Antique Hand Made Hatchet Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Amateur restoration of an old hatchet, axe magnet fished in the Canal du Midi (south of France)
It was hand forged and probably dates back to the time of the Canal's manufacture in the 17th century.
It was extremely rusty when it was found and its condition does not allow it to be made like new. We have tried to reproduce the manufacturing techniques of the time for the handle.
If you have any advice on how to improve our restoration work, leave us a comment!
Forging technique of these blacksmith axes: www.instructab...
We have dated the hatchet by its manufacturing technique, common in the 17th century. These axes, called "trade axes" were massively traded by the French in the United States and Canada from the 1650s.
If you want to know more about the history of these axes or their manufacturing techniques :
scavengeology.com/french-trade-axes/
www.instructables.com/Forging-a-Viking-Axe/
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You're full of crap. If it is that old, it belongs in a museum and it can't be as steel wasn't used in Europe till 1859 for axes.
@@0827Woody That’s incorrect. Steel production on mass wasn’t around until the mid 19th century, but steel production on a lesser scale was around since the 16th century. That aside, the kind way you commented leaves a bit to be desired.
1850 in the usa
Bravo.
On voit tellement de vidéo de restauration avec des gars qui ont des ateliers suréquipés, ça fait plaisir de voir quelqu'un de normal.
Good job !
that is the roughest handle job I've ever seen. You are an artist sir.
This is the funniest video
It was a bit of a hatchet job.
So bad lol
In the future when we find out how to revive the dead there's gonna be corpse restoration videos
So it was not the case for Mickael Jackson ?
What about if they were cremated
@@traviskirk3834 time travel ash particles into cell rejuvenation....DUH
No one can escape death or came back to earth after dead
This is comment number 666
Je découvre depuis peu vos travaux de restauration et développe sérieusement un gros fantasme à votre sujet... Que vous ayez accès à tout le matériel d'un atelier muséal de restauration pour vos projets! Ce serait "Colossal"! Bon, ceci dit... même sans atelier de musée, cette restauration est magnifique!
Merci beaucoup, on aimerait beaucoup ouvrir un musée à l'occasion
Try white vinegar sometimes for rust. Submerge the item and let it soak over night. Works surprisingly well. Cheap and non toxic. This was such an extreme case I would be curious to see how it works on something like this. But it has worked very well for me on several items that weren't quite as extreme as this.
Thanks a lot for this comment ! You are true, vinegar is frequently the solution for less extreme cases, we used it for the restauration of the pieces of a 1874 rifle
I’ve let rusty tools sit for a week in vinegar. Always a great result.
Must be careful with the vinegar. You allow it to sit too long and it will soften the metal and find its way through it and cause internal veins. It will cause the metal to break.
Exactement
What I like most about this video is you used common tools any guy might have around the house. Great job.
Thanks mate !
When making the handle it helps to make a template of the hole in the axe head or stick a pencil thru and trace the outline of the inside of the hole onto the end of the roughed handle. Then it will be an exact fit.
You'r right i've done a mistake, fortunately it will only be used for display purposes
Very impressive my friend you took an old rusted piece of metal that had laid in the water for a long time and turned it into a work of art love the fact that you made your own handle except just putting on an ax handle on it and love the fact that you preserve a lot of patina on the axe head gives it that Viking look God bless you make more videos
'Patina' becomes 'people' called 'Tina'... I think this spellchecker needs restoring! 🤣
Comments, all you Tinas? 😉
@@marklammas2465 I meant to say rest patina I hate autocorrect
@@tristanbarnett6271🤣 And it's the very devil trying to disable it.
@@marklammas2465 you got that right
Chapeau et bravo!
Au vu du nombre de décennies passées sous l'eau pour ensuite remettre l'objet à son état de fonction, c'est fort! 👍
Merci beaucoup , on pensait pas qu'elle ressortirait aussi bien
merci de rendre à cette pièce historique une nouvelle vie
Merci beaucoup 😀
Great Job young man..Thank you so much for sharing...Really appreciate this.
Thank you very much sir !
I wonder who used that previously. What kind of life they had. What kind of world they lived in. What they felt, loved, saw, dreamt. Their stories. Ect.
ruclips.net/channel/UCjGQMG8puz36eX5bWi_v28Q
If that axe could talk.
