Butchers HUGE AXE Restoration - TRIPAS 2
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- Restoration of a butchers HUGE AXE. It is a TRIPAS 2 from Spain early 1900s. So this is Antique.
THE RESTORATION PROCESS
I dissembled the axe handle from the axe head and cleaned it before I did the sandblasting. I rugged the metal up with a cleaning disc after sandblasting to achieve the rough cold steel look. I did leave all the old marks on this Tripas to retain that rough old butchers look.
I decided to give the brand name TRIPAS more attention, so I drew a new logo to the axe head which I processed in Adobe Photoshop and later AI to make a cool vector that I can transfer to CAD in my fiber laser system. It is a complicated process and it takes many hours of drawing, scaling, programming, and tiny adjustments to achieve a perfect laser engraving result.
I fitted an old axe handle that I had in my garage to the project and engraved the name in the handle. Hope that you enjoyed the project.
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Best wishes and stay safe ❤ Martin
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I this video I restore a HUGE butchers axe - Hope that you enjoy?👍
Please tell me what you think :-)
ALSO SEE my latest Vietnam War Zippo restoration - th-cam.com/video/QDpIQ3oOAvw/w-d-xo.html
Best wishes and stay safe ❤ Martin
Gracias amigo
Un cordial saludo desde Guadalajara Jalisco México, buen video.
I love this video
Im from indonesia
All awesome, but beer...
I did the same thing 4/5 days ago!
Dayı ırzına geçmişsin baltanın.A
Ama güzel olmuş eline saglık
I'm a Spanish guy and the bull you put there is a masterpiece, that bull is a very common logo in Spain. You nailed it.
Vrg si
Lucas Azcurra xd
Illo un toro
Arriba españa xd
Hola wey
This man just flexed that he has a machine for pencil sharpening what a guy
I mean you could do that with any drill press he's just the genius that thought of it
that's a drill press Sarah
AND IT WAS A NOSE
Smh
Mans got machine for your chef. If you’re road man you’ll know what I mean. Or just look it up in urban dictionary
One of my favorite things you have done, the best part is you keep it natural with all its dings and marks and adding your own touch to it was just awesome!
thanks a lot Eric :)
Прекрасная работа! Все движения точны. Это действительно реставрация, а не переделка старой вещи во что-то другое, более современное. Прекрасно оборудованная мастерская. Чувствуется рука настоящего мастера.
Спасибо за видео.
thank you very much :)
Nobody:
The crows in the background: Howdy
And all his damn sharpeners. lol. 😂
@@toyota_coroIla how do you know that?
They are barred owls
Owls**
Dont do drugs kids^
Aren’t we gonna admire all the things he does for us
Of course I’m admiring this art
Hi guys what does admire mean? Pls can someone tell me?(if it means appreciate so me too).
@@mikisafe2905 yeah it means appreciate
Well, hes is helping to recycle metal…so he’s definitely saving the environment.
Love it
Your video's bring me peace. The recording, sound level changes for machined work, to the precise and controlled motions in the video. Love it all thank you for not only putting time and effort into the restoration itself but also the content creation.
thanks so much for your kind words :)
@@AwesomeRestorations Of course! I don't have anything to restore at this time but I'll definitely try to keep you in mind.
I loved the restoration, the lazering, all the attention to detail and the music at the end. Also, all the animal sound effects. So well done.
thank you so much Judy :)
I have been a Butcher now for 22 years, any butcher would be having a great day using that beautiful axe,
What a masterpiece!!!
Hi Josh, thank you so much for your kind words 😊
He can craft, he can draw, he can code, and he can edit 💯💯💯
thanks for your kind words :)
I got it, he Steve from minecraft !!!
@@TripleHAH fr
Fortnite
Imagine the bedroom
I've been getting into some restoration myself, and having some, (relatively very limited) experience I truly appreciate the work you've done, keep up the good work my friend, keep fighting the good fight. I aspire to one day be on your level, thanks for being a true inspiration
thanks a lot Tobi for your comment. Good luck with to you 👍😊
Выглядит очень красиво , особенно завораживает лазерная гравировка. Прекрасная работа!!!
thanks I am glad you think so :)
“The axe wedge is stuck”
Well yes that’s why it’s a wedge lol
ha ha .. exactly :)
Cut the bullshit!
I think this whole video was just him flexing on us with all his toilet paper.
