I was just about to say “it looks like it’s melting”. I like content that’s genuine. Remember the old platform vine? No one was trying too hard, being fake or calculating- they just happened to capture entertaining moments on cam. I miss those days of authenticity on the internet.
I don't think that applies here, it might be better that the new tools aren't as durable. Based on workers accounts, old tools were so ridged their arms were wrought with arthritis.
While neat, this is 100% about the material hardness. Newer axes are not hardened as much to prevent edge chipping. Old axes they couldn't control hardening as well. If you wanted an axe with the same hardness as older ones with better modern materials, it's trivial to make. Customers don't want that, they want sharper edges with less chipping.
@lonelyplanet1080 notice how that light golden color flakes off when the axes are separated? That's not heat-treat tint. That's a layer of oxidized metal.
Nah, you can see it happened earlier if you look close, and it basically missed the weld entirely. Still doesn't detract whatsoever from it's performance or the humiliation of the new junk
@@AffordBindEquipment at 10 seconds, the sharpened edge of the bottom axe is clearly damaged since it is the thinnest part of the axe about halfway of the top axe before it hit the weld.
@@GlutenEruptiontheirs parts of the weld called the heat affected zone so any where where that weld is it’s harder than the other metal because it pulls some of the carbon to the weld.
This is the entirely wrong test to determine axe quality. Modern axes are made to be less hard to prevent edge chipping, and easier sharpening. Just like a car in a crash, it breaks for a reason.
They probably made the axe softer because its cheaper, but since its now softer it shouldnt break for much longer because it can take a harder hit and absorb more kinetick energy
I think that it will always be the one that "cut" being destroyed. Because the one on top is being presed by 2 sides . While the one beneath isn t by any sides. So it dosen t matter if is or no a 100 year old axe but what matters is which has higger presure. That s my guess 😮
@Pedaeus Cool story. Why does it matter enough for you to leave a reply, but not enough for you to use proper punctuation? I get so tired of people's laziness with this and then the "it doesn't matter" excuse. Any point you make is hurt by you not making the microscopic amount of extra effort it takes to do it right. If you know so much, why don't you know that?
Some of you all don’t realize that this actually means the newer axe is better. The old one is way more brittle and more likely to blow up in your face one day
not really. the marginally harder steel was going to cut the marginally softer steel when enough pressure was applied... and it took many many tons of force. this basically tells you nothing about what would happen in human use conditions.
Yıllarca kahvaltı da abime haşlanmış yumurta mı.kaybedikten sonra acı bir tecrübe ile öğrendiğim gerçek duran yumurtanın hareketli yumurtudan daha çok zarar verdiği 😂
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Heat treated axe vs mild steel axe
I was just about to say “it looks like it’s melting”. I like content that’s genuine. Remember the old platform vine? No one was trying too hard, being fake or calculating- they just happened to capture entertaining moments on cam.
I miss those days of authenticity on the internet.
@@thehipmusicologistWhat are you talking about? Vine was mostly scripted and stolen jokes, lol.
its wild how it heats up like that
@thehipmusicologist, same now its just a passive-aggressive comment sweat fest
@@thehipmusicologist yea man. I agree. Also the creepy music adds to our scenario lol
"Fear an old man in a profession where men die young."
Это как правило военные, действующие военные, а не штабные крысы и служащие в тылу по контракту
Mike Ermentraut
I don't think that applies here, it might be better that the new tools aren't as durable. Based on workers accounts, old tools were so ridged their arms were wrought with arthritis.
@@ВоваВовин-с6рwhy tf are you talking about military?
What if he just started ?
They really DON'T make 'em like they used to.
Well all the crappy old ones break, the good old ones stay around.
While neat, this is 100% about the material hardness. Newer axes are not hardened as much to prevent edge chipping. Old axes they couldn't control hardening as well. If you wanted an axe with the same hardness as older ones with better modern materials, it's trivial to make. Customers don't want that, they want sharper edges with less chipping.
@@MitthNuruodosurvivorship bias
the bottom axe was heat treated... notice that it's a light golden color
@lonelyplanet1080 notice how that light golden color flakes off when the axes are separated? That's not heat-treat tint. That's a layer of oxidized metal.
