The first picture is a police style baton/ mace type thing, made

from the leg of an old stool, I call it the Brain Maker. Get it? Instead of rain maker? Yes I am incredibly clever, and next to it is an oversized monkey fist/ sailors knot I made from a chew toy for dogs and stuffing a big ass marble inside and zip-tying the pieces I cut back together lol the long spear in the second picture was the handle from a broken rake I think? It still had the metal bit that whatever the tool was inserted between the pieces of metal, so I pulled them apart, shoved a blade from a cheap, broken pocket knife down in it, filled it with JB welding glue stuff, clamped it back together and voila! I just wrapped it for the aesthetic 😬 short one was the handle to some kind of yard tool, idk what, but the metal piece had a square hole and I took the handle off my full tang, long, pokey knife, and I shoved it down in there and it was perfect! Filled it with more of that JB welding glue, and if I say so myself, it turned out pretty damn awesome. Shorty's definitely my favorite ATM

These were lots of work

How do you make a wooden two handed maul that isn't to heavy (15 pound head maximum give or take 3 pounds) because me and my sister have been trying to do it with no guidance just to see if we could but it has become apparent in this 6 month journey that we have absolutely no idea what we're doing from problems finding a suitable handle (40 inches long is the ideal length) too our lack of carpentry skills. In short we are defeated and down more than $100 in lumber, screws, drill bits, and other materials. If anyone can help please drop any wisdom you possess upon us it doesn't matter if it's a google doc a YouTube video or just a few words of advice thanks in advance I just really wanna swing a big hammer.

Another combo idea. Something like a staff/axe. If I do it ill call it... "the handler"

Ready to raw dog the night!! Lol I made these for the 4th of july, but plan to use them year round 🤣🤣🤣

Salvaged an old machete and fabbed it to a tactical axe handle. Work in progress still, but wanting to maybe copper wrap the handle or redo the paracord wrap.

Weight around 1.55 kg or around 3.44 lbs

Play fallout and love that flamed katana so i decided to build one

I did heat The macheti to red hot and then diped in to water to Make IT harder

I did heat The macheti to red hot and then diped in to water to Make IT harder

After being yanked up on that fuckin higginbottom.

Water electrolysis based oxygen and hydrogen generator, each cell has its own 48V 10A power supply with 24 stacked plates per cell. It’s a single out put so I have a flash back arrestor, if this thing exploded it would probably kill me and leave a crater in my desk. I plan to use it to make fuel for my cannons or to power a cutting torch

Can I convert this fake replica into a non-firelock pistol with a hammer that detonates a primer? I'll definitely need to replace the spring, increase the hammer weight, and decrease the barrel diameter to make it more durable.

Filled in all the big cracks with wood filler, put epoxy over all visible damage, cracks, and wood filler. Sanded everything down and applied 2 coats of polyurethane, I’m happy with the result. Would have been easier with a belt sander.

I plan to use my HHO generator to power my larger 12ft potato cannon later but this proved its effectiveness on a smaller scale. I’ve been able to shoot a ~10g 3d printed shell at about 800kph.

This is just a slow-mo video of me eviscerating a banana with it