As soon as you hear "hello friends" you know its time to sit down, relax, and listen to the calm and accurate descriptions of an incredibly skilled craftsman sharing both, their experience and experiments. Thank you!!! It's a tremendous pleasure to watch!
Ohh and how much does the head weigh? (Sorry if you already mentioned it but I don't recall.) I recently got a used axe basically for free. The head weighs 1250g. I converted it to a carving/hewing axe even though it's far too heavy. I filed the left bevel as flat as possible to 7 degrees (I'm right handed) leaving the right bevel at 25 degrees. I will saw off the handle at ~40cm. And finally, but most noticably, I shaped the handle ergonomically right under the head. That's where I grab it to chop and carve. Now I can carve wood in a chopping motion, almost like a butcher would use a cleaver, by ignoring/discarding the lever advantage of the handle and only relying on the weight of the head. I use it e.g. to turn square stock round-ish, following up with planes (I don't have a lathe). Or to carve a rounded/spherical end into a beam (my "hatchet" makes quick work of the end-grain and leaves a good surface quality - much like your powerful cloggers knife). My improvised hatchet/hewing axe/heavy carving knife is probably quite un-traditional (if there's a similar traditional tool I'd love to learn the name). And probably a 750g head would work better (lifting the heavy head is still a bit tiring). But it was cheap and works for now. But I always appreciate better (but affordable) suggestions!
What a wonderful inspiration, you truely capture the essence of ingenuity. If you sell this ax I would be honored. My name is Chris. I’m sure you have many requests…is this something you make for sale
Generations of our ancestors knew what many of us have forgotten, that blowing on the shaft's knob is the correct way to achieve the desired results. Beautiful work friend. Beautiful.
Nothing beats the quality of a hand forged Axe, I have one that is a over hundred years old and I would never swap it against any of the modern ones you get in the hardware store. Whoever got the Axe from you has something that he can pass on to many generations.
Great to have you back, we’ve missed you! That is such a beautiful axe, it’s art! What a GREAT friend you are wow. The theory of axe balance sounds very interesting, I personally would love to watch that video if you make it 👍🏻 I’ll keep an eye out for your notifications, like I usually do. Thanks again for sharing 👍🏻
Thank you for this video. Your channel is so enjoyable. Listening to your soothing voice while watching you forge impeccable equipment and talking through your creative process is simply bliss. I and others are so appreciative of your amazing content. Keep up the outstanding work Advokomakes!
The perfect woodland axe. Light enough to carry and heavy enough to fell trees, process animals, cut your sausage..ect. That will be around a lot longer than you. Beautiful work. With the carbon fiber re enforcement, I doubt that head will loosen in a lifetime. Big thumbs up.👍
Max you are an absolute genius. I do not say that lightly. From your narrations and technical descriptions I can see you have great technical knowledge, but I also recognise that no one can just know how to do everything, so it leads me to one conclusion; you have to be a perfectionist. Well done!
I love this, I grew up with the mentality that you keep your secrets of the trade to make yourself “valuable” and I’ll say, about halfway through my naval career I had a situation happen that completely changed my outlook on that stigma, the more knowledge shared, means the better everyone works together, and your videos, you have the epitome of sharing knowledge, keep up this amazing work, continue to be a beacon of light!
I am a Master Carpenter, yet I am hesitant to use the word Master in such company. I respect what you do, as well as to how you do it. I wish I had the time to dedicate myself full time to projects. But I am almost there. I thoroughly enjoy watching you create, perfect everything you put your hands to. I also want to visit you’re Mother Russia one day. But let me say I am a patriot and I love my Country. But this doesn’t mean I don’t long to explore. 😀
@@craigrigby1498 In Abrams tank or aircraft carrier US NAVY USS Gerald R. Ford?))) Welcome with peace or arms)) There is always something worthy to meet and give a worthy answer)))
Amazing craftsmanship bro! Insane that you just casually make your own custom 100% handmade from scratch axe! The result is obviously of exquisite quality! 😁👌
the fact that you made that axe was impressive, but then the sheathing that you made from those pvc-tubes; that blew my mind! cool stuff man, very clever!!
You are very talented and make beautiful and useful tools. Your cabin as well and all of your projects are amazing to see. Be safe and well. See you again soon.
Amateur doesn't mean what people think. It refers to people who enjoy the craft so much they do it for love, not pay. All competitive sports used to be amateur ... like the Olympics.