Musa Aydinli A small tear came to me eye when I thought of all the filthy assholes walking around in dire need of that toilet paper!!!
BERSERKER better than nothing
amazing channel
Ne işin var burda in aşa çabuk
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Dude.
You do beautiful work. After the war, I have medical issues that mean I wake up in the middle of the night and have to take meds to ease pain; your videos give me something to watch while I wait to get back to sleep. Thank You.
Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 👍🏻 :)
YES a restorer who knows how to use a sandblaster!!!!
I could watch this guy's restorations all day - He is a true artisan in every sense of the word - The combinations of both old time and modern skills makes him truly unique. I also enjoy his sense of humor> Wish I cold be his apprentice!
Hi Alex, thank you so much for your kind words I really appreciate it ❤
Alex, I had the feeling awesome restorations may have worked in production at one time. His knowledge of production is remarkable.
Also the technological experience in computer cad work for designing the bull emblem is impressive.
Don't forget the Spanish guitar at the end. Also the type of guitar piece selected. Soft subtle calming music. Sort of tranquil.
A piece set in the era the axe was made perhaps. Lots of thought and love goes into producing this movie.
I really agree
That laser part was wicked. I didn’t even know that kinda technology existed
Same, future around the corner
You should check out ferric chloride etching. That's pretty neat too
Check out a channel called styropyro for more laser vids~
They aren't quite like this laser but he does explain the science behind these lasers and even builds lasers stronger than this one lol
And then he put that tripas on the chain wax! Key and Peele would be proud.
That must be a CNC machine and the bull must be a dxf file used for the software.
Even with all the technology you were able to keep its beauty. I absolutely enjoyed the time I spent watching you restore the past. I con only hope others can enjoy our past as well. Thank you for recording yourself work👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot
I like how you slightly modernized it but left its old worn beauty intact...you sir a true craftsman.
thank you so much :)
That little sigh when you broke the pencil perfectly encapsulated the exasperation of that happening
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As an andalusian and Spanish this brings me lots of memories from my grandpa's axe collection that he used for all sorts of stuff like gardening, hunting and butchering. I still use one of his axes that I restored myself. Never forget that objects have history too, a history worth preserving and enjoying, and most important, a history worth passing on.
Hi, thanks for your comments it's nice to read that others also enjoy objects with a history :)
Without a doubt, old tools, equipment, furniture, firearms, coins and anything, well preserved, have a fascinating charm for some of us who just happen to have a sense of apreciation that unfortunately most people lack, seeing any thing which is not new as trash.
Bro jurame q ere un andalu
Yo soy español de andalucia y no de entiendi ni verga
@@joemama9366 jurao por lo mas sagrao que soy de sevilla la provincia mas bonita
Это хороший топор мясника. Когда была обработка в пескоструе, я видел искры в области кромки лезвия. Вы вдохнули в него новую жизнь, и добавили ему брутальность.
I am glad you liked it
Стрёмная гравюра убила эту вещь
The end with the music is so strong, there is so much memory in this axe with sound, the lives that hold this tool. You are a resurectionner!
thanks so much for your kind words :)
i love this idea of recycling and trying to make everything on earth better instead of throwing everything away and buying new stuff
I mean, no offense but is this some sort of new concept to you??
I would argue the resources used for restoring the axe is more than just getting a new one
You mean capitalism is FLAWED???? nO wAy
Rainbowbaby Everything is
@@trollmastermike52845 but less waste overall
I wish I could get restored. I feel like a junk yard refuge, my joints are shot, my pipes are rusty, and my drive shaft is broke.
And your door is squeaky
me to i feel like shit
@@whitewidowexotic-official715 pää
Is that pipes u meant your dong?? 😂 lol
Yes
I enjoy your work and this axe is no exception. You didn’t over restore the piece leaving its history of use in plain view. 👍
thank you so much Sam I appreciate it :)
It's amazing how some of the simplest projects can turn out to be the most beautiful.
thanks a lot I really appreciate it :)
5:20 "I paid a lot for that drill press and we're gunna use it damnit!"
😂 exactly
We need more thunderstorm sounds in the background. This video was so relaxing.
I enjoy listening to the crows
And Riders on the Storm by the Doors
I’m really impressed with the Hi-Tech used with the lasers. !!!!!!
thanks I am glad you liked it :)
I think you are a good teacher to teach. Thanks.
Glad you think so!