@@fromtheworldoftiktok1016 keep tiktok in the world of tiktok. We don't want that trash here. This is youtube.
@Lap Dog they stopped doing that by 1700 AD which is roughly the age of this axhead.
@@SpookyGrim he tell you a boring tale of how murky the water was for 300 years.
A job well done. Thanks for no commentary and no music. 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
These hatchets or trade axes started out as an iron strap which was then folded around a form to create the reverse eye, after which the strap was hammer-welded together to form the blade. Early trade axes made prior to about 1750 for the American fur trade fell out of favor with the Indians because they were made totally of iron and dulled very easily. In order to maintain their desirability as a trade item, in the latter half of the 18th century a steel insert was sandwiched into the cutting edge of the blade. Quite often a guild mark or some punch mark or series of marks was set into the blade to identify the maker.
Wow😎👏👌😲
Loved the end!
Gilly/Ninjas are THE worst, ever!!!
Redonner vie aux objets, c'est tout ce que j'aime faire 💪🤘
Merci 😀
Сам топор имеет небольшой аккуратный вид.
А топорище, это дар от природы!
Спасибо за видео -искусство преображения наяву.
Большое спасибо, скоро увидимся
WOW! This is the most pitted hunk of steel I have ever seen restored! Nice job dude.
Thank you very much sir !
Great job using very simple tools
Thanks sir !
The thing about grinding on rusty tools like knife blade and axes is the unusual finish you get. Its one of a kind and never the same.
Всё было неплохо до момента насаживания на рукоять и вбивания "мозаичного" клина)))
Согласен👍
Всё было плохо от начала и до конца!!!
Эт точно 🤣
Хз, с первых ударов арматуры стало понятно все
А забугорцы все хвалят. Они наверное реально думают что так нормально делать...
beau travail !hache , armes et autres vous allez bientôt ouvrir un musée. 😉👍
On aimerait 😀
All theses comments saying I would have done it like this and I would have done that. But not a one of them have a single video of them doing a dam thing. NICE WORK!!!
Thank you sir ! I agree
I do... I like the rustic patina look... I did use a store bought hickory handle tho..on my 1800's plumb roofing hatchet
great job, finding such an ax is a dream👍👍👍
Thank you man, I Hope you will find one ! You can also consider Magnet fishing 😉
@ I am looking with both magnet and metal detector until I found :(
I wish the guy had reproduced the head/shaft fit better Only to look better (sorry it’s probably my o c d) 🤯🤯
Great resto of an old piece though So old 👏👏👏👏👏
I agree. Better fit
vidéo passionnante à regarder .. je me suis régalé les yeux , Merci 😁
Merci beaucoup !
рукожоп это талант непровтыкать, я б старался по максимуму топорик интересный. клин вбил как для соседа гадкого)))
Переводчик не выполнил свою работу по вашему комментарию :( Извините, что не могу вам ответить.
@ I refuse to believe you speak Russian
@ Yes, even I, a Russian, could not understand his comment.
@ he said he would do better and your work is bad
@@Reinart_The_Qilin
а я все понимаю
When you are putting in the wedge, fold a piece of the paper from the outside of a birch tree over the edge of the wedge that is going in. This stuff is full of friction and the wedge will not work its way out of they will often do. You can use birch bark also to pull a needle through when having a tough time sewing.
Thanks for the tips !
this is one of the craziest restorations ive ever seen. never would have guessed you could bring that tool back to life. well done!
Thank you very much sir !
Thanks 😊🙏for you 😘❤☺😊💕💓😘❤☺😊💕
Frankly, this one should go to the museum.
These items are pretty common and something it this condition wouldn't make it in a museum.
It could have...if he didnt grind the piss outa it...lol.. The handle is titts tho... Rustic
Gg pour la restauration mais la fin énorme je m'y attendait pas bande d'enfoiré 🤣🤣🤣 vous êtes des génies 😆
Ptdrr merci 😆😆
This is the funniest resto video I have ever watched
Thanks dude
Wow crazy restoration 😮 Good job!
Thank You Luca !
Thank you my friend.
