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very nice, i could do without the contemporary youth group music though

I heard from Carl Marwoski that it took him awhile to fully break in his builder pros as well. I think he said a month or two. I placed my order for my own pair of builder pros and I'm so excited I'm digesting all the content to both A: feed the hype machine and B: learn all I can with maintenence, breaking in and even unboxing experience! Love the honesty in the video! Keep up the great work

Thanks!

This is the most rational instruction I've seen about hanging an axe head. No charming old wife's tails or traditional voodoo techniques. You win the 'just the physics' blue ribbon..

Great video!! Sure is good to see such a high standard of craftsmanship and detail. Makes me so excited to get my 3lb camp axe. In 8 to 12 months.

I can break it 10 swings, u just gotta find that really hard part in the tree, but sharpness and head profile matters most

I can break it 10 swings, u just gotta find that really hard piece of wood

But one does not cut wood with a blunt axe.

How do you feel about Osage orange in comparison to hickory? I know it's not nearly as cost-effective, but I have some Osage orange from some woods I cleared out anyway. I'm limbing a bunch of cedars with about 100 1-4in diameter limbs off the trunks in the first ~8 feet so I can foster the orchard grass taking hold under them and I figured out that it's way more efficient to do a lot of it with my 13in, Vaughan SH2 22oz carpenter's half-hatchet than it was with any size of chainsaw. I don't think I've ever even sharpened that thing and I swear I can cut (not bash or break, cleanly cut) through limbs close to 2in thick in single swings. My only wish is for a handle about twice as long. I can literally swing that little 22oz head all day long, which is not something I could ever dream of doing with any of the beefy monsters of "small axes" at any of the stores in my area. If I had a handle about twice as long, I'd barely need a chainsaw at all and it would be physically easy.

Sir do you make draw knives

Good test and great products.

great boots, terrible review from a working joes perspective. you complain about the break in like its some kind of defect and focus to much on the superficial rather than how the boots preform

Think I’d use sandpaper.

Excellent. As a Filipino would say, Salamat!

MACHADUDO 😬😬🤫🤫

Love the duck tape fix! i fixed a sledge hammer handle like that on a job site, and i haven't had to change it out yet! I wonder if you tested the "patched up" handle to failure again?

Reminds me of the scene from The Northman when the Vikings are forging the sword Draugr

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Great axe! So whats the other axe thats tied for #1 favorite?

Is that mom?

Excellent video. Thank you.

There's no convex edge on a drawknife. There is a flat side and a beveled edge.

How do you sharpen to a convex edge? Are you using a belt grinder?

Hi, so I have a 10" solid all one PC metal(steel?) very old no damage to blade however my neighbor " borrowed" & When it was magically returned well it no longer has any wooden handles & of course everyone claims it's always been like that 🤬 so I'd like to know what or how to fix it really is a beautiful tool someone should give it the attention it deserves I hate to see an old tool rust ya know...any suggestions???

I’ll take one

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Great video very informative!

Instead of the complex taping,just set it in warm wax or pitch.

What is small world! A guy in Philly (me) asks the Google Assistant "why do you turn an axe upside down and hit it when putting on an axe blade?" (because I know nothing of axes 😅), and it gives me a video of a guy in Tennessee wearing a t-shirt from Philly! I mean, really? 🤣 Seriously though, if I needed an axe I'd definitely be buying one from you! Looks like some serious good work right there. Take care, -E

The poor anvil ist like: Am I a joke to you?!

Wowwww!!! Muy buen video, gracias por tanta información, soy aficionado a hacer mangos de mis hachas y me ayudará mucho esta valiosa ayuda!! Saludos desde Chile... ;-)

Amazing tune! “Riverse” not Reverse by Cullah. ruclips.net/video/VjoxI0zciXU/видео.htmlsi=4w4eBz9JrrdUssWD

Awesome! Just pre ordered

The reason a haft can warp if stored leaning against a wall is not the weight; it's the wood drawing moisture up into itself from the ground. Hang up them axes when storing 'em!

Very enjoyable and informative 3 series of videos. Admitting to screwing up just like the rest of us humans do was touching. Lots of very nice tips.

Sharp as a samurai sword

Sounds like bad sizing. What’s with this trend of sizing boots too small and embarking on a grueling break-in process? I could get my wife’s jeans to fit me if I put 100 uncomfortable hours in, but there are smarter directions to take.

Nice!

What was your exact build I want that except I want weather shield option. Thanks great video.

Deadly!!!

Maybe it ain't so much the grain but the species of wood. Maybe you could utilize a crappy wood like gum, that would hold up better?

Thank you

Great video! Thanks.

1:32 safety first. Blade away.

Maybe you would choose which axe to use perpendicular grain on. Might be good for small camp axes or trim (delimbing) axes.

How much is this craving axe Liam. How long is the waiting time for 1 axe thanks

Wow, you men did good! Bravo👏. Council Tool did some remarkable testing on grain orientation of a haft and discovered that it did not matter to the outcome, that being incidence of breakage.

nice axe lot of work !

Yes there is a question you didn't answer... why do you use the steel you use for axes?

DUDE!!! I HAVE A WETHERBY!!! 1838, BUFFALO NEW YORK! The scripting is partially unreadable and ive been trying to identify it since i was 16. I thought for sure it has a walnut handle set. Its real dark brown but o suppose maple from that era could fade. It cuts like brand new. The only problem is two chips on the left side. I cant really decide if i want to sharpen it. I am going to clean it up though. That knife is one of my most prized possesions. An old frind gave it to me when i was 14 before he passed a couple years later. Im 32 now. And have built a great many archery equipment with it. Thats so cool, i always really wanted to know.