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Iam going to try this with a civilwar era axe head I found thanks!

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well done. I wish I could do more of this. Always very satisfying. What does RSA stand for ? Keep at it.

Tape a car battery 2 it

I have one of these in great shape but I would never paint it

Just needs a sharpening and good to go. How did the epoxy hold up? Doubt it would hold for long. The key wedge from the original would be ideal, as it still held from the original handle 💪

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If you belive epoxy can hold an axe head to the handle you are massively wrong.

Should have taken the old broken handle parts out before the soak, should have put blo in your handle not polyurethane,and 2 part epoxy for the head? What the actual fuck made you think that was a good idea?

Well done!

It looks terrible. The finish is awful. What a waste of a old ax head

I really would have used sandblasting to help remove all of the rust

Boo, that pitting looked so even and amazing...a mirror polished cutting edge with the years of pitting would have looked so great. Maybe next time. It still came out nice, and bravo on making your own haft.

We used one of these to lift a house

Looks exactly like the one I found in the backyard of a 100+ yearold house. Can't wait to start this project. I fear the rust is to pitted and deep in some spots.

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A short handled double bit ax doesn't seem like a good idea to me.

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Nice restoration sir 👍👍

how long did it soak in the vinegar?

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Great job. Although I liked the metal restoration, I had never thought of making my own axe handle and found that even more useful.

Fantastic restoration! Really enjoyed the video. What did you use on the parts that were not red? Did you use metal bluing compound? Thanks!

Good work. Next one keep clear in keeping with the original. Funny though the new ones are powder coated to look like an old oxidized one. They probably don't want the liability of a hot tin line. I did three of these classics and vinegar and wire brushes works quite fast.

Basically ruined a good grinder. Coffee grinders are red, meat grinders are tin plated. Tin plating would've been the most durable finish that wouldn't have caused paint chips to get into your ground meat. Probably rounded the ridges inside the housing that the auger grinds meat against by using 80 grit paper. But hey you got a fine looking paper weight now..

Gorgeous restoration! I just got one that's very close to this one. It's a General food slicer model 300. The platform doesn't glide easily along the platform rods. There isn't any rust, just feels like it needs a little grease. Is there one you would recommend? Or what is the best option if grease isn't the answer? Again amazing restoration.

90/100

Very impressed with your restoration. What type of buffing wheel did you have attached to the grinder? Was it cloth or wire? thank you

Was just given an axe head in similar condition but with a bit more damage to the cutting edges. It's encouraging to see that it's not beyond salvage! I will probably have to grind in new cutting edges, but I'd like to save the axe even if it ends up being a bit shorter and lighter. Thanks!

Kinda painful to see it being cranked with the knife in backwards like that.. but it's not my grinder so oh well lol.

You could’ve use a 28’’ handle with a wedge instead of epoxy, but still looks good 👍🏽

I found one on the dirt basement floor of the building I live in that was built in 1891 "the building" that is. Mine is in worse shape than yours the wood has rotted off. I cleaned in vinegar have got it to turn but have not ring to turn yet. Awesome restore job.

Polyurethane is not really a good finish to put on a working axe. Boiled linseed oil, Tung Oil, or Danish oil are much better for the wood.

Grease and oil even if it's just cooking grease. Good restoration but I wanted to see it make stew meat or hamburger

Grease and oil, grease and oil if you want it to stay pretty and usable you need more grease and oil. Good video and a nice restoration.

Well done.

The plate and the knife must be sharp on a flat surface. On abrasive paper or sharpening stone. All the blades of the knife must tread evenly on the plate! When mounting, you put the knife upside down. It was funny!

Why would you grind all the character away?

Good effort.

Get er done

The awesome transition from old to newish

I watched it again and this is a cool torch the fuel container is awesome 👍

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Nice little pipe vise! great color for it very good job it cleaned up better then new👍👍