Making a Viking axe from scrap involves repurposing old metal, such as car parts or discarded tools. The process includes heating, shaping, and hardening the metal, then crafting a sturdy wooden ...

Short for Viking Axe (it doesn't stand for six), it was designed by Leo Espinoza and is manufactured from "one solid slab" of 5/16 in. 1075 steel in stead of the more common 1095.

An axe head found in a garden in Gloucestershire, which was claimed to be of Viking origin, is an 18th Century woodworking tool, experts have said. It was found in 2008 by Ian Hunter Darling under ...

A Viking axe head found in a Gloucestershire village could be evidence of a battle more than 1,100 years ago, according to archaeologists. The wrought iron object, found in Slimbridge in 2008, has ...