Holy cow, Tim. I’m absolutely GRINNING from ear to ear hearing you talk about my products. It means just so much hearing those kind words from a fellow maker. Couldn’t be more appreciative, man… seriously. Can’t wait to see what the future holds, and would love to do some work with ya in the future! Thanks for the support, everyone, it really means the world!
Thanks Chad! Loved seeing your stuff earlier in the year as well, brother! Insane props to Tim for being so humble and using his platform to help out us little guys!
@@jaiindermangat630 oh man, that’s some high praises right there! Definitely a pipe dream, but it’s on the list! I’d love to have more of an interaction with this incredibly community, so we’ll see… for now, the Instagram, website, photography and product creation is taking up the bulk of my time :)
@@collinarnold9178 are you planning to do any trucker wallets? I'm in need of one my red wing one last a year before I have to replace it. You do some amazing work
Hey timmothy. It's always good to see ur videos. Always great to learn from your videos. Happy to see a new video. Beautiful job restoratioing those beautiful axes. Those turned out very well. Hopefully the future owners get great use out of them for many years. Can't wait to see more videos on this great restoratioing axe series. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work timmothy. Forge on. Keep restoratioing. Keep making. God bless.
Thanks Tom! I guarantee they will! It’s so incredible to me the concept of more than just some local people having my products in their hands and getting to use them every… single… day. I love it! Appreciate the support!
Shiiit, Tim, you make me feel old! All your love for axs and refurbishing projects made me remember 'The axe is back' movement from about a decade ago. Good times... TH-cam was different at the time! Good work and happy holidays!
Thanks for the support man! Hope you love what you see, and I’m doing my damndest to have everything out before the holidays, but it’s getting tighter and tighter with each day haha!
Thank you so much! Definitely check out the site, I’m trying SUPER hard to get these early purchases out before Christmas! I’m seriously loving all the positive feedback from Tim’s incredible community.
@@collinarnold9178 I just placed my order, coming to Lafayette Louisiana. The Vault in Olive. Don't stress about mine at all, I'm not in any rush, just have a great Christmas!
@@Lynkah I just saw it come through! Seriously thank you so much. I love the more relaxed timeframe but for now, I’m hell-bent on trying to make this work before the holidays! Famous last words, right?
Love that Sandvic the most, that’ll be a bitchin little hatchet. Must be the Swede in me! You should ask Martin more questions on camera, I love it when he gets uncomfortable 🤣
So cool to see these tools so beautifully prepared for thier second life of useful work. This is going to be a great series and I'm looking forward to seeing how the rest of them turn out. So much of what is made these days is wasted, great to see someone turning it around for once 😎👍
God damn, even judging from the thumbnail that is one beautiful axe... haven't even started watching the video Edit: now that i've actually watched it, all three look awesome, I think I like the little sandvik hatchet most, good job
When did you download Martin’s “Axe Restoration” command protocol v2.1? He’s a very skilled robot machine. Keep him oiled. Fun video Tim. Great idea on the resto of these axes.
Was that a house spider? Those are evolved to live inside and wont survive the wild :-P Hope he crawled into your workshop and keeps it clean of flies and roaches ;-)
I have a Sandvik hatchet just like that. Dad bought it at K-Mart in the mid 70s. It needs a new handle. I also need to do something with his old Walters boy axe. I’d love to find an identical handle, they don’t make them like that anymore b
@ 12:07, you could try to upset this mushrooming back to itself, I had some success doing this with hand hammers etc. Although I wouldn´t recommend doing it with the powerhammer ^^ flying hammer heads aren´t something anyone should experience
I can’t believe people are payin this for these old axes when you can go on eBay and get them for under 100 and put a freakin handle in them! I mean 450 that’s more than a brand new hand forged Hoffman camo axe!
Heck man with idiots payin this much your better off redoing old axes instead of makin new ones your getting the same money and not doing near the work
Holy cow, Tim. I’m absolutely GRINNING from ear to ear hearing you talk about my products. It means just so much hearing those kind words from a fellow maker. Couldn’t be more appreciative, man… seriously. Can’t wait to see what the future holds, and would love to do some work with ya in the future! Thanks for the support, everyone, it really means the world!
Know the feeling Collin, great work! From one leather artisan to another I tip my hat.
Thanks Chad! Loved seeing your stuff earlier in the year as well, brother! Insane props to Tim for being so humble and using his platform to help out us little guys!
You should start a youtube channel
@@jaiindermangat630 oh man, that’s some high praises right there! Definitely a pipe dream, but it’s on the list! I’d love to have more of an interaction with this incredibly community, so we’ll see… for now, the Instagram, website, photography and product creation is taking up the bulk of my time :)
@@collinarnold9178 are you planning to do any trucker wallets? I'm in need of one my red wing one last a year before I have to replace it. You do some amazing work
Glad you sold out so quickly! Good for you
Hey timmothy. It's always good to see ur videos. Always great to learn from your videos. Happy to see a new video. Beautiful job restoratioing those beautiful axes. Those turned out very well. Hopefully the future owners get great use out of them for many years. Can't wait to see more videos on this great restoratioing axe series. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work timmothy. Forge on. Keep restoratioing. Keep making. God bless.
