Wow, thanks!

with a name like ferrier, blacksmithing, or hoof care for horses make sense. (I'm a Kathleen Ferrier completist).

Thank you!!

Torbjörn Åhman You're my favourite blacksmith on youtube.

Cool!

Subscribed. What is the price of a piece such as this? What to do if you put a dent in it??!

Not sure what to charge for one. Not selling any just yet. Dent? You re-grind it!

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Thanks!

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Sweet. Thank you!!!

You're welcome! :)

Agreed gorgeous axe, this video made me smile.

me too. very inspiring. :)

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He is getting more Viking with each video.

Ha ha. Watch out! :)

Now I'm hyped for "How to build a boat" video! Dont dissapoint me or i'll whine in comments :)

Shields!

yessssss need a shield

Thank you very much!!

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Totally natural reaction! Nothing to worry about. :)

If and when I manage to try my hand at blacksmithing this'll be at the top of my list!

Flaccid Platypus every man has a use for an axe, u just havent found yours yet.... and besides. It's a freaking axe. axes get shit done. thats what they do.

There's always use for an axe.

killing, woodcutting, just kidding about the killing :PP

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@@user-oq2to3ww4b I totally agree.

Thank you Mike!

Cool! Thanks

check out my ax

Great!

Thanks Michael!

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Bruh its tomahawk. Tf is a tommy hawk?

Tommy hawks ,is a name invented by Buffalo Bill Cody ,we natives never called them that the white European people are great at making little cute names for such items

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Im planning on making an axe too, what steel would work for a project like this? of what steel does he use?

Thanks!

GPKNIVES yes but I want all hand made. Too much machinery for me.

I was thinking the same thing. Always great watching these videos and projects get done, so incredibly refined.

Alec steele.....

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There are only a couple major differences... A, the steel from which it started (a big factor if one were starting from ore, but that wasn't usually the case). B, the blower fan on the forge (not a huge deal with a good bellows set up), C, the power hammer (Extremely convenient, though not necessary, and D, a belt sander (again, convenient, though not necessary). All things considered, you just witnessed how it was done with a few minimal shortcuts due to modern convenience. Effort, yes--then, and now. Skill? Definitely. Talent and dedication? Without question. To the smith... Well done, Brother. Well done.

i was thinking the exact same thing... its amazing how refined his work is with hand tools.

There were waterbased power hammers in late medieval europe.

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Heyour meking a cheekin oot of a feader.

It was a common practice back then. I believe Vikings were the first to do so.

Your beautiful ;)

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I read them all :) Thank you so much!

Thanks Joseph!

@@torbjornahman it is true, your good

Thanks!

Honestly this type of axe, arc that cuts is the best for me. It just rolls on the wood, it does not stick into it. Really enjoyable if you are "weak".

Shane Roper Where's the peanut butter

A recipe for skill, effort and reward, hey. A great remark mate

Thanks Blake!

my german anvil has 320kg :D

@@JonnyNestea Fat praising... people now days and their plus sized anvils.

That's awesome! Thanks

Thanks Bob!

Tack Kenneth!

I wouldn't say it's just the quiet Finn in you,. I'm an Aussie and often someone yammering on drives me bonkers. Sure, the insights and info is useful but more often than not I'm like "mate, shut the hell up and let me hear the work" lol. This is precisely why my 3 favourite channels are this one, Almazan Kitchen (Serbians cooking outdoors) and Dorian Bracht (Japanese joinery). G'day from Australia.

Thank you Vaul!! :)

Torbjörn Åhman I wish I could be student of a steel master like you! Excellent job! 🙋👍👍

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and someone offers you 20 dollars for it...............................one mans tool is another mans trash................ when the hammer drops the craftsman holds the stage

forging: 5 hours grinding: 2:30 hours making the handle: too long

Sorry, nothing like it. The problem with you club guys and your precious creations.

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Thank you!

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@@wyatts.5326 really????? He just sharpened the axe and is going to slaughter so.e chickens for dinner. Its called humor. Lol lol lol