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FULL VERSION: rumble.com/vyansl-fn-model-1910-repair.html Fixing a pre-WWI model 1910, produced by FN and designed by John Browning, this originally was missing a few small parts, and had problems with the sear, but made is functional by the end Za Wojcickiya!

Since November 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, Today, I will be finishing this knife, on request from a friend. Hope you love the knife Pedro, It may be my best work yet My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383 Song...

Since November 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, Today, I'll be recreating this knife, on request from a friend My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383

Since November 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, Today, I'll be recreating this knife, on request from a friend My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383

Since november 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, Today, I'll be recreating this knife, on request from a friend My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383

Since November 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, Today, I'll be recreating this knife, on request from a friend My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383

Since November 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, Today, I'll be recreating this knife, on request from a friend My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383

Since November 2000, this knife has been seen on computer screens across multiple games bringing both joy, and rage, depending on who the end-user is, today, I'll be re-creating this knife, on request from a friend My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmithing Instagram: yackleysmithing Rumble:rumble.com/c/c-626383

The Viking Seax was used both as a tool and a weapon, the broken back seax has a heavy forward balance, giving it the enough weight to chop through flesh, bone, and light armor, in this part we power through the finishing works and sewing the sheath, it has been a fun journey so far, unfortunately, camera issues caused a lot of footage to be lost, and made me borrow a different camera, which as...

The Viking Seax was used both as a tool and a weapon, the broken back seax has a heavy forward balance, giving it the enough weight to chop through flesh, bone, and light armor, in this part we Sand the blade, and finish the handle My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmit...​ Instagram: yackleysmit...​ Rumble: rumble.com/c/c-626383 Music: The Lone Wolf, Entertainment, Now We Fe...

The Viking Seax was used both as a tool and a weapon, the broken back seax has a heavy forward balance, giving it the enough weight to chop through flesh, bone, and light armor, in this part we don't do anything new, so just sit back and enjoy the music My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmit...​ Instagram: yackleysmit...​ Rumble: rumble.com/c/c-626383 Music: Wintersong, Tavel...

The Viking Seax was used both as a tool and a weapon, the broken back seax has a heavy forward balance, giving it the enough weight to chop through flesh, bone, and light armor, in this part fit the spacers and cut out a lot of repetitive footage... My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmit...​ Instagram: yackleysmit...​ Rumble: rumble.com/c/c-626383

The Viking Seax was used both as a tool and a weapon, the broken back seax has a heavy forward balance, giving it the enough weight to chop through flesh, bone, and light armor, in this part we heat treat the blade and start work on the handle My Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/YackleySmit...​ Instagram: yackleysmit...​ Rumble: rumble.com/c/c-626383

Making a Viking Seax- Part 1