They cleaned up nice. The wallets are very nice, the construction should stand up to anything.
Thanks Tom! I guarantee they will! It’s so incredible to me the concept of more than just some local people having my products in their hands and getting to use them every… single… day. I love it! Appreciate the support!
Those wallets look super nice
Much appreciated!! If you have any questions while you’re checking them out, let me know!
That handle color is fantastic.
Shiiit, Tim, you make me feel old! All your love for axs and refurbishing projects made me remember 'The axe is back' movement from about a decade ago. Good times... TH-cam was different at the time!
Good work and happy holidays!
Very very cool. Digging this series. Off to look at wallets. See you tomorrow.
Thanks for the support man! Hope you love what you see, and I’m doing my damndest to have everything out before the holidays, but it’s getting tighter and tighter with each day haha!
Damn that wallet is incredible looking. If I can afford one I want to buy one as a treat for myself for christmas.
Thank you so much! Definitely check out the site, I’m trying SUPER hard to get these early purchases out before Christmas! I’m seriously loving all the positive feedback from Tim’s incredible community.
@@collinarnold9178 I just placed my order, coming to Lafayette Louisiana. The Vault in Olive. Don't stress about mine at all, I'm not in any rush, just have a great Christmas!
@@Lynkah I just saw it come through! Seriously thank you so much. I love the more relaxed timeframe but for now, I’m hell-bent on trying to make this work before the holidays! Famous last words, right?
Love that Sandvic the most, that’ll be a bitchin little hatchet. Must be the Swede in me! You should ask Martin more questions on camera, I love it when he gets uncomfortable 🤣
I have the same hatchet, my dad bought it new in the mid 70s. Mine needs a new handle and some cleaning.
I'm always happy to hang out with my two favorite blacksmiths on the interwebs
So cool to see these tools so beautifully prepared for thier second life of useful work. This is going to be a great series and I'm looking forward to seeing how the rest of them turn out. So much of what is made these days is wasted, great to see someone turning it around for once 😎👍
God damn, even judging from the thumbnail that is one beautiful axe... haven't even started watching the video
Edit: now that i've actually watched it, all three look awesome, I think I like the little sandvik hatchet most, good job
THE coolest series to date!
Loving that handle finish. Maybe that can be your signature color from now on. So pretty
Try burning the handle with a torch before staining, it will make the grain pop! It is what Buckin Billy Ray does.
Dang I do need to work on my craft lol gosh that's a great into, great website great packaging. Need to step up for sure!
If you're gonna redo the stickers on the handle, get ahold of hand tool rescue and see who does his remans for him
Yes use the old handles for new axes
I have a couple MIBRO hatchets. Both are very lightly stamped, but one says "made in west germany".Very high quality steel for sure
Sweet, i'm really liking this series
Awesome video Tim, I just got a sndvik for 20$ hoping to try and keep some of the original paint on mine.
When did you download Martin’s “Axe Restoration” command protocol v2.1? He’s a very skilled robot machine. Keep him oiled. Fun video Tim. Great idea on the resto of these axes.
Your working hard for your subs🙂I appreciate that
works of art!
OO I'm a Colin Too! Fair Warning We are a crazy Bunch, Each and everyone one of us! HAHA!
Was that a house spider? Those are evolved to live inside and wont survive the wild :-P Hope he crawled into your workshop and keeps it clean of flies and roaches ;-)
Would you consider selling axe handles or axe handle blanks? Good handles seem to be pretty elusive here in BC 😂
ok I am a retired Fire Fighter and need to know how much the Japanese Fire Axe is going to be???
Before and after shots would be nice😊
I have a Sandvik hatchet just like that. Dad bought it at K-Mart in the mid 70s. It needs a new handle. I also need to do something with his old Walters boy axe. I’d love to find an identical handle, they don’t make them like that anymore b
You know the Music realy needs to improve mellow it out and make it CHEERFUL .
Me: I’m going to bed
Tim: I’m going to drop a video now.
Me: Well now I can’t go to sleep lol.
@ 12:07, you could try to upset this mushrooming back to itself, I had some success doing this with hand hammers etc. Although I wouldn´t recommend doing it with the powerhammer ^^ flying hammer heads aren´t something anyone should experience
Heck yeah I’m in Ohio. Represent
Let’s go! We get the rep for having corn and fields, but I’m hoping to show some craftsmanship coming out of this place as well haha!
Beautiful! What was your finish mix? Also have you ever thought of blueing axes?
Into the wild I go🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️
I figured you would have put them back in your forge and put new heat treats on em.
But what would you do without these machines?
I really hope your keeping those original handles. If they were half ass properly maintained, absolutely beat the handles that are made today.
What's wrong with the old handles? If they're straight and are snug idk ..
👍👍🍻
Yo yo yo
I can’t believe people are payin this for these old axes when you can go on eBay and get them for under 100 and put a freakin handle in them! I mean 450 that’s more than a brand new hand forged Hoffman camo axe!
Or hatchets
which state of the usa are you ?
He's in canada i think
Heck man with idiots payin this much your better off redoing old axes instead of makin new ones your getting the same money and not doing near the work
Refurbish and reuse