Restoring the WEIRDEST Splitting Maul / Axe Ever Made

In this video I restore an Alltrade roller bearing assisted splitting maul. The general idea behind it is that the maul itself cracks the log, but the roller bearings help it slip along the long. This restoration didn't take much, but it was still fun to do.
Timestamps:
0:00 Start
0:34 Into electrolysis
1:13 Out of electrolysis
1:45 Wirewheeling
2:40 Taking apart the head
3:10 Prepping the head for paint
4:16 Painting the head
5:47 Fitting new handle to the head
6:40 Putting the head back together
8:00 Wedging the head in place
9:28 Testing the maul
10:32 Finished product

[@vladimirstrazhnikov3271]

Nice job

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Thanks for watching

[@PolonskyA]

Nice work mate! Do you know how to color match staining?

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

I do not unfortunately

[@Jesusiskingamen7]

That’s a cool maul would love to
Find kme

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Thanks for watching

[@KelvinW344]

What is the purpose of those small rings?

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Helps it roll through the log

[@Jesusiskingamen7]

*one

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Thanks for watching