Excelencia total felicidades saludos desde Colombia🇨🇴👈
Good Job!!!🤣 Ottimo lavoro soprattutto nel finale stile Bruce Lee 🤣♥️😎👍🏼
Ahaha Bravo per aver riconosciuto le grida di Bruce Lee! 😂😂
This is an example of “I know how to restore things… but I’m just going to give you an idea into what it used to look like”
Exactly
Копнул похожий с треугольным отверстием ,только в лучшем сохране ,теперь у меня есть отличный колун😎🤟
Треугольный заход и идёт под колун, значит до 40-х годов был отлит, у них и штамп совсем другой не как до 60-х и после ОТК как после 70-х. Мне такой на барахолке встречался, качественная штука.
You restored the hatchet while preserving it's antiquity. I have seen restoration videos where artifacts that belonged in museums or historical societies were destroyed by morons that ground the piece into an unrecognizable mess.
Thank you for a great video. 👍
Good job... and so glad the beer cans were empty ;)
They are first price beers but they are still beers, no waste 😂😂
The fact it was in the water where no oxygen got to it is probably what saved it.
Yes and the mud protects well from oxygen especially
Big LIKE just for that last scene. Lol 😂 made me laugh
Haha thanks dude
Excelente trabajo 👍 y e mango ni se diga. Volvió al trabajo la vieja hacha. Suscrito y likei. Desde Venezuela ciudad Maracaibo
¡Muchas gracias! Saludos desde Francia, amigos venezolanos ;)
Beau travail ! Bravo ;-)
Un grand merci !
Franchement je m'attendais pas à qu'elle soit pas en si bon etat
Une belle hachette de viking , beau boulot de rénovation. Le déguisement à la PUBG pas mal bravo à vous 😂
Mdrrr merci beaucoup 😁
C'est tellement ça la Ghillie PUBG
Main value of this thing -the age. At all-good job
Great restoration & video 👍👍💯%
Super restoration comme d'habitude j'ai espère plus de vidéos restoration objet pandan le comfinment 👌👌👌
Yes on va essayer de faire ça 😁 on a pas mal de vidéos d'avance tournées sur les pêches, on aura de quoi poster aussi 😉
Merci beaucoup 😁
cool c'est super que vous redonner vie ah obejet une seconde fois c'est quand tu renourne sur le spot des dernières vidéos pour sa voir force ah vous respect pour la planète 💪💪💪🌏🌏🌏
Personal opinion, I would have taken a heavy duty wire wheel to it versus the sanding disk to preserve more of the material. Or perhaps use a sandblaster. Then do the electricity technique (or personally preferred "Rust-oleum"). But, you're gonna do what you can afford at the time just to simply make the content. Cool axe and all but, it would be more satisfying if you invested in more prominent tooling and machining. Over all, not terrible work. Keep going in on your ambitions man
Ótimo trabalho. Parabéns 👏🇧🇷👏
A new lease of life ! Bet it has history
Nice ..... just subscribed 👍
Thanks sir and welcome to the channel
You make some nice finds over there. The restoration looks good
Thanks you sir ! It's a long time of treasure hunting
@ I’m in the midwestern USA and like to metal detect. I make some good finds now and then but not as old as what you find there. Again, nice find and restoration
@ By the way, I have subscribed
Sympa cette rénove,
Great job
Дааа бл профи насадки😁😁😁😁
Very Good. Congratulations.
Top markotop, Jepara Indonesia hadir
Buen trabajo...el hacha quedo demasiado rustica para mi gusto....saludos....
Pour rattraper entièreté de ta hache il t'aurait fallut une ponceuse a bande pour avoir un côté uniforme de restauration mais sans le matériel voir que tu a réussi une restauration comme ça c'est de l'art bien joué, et un conseil quand tu fait une restauration avec un manche plonge la dans l'eau pour que le bois gonfle comme ça il reste bien en place est ajouté de l'epoxie pour éviter un déchaussement 😁
Tu as raison très bon conseil merci !
@ y'a pas de quoi 😁
Absolument magnifique
I would have started with something to take the rust off first then you could see what you had .....