One tip my friend. To put sand on the end of the handle and one last coat of finish. To give a little extra grip but not too much. That was a rare beauty of a axe. One handed down for generations.
Imagine the feeling his friend had when he first opened that packaged and seen such an incredible piece of art, and thoughtfully crafted tool.That's a piece you definitely keep your entire life and pass on to future generations.
Simply beautiful, that is an amazing axe and receiving such a tool would be an honour. Thank you you for making these amazing quality videos. They're always worth the wait.
Thank you for this Max.. I very much enjoyed watching this build and appreciate the time, skill and effort you put into making the axe, as well as capturing each stage on film for us to enjoy. Truly inspiring 🙏🏼
Like your comments of the DIY information built of your handle great instructions and the why to.We in the USA still have hickory as our favorite handle material. Thank you for the teaching Sir
FOR SURE you will see us again on Advoko Makes! Favourite channel EVER. Wish there were more frequent videos! But i understand there are only 24 hours in a day and you are very busy plus editing takes a long while! Kudos to you, Sir!
Wow Max, beautiful work on the axe and handle. So much time spent to get it just right. It's a piece of art that's also usable. I love watching your ingenuity and listening to your explanations. I'd like to hear more about axe-balance from your perspective too. Sounds interesting. Thanks heaps for the video.
This is trully russian crafstamenship: Built with avaiable and adaptable tools (every tool is universal when you know how to make them do) and built to LAST
I love this channel! It is hard to understand anyone who could give a thumbs down to a video like this. In addition to the being a master craftsman, clearly Max is also an excellent video producer. God bless you Max Egorov.
I like all your videos. Your English is clear and easy to listen to which is a +1, and I like the minimalist, yet creative approaches you take to solving the various hurdles in your projects. :)
This is such an awesome video. I love that you combined modern and traditional techniques. You are clearly very knowledgeable on axe-making. Thank you for sharing!
I'm glad I found this channel. I swear I found it in Russian, or another Slavic dialect, before, which was difficult... I don't speak Russian 🤔. Now I do have better than about a toddlers vocabulary in about 4-6other languages. English I'm proficient, and Spanish I'm not the best at. But Russian isn't one picked up somehow. Even going threw an opporators manual of a Russian lathe back when I was 19 doing maintenance in a prefabricated log cabin factory, even with that headache, I still didn't learn a damn thing about the language 🤣.
Of all the TH-cam channels out there this one ☝🏼 is just something special. I don’t really know why but it just is. Commendation award 🥇 for you my friend!
In the United States, we use Hickory for the axe hand. A very tough hardwood. It is tight grain and very strong. As to your comment about balance, take a look at Tuatahi Racing Axes, at where the center of mass is. These are the top of line axes for competition wood chopping. Speed chopping, in other words. Thanks for another great video.
It was surprising to see you throw yourself into something modern like using carbon fiber reinforcement, and with such enthusiasm and knowledge, but it was a pleasure nonetheless and I learned a lot once more. You mentioned that you would have made a better and larger vacuum chamber on your own if you were to do this again, and while it is typical it makes me wonder if you are not some form of engineer in reality. Either way, I think that upgrades like this that can improve tool lifespans and modernize the seemingly obsolete are good too, as content and as a thing to do!
Hello! I would like to say that you inspire me to continue learning and growing in self-sufficient building and survival skills. A beautiful axe. I look forward to the day I build one from my own home-made tools and equipment. I’m sure the satisfaction is immense. Cheers, and thanks for sharing!
Thank you for all of your videos. Your patience, thoughtfulness, diligence and philosophy are inspiring. Love that you are thriving respectfully in nature, not just 'surviving.'
Great to see you back Max. Feels like a long time, looking forward to more content. Beautiful axe. Research, planning, execution, craftsmanship, generosity; what more can be said? The friend who received the axe is a fortunate individual. Would love to see a video on axe balance. Personally working on refinishing three vintage axe heads that need handles. Always a pleasure Max, please, keep going.
Thank you for sharing this insightful video. Your descriptions are terrific as are the products that you are building. I hope that you and your family remain well even though our countries have declared hostilities. Our countrymen continue living and working on the ISS. Looking forward to seeing your next post on this channel. Until then, know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. We have much to learn from each other. Peace brother.
Max I’m literally hypnotized by your videos. You’re such an impressive person, with your unique design and impressive skills. Keep it up brother. What an amazing job you’re doing!!!
