If you want a stylish ax “with history” to be visible in your house in a prominent place, then you can make a Viking ax from the rear sprocket of a motorcycle. If there is no sprocket, you can also use a saw blade.
First of all, it is necessary to draw the contours of the ax itself on the asterisk, and cut the workpiece with the help of a grinder, holding the asterisk in a bench vice. Can also be fixed on the edge of the table with a clamp.
Next, you need to process the edges of the workpiece with a round file for metal, and then with a grinding flap disc for angle grinders. The inner edges can be machined with an electric drill grinding attachment.
The process of manufacturing a viking ax
After grinding the ends, it is also necessary to polish the sides ("cheeks") of the ax so that the brilliance of the metal is evident. The holes that were in the asterisk can be left - in this case, they will not interfere.
At the next stage, with the help of a grinder, the master forms the cutting edge of the blade, after which the ax must be hardened in oil. After the hardening procedure, the final sharpening of the blade with sandpaper is performed.
Next, you will need to make an ax out of solid wood. Holes must be drilled in the handle and the ax itself so that they can be held together securely.
For details on how to make a stylish Viking ax out of a rear sprocket from a motorcycle, see the video on the website.
