Perfect! I like everything about this restoration. I especially like how you didn't flame boil the handle, but allowed it to change color on its own over time. That is how I like to see restorations on such tools. Thumbs Up!
Mi-a comandato cineva de pe amazon , super bluing e bun si el , dar costa mult si e putin . E ulei normal de motor , e ce mi-a ramas de la schimb si am pus intro sticla de ulei cu Bmw ca aia am gasit :))
@@GarageRestoration The Ship of Theseus is an artifact in a museum. Over time, its planks of wood rot, or break, and are replaced with new planks. When no original plank remains is it still the Ship of Theseus? If you apply the same idea to the axe - is it still the same axe?
Buy new ash handle at Ace Hardware for $17 complete with new wedge. Knock-out old handle with wood chisel. Install new handle with steel wedge. Sharpen Axe. Chop wood. One hour passed. I did this with my Paw-Paw's 90-odd-year-old double-bitted axe last year I got with his house when I bought it. I think it may have been HIS Daddy's axe down on the farm as he brought it from Arkansaw when they came to Tulsa in 1943-it's fine steel, so it may be ALOT older. I've replaced hoe and shovel and hammer handles too and didn't think it deserved a U-toob video-just thought it was common sense! Fixed Hand planes and hand saw handles too (made them in the shop on a scroll saw). I forget "Common sense" ain't no more.
@@GarageRestoration bluing solution is the easy way (and the least durable way), which is why it is cheating. Hot bluing is better. Even painting is more durable than cold bluing.
@@GarageRestoration Hot bluing is done by raising the temperature of the metal above the polymerization temperature of the oil it is dipped in. If you use boiled linseed oil you don't need to go over 200C (at most). And at 200C no steel will suffer. Just paint on the oil and stick it in the oven at 200C for a while. The method you used makes a very thin porous layer which will make the metal rust if the oil gets removed.
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Your a genius. Fixed an axe with a broken handle? Who would have ever thought that was possible
and what I said is impossible for anyone else to do , or you're just a troll ?
Just messing with ya pal. Good job😁
Hi my Romanian friend. Picture quality of course, first class. Renovation of this old ax worked very well. Cool.
I also liked the video quality. I wonder what model of camcorder he has?
Perfect! I like everything about this restoration. I especially like how you didn't flame boil the handle, but allowed it to change color on its own over time. That is how I like to see restorations on such tools. Thumbs Up!
Burning wood seems ugly to me, there are other methods
You're right! It turned out a classic beautiful ax!
That little hand cracks me up... lol
Great job. The tiny hand caressing things is a little creepy but funny!!!!
This is a gift from tysy tube (litle hand )
Nice one 👍 cleaned up great. You did a fantastic job on that handle also.
Cool restration !👏
Thanks 😇
Hey Buddy, love it, I watched till the end!
Thanks
Nice handle :)
Nice finish, well done.
You did a great demonstration of your skills! I like how you revive it!
Multumesc frumos , si tu faci o treaba buna :)
Nice job 👍
Very nice
Well done, sir.
You are highly skilled I must say, it was soo relaxing to watch
Thanks for appreciation :x
Brilliant 👏
Thanks
Beautiful restoration. Liked and subscribed.
Thanks :X
Very Nice
Thanks 😇
Excellent!
Nice work GORO 👍🤜🤛💪
Thanks mr Skol 💀
Good job Nutulica 👍🏻
Thanks big bro 🤝
Well done👌
Nice restoration
Thanks
👍 Great job
Multumesc :)
Hermoso trabajo saludos desde cali Colombia
Saludos desde el viejo continente europeo
Proaspat abonat! Te salut🍺
Salut , bine ai venit 🙏
It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks
@@GarageRestoration You're welcome!
Really! This ax can be in the museum of the classic traditional tool!
Bravo 👏👌👍💪
Nice ✨✨✨✨✨
great video. love how it turned out.
ever need a hand sharpening something hit me up ; )
Thanks
Excelente!
Mersi 😇
Quedo tremenda
Thanks
Perfect end result.
But a waste of time and resources . . .
just for relax :)
Frumos rezultatul final! Intrebare: de unde ai cumparat solutia de brunare?
PS : Fain apropo la BMW la faza cu uleiul :)))
Mi-a comandato cineva de pe amazon , super bluing e bun si el , dar costa mult si e putin . E ulei normal de motor , e ce mi-a ramas de la schimb si am pus intro sticla de ulei cu Bmw ca aia am gasit :))
Are you familiar with the thought experiment 'The Ship of Theseus' ?
No
@@GarageRestoration The Ship of Theseus is an artifact in a museum. Over time, its planks of wood rot, or break, and are replaced with new planks. When no original plank remains is it still the Ship of Theseus?
If you apply the same idea to the axe - is it still the same axe?
👍👍👍
🤝
Очень актуально, дрова этой зимой европейцам нужны))
Вы правы, в Румынии есть собственная добыча газа :P
:) like
🤝
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Buy new ash handle at Ace Hardware for $17 complete with new wedge. Knock-out old handle with wood chisel. Install new handle with steel wedge. Sharpen Axe. Chop wood. One hour passed. I did this with my Paw-Paw's 90-odd-year-old double-bitted axe last year I got with his house when I bought it. I think it may have been HIS Daddy's axe down on the farm as he brought it from Arkansaw when they came to Tulsa in 1943-it's fine steel, so it may be ALOT older. I've replaced hoe and shovel and hammer handles too and didn't think it deserved a U-toob video-just thought it was common sense! Fixed Hand planes and hand saw handles too (made them in the shop on a scroll saw). I forget "Common sense" ain't no more.
Ok :)
Te-am prins, roman dub acoperire.
Nu stiu sa vorbeste romaneste :)
@@GarageRestoration Aracetul te-a dat de gol.
@@GarageRestoration nu stii vorbeste englezeste ;)) "the tail" te-a dat de gol
Da ? 😂😂
Da , recent m-am băgat la câteva meditații , deși nu știu cât ma ajută cu termenii exacti , deoarece unele lucruri nu exista in limba lor 😬
Salcâm?
Coada ? Da salcâm , altceva nu tine 😇
Будто полуляка посмотрел.
что за ? :))
I wish bluing was never invented
I'm wondering why ?
They
Wasting time to make a handle, go Home Depot buy a hardwood handle more practical.
They do not work because they are soft and do not fit at all
Bluing solution? Cheater.
what ?
@@GarageRestoration bluing solution is the easy way (and the least durable way), which is why it is cheating. Hot bluing is better. Even painting is more durable than cold bluing.
HOT bluing is ok , but ….It can damage the durability of the material, so I used this method 😇
@@GarageRestoration Hot bluing is done by raising the temperature of the metal above the polymerization temperature of the oil it is dipped in. If you use boiled linseed oil you don't need to go over 200C (at most). And at 200C no steel will suffer.
Just paint on the oil and stick it in the oven at 200C for a while.
The method you used makes a very thin porous layer which will make the metal rust if the oil gets removed.
I made HOT blue on the stilson key, it worked well ... I'll do it again in the future, thanks for the advice 😇🤝