I love this axe, and basically everything about it. it looks to me like an ideal tool for most any woodworking project you care to mention, from splitting logs to (roughly) shaping pegs to most things 'bushcraft'. the shape also reminds me a lot of what comes up when people like Skallagrim talk about 'fighting axes' and 'battle axes', and how they look and are shaped. looking at this, I can truly believe that Norse farmers picked up their most dangerous tool to go viking for fun and profit 900 years ago. I'm not saying it could fend off a bear unless you had some really big balls, but I am saying it certainly looks the part. all in all, this axe impresses me in many ways, from how it looks, how it functions, to how it makes me wonder about the people who lived, worked, fought and died centuries ago, to the care and hard work that went into its make and testing. Keep doing what you do man, you're in inspiration to us all.
I love your videos!! The quality is so good there is not one video you upload that I don't wanna watch, waiting for the next lob cabin episode you always come up with great projects and ideas! Cheers from Portugal!
As soon as you hear "hello friends" you know its time to sit down, relax, and listen to the calm and accurate descriptions of an incredibly skilled craftsman sharing both, their experience and experiments. Thank you!!! It's a tremendous pleasure to watch!
Ohh and how much does the head weigh? (Sorry if you already mentioned it but I don't recall.)
I recently got a used axe basically for free. The head weighs 1250g. I converted it to a carving/hewing axe even though it's far too heavy. I filed the left bevel as flat as possible to 7 degrees (I'm right handed) leaving the right bevel at 25 degrees. I will saw off the handle at ~40cm. And finally, but most noticably, I shaped the handle ergonomically right under the head. That's where I grab it to chop and carve.
Now I can carve wood in a chopping motion, almost like a butcher would use a cleaver, by ignoring/discarding the lever advantage of the handle and only relying on the weight of the head. I use it e.g. to turn square stock round-ish, following up with planes (I don't have a lathe). Or to carve a rounded/spherical end into a beam (my "hatchet" makes quick work of the end-grain and leaves a good surface quality - much like your powerful cloggers knife).
My improvised hatchet/hewing axe/heavy carving knife is probably quite un-traditional (if there's a similar traditional tool I'd love to learn the name). And probably a 750g head would work better (lifting the heavy head is still a bit tiring). But it was cheap and works for now. But I always appreciate better (but affordable) suggestions!
@@LZP123 1.5--2kg. Unfortunately, I can't weigh it now as it is no longer in my possession.
@@LZP123 Sounds like you got it right))
Agreed
Beautifully handcrafted tool that will last for generations and become a family heirloom. It would be an honor to receive one.
Totally agree. Would be my honor to receive one too ;)
What a wonderful inspiration, you truely capture the essence of ingenuity. If you sell this ax I would be honored. My name is Chris. I’m sure you have many requests…is this something you make for sale
When I watch Advoko's videos I realise what humans are capable of if we apply ourselves - it's like watching Neo after he's downloaded everything.
There are about 100 good ideas and novel approaches in this video, just wow.
Generations of our ancestors knew what many of us have forgotten, that blowing on the shaft's knob is the correct way to achieve the desired results. Beautiful work friend. Beautiful.
Nothing beats the quality of a hand forged Axe, I have one that is a over hundred years old and I would never swap it against any of the modern ones you get in the hardware store.
Whoever got the Axe from you has something that he can pass on to many generations.
Great to have you back, we’ve missed you! That is such a beautiful axe, it’s art! What a GREAT friend you are wow. The theory of axe balance sounds very interesting, I personally would love to watch that video if you make it 👍🏻 I’ll keep an eye out for your notifications, like I usually do. Thanks again for sharing 👍🏻
Thank you for this video. Your channel is so enjoyable. Listening to your soothing voice while watching you forge impeccable equipment and talking through your creative process is simply bliss. I and others are so appreciative of your amazing content. Keep up the outstanding work Advokomakes!
The perfect woodland axe. Light enough to carry and heavy enough to fell trees, process animals, cut your sausage..ect. That will be around a lot longer than you. Beautiful work. With the carbon fiber re enforcement, I doubt that head will loosen in a lifetime. Big thumbs up.👍
This was amazing, I loved the use of pvc pipe for the sheath. I will remember that. As always thank you for sharing your talent with us Max
Just be careful not to heat PVC too much, if you try it yourself :) the fumes are pretty bad for you
So good… lucky friend who gets this axe.
