Rare Rusty BATTLE VIKING Axe Restoration

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Published 2020-01-21

Hello folks! Incredible! I found a rate axe with the shape of a viking battle axe! It was created by a blacksmith! This is not a factory release. The price was small about USD $8. When I saw that axe head I made decision instantly it's should be mine! Well, in restoration process the first stem was an electrolysis, to remove all rust from the axe head, then I used anglegrinder two remover dark layer from the blade.

Also, I used random sanding machine with few sandpapers and finally leave axe in iron chloride to add little of dark color. The handle of the axe, I made from walnut. The Scandinavian battle axe was from 90 cm to 120 cm. I choose the 1 m. When the ax handle ready I used two component paint and linseed oil. Old for handle wrap I used a leather, glue and two nails with epic had.

End finally I made crazy test for my new two handed viking battle axe. I hope you enjoy this restoration project. Thank you for attention!

Sincerely, Alex. Thanks for attention!
Good luck and health to everyone! With best wishes, Alex!
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All Comments (21)

@aleksanderwojciechowski2124 4 years ago

I like your workshop very much. It is so real and not far fetched
@user-bh1vi2vg4y 9 months ago

Молодец ты парень, ты отлично придаёшь кавказский стиль холодному оружию, ты мне напоминает Дато Туташхия, был в советское время такой фильм про Грузинского Героя, продолжай так и дальше, а другие пусть завидуют молча!!!
@Chr.U.Cas2216 3 years ago

👍👌👏 Very well done! I'm really really glad and pleased that you didn't over-restored the blade (like a lot of YouTubers unfortunately do). Because such an old hand forged piece never had a mirror finish surface (not even if brand new). Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and health.
@uork_888eldar2 4 years ago

Если викинги жили лет 70 назад то да это топор викингов 😂
@kaisergeorge1000 3 years ago

Excellent work
@spacemonkeyjones2093 4 years ago

Adds +5 to strength and +9000 to all coolness. Well done on the neo Viking type axe resto.
@GodstoneHawk 4 years ago

As an Icelandic viking, no, that is not viking at all. But you managed too catch the viking style. Well done! My forfathers would have been proud too use that!
@scottdostie3239 3 years ago

Beautifully done. I love how you kept the original forging marks. Looks awesome!
@scottscott7801 2 years ago

Oohh!! Come on!! I thought you were going to show us how you make dinner with it when you finished! I need a new recipe! 🤣🤣 Very well done!
@newlife7181 4 years ago

ОТЛИЧНЫЙ ТОПОР, ПРИМЕРНО ТАКОЙ ЖЕ САМ СДЕЛАЛ, ТОЛЬКО С КОРОТКОЙ РУКОЯДКОЙ. МАСТЕР МОЛОДЕЦ. Я САМ МАСТЕР, И МНЕ ЭТА РАБОТА НРАВИТСЯ.
@serendipityforge333 1 year ago

You’re right. That was definitely not a factory made blade. That eye was folded and forge welded by the look of it. Well done, sir.
@duanemartin4958 2 years ago

Nicely done 😊 I love the ninja moves lol 😂
@user-ju8qu9gc6v 4 years ago

Это топор виноградаря, а не топор викингов.
@brightman2011 4 years ago

Whether or not it is an actual historical Viking axe, it is still a nice restoration
@IRONMAN79101 3 years ago

It’s terribly relaxing to see the process thank u
@joshuadavid7522 4 years ago

Always a good time watching your restorations. Another great one! A very intimidating weapon for sure!
@user-fl6se4gh6o 4 years ago

Молодец, твои видео очень нравятся. Продолжай в том же духе успехов.
@chrisdors2361 4 years ago

awesome job.. would look really nice on a wall.
@clarklindquist8137 3 years ago

Love this restoration. What a cool way to bring a beautiful tool back to life and back to glory
@rusmiling9909 4 years ago

Man you're killing me with that gorgeous but unprotected parquet wood floor!!! Aiy! That being said, your restorations are fantastic and you're very talented craftsman!