بارك الله في تلك الأيادي التي تصارع الحديد من أجل لقمة العيش الحلال وبالأخص أصحاب الشيبة المباركة .. May God bless those hands that struggle with iron for a halal livelihood, especially the owners of the blessed gray hair
@@SkillSpotter all these Americans, sir that are talking trash about these guys. That’s all it is is a bunch of talk. I’m sorry that that we have such arrogant people in this country that can’t find anything positive to say about anybody but just like I told him I’d like to see them make an ax squatted on the ground like they are. That’s tough just to do that is tough and then they have a minimalshop I found what they do is amazing
Craftsmen at work, not one wasted movement, everything considered, measured and refined. High quality, affordable tools for the community, produced in the community!
Mery ye Pakistani mehnat kash bhai , sahi meano me apne hath ki halal kamai khanay walay or Allah k dost han. Lots of respect and love for you all from UAE
I would buy a hand forged axe from these hard workers long before I'd buy a new axe made in china. But I don't have this opportunity, so I buy old axe heads stamped with England/USA/Sweden/Canada at yard sales and put new handles on them.
Quality craftsmanship. It would be interesting to know the history of that shop . Those are some heavy duty hammers .1 said pakistan on the side . Is this in Pakistan? What were the hammers made to forge ? They look very expensive to be forging axe heads .
The craftsmanship is awesome! My issue is with the fact they only quench a small fraction of the tip. That way the hardened steel from the edge will wear off faster and the user will be forced to buy a new axe, without ever knowing what the issue was with his first purchase....
@@artamandi you try it the only thing it changes is speed. all operations on the hammer are free forging this is not a drop hammer that works of a pattern mold
It's just amazing the skills these folks have. It's a shame that less and less folks here have that kind of skill set, within any given industry. Don't get me wrong!! We have folks with some next level skills. We just don't have enough of them.
These guys are having limited sources but still thay can do their best. And thay can Compete with any High tech and high budget industry of axe making. Thanks a lot for your time Sir.
@@SkillSpotter I watched a video the other day of some guys repairing crankshafts that had been broken in to. It was in the same region of the world. The lathe work those guys were doing was just incredible. You'd never see a machinist here in The States pull that type of work off. The guys working in the these little shops really are on a completely different level!!!
Looks like quality work but some hearing and eye protection would be a good idea. Those trip hammers are freaking loud, never mind the grinding wheels.
I was a professional Blacksmith for many years , specialized in 18th century knives and Axes. Unlike these guys I did everything by hand and didn’t use modern tools like power hammers Most of my axes I made out of four pieces forge welded together in my antique forge. 3 pieces of iron from old buggy wheels or hinges and then a steel cutting bit from an old file forge welded in between the iron side pieces …The 3rd iron piece was used for the poll. Having a round eye usually not a good idea since can be hard to keep it tight to the handle. I did make round eye tomahawks but with these the handle slides down from the top and can easily tightened just tapping the handle
There's nothing wrong with using a power hammer, in my opinion. But you're right about the round eye, this will not be a lasting tool. But, to be honest, it's clear they're not aiming for quality; their goal seems to produce in quantity and cheap. What bothers me, it is the lack of protection for the ears, the eyes, the hands, ... And I am astonished everyone in the comment is impressed by their work without noticing the horrible conditions.
Now there's what quality craftsmanship is all about. Everyone has a different job to do and with their collective efforts turns out these really nice axe heads.
Russians 🇷🇺 call these people "Peasants" The rest of the world call them "Craftsmen". It must be a Soviet view of the world to _look down on people,_ whilst the rest of the world admires their skill.
These guys are the real deal. He drew out that axe blade so cleanly with minimal top tooling then just threw it to his bud to clean up. Would be it nice to have more PPE? Sure but guess what plentiful affordable ppe isn’t available to the entire world
31 years owning a blacksmith shop and I am in awe of these guys. Industrial smithing at a masters level. Much deserved respect.
Thank you so much Sir
When u make 1 million every day, it is NOT skill, it is repetition.