Max you are an absolute genius. I do not say that lightly. From your narrations and technical descriptions I can see you have great technical knowledge, but I also recognise that no one can just know how to do everything, so it leads me to one conclusion; you have to be a perfectionist. Well done!
Thank you for such a high praise!
You downplay your skill set, that Axe is beautiful, custom sheath and packaging. I feel the owner is very happy with it. Excellent work.
Making blade covers from PVC... MIND BLOWN... You sir have just saved me a fortune on KYDEX sheets.
I love this, I grew up with the mentality that you keep your secrets of the trade to make yourself “valuable” and I’ll say, about halfway through my naval career I had a situation happen that completely changed my outlook on that stigma, the more knowledge shared, means the better everyone works together, and your videos, you have the epitome of sharing knowledge, keep up this amazing work, continue to be a beacon of light!
What a great and well stated observation, Mr Hebrew! 🤔 I totally agree. 👍
You explain things well despite English not being your first language.
You inspire me to create even more than before.
As mentioned by others, I would LOVE to see an extensive video on axe balancing. Thank you so much for posting this video and all your others!
I have very few “favorite channels”. This is certainly one of them.
Very much appreciate all of your efforts and knowledge sir. BIG thanks!
I am a Master Carpenter, yet I am hesitant to use the word Master in such company. I respect what you do, as well as to how you do it. I wish I had the time to dedicate myself full time to projects. But I am almost there. I thoroughly enjoy watching you create, perfect everything you put your hands to.
I also want to visit you’re Mother Russia one day. But let me say I am a patriot and I love my Country. But this doesn’t mean I don’t long to explore. 😀
Russian people are wonderful. It is the political crap which has gotten in the way. Im in the US, and look forward to visiting there one day
@@craigrigby1498 In Abrams tank or aircraft carrier US NAVY USS Gerald R. Ford?))) Welcome with peace or arms)) There is always something worthy to meet and give a worthy answer)))
@Pen Guin in these times? I don’t know?
A gift for a friend. Must be a really good friend. All that work man.
Amazing craftsmanship bro! Insane that you just casually make your own custom 100% handmade from scratch axe! The result is obviously of exquisite quality! 😁👌
the fact that you made that axe was impressive, but then the sheathing that you made from those pvc-tubes; that blew my mind! cool stuff man, very clever!!
You're incredible. Your techniques and technical skills are truly not of this world. Is there something you can't do?
Thank you. Yes, many things)))
@@Advoko Жениться, например))
are you smoking crack???
Dear Advoko,
Thank you for sharing your creative process with us. My wife and I love your videos!
what a beautiful gift. would gladly hear you talk about axe balance too :)
I am impressed by your quality of workmanship. You made an amazing gift for your friend.
Beautiful,, like everything you build,, over the top,, handmade down to the rivets & packaging!!
You are very talented and make beautiful and useful tools. Your cabin as well and all of your projects are amazing to see. Be safe and well. See you again soon.
Благодарю за просмотр 🤝🪓🪓🪓
Да всегда пожалуйста, Максим, только вот на русском очень давно ничего нового не было😬🤷♂️
Where are new videos in Russian? We are tired of waiting
Максим, все (как всегда) замечательно, но отсутствие русских субтитров в англоязычном ролике удручает!((
@С. П. Рад быть полезным 😉
@@ГерманБерг-п3я к чему субтитры когда есть русскоязычная версия?
Yet again, I am amazed, entertained, and as the son of an engineer, very impressed with your vast knowledge and practical skills.
"...even such an amateur as me..." - you are joking right 😂 don't think I've ever seen a better crafted tool
Amateur doesn't mean what people think. It refers to people who enjoy the craft so much they do it for love, not pay. All competitive sports used to be amateur ... like the Olympics.
@@jamesforbes2871 Jim Thorpe enters the chat.
Aye, A highly skilled Amateur that takes pride in his work.👍
In All of the videos I've watched so far, everything he makes is a work of art.
thanks for all the detail regarding the mix of modern polymers and physics of ax handle weight...
Love your videos!
The fact that you don't release videos super often makes the ones you do release worth waiting for.
Thank you for sharing :)
One tip my friend. To put sand on the end of the handle and one last coat of finish. To give a little extra grip but not too much.
That was a rare beauty of a axe.
One handed down for generations.
Thank you for the tip
Imagine the feeling his friend had when he first opened that packaged and seen such an incredible piece of art, and thoughtfully crafted tool.That's a piece you definitely keep your entire life and pass on to future generations.
