Marek, either your markers are indeed magic, or you have a deep sense of design. It seems magic: watching you make a few simple marks on steel or wood, then coaxing beautiful art from those simple materials. Thanks for taking time to post your magic.
I love how you use things that I use for tools and how it's so genuine and you do an excellent job with editing and your creativity keep up the good work
Just a small idea, I know, it would take some time, but for hobbyists, I think it would be great if you add some caption about how much time really spent on each process. Making a Viking axe took 8 minutes on this video, but I guess it took 2 days or more in reality. Also some advice about what you've used, for example spraying the handle, gluing the head to the handle, etc, etc. Just some caption or a short desc. to the video. Anyways, it is again a great tutorial how to start making great stuff w/o professional equipments. thx a lot!
love the "time-lapse" photography !!!! ... LOL !!! ... seriously, though, nice job on the axe... would make a great defense weapon against home invaders !!!
Very nice.I need to buy a grinder to finish my bearded axe.Just love the hand grip style of your handle only one i've seen quite like it.Have a large apple tree branch drying for my handle and i might just copy your design a little bit.Well done .I just bought a belt sander similar to yours seems to do the job ok and means i could spend money elsewhere instead of $400 linisher
Its a nice little skjeggøks/bearded axe! Quite effective against human targets, not so much chopping wood. Especially helmet wearing foes. A good tool to bring on a hunting trip or something.
Actually I have to say that you're wrong. Its head is way to thick as well as the cutting surface is way to small for it to be a proper battle axe. Furthermore it has a very typical felling axe handle. Pretty much all examples of battle axe handles are oval in shape and completely straight to maximise reach. It's design is more like a hatchet or maybe even a tomahawk but not at all a viking battle ax. That said it's still a fucking beautiful axe.
tweak ohgy yes but that probably wasn't choice but rather going to battle with whatever they had, and most had wood and a hatchet, so they made sheids and used tools as weapons
Okay. That looks lovely an everything but I have some issues. One of them being that you didn't Actually make the axe head. You just polished and reshaped an old one. Probably only making the axe less useful as you are removing weight. For what it looks like I'd give it a good 8 out of 10. As for the actual making of it I'd only be able to offer a 4 out of 10
ahoj Marek už ťa sledujem od tvojich 1500 odoberatelov :) a aj sekera sa vydarila spravil by si tomahawk alebo mačetu proste niečo veľké za otpoved dakujem :D
Ahoj som rad že sa ti videa pacia :D akurát riesim veci na kovanie a mam v plane niečo vecsie a nebespecnejsie :D len teraz som na to nemal veľa času :D
this it to perfect with is a good and bad thing good because it was really well made but bad because you gotta keep in mind this a viking ax so it isnt going to be perfect not tiring to be a hater
True, at 7:31 you can see the end grain running exactly 90 degrees out of correct position. This will shorten the life of the ax handle, but I enjoyed the work on the old ax.
The grain is wavy but it's straight. Do you know what type of wood it is? No? I didn't see any notation as to what species of wood it is, so how do you KNOW what the wood will do?
Austin Gilbery unless the color changed (which I didn't see but I could've missed it) the heat treat is fine and he has nothing to worry about. Grinders don't always screw it up. if you go slow then there's a good chance that it's fine
Nice build bro but you should find your own way of recording videos not just copying the diresta way be different be unique and then your channel will start to grow a lot more wish you the best of luck
What a dumb comment. People have been making time lapse work videos before Diresta and they will long after he dies. The man didn't invent time lapses.
So you use no water to cool the metal during all that hardcore grinding at the start and only after you go to the low speed belt sander do you start worrying about the tempering..fucking priceless..
Dude...you do amazing work....don't stop being creative.
i really love the handle design!
Hey I love your production. So glad you don't use music, and keep the basic machine shop noises present. Very therapeutic to watch.
thanks
yes this is why I really like these videos. no music or anything. just the shop sounds and ambient sounds
Yep agree 100% but it would be nice if you'd slow down the video every once in a while, but amazing craftmanship and interesting video!
Joni: I bet he drinks a lot of Red Bull.
Robert Cornelius heheh :D
Marek, either your markers are indeed magic, or you have a deep sense of design. It seems magic: watching you make a few simple marks on steel or wood, then coaxing beautiful art from those simple materials. Thanks for taking time to post your magic.
No real shop here and I like how he got creative with what he had and still produced an awesome axe!