No offence but if you're in awe of this I find it hard to believe that your shop stayed open for 31years
@@GeorgeWallace-l1s JIO hi8JIO
.. ....no no
@@marcripoche let’s see you make an ax squatted on the ground. I think you’re a big talker is all you are.
Работа руками всегда заслуживает уважение.
точно!!!
بارك الله في تلك الأيادي التي تصارع الحديد من أجل لقمة العيش الحلال وبالأخص أصحاب الشيبة المباركة ..
May God bless those hands that struggle with iron for a halal livelihood, especially the owners of the blessed gray hair
Ameen , Thank u so much Sir
@@SkillSpotter sir ye kitne rupees / kg piece h
@@SkillSpotter all these Americans, sir that are talking trash about these guys. That’s all it is is a bunch of talk. I’m sorry that that we have such arrogant people in this country that can’t find anything positive to say about anybody but just like I told him I’d like to see them make an ax squatted on the ground like they are. That’s tough just to do that is tough and then they have a minimalshop I found what they do is amazing
I like how they always use protective equipment
Makes you wonder how much of it is just made up by an industry making millions selling useless equipment.
This shows me that after 38 years at the anvil I still know nothing! These gentlemen are true craftsmen who deserve absolute respect.
Respect you,cos there are very few people who can admire others in the same field.
Thank you so Much for your appreciations SIr.
Respect ? They need some brain for safety... I don't want to know how much people getting fanged by flattering clothes in machine's or burned... Srsly
@@SinceNightmoon are you a blacksmith?
Craftsmen at work, not one wasted movement, everything considered, measured and refined.
High quality, affordable tools for the community, produced in the community!
Well said!
Wow, such talented men. I am in awe of them!
thanks
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What a piece of art, beautiful.
Thank you so much dear.
Mery ye Pakistani mehnat kash bhai , sahi meano me apne hath ki halal kamai khanay walay or Allah k dost han.
Lots of respect and love for you all from UAE
Very nice shape axe heads, truly skilled smiths.
Thank you so much dear.
Truly Hand Forged !!!! .... Pure Craftsmanship. ...Gorgeous
Thanks a lot dear.
Awesome skills! Nice to see craftsmen at work.
Thank you very much!
❤️They are real legend
Thank you so much Sir
Hardest workers I've ever seen...God bless them..
Yes very Hard Work, Thanks Sir
Sir apna no cnd kro
great skills, nice looking axe head. I would have liked to see the full finished axe complete with handle.
Thank you so much for your comment.
In some next videos we will try to show you these axes working practically.
UNBELIEVABLE !
Forging on his knees in front of a power hammer all whilst wearing wingtips! Soooo friggin cool.
And dangerous also!
that ol fella is an artist with the power hammer
Yes you are absolutely right.
Thanks a lot for your comment.
I would buy a hand forged axe from these hard workers long before I'd buy a new axe made in china.
But I don't have this opportunity, so I buy old axe heads stamped with England/USA/Sweden/Canada at yard sales and put new handles on them.
Hamko chahiye kaise milega 1 pes
Been sitting there since he was 10 years old.
Quality craftsmanship.
It would be interesting to know the history of that shop . Those are some heavy duty hammers .1 said pakistan on the side .
Is this in Pakistan?
What were the hammers made to forge ? They look very expensive to be forging axe heads .
Its In Pakistan and The Power Hammers are also made locally In Pakistan.
订阅了，我认为这样优秀的传统手艺值得宣扬与学习，希望博主可以发掘更多的文化与技艺。
非常感谢您的喜欢和支持。
A great and beautiful work.
God bless you
Thank u So Much Sir.
Bie ya keder baante hy mojy buy Kerne. Hy
That was a pure joy to watch. Fantastic! I really enjoyed that. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Une dextérité et une efficacité hors norme.
Merci beaucoup🙂
So this is where the Axe Gang bought their axes.
Hahaha
Awesome movie
Excellent work always good to see
Welcome!
