Forging a Racing Axe Part 1

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[@kalifammm]

Thank youu man i ask you 100 times for that axe to make !!!! Perfect thank youu

[@blackcherrybushcraft3855]

Love your content man … keep up the great work !!

[@conrad.blacksmithing]

Thanks!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Wow that's a beautiful axe. Wow that's really Big. What's the over all size ? Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.

[@conrad.blacksmithing]

Thanks! It is 7.5"x7.5" and around 5.5 or 6lbs

[@varun009]

I know this is completely out of nowhere so please take no offence to it, but you're basically the perfect candidate for a hair transplant. You have an incredibly dense beard with lots of neck growth and no doubt lots of chest hair if your shoulders are any indication. You could probably get away with harvesting 7000 grafts and return yourself to a full head of hair while also getting rid of the body hair and the neck part of the beard that most of us shave. Amazing axe.

[@jeffschroeder9089]

Deadly

[@cae2487]

What steel are you using for this racing axe?

[@johnobrien9486]

Hello what would you charge to forge the racing axe?

[@nofunclub]

Subbed

[@conrad.blacksmithing]

Thanks!

[@seantbr2019]

Your going to love a long life because you wear that mask I'm a welder and my company won't buy those for us it will have to be out of my pocket I have to save up but I'll most likely die in my 60s because of all the stuff I'm breathing

[@dto7321]

That was a cool video. That axe head is pure testosterone and America