawk]

Itri Erkol I’m glad someone said something. I was wondering the same thing until I saw him use it.

[@western-jg4hk]

Топор конечно странный, но топориче можно было сделать поизящьние!!!

[@nickgerasymenko5048]

Это импровизированый боевой топор, а не для мяса и тем более не для дерева.

[@19Leonid71]

Это топор мясника,а не дровосека...

[@mpak1016]

Действительно.

[@idkman6906]

Bolshevik

[@MAXIM_NEViDiMKA]

Это топор не мясника ,и не дровосека!!! Топор плотника! Посмотрите как удобно смещен центр оси у лезвия! Чтобы удобно было обрабатывать ствол дерева для сруба(избы)!

[@132mish]

Для тех кто в танке - это "потес", для обтесывания бревен в балки.

[@Yes12ok]

The dog! Loved it. Be nice with it

[@worldwiderange1682]

I like your dog and how you can do that is insane

[@timothyescalante5733]

*touchmarks a premade axe* :OMEGALUL:

[@janekpietos2325]

I with my dad restored same axe head and i have no idea how to use it, any tips??? :D

[@louiswetzel1578]

woodcutting?

[@MarekTabi]

it is used for beams making :)

[@mjc26250]

Or to give you a flat face (or two) to make hand ripping boards much easier.

[@Daxis834]

It is a hewing axe. Basically you stand on or above a round log and you use the axe to flatten the right hand side of the log. Turn it a quarter turn and repeat untill you have a square log

[@lukehall5332]

It’s a hewing axe, used for making straight cuts for wooden beams for home building

[@itzjgaming2282]

Hes ready for the purge lol

[@tomwilliams8771]

Wow you are so skilled I admire you I wish I had that much skill well done mate. Kind regards.

[@chuliodeorain1478]

Nicely done! People pay good money for that, exploit it if you haven't already

[@drazix._.190]

потёс - хороший! ручка плохая. короткая.... шлифовать его, до котояйцевости, смысла неевижу

[@protonjones54]

Oh yeah polish that wood shaft boi polish it hard

[@mesasavage]

YOUR maker mark? But YOU didn't make it! What a fraud.

[@boomstickman71]

I was going to ask why he put a maker's mark on a restoration, but I was going to be much nicer about it. lol

[@zaiph5261]

Jesse Tablebeast he’s is allowed to he owns it and went through with fixing it the axe is in his ownership he can do whatever he wants with it don’t call him a fraud he has done a lot to make it better so don’t be mad at him for doing that

[@oogabooga1206]

angus kennedy thats not how a makers mark works, you fucking walnut

[@adolpholiverbush2]

Great work. Looks like a serious piece of gear.

[@ろろんぬろんぱり]

磨くとこ見てるの凄く楽しい…あと最後の方切れ味よりわんちゃんがフリスビー？持ってきて遊ぼ！ってしてるのが可愛すぎた…

[@wittgutierrez442]

Failed...its very short and straight handle

[@hectorcarreno2518]

My talking tree gave me a axe I named it storm breaker

[@tiagoustra3107]

Eu acho q a luva dele ta um pouquinho rasgada

[@LuizHenrique-qf6tn]

Tiago Ustra eae

[@isaqueandrey5776]

Tiago Ustra acho q só nos 3 somos brasileiros nesse canal

[@GodDamnitKanv]

4

[@sr.einstein6318]

5

[@mandato12]

6 então

[@davidlewis9530]

Why would you put your makers mark on something you didn’t build?

[@БендерЗадунайский-л1ь]

Мастеру 5+ реставратор классный. Забавное крепление и фиксация ручки . И топор по-моему мясной .

[@jayystirrz5421]

Had to be 10 min