Forging a Carpenters Axe

[@torbjornahman]

Nice!

Thank you kindly!

[@pwitkop]

I'm no expert either but that looks very nice. I think especially the older and more rural the carpentry, the more prominent the axe. Many years ago when at Russian living history museum, while standing outside a very intricate wooden church, the guide told us it was an old Russian proverb "Give a peasant an axe and he'll build you a church." That might have been regional, or just local to that museum's repair shop, since I've never heard it since, but I think expect it's very true.

[@B-leafer]

Really nice job on that. All aspects. I like the more robust handle to get a better grip, more control. Absolutely beautiful blade. Even the sheath is beautiful, well done. Would love to own it.

[@SoggyBottomForgeJoe]

Great job on that beautiful axe. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

Thank you very much, i look forward to make more videos!

[@jad21964]

Nice work! After watching some of your newer videos, it's amazing to see how much progress you have made in 3 years.

[@jasonbelanger7525]

Thanks for the new euphemism. Now I'm going to tell people I'm off to the garage to sand my handle. :P

[@ValhallaIronworks]

You got a chisel plate! I'm so proud.

[@TheOldaz1]

Beautiful!!

[@techpsy]

Amazing work! Wow, that looks like a really good Bushcraft ax. Would love to have one.

[@robertcesena6329]

Great build. Enjoying the content. Thanks for posting.

[@Fire_And_Iron]

Excellent work.

[@benamuki8163]

My respect - for the soul and skilled hands put in the axe!

[@BBForge]

Beautiful Carpenters Axe Nils

Thank you kindly!

[@richardparker1699]

Nice axe. Well worked in the forging process. The added steel for the edge is good.

Thank you!

[@johnmutton799]

Now that is one nice axe!best one i have seen.

[@bigfootbeliever6985]

When you had to chisel the axe bit the damn thing went YEET!

[@danandreinicoara1872]

Verry nice size model you have a geometry inside and the end is perfect ,my apreciety for you from Ro

[@anthonystrunk5360]

Beautiful axe.. great job!

Thank you!

[@Andy-Gibb]

Awesome love your work👍🏻

[@olfoggy4889]

Good work

[@LiamJPenn]

Awesome video and awesome axe!

Thanks alot!

[@twistedpiforge2364]

Great job I really enjoyed the video, thank you.

Thank you very much!

[@odinallfather4560]

Awesome video Nils

Thanks man!

[@Veyselacar]

good work friend

[@Marcelinho82]

Is the back of the Carpenters Axe' head meant for hammering nails in? Great Work, Nils. Looks beautiful !

[@user-ez6de7mp9f]

Is your ax double bevel or flat on one side with a single bevel? I couldn’t tell

[@eisenbrecher4001]

When baking the Axe, you can put a cup of water into the oven so that the steel does not get too crispy.

[@anthonycaster9319]

Beautiful axe I was hoping to see how you were going to put the grooved slot in for pulling nails.

In Sweden we use hammers for that.

[@atelier_nilsson]

Nice work!

Thank you!

[@손병태-v7z]

안녕...?! 너무 훌용한 도끼 🪓 입니다. 가지고 싶네요.건강하길...

[@johnproctor6438]

I love watching these videos, but it always makes me think about why the smiths were talked about like big hulking galoots. I can’t help but feel my hands, wrists, forearms, shoulders, neck, biceps, triceps, latis, abs, flexors, etc screaming in agony with trying to hammer all that metal down and shape it into a useable tool

[@madswellejus]

Fantastisk!

[@alexanderfordham1735]

What type of metal did you use?

[@haukeschots9330]

From where do you get your mild steel stock?

I buy it from a Swedish steel supplier online. Montano.se is the address

[@mitchellcornwell2347]

Did you ever find out how it performed?

[@hampusnilsson2185]

Snygg o bra video Nils! Ett litet tips är o lägga takpap eller silikon under smidesstädet så slipper du ringande!

Har funderat på det, men det är detdär med att få tummen ur som är problemet ;)

[@matteugenecastromayor1556]

the only axe you need for zombie apocalypse

[@johnmutton799]

How much?

[@graemebrumfitt6668]

TFS, G :)

[@JoJoDaFox]

Very Nice.....

Thank you!