DUDE I LOVED THE CROWS, OWLS, AND CRICKETS IN THE BACKGROUND, AMAZING TOUCH!
Thanks Daniel :)
I honestly just put this on the tv while I had breakfast. The most silent and calm breakfast i have ever had, good job.
I'm glad to hear that :)
Yeah I actually do as well
The restoration you did on the butcher's axe is simply outstanding and the attention to detail and the quality of craftsmanship demands high recognition!! As always keep the amazing content coming. Plz & thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
I had no idea watching a mad scientist at work could be so therapeutic. enjoyable stuff man.
This man makes even sharpening a pencil look like an engineering feat
You know he meant to break the pencil just to get extra time in the video faker
“In the video faker”?
Hallow Heineken lol
At one time it was an engineering feat.
In Spanish, "Tripas" means "Guts", everything inside the belly.
"Hacha" is "axe" in Spanish.
in Portuguese too, so I thought it was an ax to pluck the internal organs haha.
no calla
@@flavio5610 provavelmente um cutelo
More like "intestines", guts is not as specific so the word would be "viceras".
Trippa in Italian.
I didn’t even know that technology existed with the lasers. That was amazing. The whole project was.
thanks a lot I am glad you liked it :)
I feel flattered watching this video... that bull is recognizable ALL over my country. THANKS!!!!
You are very welcome Gonzalo thanks for watching :)
Is anybody gonna talk about the pencil Sharpener he was Using
I think he's a nose picker lol
Yeah
Idk, let's talk about it. Tell me what you think about it. I think that pencil sharpeners sharpen pencils.
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I was amazed by the laser engraving then a thought occurred... imagine a large scale laser like that?!
Then we could engrave the whole world ;-)
Awesome Restorations LMAO
I would have thought any laser is terrifying enough on its own that you wouldn't need to make it larger!?!
FBI wants to know your location
Awesome Restorations In the name of freedom!!! For the glory of the empire.
Wow! What an amazing transformation. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
👍🏼
many thanks :)
Спасибо за прекрасный проект и подачу материала с юмором! Да и еще, Heineken всегда под рукой!
The laser etching scene just had me open mouthed and staring in amazement. Outstanding yet again 👍
many thanks, and yes the laser is really cool :)
Im sure whoever this axe belonged to is thankful the axe has been fixed instead of being thrown away and forgotten about
I wonder what the value is I know nothing but I would guess maybe I'm clueless or maybe it's in the eye of the beholder I guesstimate the value from 6 to $8,000 it could be well over that for all I know anybody definitely know?
They were probably the ones who threw it away lol.
@@patznercameron5464 he put in way too much work for that to be worth only $400 meat Cleavers for a chef are like gold it's like a surgeon's tool in surgery I just presumed creator of the site would respond with an answer would you on the value thank you I'm about 30% dreamer the rest realistic...😁.
Maybe it belonged to a serial killer and you’re just washing off all the evidence? Like who knows
@@nkhart5520 you're right , a butchers tool is a cleaver.
Martin i am new to channel but wanted to take a moment to tell you. I am a bus transit driver in here in Sarasota Fl. So you can imagine the clientele i have to deal with daily. 15 minutes or so of your wonderful restorations recharges me and it decompress me at the same time. Thank you Bro💪😎
Oh thank you Troy and welcome to my channel. Im really glad that you like my content. Stay safe an be nice to the passengers ;-) cheers from Sweden, Martin
This guy is talented and funny as hell
Thank you 👍
and after a century someone's gonna find this butcher and they're gonna do the same thing again
@Madhura Vani +
@Madhura Vani who said anything about chopping tress...
@@luisponce6477 actually you are the only one talking abt chopping trees
@@cleitonsarradorprofissiona6424 they obviously deleted their comment
@@thirstiestvillager9233 its not all that obvious but thats ok
5:43
That pencil was going to break again
I was looking for this comment
I'm happy that someone actually knows how to shape the head of a 🪓axe handle to fit the axe properly
You know what? I deliberately save your videos for when I have a rough day… then I sit down and watch one or two and have a beer - and I come out the other side relaxed and kinda happy. Thanks greatly for what you do here. I sincerely enjoy it and look forward to it.
wow, that makes me really glad to hear, thank you so much. Cheers my friend 🍻😊
Beyond the craftsmanship, I'm enamored by the editing...