I love how you use things that I use for tools and how it's so genuine and you do an excellent job with editing and your creativity keep up the good work
thanks
Marek Tabi do you sell this stuff? cause I would buy them
Very nice! Would be great hanging on ones belt for anything that pops up. Great work! Thanks for showing
I have SOOOOO many old axe heads, I have to try similar, love the video, no music is the best
Just a small idea, I know, it would take some time, but for hobbyists, I think it would be great if you add some caption about how much time really spent on each process. Making a Viking axe took 8 minutes on this video, but I guess it took 2 days or more in reality. Also some advice about what you've used, for example spraying the handle, gluing the head to the handle, etc, etc. Just some caption or a short desc. to the video.
Anyways, it is again a great tutorial how to start making great stuff w/o professional equipments. thx a lot!
Hi, this ax I made about two days.
have a good idea to give describe to how much and how I did it, thank you for comment :)
Dude that's badass
Dude.. you need to bolt your vice down.. A LOT
Not enough upvotes. Man, that looks annoying. And dangerous.
TheDevil: You're right. And by doing that also prevents a vise from growing feet and walking off.
Kerstin Ott
TheDevilOfKimon been thinking this on all his videos hahaha
jujitsuman68 you upset that he has some advice for the video creator? Snowflake.
Never saw anyone work a draw knife or wood rasp that fast! Its got to be some sort of record! Lol Nice axe.
love the "time-lapse" photography !!!! ... LOL !!! ... seriously, though, nice job on the axe... would make a great defense weapon against home invaders !!!
thanks
I'll tell you what, the mans quick.
7:43 You have advanced a woodcutting level
pretty sure you funked up the temper on that one!
looks nice though
Slick reworking. I would do some research into proper axe hanging and handle making though.
I love your videos can you repair a pick axe please I really want to see it
Very nice.I need to buy a grinder to finish my bearded axe.Just love the hand grip style of your handle only one i've seen quite like it.Have a large apple tree branch drying for my handle and i might just copy your design a little bit.Well done .I just bought a belt sander similar to yours seems to do the job ok and means i could spend money elsewhere instead of $400 linisher
What was that really white wood used in the chopping test at the end? Walnut?
Is the handle your own design?
Inspiration?
I clicked because the handle
Its a nice little skjeggøks/bearded axe!
Quite effective against human targets, not so much chopping wood. Especially helmet wearing foes.
A good tool to bring on a hunting trip or something.
hey, I just subbed yesterday and ur knives and stuff r really nice :D
thanks :)
Video as it is NOT necessary to make an ax. Now this ax only weigh on the wall and do not touch anymore.
6:25 When fitting the axe head you wanna hit the bottom of the handle and *not* the head itself
why? I saw others also doing that and was wondering why. :)
You get a more even fit which reduces the risk of the head coming loose later. Additionally you avoid any deformation of the eye of the axe head.
How many time do you spend for make it?
Very nice :)
Looks great, it doest chop very good. Is it from the weight lost or did you not get it very sharp?
Actually it seems to perform quite well, though it probably could use some sharpening
Actually I have to say that you're wrong. Its head is way to thick as well as the cutting surface is way to small for it to be a proper battle axe.
Furthermore it has a very typical felling axe handle. Pretty much all examples of battle axe handles are oval in shape and completely straight to maximise reach.
It's design is more like a hatchet or maybe even a tomahawk but not at all a viking battle ax.
That said it's still a fucking beautiful axe.
VampireShogun not all viking carried battle axes some carried a hatchet and shield
tweak ohgy yes but that probably wasn't choice but rather going to battle with whatever they had, and most had wood and a hatchet, so they made sheids and used tools as weapons
Jack Olsen thats bassically the exact thng I just said just more detailed
Классный топор! Лайк за то что всё прикручено и ничего не болтается!✌️👍💪
красиво получилось
how many times have i seen this?
great, for concealed carry !!! ... JK, ... a really excellent work of art !!! ... and hard work !!! ... be proud, be Viking !!!
well done!
sua praticidade é muito bom.
Marek ta karboška bez krytu :D :D ja odpadavam :D želám len to dobré a veľa šťastia ! :D
cítim sa lepsie ked tam ten kryt neni :D
More power on the clamps and vises dude!!!
i'm a viking from the 6th century looking how to make an axe. i don't have those futuristic power tools. what do i do? :o
How did you get wifi wnd you tube?
4:12 when the coffee kicks in XD
4:20 *
Aarne Lehtimäki lol
An axe that can barely cut a wood stick. Awesome man !! Good Job !!
Ручка из ели?
I can't stop laughing at the fast forward
Powinieneś przekręcić to imadło
How much would you charger to make a Viking axe and a ship it to my location?
yet I never sent to foreign countries
Charge?*
ficou lindo muito bom mesmo parabéns.
amigo un consejo si quiere tomelo , ajuste todas las herramientas bien para trabajar
Ну ладно струбцина, но у тебя даже тиски болтаются...
