16:27 Martin’s face looks like Tim just handed him a carburetor in a box that was all taken apart for Martin to put back together for him🤣🤣💪🏼 Martin, your the MAN!!!! Everything is better when Martin puts his hands on it!!!🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻♂️
Hey Tim. What a great video, it's truly great to see you working through all the problems that come your way and not letting them discourage you. Nice to see you developing tooling to combat these problems. Keep up the great work, love the video bro.
This is one of my all time fav channels. I am only a few minutes in and I will keep watchin... I am wondering if the smaller hatchet will be more affordable. That’s not a slam! You make it the price what you need it to be. For me, it would be nice to support the channel and not break the bank.
Very beautiful design and project turned out very unique and beautiful. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work Tim. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
I've purchased the Hudson axe and now the Blackhawk hatchet, both for my father in WA. I'm disappointed the Blackhawk hatchet doesn't have a serial number and is not made from the1908 Northern Line rail, but it is what it is. Feel free to wrap the Blackhawk hatchet in a 4XLT Blacksmith Shop T-shirt. Thank you very much for your time and consideration 👊🦊👍
Why don't you use a second short drift in the second axe shaping die, that should insure that you have a nice looking eye while developing a great shape
I'm sure you've been asked this before, but what is the reason for not grinding the entire axe head? Is that just the look you're going for? Love the channel. Keep up the good work.
Great info as always have a question for you, could you explain a bit regarding the pros and cons of Titanium tools and knives it would be much appreciated.
Hit up paragon ovens and see if they will sponsor your channel. Might be able to get a free or discounted heat treating oven. Can't hurt to at least ask. Keep up the great work.
Hey Timothy Dyck, Blacksmith Shop CEO and product development manager. Why not make the hatchet out of Northern Line 1908 rail so it can be a match with the Hudson Bay Ax?
I want a titanium hatchet but instead of a hatchet head i want a 2.5 pound block shape head with a flat back face for a hammer with the top half of the flat back face machined like a good framing hammer with the little pyramids
So unless mine eye are trash which is totally possible I saw a tool in the forging part that I haven't ever seen anywhere. Looked like a rotating top tool? Could be totally normal just I have never seen it. Anyone know what/how that works?
People will watch this video and still somehow find a way to complain it's a $300 dollar hatchet even though more work goes into one hatchet than most do in a days worth of work at their job lol. Also it's sad that the hot spun bowls haven't sold, guess I'll have to make an order soon
I don't like the maker's mark being so close to the blade of the axe. It adds small, but unnecessary friction and eventually get worn away. Seems like it would make more sense to put it on the butt.
you need to continue to make unique builds. So many blacksmiths go for axes or hatches and they arn't anything special because everything on youtube is just that. I love when you make projects with unique metals and unique builds that take technical application to accomplish. i will always like and comment on something interesting, so find interesting things to forge.
I got genuinely annoyed for a moment, I thought I was already subscribed so when the comment was made on how close to 100k you are was made, I was like "How much closer are the.... Wait... i'm not subbed" clicked sub then went "NO! the call to action worked! AAAHHHHH"
This is really amazing but just remember that the less work that goes into it and the less “handmade” it is, the less value it has thus making people less wanting to buy one. Amazing work though 👍
give Martin a raise he really knows how to finish an ax
You could burn a logo into the handle and leather to show that it's an original Tim/Martin handle and sheath.
It's a TiMartin hatchet...
Or a MarTim
Was actually thinking the same thing, maybe on the end of the butt?
16:27 Martin’s face looks like Tim just handed him a carburetor in a box that was all taken apart for Martin to put back together for him🤣🤣💪🏼
Martin, your the MAN!!!!
Everything is better when Martin puts his hands on it!!!🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻♂️
I just want to comment, so I can come back when this dudes as big as Steele and I can say “I was here before 100k”
So shocked you don’t have many many more subscribers.
