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Very nice

That’s very nice

Not a fan of plastic myself.

Vikings not Christian 😂

The two of us are making it today, it looks good.

Awesome stuff thanks for posting Nils, haven’t watched a side weld before so this will be a fun one to try.

What an effort 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And it really payed off. This axe is fantastic 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very educational. Thanks for taking us on your crafting journey, Nils. You will keep this skill alive!

Excellent work, as always, Nils! Your videos are a huge source of inspiration for me in my blacksmithing journey! Thanks for all you do!

Your videos are really encouraging me to pursue blacksmithing. Thank you!

A Christian Viking axe.!! ilmfao. Did the Vikings put crucifixes on weapons.

Beautiful great work I love this pattern thanks for sharing

Love to have such a treasure as any of your axes . Thanks for letting me dream whether I win or not. Love all your work SIR 😂

Weapon name : Holy Axe Dmg : 50 (+45 for unholy being a) Strength: 150

is it save to strike a hammer to a nother hammer?

positively dope video format. I think if you added commentary in the closed captions you would hit @primitivetechnology9550 levels of kino.

I love all the method used to make the Cross Axe. Nothing but hammer and anvil, purely by hand cheers sir

Axe

If you would have soaked the handle in water, first, you probably would have gotten more bend out of it…not sure how well the dry bending will work or last

Man that would be so useful for when I cut my boards to make them flat

Прекрасный топор получился! Руби дрова!

I just watching these videos stunning axe and amazing work thanks for sharing 👌

Jag köpte mig en " Valhall " från Nord Forge, men har inte hunnit testa den än. Pga vi har flyttat och haft för möe å gjort helt enkelt 😁👌

Great

I would like to challenge you to make a double blade battle axe

Hi Nils, I tried your reverse taco method, although I am not entirely pleased with the final shape, the weld and cutting edge look great. Thank you for your expert instruction.

Very nice axe!

Good job is só beautifull, congratulations note 10

Warming the wood makes it easier to bend and stay at your desired shape. Bow makers do this very effective with great results. Next time😊

Watching this was Pure enjoy.

That was very interesting to see. Regards from South Africa.

Curious why did you place the press on the back side so that you have to reach over the tank and motor ?! And is there a name of this machine can't locate one on incompetent Google here in the US so far .

What a wonderful axe I would love to win an axe like that and I would also love to make one.

Dude mastered the welder's 'Woohoo' when you get something hot hit your skin

It’s getting real hard to get borax now almost impossible I think it’s banned for some reason

Worst part you know it 😜

When you skip that hammer on that anvil it makes me jealous that thing is legit

Obligatory comment.

Wooooo!!!!

Greetings from Ireland. I got a message saying that I was the winner, is it genuine

Nils I commented on your vido and received an e-mail that said I won your giveaway. I can't figured out how to get back to you. Is this okay?

Tuckfinn here in sunny Florida, I am an avid outdoorsman and have decided to include forging as a new hobby. Your video is perfectly narrated for even the beginner and I appreciate the detail. I’ve started my venture with fabricating a break drum forge but have decided to go with the duel burner gas Forge. I have started gearing up and I’m trying to get everything in place to start foraging when the weather cools off it is super hot here forging in Florida is definitely a winter time Hobby thanks for all of your help, Tucker’s out.

Hey Carpenter from Germany here. Axes like these used to be pretty common tools for Carpenters back in the day here, but they also had claws and a hole in them for pulling nails. Most of the time they would be used for shingeling, or simply as a replacement for a clawhammer. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Barb._01_T%C3%BCrkischer_Bund_%28Zimmermannsbeil%29.jpg

It would be really cool if your son takes to forging - he already appears keen and would have a brilliant teacher. Rheumatoid arthritis has finally put paid to my activities, but my son carries on in my shop, currently as a hobby. The forging work he does in his day job weigh several tonnes. Keep up the good work Sir :<)

Amazing work! For the bending, I think the main problem is that you have tried a dry bending

Cool, glad to see you push yourself with a material that you've failed with in the past. We grow only by pushing ourselves beyond our failures.

Wonderful craftsmanship! Keep it up

Beautiful craftsmanship and by the look of it somewhat a labour of love. Thanks for the great content, this is my first encounter with your channel. All the best, Ian

Damn dude. Thats one hell of an axe!

I just love your iron magic👍🏻. You seem to manifest both Sindre and Brock in the same person.💪🏻