Excellent work! You move methodically and with passionate care. Thank you for detailing your process. All good teaching points. That handle was a sweet looking piece of wood. Thank you for sharing. 😃👍
It was a pleasure to work on this restoration, and thanks for the kind words! Always great to share things like this with people who appreciate it. Come by again anytime and have a great weekend.
Hey !Bonjour vraiment du très beau travail, vivement la suite. Très beau cadeau de Robert, et je pense qu'il va êtres content de vous avoir confié ce travail. ❤
You are very kind. Thank you so much for sharing here on the channel. I do feel privileged to be a part of this tool community and I hope you feel free to stop by anytime. Have a great weekend.
Thank you. I guess I’ve never been accused of that before. I just like them so much and enjoy cleaning them up. Thanks for your visit and have a great weekend.
Nice mail call. I'm glad you are sharing the importance of chamfering the bottom of the eye so as not to create a shelf and a weak point above the shoulder. Looks like you have the hang of it 😅 I can't wait to see the custom handle.
Thank you. Some people might think it’s a small detail, but I think it’s important to chamfer the eye. Good to hear from somebody who recognizes that. Thanks so much for your visit and hope you have a great weekend.
Very nice fit and finish. I'm sure Robert will be pleased. Looking forward to seeing the clean up on the other one he sent. The wood he chose for the handle is beautiful. And that Norlund is a great gift to add to your collection. *clink*
I trust Robert will enjoy it as well. I do feel privileged to work on these tools. This is a great community to be a part of. His gift will be greatly appreciated and I’m sure there’ll be a video on it in the future. Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend.
I notice your TH-cam name and wonder are you a specialist with knots? About five years ago, I started learning some different knots, and have begun to use them because I really don’t like ratchet straps. Just call me curious.
I'm not an expert. I started making paracord lanyards for my EDC knives and toolbags. I then started making paracord keychains and have actually sold a few so I've been thinking of selling them on-line too. Hence the name. "Curiosity killed the cat, satisfaction brought him back"
Excellent job, thanks for the tutorial, just hung a 3 1/2 lb Craftman axe head on a hickory handle, it took several days just to bring the head back into shape, but it did come out great, the thing is I struggle getting the handle shaped just right to fit the head, always a struggle, but I have yet to lose a head of a handle. Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
I am glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you are successful with your next axe handle! As the old adage goes, practice makes perfect. Thanks so much for your kind words and feel free to stop by again soon. Have a great weekend.
@@toolscouter Good question I have a propensity for old Harley Davidson Sportsters to follow me home. I focus on the old motors that had cylinder heads of cast iron, they call the engines Iron Head and therefore Iron Head Rescue or ihrescue.
@@toolscouter I think I was in the general vicinity when @toolscouter was county subscribers in the hundreds. Thanks for asking about the name. The I H is for Iron Head as in Iron (cylinder) Heads on older Harley Davidson Sporters, kind of a sporty tractor on two wheels. Old Sportsters seem to follow me home like a rescue so IHRescue or Iron Head Rescue.
Yes, here’s a video on this applicator. Oil Rag in a Can. ToolScouter shop tip. th-cam.com/video/cTd1Brfc9m0/w-d-xo.html hope you enjoy it and have a great day
Technically, this is true. From a practical sense most people don’t say it this way. Here’s a video I made and another video ScoutCrafter made on the subject. Hope you enjoy it and have a great day. Axe or Hatchet? th-cam.com/video/BiQWpeMxu5Y/w-d-xo.html ScoutCrafter: th-cam.com/video/sXpC34m811M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aPNsW9x1gwjbI8W_
That handle really makes the project complete. 😃👍
I couldn’t agree more. It makes the whole thing pop. As always thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend.
Excellent work! You move methodically and with passionate care. Thank you for detailing your process. All good teaching points. That handle was a sweet looking piece of wood. Thank you for sharing. 😃👍
It was a pleasure to work on this restoration, and thanks for the kind words! Always great to share things like this with people who appreciate it. Come by again anytime and have a great weekend.
Hey !Bonjour vraiment du très beau travail, vivement la suite. Très beau cadeau de Robert, et je pense qu'il va êtres content de vous avoir confié ce travail. ❤
You are very kind. Thank you so much for sharing here on the channel. I do feel privileged to be a part of this tool community and I hope you feel free to stop by anytime. Have a great weekend.
The Axe Man Strikes Again. You're becoming the world's foremost authority when it comes to axes.
Thank you. I guess I’ve never been accused of that before. I just like them so much and enjoy cleaning them up. Thanks for your visit and have a great weekend.
Nice job, good video, thanks.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Come by again sometime for a visit and hope you have a great weekend.
Very nice Brian! Robert should be proud to own that ax with a very nice fitting handle! 👏🇺🇸
Thanks so much for your very kind words. Always great to have you visit and hope you have a great weekend.
Beautiful restoration, anyone would be proud to own that. Thanks for sharing your expertise
Thank you so much for your kind words. I am pleased you enjoyed it and hope you come visit again soon. Have a great weekend.
