DIY Easy Viking Axe Making

Easy viking axe making with simple tools.

[EddieOakes]

What an awesome job! Liked and subscribed! So many people on YouTube try to do this but they rarely get it right. I think you've done an awesome an excellent job!

[solomonos]

Why do you have only 106 subscribers? You deserve more!

And btw I love how you used chemistry too

[fvzzxhs]

what was that etching process? Be cool if you had a complete list of materials required. I'd love to make my own axe.

[stankrieger]

I like the out come, but I wish you would include the maTHE MATERIALS YOU USED IN THE FINAL FINISH

[BuildDadBuild]

Great work. Thanks for the info. Subbed fo sho!
Cheers

[deadfordays]

this is easily a 1mil sub channel. excellent work. very awesome to watch

[chipngo]

Good craftsmanship, terminator music. Nice content.

[xokelis]

What type of steel and to what HRC was it treated?

[brs]

Excellent video! Is there anyway you could explain the process of aging the metal when you put it in the pot?

[makemyday]

Hi, wonderfull work, Can i Buy this Beauty ?good work 👍🏻

[alishagrezlik]

holy crap dude - this is so good!! do you have a list anywhere with what you used for this? Obviously - besides the stuff in the video I just had a few questions - such as the sand paper you used for the wet/dry. also where did you buy the head?

[auirek]

Wow, amazing work, you definitely motivated me to try and do my own axe. Can I ask if you could explain more on the carving process. What did you taped on the axe? Where did you get it? And what was the electricity method for melting it (not sure if this is what you did). Thank you very much. And are you Bulgarian by any chance?

[ieatbeanz]

This is awesome! My friend and I just found a tree that has a really cool design, I was thinking if the wood was too small could we either mold the axe or are there different sizes of them?

[raduszilagyi]

Hello. I just started doing my axe, and I need some inspiration for the engraving. Do you have some specific places where I can find some nice ones?

[einarlotric]

Did you weld two pieces of steel together or did you actually forge the steel?

[gustavcarlsson]

Nice looking axe! Did you use a cricut or similar for the resist and was it normal vinyl? I've dabbled with this as a hobby and have used an old car battery charger and dunked the whole axe in saltwater. It takes about 45 minutes to loose about 1 or 2mm. Your etch seems deeper and more pronounced. Is that because of a higher amperage? So many questions. This is fun stuff. Keep up the good work. You've got another subscriber👍

[dinkela]

Great job, very cool. May I ask with what current/machine you etch the metal?

[jessiejames]

That stone hit different on them ears 😂

[oltwsvg]

Всё замечательно! Лучше, чем шарошкой ( бур-фрезой) торцевые стенки не обработать. Гораздо быстрее, чем рашпилем смыкать...

[mjkelsey]

This might be a dumb question, is there any reason you don't just use a torch? Would it effect any sort of hear treat or something?