CRACKED Axe Restoration With BRASS!
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Published 2022-06-05
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All Comments (21)
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I like this "thinking outside the box" approach. Aesthetically, the brass contrasts really well with the distressed steel. Hopefully, it will be a strong enough repair. I also really like the effect of the oxidizing on the axe head. It gives it the look of a hand-chipped stone axe head. Cool trick using the phone's camera to give you the profile for the axe handle. I need to remember that one. Really great project!
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That was pretty cool! It's also very impressive how well you can work with a freaking grizzly bear rummaging around just a few feel away.
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Love this. Thanks for your inspiring creativity and relaxing presentation, Amir!
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I swear you are the hidden gem of You Tube!!! I have been waiting weeks for your new video to come and of course I am not disappointed! If I could give you 10 likes I would!
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The phone template trick is awesome, I'll just take that with me š
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Love what you did with the cat!
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Iāve been looking forwards to this video for so long! Loved the sneak peaks on Instagram
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This "axe" is definitely a wall hanger, but I love your editing skills & sense of humor.
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Idk how functional that is, but it has a lot of character!
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I love the editing so much š¦
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Wonderful project & absolutely fantastic editing! Curious if there is a length to width ratio to follow when wedging a tenon?
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That turned out awesome!!!
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AND MY AXE! Lol, that came out pretty awesome though!
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Nice work dude, very impressive.
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Cool video man. I like your sense of humour!
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Awesome Work!!! Thatās definitely a Art that is fading away as the world changes and as generations pass!
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Love your content!
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Also a new sub, your content is A+!
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nice improvement in production...keep them coming š
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Wow. Looks interesting. Great work .
