Blacksmithing: making an axe head
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I forge an axe head from leaf spring. I show forging, grinding and heat treating. I don"t show the handle making. Open the full video description for more information.
The starting piece is about 2cm thick and I am just upsetting it to more thickness before punching the eye.
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Location: Denmark - my own property.
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Video gear: Nikon D7000, Nikon 50 1.8, Røde videomacro, iMovie.
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Author: Author Link: Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1zbLiwQl6E Category: Channel Name: Bertram - Craft and Wilderness Channel ID: 22 Tags: making,axe,head,axe making,handmade axe,carving axe,no forge welding,blacksmith,forging,tool making,bertram formidling og håndværk,bertram formidling og haandvaerk,leaf spring,axe drift,how to,how to make,how to forge,hand made,hand forged,simple tools,step by step,bearded axe,green wood working axe,sloyd axe,BUSHCRAFT,WOODCRAFT,CAMPING,SURVIVAL,
9 thoughts on “Blacksmithing: making an axe head”
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Hello,manWhat extra or less steel you use for these axe head?
😊 from FRANCE
If there might be ever a zombie apocalypse, I desire you on my team.. 😂
That can also very well be a righteous taking a look for axe
Nicely accomplished Bertram!!! all the pieces is completed as it used to be 100 years ago. The quality of labor is highly righteous. The ax turned out no worse Hults Bruk!!!! Please possess a video about your Axes that you made along with your non-public hands.
A cultured dazzling tool made by a consummate craftsman. 👏👏
Awesome job on an incredible mission sir. I most efficient wish that I had the shop, instruments and abilities to possess this form of mission. 👍👍👍👍
Stunning.