Boeing equipments be like:
boeing has software problems
@@Maschmo hardware also
@tanishagrawal3602 people also. If you talk then you conveniently get a "heart attack".
Management also
Too real
I can't believe it's not butter
It is, actually. It's measuring grams of force.
😂
Can I axe you a question?
Axe cuse me?
@mikeg1032 sorry?
@@shaihulud5287 I accept your apology
@@mikeg1032 Biden is better
I think you axeidentally misspelled that
HPC videos always on the cutting edge of technology. 😁
Chinese Steel
Chinesium
@@protonjones54🤣
Cast iron
Cheese grade
Classic boomer response
The damage to the lower axe seems to come from the welding on the upper axe.
Nah, you can see it happened earlier if you look close, and it basically missed the weld entirely. Still doesn't detract whatsoever from it's performance or the humiliation of the new junk
@@GlutenEruption can't see on the other side where the damage is.
@@AffordBindEquipment at 10 seconds, the sharpened edge of the bottom axe is clearly damaged since it is the thinnest part of the axe about halfway of the top axe before it hit the weld.
@@GlutenEruptionnah
@@GlutenEruptiontheirs parts of the weld called the heat affected zone so any where where that weld is it’s harder than the other metal because it pulls some of the carbon to the weld.
Top Axe: the damage is unreal.
Bottom Axe: wait.. i was sleeping.. did anything happen?
It looks like 2 dinosaurs sharing a kiss
where is the lower axe from?
From space thata meteor
This is the entirely wrong test to determine axe quality. Modern axes are made to be less hard to prevent edge chipping, and easier sharpening. Just like a car in a crash, it breaks for a reason.
@@cougar9610 i searched too long to find this comment from someone. Thank you
Initially I thought the new one was cutting the old one 😮
It was for about 3 secons
Whoever welded those axes passed the test
Le choc entre l'ancien et le nouveau composant d'alliage !!!
*"When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force"* holy fuck!
"OLD IS GOLD"
😂😂
Is this sharpness vs hardness?
I think the old one would be heavier and would make you get tired faster. The new one is the oppositr but is less durable.
These axes really loves each other so much
Oldie, but a goodie!....nothing beats the old school!😂😂
They probably made the axe softer because its cheaper, but since its now softer it shouldnt break for much longer because it can take a harder hit and absorb more kinetick energy
*every old man in anime:*
I like how the newer axe managed to cut the other axe first first but then began to crack faster until nearly breaking
That cut like steel.😂😂😂😂
They just don't make 'em like they used to. Those pops you heard were the old axe bit chipping
New axe: “…Who are you?!”
Old axe: “you, but stronger.”
I heard that that's what lesbians do.
Axes 🪓 having french kiss
Grandpa didn't lie when he said they don't make em like they used to.
That French kiss got his mouth wide open 💀
looks like a dinosaur afterwards tbh
Old is Gold
I think that it will always be the one that "cut" being destroyed. Because the one on top is being presed by 2 sides .
While the one beneath isn t by any sides.
So it dosen t matter if is or no a 100 year old axe but what matters is which has higger presure.
That s my guess 😮
Wrong
Ah yes, Chinese made axe (top) vs an axe old enough to have been made in America.
This is not an American channel
That's a pretty stupid way of judging where something had been manufactured
Your axe vs. Turboflex axe
Hydraulic press VS Hydraulic press
How you make chinese metal
the old materials were pure while today's materials are mixed
They don't make em like they used to
Old axe: call a blacksmith... But not for me.
Would be nice to know what's going on here. Is the new axe cheap and just hard faced at the edge while the old axe is fully hardened?
I would say the old axe has been properly forged while the new one has been cast.
as someone who welded hvac units and car parts. i can tell you what you're metal is matters. heavy duty leads the way.
Who cares
@@RoeJogan-uk2mx you do, you typed something right away. inept 101
Noticed kanchna music😮
If only things were "steel" made this tough
The bottom axe was only damaged from the weld aswell. Otherwise it would be mint
Either one will chop wood but one will keep its edge a lot longer
Work hardened. The older axe is more dense from use.
proper heat treatment to quality steel means alot
heat treatment means nothing if you don’t know what the chemistry of the metal is, also simply using an axe will not “work harden” anything
@Pedaeus Cool story. Why does it matter enough for you to leave a reply, but not enough for you to use proper punctuation? I get so tired of people's laziness with this and then the "it doesn't matter" excuse. Any point you make is hurt by you not making the microscopic amount of extra effort it takes to do it right. If you know so much, why don't you know that?
