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Good job my man!
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Speaking as a welder, it's just better practice and easier to blend etc. while you have the welder handy so you can build up material if you need too rather than be forced to remove material to even things out.
It looks great. I think you need to find a tiny set of stamps and put 'made in the USA' on it.
Thanks 👍 and don't be discouraged.Good job, both of you getlemen. I had this idea for a while, but I don't have any forging knowledge whatsoever. Maybe some day.
Thanks 👍 and don't be discouraged.
Do you have a welder and blowtorch ? Because if so the easiest way to do it would be to cut out a piece for the bit then weld it to a small piece of pipe. After that just drift the eye by heating it and hammering in a spike. ( for throwing at a foam target it doesn't even need to be hardened steel so a cheap welding plate from Lowe's will work ) if I had a welder and welding experience I could probably make one by that method in under two hours including a handle and sheath.
Nope, but I may just get some. Thanks for the tips!
I'll bet you'll be able to do a great job, this head was my first attempt so I have no doubt you'll nail it 👍
Thank you very much! Really like the community on this subforum...
Awesome micro axe!
Awesome. That pic with the Jersey sure makes it look as tiny as it is!
Definitely. It would be funny to see a pic of it on my Vaughan sub zero to make it look like a full sized hawk or use that picture to make someone think that the Jersey axe it's setting on is giant
" check out this giant Jersey axe head I found, here's a standard tomahawk head for scale " 😁
Okiedokie
What about my 35# thumb?
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