Thank you very much.
What amazing work, I could never do that, you should be proud of your work.
Thank you very much for your appreciation and valuable comment.
Thanks for posting. Wherever I go in the world always visiting local blacksmiths to buy indigenous stuff.
Thanks for your appreciation Sir
Come on my shop bro
I love this work 👍 Because I am also blacksmith
Good hands work!
Beouty full video and work
🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
Many many thanks
An absolute master at that hammer, i wish i knew even the things he's forgotten
Thank you very much for your valuable comment.
The old age hard work and combination of Young and old age workers Nicecombination and good work
Thank u So Much Sir.
Ma Sha Allah. Awesome
Amazing job
Beautiful work from all stations...maybe some day ill be half as good as you all..🏋
Thanks, Prays for you Sir .
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Great job...by showing these hardworkers
Yes, thanks
This was awesome to watch! Thanks
Thanks a lot dear.
Lovely handmade axe
God's Blessings, Workers are Highly Appreciated.
Thanks a lot dear.
Superb job guys 👍.
Amazing Video...Good Work buddy
Excellent job.
ชอบเทคนิค เจาะรูโดยใส่ถ่านหินลงไปในรูของตา ขวานครับ เทคนิคช่างตีเหล็กที่ชำนาญ ครับ..
คุณนำขึ้นจุดที่ดี ขอบคุณมากสำหรับความคิดเห็นอันมีค่าของคุณ ฉันเห็นด้วยกับคุณ.
I think he would be grand champion,on forged in fire tv show 👍❤️
Forge in knife is best
Only if he can sit on the floor...
Wonderful, amazing work
Thanks a lot dear.
🍃⚒🔥Black Smith🔥⚒🍃
Good jobs 👍🤗⚒
Thanks alot.
The craftsmanship is awesome! My issue is with the fact they only quench a small fraction of the tip. That way the hardened steel from the edge will wear off faster and the user will be forced to buy a new axe, without ever knowing what the issue was with his first purchase....
Excepcional guerreiro!! Tiro o meu chapéu para vocês... 🤔😃😃👏👏👏👏
Truly hand made in every sense of the word. How and where can I order one from🤔 it would fantastic to use on smaller logs for my fire.
Not had made they have a power hammer
Thry probably never thought of making etsy account... :-)
@@artamandi you try it the only thing it changes is speed. all operations on the hammer are free forging this is not a drop hammer that works of a pattern mold
Excellent project. I liked it ! My idol !
Glad you like it!
Honest work & craftrsmenship
Nice!
Fantastic!!
Wonderful skills!☘️👍
Thanks for the visit
Salam aleykum ce rahmatullahi ve bereketuhu.it's a great👍
Thank Bro
May Allah endow the masters with health and long life. You have golden hands
Thanks a lot dear.
Please bta. Na bie
It's just amazing the skills these folks have. It's a shame that less and less folks here have that kind of skill set, within any given industry. Don't get me wrong!! We have folks with some next level skills. We just don't have enough of them.
These guys are having limited sources but still thay can do their best.
And thay can Compete with any High tech and high budget industry of axe making.
Thanks a lot for your time Sir.
@@SkillSpotter I watched a video the other day of some guys repairing crankshafts that had been broken in to. It was in the same region of the world. The lathe work those guys were doing was just incredible. You'd never see a machinist here in The States pull that type of work off. The guys working in the these little shops really are on a completely different level!!!
best works for ever.💯
Thank you so much dear.
Old is gold
Exactly, Thanks for the visit.
Voceis são os melhores parabéns 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Amazing work.
Thanks a lot Sir.
i d love to buy this hand forged axe
Very nice video frend sharing
Excellent work :)
Thanks a lot!
Bhai ji is machine wale ke no h kya aap ke pas to muje sand krdo please
Awesome satisfying video 😍😍😍.
Thanks Red Moon
Nice clean shop
Respect your opinion.
Thanks a lot dear.
Looks like quality work but some hearing and eye protection would be a good idea. Those trip hammers are freaking loud, never mind the grinding wheels.