I found him when Alex steele left montana
I’ve only been watching about 7 or 8 months. He had 49k back then so almost double that in such a short time is pretty good going.
Hey Tim. What a great video, it's truly great to see you working through all the problems that come your way and not letting them discourage you. Nice to see you developing tooling to combat these problems. Keep up the great work, love the video bro.
This is one of my all time fav channels. I am only a few minutes in and I will keep watchin... I am wondering if the smaller hatchet will be more affordable. That’s not a slam! You make it the price what you need it to be. For me, it would be nice to support the channel and not break the bank.
I'm excited for you Tim! You will reach 100k soon! These videos bring people along with you on your journey.
The commentary in these videos are hilarious Tim is such a great commentator and an excellent blacksmith
Congrats on 100K buddy! Way to go!
When you are flattening the top of the axe, you could put a drift in the top of the machine to keep the eye from closing.
I think doing this would assist in production.
I’d like to see some hammers for sale. Like titanium ones.
Very beautiful design and project turned out very unique and beautiful. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work Tim. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
I've purchased the Hudson axe and now the Blackhawk hatchet, both for my father in WA.
I'm disappointed the Blackhawk hatchet doesn't have a serial number and is not made from the1908 Northern Line rail, but it is what it is.
Feel free to wrap the Blackhawk hatchet in a 4XLT Blacksmith Shop T-shirt.
Thank you very much for your time and consideration 👊🦊👍
100k Subscribers! Congratulations Tim!
head that weight works really well as a boys/forest axe, around a 20 in handle, so you can 1 or 2 hand it... see if you like that idea.
I would put the makers mark on the cheeks or more towards the back so it doesn't get ground off over the years
Thanks for sharing your thought process; that, for me, is at least as valuable as watching your re-tooling.
Mate that press is worth its weight in gold .
and Martin done a grate job on finishing the Hatchet . :)
Gotta say: I'm loving the long episode!
Oh and Hi Martin!
It should be the Martin show with Tim just being in it. 🤣🤣
Tim definitely doesn’t show enough of Martin knowing he’s like 97.6% of Tim’s shop🤣🤣🤣
Great job on all the tooling. Nicely done!
Congratulations on 100k subscribers!! 👏
Really enjoy the longer videos Tim.
I bought a Hudson Bay Ax for my father. I would buy a hatchet to complement the ax, but I want it made from the 1908 Northern Line rail. 👊💀👍
Why don't you use a second short drift in the second axe shaping die, that should insure that you have a nice looking eye while developing a great shape
Awesome Hatchet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think your upsetter seams more usefull than hydralic press you can really get very Controller like in a power hammer
The shape really reminds me of the CRKT birler axe
this is really interesting, I didnt know about this side of the process
I'm sure you've been asked this before, but what is the reason for not grinding the entire axe head? Is that just the look you're going for? Love the channel. Keep up the good work.
"Welcome here.' I like how you say that. You are an interesting dude.
loved seeing the process
Perfect for kindling
overall length of it in metric is 400,6mm or 40,64cm
if he is talking about 16 inches
This work really inspires me 😊 Nice work 👍
Very nice work!
Great info as always have a question for you, could you explain a bit regarding the pros and cons of Titanium tools and knives it would be much appreciated.
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
also, a titanium hatch sounds nice!
Lovely axe and handle, well done both! Hope yeah get that 100k subs and shop oven :)
Why am I not surprised...."Sold Out".
I don’t suppose you’d sell one of those rough first runs?
You should reach out to paragon and see if they will sponsor you with a heat treat oven. I know they do for other Creators.
Hit up paragon ovens and see if they will sponsor your channel. Might be able to get a free or discounted heat treating oven. Can't hurt to at least ask. Keep up the great work.
Hey Timothy Dyck, Blacksmith Shop CEO and product development manager. Why not make the hatchet out of Northern Line 1908 rail so it can be a match with the Hudson Bay Ax?
