Toast to work done in Ukrainian or Russian

[Cory Bloomberg]

Greetings.
I'm trying to learn more about a Russian or Ukrainian toast to work done. I'm told it translates to English as "Two hands on the axe". I really like the expression and I would like to know a bit more about it as well as the proper spelling in it's original language. I have both Russian and Ukrainian ancestry and I think it would make a fantastic and meaningful tattoo. My sincere thanks for any information you can contribute.

 

[oveka]

З Новим Роком!
Про "Two hands on the axe" не чув.
Але чув "Сокира свого дорубається".

 

[rur1920]

A translation (if I have understood correctly):

З Новим Роком!
Про "Two hands on the axe" не чув.
Але чув "Сокира свого дорубається".

Happy New Year!
I have never heard about "Two hands on the axe".
But I have heard "An axe, while hacking, eventually reaches its goals"

That is a weird translation of a very beautiful expression. What is meant, of course, is an axe that a human uses.
As to Russian, I don't know much about the Russian toast culture, but I can't believe in existence of anything for "two hands on the axe" either.

 

[AlexLM]

"Two hands on the axe" doesn't sound familiar to me either Could you maybe explain more about the context or even the person you heard it from?

 

[oveka]

rur1920 thank you for the correct translation.
End "The ax, chopping reach the goal".
"Two hands on the axe" probably means that the person is ready to take decisive action.