I thought he was going to start with Electrolytic Rust Removal than work on sanding and or heating it, oh well. Good job though
Cc les frérots ! Super restauration ! Je croyais que tu allais faire un lancé de hache à la fin 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Merci ! Pour la prochaine, le lancer !!
super travail. avec des outils simples et connus, bravo. vous faites ca comme des pros. d ou vous vient cette connaissance? bravo encore
Salut et merci on a appris sur le tas
That ending was epic
La chance ! Elle est super belle cette hache de collection !
Oui merci
Bonjour. Bravo, qu'elle patience et un super boulot.
Merci beaucoup !
You should do a restoration video of the Titanic!
I will ! I have to magnet fished it first
Wow thats crazy you an definitely tell it was forged by hand thats for sure 300 years old I dont know about that one but hey who know well done tho
Thanks a lot! We estimated the 300 years with the forging technique, regarding the time in water we will never really know but the thickness of the rust gives an idea,
If you want to know more about this type of axe, here are some explanatory links about their history and the forging technique scavengeology.com/french-trade-axes/
www.instructables.com/Forging-a-Viking-Axe/
30% vinegar soak 48 hrs .does a fantastic rust removal.
Right !
SUPER! restoration
Nice work. One of the few restoration videos I've seen where the electrolysis was done after the grinding. To me that makes much more sense. Just used as a final step to remove rust from within the pitting. Really well done.
Thank you so much, it's nice to see someone with the same opinion as me about electrolysis !
Well...yes n no..if you broke the ax first....then no story... Oui?
В следующий раз, в пескоструйную очистку унеси))
I have found almost identical axe in Czechia with metal detector and in museum there was one archeologist that is really into axes and he said it’s somewhere between 1750-1850
Amazing thank you !
Плотник от бога! Рука лицо.
So glad you didn't try to make it look like it just came off the shelf at Walmart.
good job bro
Thanks mate
Elle est vraiment jolie beau boulot !
Easy with the hatchet there Bruce Lee. 😆
Sure enough thought it was going to break. The way you were whacking it with the metal bar. Glad it didn't. Keep up the good work and restorations. You may want to add a couple chain saw files and hacksaw to your tool Arsenal.
You're right , thank you !
Impressionnant
La fin et incroyable 😂
Mdrr c'est pour voir qui regarde la vidéo en entier ça ;)
Good job man..👍👍
Good work kid
La fin est épique 🤣🤣
Haha merci
Muito um dia meus vídeos vão chegar nesse nível!
Title should be how to make a hatchet out of rust
Bravo les garçons belle rénovation Whaou
Superbe restoration...bravo les garçons 👍💯
History restored
7:06 Looks like the surface of The Moon
you are really cool!
nice rusty 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
ربي يسعدك ويحفظك ويطول بعمرك
Au top, sacré boulot les jeunes
Merci Eric
Bravo Quentin !!! 👏👏👏👏👏mais , ne serais tu pas ébéniste ??? .
La cire de l'anticaire, ma préférée pour nettoyer et nourire. L'année dernière j'ai testé (car plus de cire ...) L'huile de lin bio, celle que j'utilise dans ma cuisine, sur la vielle table !!! Et wahou quelle decouverte, ca nourrit mais surtout, ca teinte de ouuuuf et c'est instantané. Le seul defaut c'est l'odeur, c'est un peu fort, une petite odeur de... poisson dans l'herbe ou l'herde dans le poisson ou herbe et poisson 🤣🤣🤣🤣 aux choix 😬😁😜🥰😘🐕
Oui très bien l'huile de lin pour le bois, il faut aérer quelques temps avant de le rentrer haha ! Le plus dur c'est de préserver le métal
@ hah mais non non non 🤣 je parle bien de l'huile alimentaire, culinaire, celle qu'on mets dans la salade jeune Homme 🤣🤣🤣🤣 oui oui oui , et elle fonce le bois instantanément et sans '' peiguer ''
A 1600's murder weapon? Nice gesture to Inspector Clouseau & Cato.
Великолепная работа да просто 300 лет топора не верю, где-то максимум 15 20 лежит
Трудно точно знать, что вы правы, но можно увидеть используемую технику ковки (в несколько слоев). Эта техника использовалась в основном в XVIII веке и до этого, вот пример : www.instructables.com/Forging-a-Viking-Axe/
Save history bro,, this axe has lot of jung