Your friend is a lucky one! That’s a fine tool that will serve its purpose for many years.
Simply beautiful, that is an amazing axe and receiving such a tool would be an honour. Thank you you for making these amazing quality videos. They're always worth the wait.
Thank you for this Max..
I very much enjoyed watching this build and appreciate the time, skill and effort you put into making the axe, as well as capturing each stage on film for us to enjoy.
Truly inspiring 🙏🏼
Glad you enjoyed it
i don't know how you can handle an office job all year round, being such an avid craftsman
Even the packaging receives the Max craftsmanship.
Greetings once again my friend and best wishes from South African Boer.
Like your comments of the DIY information built of your handle great instructions and the why to.We in the USA still have hickory as our favorite handle material.
Thank you for the teaching Sir
FOR SURE you will see us again on Advoko Makes! Favourite channel EVER. Wish there were more frequent videos! But i understand there are only 24 hours in a day and you are very busy plus editing takes a long while!
Kudos to you, Sir!
Wow Max, beautiful work on the axe and handle. So much time spent to get it just right. It's a piece of art that's also usable. I love watching your ingenuity and listening to your explanations. I'd like to hear more about axe-balance from your perspective too. Sounds interesting.
Thanks heaps for the video.
Thank you so much for all the great videos! It is a pleasure to follow along on your adventures 😀
As always, a pleasure to watch your talents in use. Your channel is TH-cam GOLD🥇
Exceptional craftsmanship , in its purest form . . All made by hand . Amazing work . Raise my hat to you max , in total respect . From GB .
I'm sure your friend was much more than seemingly happy with your beautiful gift...including the cool packaging.
This is trully russian crafstamenship: Built with avaiable and adaptable tools (every tool is universal when you know how to make them do) and built to LAST
What a thoughtful gift from a good friend.
I love this channel! It is hard to understand anyone who could give a thumbs down to a video like this. In addition to the being a master craftsman, clearly Max is also an excellent video producer. God bless you Max Egorov.
I like all your videos. Your English is clear and easy to listen to which is a +1, and I like the minimalist, yet creative approaches you take to solving the various hurdles in your projects.
:)
Thank you for your compliments ))
This is the most beautiful axe I've ever seen in my entire life!
I usually don't like narration of such videos, but this guy does it quite well.
I'm so thankful you made this second video
Truly impressive craftmanship as usual. The ax-making topic is of interest and I will absorb all that you publish.
I love how humble he is, despite making tools that make us envious and can literally be sold for a small fortune
This is such an awesome video. I love that you combined modern and traditional techniques. You are clearly very knowledgeable on axe-making. Thank you for sharing!
Yes, well pleased to see another vid. Keep them coming
Beautiful axe and plastic sheath! I envy your friends' gift!!
I'm glad I found this channel. I swear I found it in Russian, or another Slavic dialect, before, which was difficult... I don't speak Russian 🤔. Now I do have better than about a toddlers vocabulary in about 4-6other languages. English I'm proficient, and Spanish I'm not the best at. But Russian isn't one picked up somehow. Even going threw an opporators manual of a Russian lathe back when I was 19 doing maintenance in a prefabricated log cabin factory, even with that headache, I still didn't learn a damn thing about the language 🤣.
Yeah his main channel is almost 2m subs and is called Адвокат Егоров. He is a Russian lawyer.
Excellent video. Never thought of using pvc as a sheath. Thank you for the idea.
"Even such an amateur as me" -- I think you give yourself too little credit here :) :) :) Awesome work as usual
That is a stunning piece of craftsmanship. Wow. Gorgeous!
Awesome as always, I'm so impressed by your creative problem solving skills!
I very much envy your intelligence, ingenuity and achievements. Your videos are absolutely beautiful and inspirational.
We are all axes, in a world of wood. And the wood remembers when it has been cut, even if the axe forgets.
Always cool to watch you do old school crafting with modern science and designs
Of all the TH-cam channels out there this one ☝🏼 is just something special. I don’t really know why but it just is. Commendation award 🥇 for you my friend!
EXCELLENT..! Impressive array of top skill sets my friend. I believe you have many more. Thanks for sharing and please let's see some more.
Magnificent and inspirational! The theory of axe balance sounds very interesting.
In the United States, we use Hickory for the axe hand. A very tough hardwood. It is tight grain and very strong.