Nice mail call. I'm glad you are sharing the importance of chamfering the bottom of the eye so as not to create a shelf and a weak point above the shoulder. Looks like you have the hang of it 😅 I can't wait to see the custom handle.
Thank you. Some people might think it’s a small detail, but I think it’s important to chamfer the eye. Good to hear from somebody who recognizes that. Thanks so much for your visit and hope you have a great weekend.
Can’t wait to see the rest of the axes done.
Really enjoyed this! Thanks.
I’m pleased to know you’ve enjoyed this video and I look forward to your next visit as well. Come by anytime and have a great week.
Very nice fit and finish. I'm sure Robert will be pleased.
Looking forward to seeing the clean up on the other one he sent. The wood he chose for the handle is beautiful.
And that Norlund is a great gift to add to your collection. *clink*
I trust Robert will enjoy it as well. I do feel privileged to work on these tools. This is a great community to be a part of. His gift will be greatly appreciated and I’m sure there’ll be a video on it in the future. Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend.
I notice your TH-cam name and wonder are you a specialist with knots? About five years ago, I started learning some different knots, and have begun to use them because I really don’t like ratchet straps. Just call me curious.
I'm not an expert. I started making paracord lanyards for my EDC knives and toolbags. I then started making paracord keychains and have actually sold a few so I've been thinking of selling them on-line too. Hence the name.
"Curiosity killed the cat, satisfaction brought him back"
😄😄 thanks for your response and making me smile. Have a great day.
Wow, such an informative video, and another awesome display of skill and craftsmanship! Thank you.
You are very kind. I look forward to getting it back to you when I get a chance. Meanwhile, come by anytime and have a great weekend.
Beautiful heirloom quality restoration.
Thank you. It’s great to have you stop by for a visit. Come back again soon and have a great weekend.
That is a Beautiful little axe. Nice restoration, great fitting.
Thank you sir. I appreciate you stopping by and hope you’ll come visit me again soon. Hope you have a great weekend.
Once again proving that you are a true master. Great job. Jim
Thank you Jim. Always glad to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
I think I've told you before.you are one of the best when it comes to axe handles.i have several saw axes
They are good quality axes. Thanks so much for your very gracious words. Come by again soon and have a great weekend.
Awesome!! What a great job and very interesting and informative. I always learn on every episode. Thanks for your efforts and see you next time.
Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad you enjoy it. Come by anytime and hope you have a great weekend.
Thanks for the tutorial. Very interesting. Nice Craftsmanship
Thank you so much for your very kind words. Come by again soon and hope you have a great weekend.
Excellent job, thanks for the tutorial, just hung a 3 1/2 lb Craftman axe head on a hickory handle, it took several days just to bring the head back into shape, but it did come out great, the thing is I struggle getting the handle shaped just right to fit the head, always a struggle, but I have yet to lose a head of a handle. Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
I am glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you are successful with your next axe handle! As the old adage goes, practice makes perfect. Thanks so much for your kind words and feel free to stop by again soon. Have a great weekend.
Really nice work.
I appreciate that, thanks for watching. I look forward to your next visit and hope you have a great weekend.
Nicely done
Thank you. I appreciate you stopping by for a visit and hope to see you again soon. Have a great week.
Nice video.
Thanks so much for watching, glad you liked it. Come by again soon and have a great weekend.
Yes that was a a nice project.
Thank you. I have seen you often in the comments and I was wondering what the “I-H” stands for in your TH-cam name if you don’t mind me asking?
@@toolscouter Good question I have a propensity for old Harley Davidson Sportsters to follow me home. I focus on the old motors that had cylinder heads of cast iron, they call the engines Iron Head and therefore Iron Head Rescue or ihrescue.
That’s a great explanation. I appreciate so much you stopping by regularly. I hope you’ll come by For a visit anytime. Have a great weekend.
@@toolscouter I think I was in the general vicinity when @toolscouter was county subscribers in the hundreds. Thanks for asking about the name. The I H is for Iron Head as in Iron (cylinder) Heads on older Harley Davidson Sporters, kind of a sporty tractor on two wheels. Old Sportsters seem to follow me home like a rescue so IHRescue or Iron Head Rescue.
😄 that’s the exact same way it is with me and tools. They followed me home as rescues as well. thanks for sharing.
Can you reveal what the oil is in the can that you applied to the head when all was done? Also, can you describe how you made the applicator top?
Yes, here’s a video on this applicator. Oil Rag in a Can. ToolScouter shop tip. th-cam.com/video/cTd1Brfc9m0/w-d-xo.html hope you enjoy it and have a great day
you're saying an axe does not have a hardened poll but a hatchet does, I've never that before.
Technically, this is true. From a practical sense most people don’t say it this way. Here’s a video I made and another video ScoutCrafter made on the subject. Hope you enjoy it and have a great day.
Axe or Hatchet? th-cam.com/video/BiQWpeMxu5Y/w-d-xo.html
ScoutCrafter: th-cam.com/video/sXpC34m811M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aPNsW9x1gwjbI8W_
very nice hatchets!
Thank you very much. Appreciate you stopping by and visiting me here in the shop. Hope you have another great weekend.