Can you make Damascus out of stainless and 4140 Steel
Have you ever made one of those bearded axes?
PS, this is SUCH a sweet lookin tool.
I actually liked that rhino nose on the top even better.
See if you can do a damascus with different color brass.
How about a production run of titanium hammers?
I want a titanium hatchet but instead of a hatchet head i want a 2.5 pound block shape head with a flat back face for a hammer with the top half of the flat back face machined like a good framing hammer with the little pyramids
I'd also like to see a full size axe of the same design
So unless mine eye are trash which is totally possible I saw a tool in the forging part that I haven't ever seen anywhere. Looked like a rotating top tool? Could be totally normal just I have never seen it. Anyone know what/how that works?
I sense a bit hydraulic press channel guy coming through
People will watch this video and still somehow find a way to complain it's a $300 dollar hatchet even though more work goes into one hatchet than most do in a days worth of work at their job lol. Also it's sad that the hot spun bowls haven't sold, guess I'll have to make an order soon
Would it be possible to custom order a titanium axe?
I don't like the maker's mark being so close to the blade of the axe. It adds small, but unnecessary friction and eventually get worn away. Seems like it would make more sense to put it on the butt.
Where do you source your hickory is it local?
9:00 get me that axe, sir, get me that axe.
I really want to see you make an axe with a hectic beard on it
yay! its tim :P
THIS IS SO FUN THIS IS WOW! This is what we wanted to happen, we've got a real situation now
Tim the Blacksmith, with special guest Martin
thanks tim
Watch applied sciens’s video on cryo treating tool steel
I've never seen so many ads in one video 😂
That's a nice weight for a hatchit
I'm pretty sure everyone's workshop has random razor blades hanging about the place. At least a couple.
Anyone see how much they cost - they are sold out now
Very nice 👍
Love it!
Why aren't these videos In youtube's top recommended like cmon
Not available yet huh?
Was that accent bartok or dot Indian?
How can i buy your products? Are they available on ebay?
Check out my website www.timothydyck.com Thanks!
you need to continue to make unique builds. So many blacksmiths go for axes or hatches and they arn't anything special because everything on youtube is just that. I love when you make projects with unique metals and unique builds that take technical application to accomplish. i will always like and comment on something interesting, so find interesting things to forge.
Asked most i know to follow you....
how can I get me a hat like yours? I'd like to buy one!
Plz plz plz sandblast it and give it a new powder coat 😩😩 its dying for a little restoration
I got genuinely annoyed for a moment, I thought I was already subscribed so when the comment was made on how close to 100k you are was made, I was like "How much closer are the.... Wait... i'm not subbed" clicked sub then went "NO! the call to action worked! AAAHHHHH"
Nice!!
Looks great, fellas(
Nice
Bad a I need to get me one
"metric! thats not gonna work" well according to the entire rest of the world, it works better
7:30 ok lol
C O O L. !
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
'Muricans & Canadians: 22:50
You didn't complete your power hammer restoration/repairing .....
😵
Hes not using the broken power hammer on this video its not fixed yet hell make a video for sure when he fixes it
@@trollingmodeactivated2500 oh I see 🙈
My mistake 😂
👍
If the economy goes to $*** and he ends up shutting down is he going to get the axe or the hatchet?
Ok Tim, send me one and I'll try it out and let you know how well it performs... or not.
You guys rock! Great job!
On the oven, why not pick up a free one on craigslist? Would save a lot of time, and not irk your wife...
I have more ideas i want made real but i need someone capable of making the things i want
damage to the wood u mean.............
Love this guy.......no homo?........yeah no homo😁👍
This is really amazing but just remember that the less work that goes into it and the less “handmade” it is, the less value it has thus making people less wanting to buy one. Amazing work though 👍
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Awesome! Welcome here!
Whoa it's a first for me to see no comments
so many firsts in life bro, nobody cares
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You're more helpful than you realize, want to be youtube friends?
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