@@pineapplesideways3820 it’s amusing to watch, but the scary thing is not knowing if it’s an act or not. Kinda worried we’re gonna hear about a shootout or something one day just because the mail man came up the driveway to deliver a package.
As a cabinet builder for many years I had the same reaction you did when that handle popped out like that. What a beautiful sound. Almost sounded like a home run pop
While i'm not offended by any means at the idea of men only spaces, I need you to know that it's not just men here watching these videos. these skills are essential for living, not just for living as a man. and as not a man i really appreciate the info you put out here. it's useful for life today in america.
Got my first axe the other day at a gun show for $20 its a true temper vulcan by Kelly works. Found your videos trying to re fit the axe handle as it is loose. Sure glad i found your channel, you have some good content. And to find out you're an Oregonian yourself makes it more sweet. I grew up in florence but now i call arizona home. I miss oregon dearly but to be honest I'm glad i got out of there before it turned into what it is today..
I miss the old style of content. Some of the equipment you have Cody is awesome. The motorcycle and small engine content gives me confidence to have a go at my own repairs. But. Bear feet in the workshop is a little risky. I know you are trying to remain grounded but there is a time and place for everything. Keep the faith. D (UK)
Good vice is essential. One of first things when I bought my first home was to get a good vice made in Poland 50 years ago. Next was sewing machine, made also in 70' - good even for thick leather. Next was wood for my bench. I already had few axes, hammers, saws, drill bits etc. ... Since then I haven't got any good chance to buy good anvil... strange.
A return to classic form. What is happening with Cody. I liked the tree and workshop videos of old. Of course he can do what he wants but some of the "act accordingly" stuff comes off as mental illness.
I've started going to garage sales and estate sales looking for old axes and hammers to restore. Zero luck so far. Well, lots of junk claw hammers. I'm thinking there must be other people interested in this too and they are better at it.
Hello I got my first pairs of Levi 501s about a year and a half ago and started to get holes in them after a year and I got two more pairs about 3 months ago and I already have holes in them
what is your opinion on putting electricians tape on tools, my grandfather swears by it so he doesn’t lose them but i personally can’t get my head around it
Glad to see you doing back to what made you so popular Codey. Perhaps some shoes might be in order though, especially working in a shop. I’m curious why you’ve decided to go barefoot lately.
I'm confused why you would want the wood to swell before you mount it. It will become loose after drying. Wouldn't you want it to swell after being fitted so it stays tight?
Cody I have a Collins double bit axe with a broken fiberglass handle. The head of the axe is still attached to the handle. How do I remove the head from the handle without hurting my self? Great video, wish it was a little bit longer though.
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I miss Wranglerstar axe content like this. Thank you for creating and sharing, sir.
This is what attracted me to his channel years ago! I too, miss this salt of the earth content.
Me too! Great video.
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@@pineapplesideways3820 it’s amusing to watch, but the scary thing is not knowing if it’s an act or not. Kinda worried we’re gonna hear about a shootout or something one day just because the mail man came up the driveway to deliver a package.
We will never get tired of these proper tool repairs.
By far my favorite type of video from this channel. Hard to beat a relaxing Wranglerstar axe video... Miss these
Enjoyed the quick restoration video. I missed these types of videos you used to produce. Hopeful for more.
This is the type of excellent stuff I miss from Wranglerstar. Still a great channel but videos like these was the real gold.
“This is how the USFS repairs an axe that will be needed for defense of my wife, who I’ve spent years on getting to follow all of my rules”.
Like the old days of the channel. Keep it coming Cody!!
As a cabinet builder for many years I had the same reaction you did when that handle popped out like that. What a beautiful sound. Almost sounded like a home run pop
I've missed this type of content so much! Thanks for uploading!
While i'm not offended by any means at the idea of men only spaces, I need you to know that it's not just men here watching these videos.
these skills are essential for living, not just for living as a man.
and as not a man i really appreciate the info you put out here. it's useful for life today in america.
An excellent restoration of the wedge on that beautiful old axe.
Thank you for sharing your passion for quality tools with us.
Got my first axe the other day at a gun show for $20 its a true temper vulcan by Kelly works. Found your videos trying to re fit the axe handle as it is loose. Sure glad i found your channel, you have some good content. And to find out you're an Oregonian yourself makes it more sweet. I grew up in florence but now i call arizona home. I miss oregon dearly but to be honest I'm glad i got out of there before it turned into what it is today..
I miss these types of videos so much! It all changed after Christmas time!
Love videos like these! Thank you. Tool restoration and cat cameos is my favorite wranglerstar content
Great video Cody! Love watching your axe/tool videos
I miss the old style of content. Some of the equipment you have Cody is awesome. The motorcycle and small engine content gives me confidence to have a go at my own repairs.
But. Bear feet in the workshop is a little risky. I know you are trying to remain grounded but there is a time and place for everything. Keep the faith. D (UK)
Nice to see longer form content. I know it doesnt pay as much but i think your channel is about more than money.
The handle is the Best part...perfect. You cannot find or buy or recreate that perfect ergonomical handle. ❤
Super interesting to watch. Well done.
Thanks for this, Cody!
Always a treat!
How the US forest service gives me nostalgia...
Glad to see content like this again.
WOW something of quality that can be repaired without having to replace it on Amazon what a rarity
This video is what makes TH-cam great again!
