Primitive Axe Restoration

[@RestorationbyAlabamaCreeks]

Definitely restored some dignity to that brut. Now you can get a great shave in the morning, then go chop 40 acres of sugar cane. Great work my friend.

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

Yes indeed great work👍👍

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Wow I love it subscribed!

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@arthurstarodynov5166]

Very nice

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@mahaloppa9616]

My favorite question to ask with a serious face in hardware stores when looking at blades and axes. Will this work well against zombies?

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@Needtorestore]

Nice restoration 💪

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@sashaboyko6343]

wow! Fantastic job!

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@kelvinaston1367]

Very cool. Why was it painted like that.

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

If only tools could talk

[@anthonystrazhnikov2741]

Sweet video!

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@Go0dcall]

Great work!

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@austinhughes6852]

Nice ax.

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@vladimirstrazhnikov3271]

Nice 👍

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@diygeneration5566]

*Hey, buddy! Where do you get such cool tools!) And what was that battle paint on the axe? )*

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

It was just someone's garage project. And I get them from all over

[@diygeneration5566]

@@TheRussianWoodworker Understood )

[@karldobrota9098]

quality content

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@anthonystrazhnikov3989]

I love it!

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@JigodiaBatrana]

Considering the shape of it ....WTF is it used for ?:D

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

I believe it is called a bush hook and is mostly used for branches and brush stuff like thag

[@modvavet]

@@TheRussianWoodworker Yeah, we just call it a brush axe where I'm from (Virginia, USA). That's exactly the type of use they get.
They're hella useful, honestly. Mine is definitely modern (maybe 10 years old), but I get a ton of use out of it!

[@anthonystrazhnikov2741]

@@modvavet they're definitely fun tools!

[@vasiliyostapenko4434]

gah damn nutted

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

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[@alanmcwilliams4264]

What do you do with these odd items after being restored? Are they sold or put in a display case ?

[@TheRussianWoodworker]

Thanks for watching! I sell some of them but most of the time it's not worth it with the time I put into them. Most of the time I just keep them