Thanks for the tips!
And y'm 100% sure this axe was a lot better than shit you can buy in our shop!!!!
Бб дждл.юб щлзьтлдб щ.жь щлжб ь жж.т.рб. .жтоьд
Not a chance.
Good job bhai jaan..
Thanks a lot dear.
Gandaase banane wale karigar” looks like hv been doing this for since independence
Beautiful work, you are superb craftsman, Thank you!
Thank you so much dear.
Wonderful
Thank you! Cheers!
I was a professional Blacksmith for many years , specialized in 18th century knives and Axes. Unlike these guys I did everything by hand and didn’t use modern tools like power hammers
Most of my axes I made out of four pieces forge welded together in my antique forge. 3 pieces of iron from old buggy wheels or hinges and then a steel cutting bit from an old file forge welded in between the iron side pieces …The 3rd iron piece was used for the poll.
Having a round eye usually not a good idea since can be hard to keep it tight to the handle. I did make round eye tomahawks but with these the handle slides down from the top and can easily tightened just tapping the handle
Power Hammers are Only used to speed up Mass Production Process.
Happy To Know that u r a Very Very Good BlackSmith.
There's nothing wrong with using a power hammer, in my opinion. But you're right about the round eye, this will not be a lasting tool. But, to be honest, it's clear they're not aiming for quality; their goal seems to produce in quantity and cheap. What bothers me, it is the lack of protection for the ears, the eyes, the hands, ... And I am astonished everyone in the comment is impressed by their work without noticing the horrible conditions.
@@MegaZombywoof c'mon, old times' people didn't have shit to protect them and were okay. Take a fucking chance.
@@GamerOner2H Yeah, and they died young and were cripples.
It looks very simple but it's all about experience
dear brother m watch your All vedio your vedio are so good keep it up i will spot you
Now there's what quality craftsmanship is all about. Everyone has a different job to do and with their collective efforts turns out these really nice axe heads.
Pp
لذت بردم بسیار کار پر زحمت و دقیق است افرین بر شما
بسیار متشکرم آقا ، خوش آمدید
Very good job
Thank you so much for your appreciation.
Loving the health and safety :)
Loving the skills of an old man
The worst for health is no eating ....
And you sir are the forged in fire champion
Thank you ,Thank you so much.
Т.б. на ,"высшем уровне"мужикам всего хорошего желаю
Russians 🇷🇺 call these people "Peasants"
The rest of the world call them "Craftsmen". It must be a Soviet view of the world to _look down on people,_ whilst the rest of the world admires their skill.
Well done gentlemen. Well done. Van B.C.
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Thanks.
Frumos felicitari.
Good work..
Thank you so much.
IT`S VERY GOOD
Thank you Sir
Good job
Thank you so much Sir.
Pure art
Thank you so much for your appreciation.
Welcome to our channel.
Excellent work in this age allah barkat de
Thank you so much dear.
These guys are the real deal. He drew out that axe blade so cleanly with minimal top tooling then just threw it to his bud to clean up. Would be it nice to have more PPE? Sure but guess what plentiful affordable ppe isn’t available to the entire world
Thank you so much for your valuable comment.
These guys are used to working in this way and you are right they should have more safety precautions.
How can I get one in Texas?
Im Sorry these are not available online yet.
They are Producing Axes for bulk traders.
Sar g ye sara sestam py kitni lagay aa jati hy. Aur khaan sy ye sub kuch mily gaa
Baba very great wark
Good skill of worker
Great work. May God help them healthy
Thanks a lot dear.
Hello dear friends! Can you please tell me if this axes are sold internationally? And if they sell them internationally, where can I buy one?
Thanks a lot for your interest.
These are sold locally.
Hope these will be available in international market soon.
where are you from actually? Europe?
Someone at OSHA is probably having a conniption right now.🤣🤣🤣🤣great work guys👍👍👍
Thanks Sir
Very nice wark Love from Dubai UAE
Thank u so Much
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