So that's how two axes kiss each other ❤️😁
"they dont make them like they use to" is just reality.
In the beginning it’s hard to tell who’s going into whom.
New axe: haha! Im already piercing you at the start- wait why did it sto- *gets absolutely destroyed*
two girls scissoring 😂😂
Oh come on steel ripping is only mildly terrifying.....😂
That old kmart axe vs a walmart axe
Some of you all don’t realize that this actually means the newer axe is better. The old one is way more brittle and more likely to blow up in your face one day
Lol never had an old axe blow up or break with its intended uses.
Why would a hardened axe blow up when all you strike with it is wood and occasionally dirt ?
Smartass wannabe
Axes exploading yeah bro im harry potter
wtf are you talking about?
I've never heard of a hatchet blowing up! 😂
That new axe was made of chinese-ium.
for comparison, that’s exactly 46,000 pounds (about the weight of a common dump truck in the us)
To udowadnia że nowe siekiery mają lepsze ostrza, ale tylko ostrza są robione z lepszych stopów, a nie cala siekiera
They old one is probably hand forged, the newer one looks like cast steel
Omg, different types of steel are different, I thought that steel was just steel
That's pretty damning for the new axe huh?
Not really, there are advantages to using softer steel for a tool that takes repeated impacts. The harder steel is more brittle.
The new axe will most likely last longer because it will deform over time and is easier to sharpen while the old axe is just going to shatter one day
not really. the marginally harder steel was going to cut the marginally softer steel when enough pressure was applied... and it took many many tons of force. this basically tells you nothing about what would happen in human use conditions.
That is awesome to see wow that axe head took a little damage but looks like it can still chop some wood
That must be some axe kiss
Background song is more dangerous 💀
Isn’t the heat treated axe made more durable than the non heat treated axe?
This music reminds me of Second Sight on the Ps2.
Old is gold🔥
the problem with only hardening the edges these days.
Clay or weak metal. If it were 2 real axe heads, the welds would fail because i seriously doubt they got a licensed welder
German steel or American steel?
Metals kissing before GTA 6
Nobody girl when they alone🌚👍
Its like with humans . The older ones are the strongest unlike us lot in our 50s and down
Thats special one❤❤
Thank god these aint instagram comments 😅
Experience=Work Hardened
And we say we are more developed and evolved then before 😅😅.....
Old stuff are over engineered. Who needs to split iron. Softer means more impact, to hard means shattering.
Over engineered doesnt exist.
@@Aposte-quotation Incredibly untrue.
Yeah you'd never shatter this axe on a log, I'd take the old one anyday.
@@brodydillon644 You shatter it when it goes through the log and hits a rock.
@@TV-MA.x_x. name one example.
ah chinesium - the hardest metal of them all
Credit goes to Carbon content😂
"Gallo" de hachas, nunca había visto.
It needs like about 18.9 ton force to a small peice of iron 💀
I thought the top one was winning at first. lol
New Wymens vs Old good Womans.... new Bois vs old Strong Males
...
Nobody:
Bazuso's axe:
Grandpa made good axe 🪓 ❤ now this axe to 🗑️
This video in youtube 👍🏻 / in reels 🎧💀
I heard of scissoring, what is this axeing?
Old is gold bro.
that one fight from Baki...
Well we know they can’t make axes like they use to 1980’s vs 2000’s
One last kiss.
One was made in 1989 and one was made in 2024
2 axes, 1 press
Yıllarca kahvaltı da abime haşlanmış yumurta mı.kaybedikten sonra acı bir tecrübe ile öğrendiğim gerçek duran yumurtanın hareketli yumurtudan daha çok zarar verdiği 😂
Wo which one is harder ?
I love the part where they tell us which axe is the old one and which one the new one is.
I think it's kind of implied by the bottom axe looking much older and the newer one having a brand new sticker on the neck
Are you blind?
Comfort Vs results