Thank you so much :)
me: "alright its time to go to bed its already 12am"
me at 3am: "Butchers HUGE Axe Restoration"
Holyfuck here it's actually 3 am
Dude tbh same rn
3:03am here as I made the comment ffs lmfao
Literally me right now what the hell😭😭😂
Guys my time is 3:14 , I think it’s a perfect time to watch content like this
Я русский иу меня 5am )
Truly artist restoration! Your work is unsurpassed in craftsmanship. Watch your videos every time I see them.
Thank you so much 😀
This goes beyond 'restoration' you've created something entirely new and superior :O
thanks a lot
I watch these now secretly hoping for the “This Needs Sandblasting” part. Edit: now it’s the laser part.
Ha ha... 😉
I love the sounds
I love the sandblasting parts
The engineer in me finds theses parts very satisfying
Nunca é tarde pro TH-cam me recomendar coisa pra ver as 3:00 da madrugada
Hahaha
Estou vendo agora
Ha es portugués pensé que era español
That axe became a true work of art after you restored it and that logo you created is just “boss”.
thanks a lot :)
That laser engraving was one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen in my life
I agree, that laser was very cool !
5:44
The way the pencil just broke again after just being sharpened tho
IK! It triggered me SO bad
I make a new one.... wait wrong channel!
It was very relatable
This was enthralling. When I was with Dallas as a rookie, one of the jobs was refinishing the handles and axe heads. Scraping the wood with broken glass then whipping the handle and refinishing with the unit info. The heads were sanded and painted to 1" shy of the live edge.
I came across a throw away head (busted handle) and being inherently lazy I decided to build a charcoal fire in a can and burn out the wood. It worked and when I carded the rust off of the head I found I had a deep, deep blued finish. It's in my personal collection now.
thanks a lot for your comment I really appreciate it :)
Смотрю с удовольствием. Каждый раз узнаю что то новое. Молодец! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
thanks I am glad to hear that :)
Tripas actually means guts, so the logo is a bit overwhelming
wtf, that's kinda dark
As long as it's not in Spanish I'm happy
Kinda like tripe in English then?
BoopaDoop Johnson tripe is stomach, while tripas (at least the Mexican dish) are small intestine.
In this context means entrails. Jack el destripador" (the ripper). Saludos desde españa
Its crazy how many tools he has when he can work with just a couple and do everything he needs lol
Banana Republic i have small brains
Banana Republic it means that my brains are small
@@mz6598 bro are you okay? how is your brain? 😔
Alvaro Ortega small
@@bananarepublic6580 Me too and i love using those
Estoy viendo sus videos, mientras me encuentro sentada trabajando en mis bordados y me siento bien, encantada de verdad con sus restauraciones. Gracias por compartir su experiencia.
thank you so much :)
You literally have MILLIONS OF VIEWS and 15k comments yet you try to like them all😮... thank you so much sir!❤️Amazing work! God bless you
Thank you so much 😀 I really appreciate it 👍😉
@@AwesomeRestorations Yea of course!
That laser engraving is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time
Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 😉👍 ❤
My man here engraving the word "guts" on an axe. Sounds pretty metal when out of context lol such a cool design tho
Now we need a potato peeler with word,"Griffith" on it.
Guts, or intestine. But yeah
@EMagnificent why do u even exist
just asking
There’s an old school butcher shop north of where I live and I see tools like this all the time. Gorgeous job, as always.
Thank you very much!
Проделана хорошая работа, есть немного юмора..))) Мастерская с оборудованием просто огонь !
I didn’t know restoration can be so soothing and relaxing. It should be renamed to ASMR Restoration.
Dude ikr
YEP
😊 thank you
sure! ASMR not Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response but AweSoMe Restorations!!
Setuju
The logo “TRIPAS” means guts/intestines in Spanish if anyone was wondering
Yup
So the axe was originally made to chop someone's guts out lol
here from argentina, we still use this to kill some cows, it´s very effective if you know were to hit
vamos argentina!!
Kinda nice though it could be the name of it , struggling on getting some rip and tear into bodies
L H , no it was used to cut animal guts and meat. not human guts.
Awesome!!!👍👍👍💪💪💪
Best regards from Sevastopol!🇷🇺
Thanks 👍
It's truly amazing to see these forgotten artifacts restored to something good as new.
Beautiful video.
thank you so much :)
As russians said: It should be shorter, one handed, all laserwork adding unnecesarry spots where blood and mess can buildup. But very nice video, very nice work!