As to your comment about balance, take a look at Tuatahi Racing Axes, at where the center of mass is. These are the top of line axes for competition wood chopping. Speed chopping, in other words. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you for the info!
It is simply a beautiful axe. Words can’t describe.
It was surprising to see you throw yourself into something modern like using carbon fiber reinforcement, and with such enthusiasm and knowledge, but it was a pleasure nonetheless and I learned a lot once more. You mentioned that you would have made a better and larger vacuum chamber on your own if you were to do this again, and while it is typical it makes me wonder if you are not some form of engineer in reality. Either way, I think that upgrades like this that can improve tool lifespans and modernize the seemingly obsolete are good too, as content and as a thing to do!
Hello!
I would like to say that you inspire me to continue learning and growing in self-sufficient building and survival skills. A beautiful axe. I look forward to the day I build one from my own home-made tools and equipment. I’m sure the satisfaction is immense.
Cheers, and thanks for sharing!
This is fantastic. Keep creating and sharing it with us. Thank you.
Excellent workmanship Max
Yes!!! Finally another video!!
Magnificent Workmanship...
Thank you for all of your videos. Your patience, thoughtfulness, diligence and philosophy are inspiring. Love that you are thriving respectfully in nature, not just 'surviving.'
Amazing work on the axe, and a very satisfying video. I’d love to hear you talk about axe balancing, maybe with drawings?
Great to see you back Max. Feels like a long time, looking forward to more content. Beautiful axe. Research, planning, execution, craftsmanship, generosity; what more can be said? The friend who received the axe is a fortunate individual. Would love to see a video on axe balance. Personally working on refinishing three vintage axe heads that need handles. Always a pleasure Max, please, keep going.
My absolute favorite channel. Thank you! If you had a Patreon i would be in that like white on rice! 🍚
Thank you for sharing this insightful video. Your descriptions are terrific as are the products that you are building. I hope that you and your family remain well even though our countries have declared hostilities. Our countrymen continue living and working on the ISS. Looking forward to seeing your next post on this channel. Until then, know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. We have much to learn from each other. Peace brother.
I like how he makes most of his own hand tools from raw materials. Very talented man.
BEAUTIFUL!!! Extraordinary Craftsmanship!
a blowtorch on the resin gets rid of bubbles if its only a thin layer
Max I’m literally hypnotized by your videos. You’re such an impressive person, with your unique design and impressive skills. Keep it up brother. What an amazing job you’re doing!!!
Edward, thank you!
next time use a heat gun or a blowtorch to get rid of any bubbled in the epoxy
I love this axe, and basically everything about it. it looks to me like an ideal tool for most any woodworking project you care to mention, from splitting logs to (roughly) shaping pegs to most things 'bushcraft'.
the shape also reminds me a lot of what comes up when people like Skallagrim talk about 'fighting axes' and 'battle axes', and how they look and are shaped. looking at this, I can truly believe that Norse farmers picked up their most dangerous tool to go viking for fun and profit 900 years ago.
I'm not saying it could fend off a bear unless you had some really big balls, but I am saying it certainly looks the part.
all in all, this axe impresses me in many ways, from how it looks, how it functions, to how it makes me wonder about the people who lived, worked, fought and died centuries ago, to the care and hard work that went into its make and testing. Keep doing what you do man, you're in inspiration to us all.
The craftmanship on your channel is mind blowing.
😊 Приятная неожиданность! До чего же залипательно смотреть ваши видео, на ваш труд. Сама себе удивляюсь
А на русском канале видео когда ждать???
Вообще залипательно. На русском есть вроде этот выпуск.
Скорее всего новое видео будет в сентябре. Активно снимаю ))
@@adekvate Это хорошо )
Another beautiful project, Max. Your friends are lucky to have a friend like you. Can't wait for the next video! Take care.
Verry good job not only on the axe and handle,and the cosmetics but also on the sheath.
i think I need to become a better person so somebody would consider going through all this effort to make something for me :D.
I truly admire your creative craftsmanship. You work scientifically. Love watching your videos, your narration is so tranquil.
Such a beautiful and efficient axe. An extremely generous gift on your part. I hope your friend truly appreciates your efforts.
A work of art Max which fuses several skills together into one artefact.
I loved the mail packaging 👍 amazing video - as always.
I love your videos!! The quality is so good there is not one video you upload that I don't wanna watch, waiting for the next lob cabin episode you always come up with great projects and ideas! Cheers from Portugal!
It is nice to see such workmanship. Thanks for the video.