Making a Bearded Tomahawk Part 2 (from a Used Hatchet) Viking Style! Not really, but cool anyway

Here's Part 2 of how I took a used hatchet from a surplus store and crafted into a bearded axe/tomahawk thing. Along the way I learned a lot about the toughness of a thick piece of quality steel and even had to run and pick up a new bench grinder. Enjoy the show!

If you liked this video, or if you enjoy blacksmithing DIY forging etc. I invite you to watch some of my other videos. And have a great day!

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