The laserwork is pretty easy to clean with a stiff bristled scrubbing brush and a basin of hot water.
that and using chemicals like chain oil on a food processing tool....
Are u Mexican
He is not going to use it to butcher something I guess
@@psychogore The chain oil is for storage, just like you'd get from the factory. You're supposed to clean them before you use them for the first time.
Can we all agree that we secretly want to do these but never had the time, effort or money.
You forgot skill.
Skill is only defined by the practice,effort, and knowledge put into the thing you wish to do. The guy in the video was at some point a novice as well.
@@axiosespada7651 I agree. But also, sometimes skill for any particular hobby or work is ingrained into personal DNA. I don't mean scientific, I mean many of us would love to do it but, we don't have the love to it. That's why we watch videos, movies, and read.
Axios Espada.....negative. This gent has a gift. Transcends skill
Wow..
What a beauty of an axe..
Such an awesome detail on the wood and axe head...
Thank you very much 😉👍
I think I could watch hours of just sandblasting. And I think I have because of this channel.
more to come 😉👍
The holes in the wedge are for when the wood around it inevitably expands, it adds an extra bit of grip.
Im pretty sure it was just part of a hinge
As a Spanish person myself, I can certainly say that you've done justice to the axe and every single detail. It even looks like a made in Spain product!
thank you so much for your kind words :)
thank you so much for your kind words :)
@@user-te4ke2ot3d 🐒
ROUND THE SIDES OF YOUR WEDGES! Thank you for coming to my Ted talk 😉
Yet again, you define yourself as an artist, not merely a restoration station. Your passion is amazing.
thanks so much Michael :)
'Tripas' is the same as 'Cast Steel' that appears on American or British edge tools from that period. Cast steel was a new material at the time. It replaced wrought iron with a small amount of steel welded on the edge.
peter baxter thank you
Actually "Tripas" is spanish for intestines so its probably used for that part of the animal
@@adripedrido I guess that's where we get the word "tripe" from.
@@bghoody5665 It's a spanish butchers axe so I knew what that specifically means, but good to know that english isn't that different after all.
When I saw “this needs sandblasting” I could not contain my excitement
Привет! Очень круто! Процесс лазерной гравировки завораживает)
thank you so much :)
The axe looks great and the restoration work is awesome. Something inside of me is saying maybe you should have respected that old blade a bit more, though.
What was he supose to do to respect that blade alittle more !!! Make Love to it really come ov
Didn’t anyone notice that he has a Heineken almost everywhere
Yes exactly
Whatever helps get the job done.
have you seen his beer cooler lately? it's for the "long hours" of programming!
Sponsor for sure
He’s German of course he does
Imagine the face of the original blacksmith if he witnessed the laser engraving process from start to finish.
👏 AWESOME, so satisfying to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Класс, хороший топор и очень хорошая робота😉👍🔥
страшно подумать, что рубили этим топором
axe in spanish: “hacha” the “h” is silent; “tripas” means “guts”. Excelent work on that axe!
Yes I'm Spanish and I confirm that.
"Tripas" also means "guts" in portuguese!
And "Tripas" is "Tripes" in french!
@@beatrizbaia553 a similitude between Latin languages? Who would believe that??
Tripas y mondongos ...
This was the most beautiful and calming video I’ve probably ever seen. On top of that this is the first restoration video I’ve ever seen. I just discovered a whole new genre on TH-cam. All my current plans are now canceled...
thanks so much I am really glad you liked it :)
New to the page and I love it. So relaxing after a day of hard work. I appreciate your art and work. Your attention to detail is astounding. Ive watched a few lighter restoration videos you've done and the one with the elephant was simply incredible. I was blown away with the final result. Im excited to get caught up on your videos!
Thank you so much and welcome aboard :)
Simply ..well thought off..well executed. And excellent finished product.
many thanks :)
Here we go....
Another master piece yes thank you sir
Thanks for your kind words 👍 I really appreciate it
Masterpiece? Hahahahahahahha! You blind or live in a hole?
Not only is this restoration of this axe and engraving of the tripas logo beautifully well done but it also pays tribute to the original craftsman of this axe.
SCAR 22 was it a Foster brand cleaver ?
It is very satisfying hearing nature sounds while we watch him restoring something
thanks, glad you think so
Let’s me just put this case to rest, AINT non of us search for this. But we sure as hell gonna watch it. Case closed.