Okay. That looks lovely an everything but I have some issues. One of them being that you didn't Actually make the axe head. You just polished and reshaped an old one. Probably only making the axe less useful as you are removing weight.
For what it looks like I'd give it a good 8 out of 10.
As for the actual making of it I'd only be able to offer a 4 out of 10
What a jerk
Просто дуже гарно!!! Ти майстер вищого готунку!!!
no i elegancka siekierka :)
so why didn't you put it in the vice when you were using the cut off wheel?
Класс, но вот фокусы со струбциной непонятны.
Would be easier to anneal it and harden it again when youre finished rather than working on a hardened piece of steel
time consuming either way, and he may not have access to a forge
dude, what you need is a nice vice. Instead of axe.
Nice .... Axe
me gustó mucho el proyecto.... solo falto afilar.... saludos
Repito en ingles, por favor. No me hablas mucho español.
У викингов вроде рукоятки были простыми прямыми без выебонов ?
War axe*
забыл по точить))))))
а так всьо красиво)))
Безопасность на уровни камикадзе
Серьезно?! Рукоять топора из сосна доски?!
You need a gaurd in your grinder
ahh did Viking use his axe for chopping woods????I guess not he used for killing.but nice tutorial..
They used their axes for every day use not just battles. So yeah they did use them for chopping wood.
Nice work, but you need better tools! You really need better tools!!
good
thanks
МОЛОДЦА.
Guys this isnt sped up
It's made for cutting meat now wood not so much
if i'm going to hack up a whole village full of people for their goods, i'm using THAT
aku pengen buat kayak mana buat ya
Looks more like an hatchet
That's a hatchet not a battle axe....
ahoj Marek už ťa sledujem od tvojich 1500 odoberatelov :) a aj sekera sa vydarila spravil by si tomahawk alebo mačetu proste niečo veľké za otpoved dakujem :D
Ahoj som rad že sa ti videa pacia :D akurát riesim veci na kovanie a mam v plane niečo vecsie a nebespecnejsie :D len teraz som na to nemal veľa času :D
v pohode majstere :D
this it to perfect with is a good and bad thing good because it was really well made but bad because you gotta keep in mind this a viking ax so it isnt going to be perfect not tiring to be a hater
Didn't anybody notice the grain is running completely the wrong way??? One hard strike and no more Viking Axe.
No I didn't
True, at 7:31 you can see the end grain running exactly 90 degrees out of correct position. This will shorten the life of the ax handle, but I enjoyed the work on the old ax.
The grain is wavy but it's straight. Do you know what type of wood it is? No? I didn't see any notation as to what species of wood it is, so how do you KNOW what the wood will do?
Jim Garnett+ Where are your videos?
I see it now. Good eye
Get the tools man or you will get hurt one day
すごいですね！
Ok
Er
you recked the axe with the grinder take some pride in what ur doing and finish it right either don't ur a grinder or temper it again
Austin Gilbery unless the color changed (which I didn't see but I could've missed it) the heat treat is fine and he has nothing to worry about. Grinders don't always screw it up. if you go slow then there's a good chance that it's fine
dobrá prace!
díki :D
прикольно
buy a torch for the cost of all the grinder wheels , save you a lot of time and effort
Si mohol valašku 😂😂
budem robit aj tú :D
MLD Plays alebo rovno fujaru :D
fujara, toho veľa s kováčstvom nemá :D
HOLY SHIT!!! He did all this in 8 minutes!
the whole project looks rushed.
if you weren't gunna take the time and do it right you should've just went to Walmart.
fudge u he did great
If you're gonna make a viking-axe, do it without the machinetools.
why?
Makes it more interesting, and traditional.
So? I agree, but it also takes more time and he may not have to tools to do so.
I didn't talk about the way he made it, but how you should.
Axe Nazi, people can't make axes any way they choose around you. You use primitive tools to make axes and record it then.
trochę ojebałeś popelinę gościu kolorowy :)
Он знает болгарку как свои два пальца клоун
Nice build bro but you should find your own way of recording videos not just copying the diresta way be different be unique and then your channel will start to grow a lot more wish you the best of luck
what alternative is there to time lapses? the longer the video, the less people will watch it
What a dumb comment. People have been making time lapse work videos before Diresta and they will long after he dies. The man didn't invent time lapses.
Полная хрень...
So you use no water to cool the metal during all that hardcore grinding at the start and only after you go to the low speed belt sander do you start worrying about the tempering..fucking priceless..