The axe videos are among my favorites.👍🏻
Very nice! I just redid the handle on my old brush hook
I need to do that, I've got two brush hooks with cracked handles. Summer's coming! :)
i use to always make fun of this guy, but hes actually really smart and sharing important knowledge! so i re subbed , thanks wrangley star!
Back to the basics. Love!
1:58 can't stop replaying that hickory snap.
Good vice is essential. One of first things when I bought my first home was to get a good vice made in Poland 50 years ago. Next was sewing machine, made also in 70' - good even for thick leather. Next was wood for my bench. I already had few axes, hammers, saws, drill bits etc. ... Since then I haven't got any good chance to buy good anvil... strange.
Nice, a video in the vein of what made me discover your channel in the first place. Love your axe content
What a timely video! Got a load of wet pine (yeah yeah I know. It’s not great firewood, I take what I can get), which did a number on my axe.
It's nice seeing you back at your 'roots' doing an axe/forest related video. Been a while.
A return to classic form. What is happening with Cody. I liked the tree and workshop videos of old. Of course he can do what he wants but some of the "act accordingly" stuff comes off as mental illness.
Looking forward to seeing your remake of the sheath. 🙏😉
gorgeous knife
I like your slide hammer adapter. Quality home made tool!
I've got a couple of these from grandpa and great grandpa in the back with stamped USA on them. I'm gonna restore them
Back to the basics. Love this content!
Beautiful axe. You are the Bob Ross of ProHo.
Hi, Wrangle, I'm a bit confused and worried why would u work with tools bearfooted? please be safe out there!
I agree it’s kind of unsafe. He doesn’t wear boots anymore because they limit his mobility. Or so he said. I wouldn’t recommend it.
Love the axe vids are hopefully coming back out
Miss this content man
Love a Wranglerstar shop video!
ooooo wranglerstar classic content! still good!
Great video. Thank you
Hi Cody! Can we see more of you in woods??
yes cody, this is what everyone wants, this is the best kind of video. I hope you do a sharpening of the axe as well! great find!
YEEEEEES old schooooool wranglerstar! lets go!
I missed this
That sheath should be easy to bring back (as long as it's not cracked) using some Saphir Rénovateur or mink oil.
Absolutely, BROTHER.
boston dynamics. good call.
Great video! Really miss this type content.
Very satisfying, have a great weekend!
if this content became a regular thing again then i would resubscribe
Hopefully somebody uses one on you someday soon 🙏
It's official you need a snap on slide hammer kit for removing handle wedges amongst other things
Yes, more content like this please.
You all wanted axe videos again, well here you go! Now give him a like!
Some wholesome content
I see you spilled the oil again, it’s ok, I spill it everywhere too.
I would call that a Hudson’s Bay pattern axe head. Made light for pack carrying.
Good vidio
Hey, I like the act accordingly stuff.
Yay! Another axe video again at long last!
Very nice sir
Neat video, I didn’t realize you knew how to work on axes like that.
His channel was founded on axe content..
Vintage Wranglerstar, love it!
Cody, will you show the making of the new leather sheeth?
Awesome
I've started going to garage sales and estate sales looking for old axes and hammers to restore. Zero luck so far. Well, lots of junk claw hammers. I'm thinking there must be other people interested in this too and they are better at it.
If you soak that sheath in neetsfoot oil or saddle oil you might be able to save it.
Hello I got my first pairs of Levi 501s about a year and a half ago and started to get holes in them after a year and I got two more pairs about 3 months ago and I already have holes in them
what is your opinion on putting electricians tape on tools, my grandfather swears by it so he doesn’t lose them but i personally can’t get my head around it
It's funny how we always remember the bargain price paid for treasures. Still using the $.50 stool?
Looks great!
Do a video on realoding ammo!!
Glad to see you doing back to what made you so popular Codey. Perhaps some shoes might be in order though, especially working in a shop. I’m curious why you’ve decided to go barefoot lately.
Fine job!
Could you get something comparable for 100× that price?
Leave it in a bucket of water fur a day then remove it. Once dry the handle will be tight. That’s how old farmers around here did it
Knipex for the win!
Love this content
I'm confused why you would want the wood to swell before you mount it. It will become loose after drying. Wouldn't you want it to swell after being fitted so it stays tight?
When are ya making the sheath?
Cody I have a Collins double bit axe with a broken fiberglass handle. The head of the axe is still attached to the handle. How do I remove the head from the handle without hurting my self?
Great video, wish it was a little bit longer though.
Since it's broken just drill it in multiple places until it weakens then punch it out. Metric drill is best :) say 9mm
@@haventabaldy thank you sir!
Did anyone else back up the video to hear that wood snap again at 2:00? 🇯🇲
How the US Forest Service spills Boiled Linseed Oil all over his workbench to make sure it doesn't dry out.
Can you do a review on a husky hatchet
Got the twink scarf
Miss these videos. These are what drew me to the channel years ago. Have fell out of favor watching anything in the past year or so.
Is that caution tape on the deers antlers?
Western man restores Eastern man's axe.
Working in the shop with no shoes...he's cracking up.
I'm curious the steel wedge you inserted that finishes it up does it matter if that goes cross ways or parallel?
how many watches do you have....or wear at one time even? do a Wranglerstar watch vid someday please.
Duel watches!
I know I'll get hate for this comment, but I've missed the days when you were building stuff.
Hello Mr. W, what mini rasp were you using? I think it's the perfect size.