Good seeing you upload again, Timothy… it’s been a while. Love all your videos.

Hennie Rust, Western Cape, South Africa, very nice. 👍

Out of your league? I think not.  You have this, no problem!

That’s a gorgeous axe Tim

I don’t think you should view it as a shameless plug. It’s your channel. Your creation. Your website and your job. I think it naturally falls inline with what you should do given what you do. The work you do is phenomenal! Keep up the great content, Tim!

Thank you for this video, it was fantastic. I love your camera work, and leaving the axe hits noises and changing on the angle is satisfying.

I'm 60 years old but I'd come hang out and just sweep floors to learn what you know. Truely talented young man.

Really impressed by the welding of the poll. I'm surprised the socket didn't distort that much. I would of thought you would need the drift in to do that weld

"first I got to take this big chunk of steel, and forge it into flat bar." Brother you're in it for the love of the game

Your abilities exceed your expectations!  Very nice.

I wish these videos were more popular so Tim would make more lol

kinda like a Norwegian styled Tassie, so that's cool as hell

Wow what an amazing amount of work you put into that axe ! It turned out fantastic, you really are a craftsman.
Much respect for you. Those forge welds were perfect by the looks of them.
Well done man thanks from New Zealand 🇳🇿

I'd love to see a collaboration between you and Nicole Conen who has the YouTube wood splitting channel. It would be cool to see the two of you make her custom axe.

32:50 bruh i hate when that happens 😭 it scares ts out of you also that axe is AMAZING good job 🔥

Timothy where did you get your DYCK stamp made? I love how crisp it is! Ive made 3 different sizes of my makers mark but have always wanted a crispy perfect one. Keep up the good work

I'm so happy you're doing long videos like these lately

cracking project, I really want to forge a damascus racing axe when we get our 3cwt massey running, purely because I fancied one, and partly because someone said it would be rubbish 🙂

no mistakes just "future projects".  tim is the bob ross of forging.

17:30 that was very tasty sir!! nice shape!