Hello folks! Today I want to show you a new restoration of the axe! I bought this bearded axe at a flea market. I liked the shape of the axe and bought it.

0:00 Review
0:32 Handle dismantling
1:28 Rust remover
2:10 Axe shape correction
2:46 Bitbip
3:02 New axe bevels
3:40 Axe etching
4:21 Axe handle (try №1)
5:16 Axe handle (try №2)
6:13 Axe handle (try №3)
6:41 Final touches
7:01 Final review
7:23 Test

First I sawed off the old handle (I kept it because it might come in handy). Next, I used a rust remover, then washed, dried and rubbed with oil. The surface was cleaned with a wire iron brush.

I made new axe bevels. Then I started file work to correct the shape of the axe. To polish the cutting edge, I used sandpaper from 120 to 1200 grit and additionally sanded on a felt circle. To avoid appearance rust, I used ferric chloride.

With the creation of the handle of the axe, I had to sweat. The first two options broke down... I've wasted a lot of time. The third time everything worked out, the wood is beech. As usual, I made an interesting test for you! Thank you for the attention.

Sincerely, Alex. Thanks for attention!
Good luck and health to everyone! With best wishes, Alex!
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