As a proud owner and user of a beautifully restored straight razor myself, I have to say I am feeling some envy toward whoever gets that blade from you. Really nice job.
l ve been watching restoration works on TH-cam more than two years and very surprised that l didn't see your videos before. And now your channel is already in my top 3 restoration channels with mymechanics & tysy tube. Your works are amazing congrats.
Thank you very much for sharing this process! My grandfather was a barber and I inherited all of his razors and scissors after he passed. I look forward to using your techniques to make his tools look like new again! He would be proud. Thank you again!
I’m glad to hear that my work inspire you but be carrefull please,if you want to make the razor very sharp( I mean to use again on the beard) you need to use another method for sharpening. I think you need to invest in a sharpening system,I recomand you Edge pro. I will make another video with A-Z method and also with the detailed sharpening process 👍🏻👍🏻
My uncle owned a pawn shop and left me a box, yes.... a box of straight razors. I am not the brave individual that will shave with them. But this video brought back many fun memories of my time with Unc in his pawn shop. Thank you, CAR!
I like it very much, and i like that modern touch with that Epoxi-handle! I am deeply impressed that you are using high tec to check how sharpe is your blade!
not gonna lie but this is one of the most BEAUTIFUL knives i have ever seen and ive watched 5000+ knife videos not just metal/wood working thats just knives and this is in my top 5 of all time, i absolutely love it
Here is Restoration Rusty Straight Razor with Amazing Epoxy Handle. I hope you enjoy the video and let me know what you think about it. See you next time with something different. Stay safe!
You seem to have all the knowledge and tools necessary for every one these various projects. Even your skill level sharpening a blade is excellent. Beautiful piece.
@@CoolAgainRestoration Well played here, Cool Again Restoration: As Seth previously said in his comment above, you *seems to have all the knowledge and tools necessary for every one of these various projects* lile this one right...😏😎
Beautiful job on that old straight razor sir. It's amazing the transformation from a dangerously rusty old razor to a like new piece of usable art. Well done!
@@CoolAgainRestoration Well played, Cool Again Restoration. Seeing you just *restored a dangerously rusty-looking old straight razor* into a new piece of usable (and hygienic) work of art💈was pretty awesome to behold...😏😎
One more incredible restauration! Back to life! My father used these with both hands! His beard was so thick and grew so fast he used to shave his face twice a day! I inherited his 2 razor blades. Never could use a blade without getting a cut... 👏👏👏 Fro Brazil 🇧🇷.
Хорошая работа, друг. Был удивлён, что ты точил не руками. Теперь сам хочу так попробовать поточить) Good job, friend. I was surprised that you didn't sharpen with your hands. Now I want to try to sharpen it myself)
Thank you for this video. I've been sitting on a antique straight razor I picked up at a flea market to restore. The blade only has a small chip in it but the handle isn't original and I want to bring it all back into all its splendor. Your video gave me some new ideas and strategies too take on the project.
Fine work. Lovin that epoxy & wood combination. My Dad made pens and used wood & epoxy a lot. He was also a fan of using deer antlers in his pen making. He would have loved to see your work. It's nice to see other ppl doing what Dad did and doing it as well as he did. You are a wonderful artist.👏🏼
The only problem with using a flat stone sharpening set is you don't get a "hollow grind", which is when both sides of the blade edge are concave and meet in a microscopically sharp edge. You can tell this blade was originally hollow ground - it involves large sharpening wheels and a LOT of skill. Very nice job!
It depends on what state you plan to practice in. This state, Washington, has health regulations that prohibit the use of straight razors. You can use the "shavets" but not a real razor.
The handle was and extremely special touch. Love your work. You are extremely gifted. Keep making great video posts and we’ll keep watching them. Best of luck 🍀
@@CoolAgainRestoration A few remarks: -First: learn to sharpen a razor. It is quite different from a knife, and is a learned skill. Be patient. For a proper edge geometry, a razor is to be sharpened flat on the stone. You remove metal from the edge AND the spine. No need to use any sharpening "thingamabob" or hald any angle, the blade shape does it for you. -Your grain progression is too rough and too steep: you do not need anything below 800, unless the edge is badly chipped. A #1500 stone is barely end of sharpening. Then, you need to do the honing, but at that point, pasted strop is near useless, as the difference in grain is too large. You need to go through at least a 6000 stone first (maybe even finer) before you would see the effect of the pastes. Get proper equipment. If you do not want too many stones, a small natural Belgian Coticule is a good choice that allows a full edge refining from the 1500 stone. It is an amazingly versatile honing stone, and with practice, you will not even need pasted strops. -DO NOT CUT PAPER WITH A RAZOR! Doing this is ruining the edge (paper is very abrasive to a razor's edge). It's meant to cut hair, and hair only! If you want to test your blade, do a hair test (drag a hair across the edge. If your blade silently pops it is half, it's good. f it grabs and pops with a light "ping" it's okay-ish, but if it glides across, your edge is not sharp enough). -the nickel plating was, IMHO, a pretty bad mistake. Nickel is very hard (will be problematic for sharpening) and is actually toxic/allergenic. Given that this thing will be in contact with your skin, and potentially your blood stream, you want to remove that crap asap. A proper razor blade is naked steel, polished and oiled to keep it in good condition (an oil like Ballistol is perfect for that). But that was amzing work nontheless! Thumbs up! :)
I know I need to learn more but with the time. Because to do a perfect work here in restoration,need skills about knifemaker,axe maker,razor maker,paint job, etc 😂😂 is like 10 job in one 😂 but everytime I try to do my best for all of you.
hey, I'm involved in a very similar restoration project! Only instead of a neat and well supplied workshop full of tools, I have a difficult set of circumstances, gradually improving... well it's the same principle only going a lot slower and with a lot more "creative redecisions" - thanks for this video, it has inspired me not to give up.
Not bad, few things to consider blade requires a much higher polish, nickel plaiting means it will never produce a quality edge. (A quality razor has no plating) That sharpening device will not achieve the correct angle, brass liners in the fixing holes will reduce future ware , if correctly prepared there is no need to use compound on the strop.
I can tell it's French and produced in Nancy, but I can't find the company. It's probably been dissolved long ago, but maybe an old Lorrain whom worked on such beauty will stumble on this video and shed a tear.
well sir, it's fine work, very fine, but actually I don't like the handle. I would prefer all wood or all resin. that half and weird shape doesn't do it FOR ME. I do like the way the resin part turned out color wise, neat effect but would be better on the entire handle, in my opinion. I'm old so I'm also old school, I tend to like things the older way. by the way, it does not take courage or at least much courage to shave yourself with a straight razor... but it takes real courage to let a barber you don't even know do it. course you could do like clint eastwood in one of his spaghetti westerns, keep your gun cocked under the apron thing, they mess up, kaboom.
Thank you sir! It’s hard to thank everyone. Maybe what you like 100%,someone dislike that. And I have a little audience..😂😂 the phrase with the courage,was from a joke.
@@CoolAgainRestoration well I tried to be specific that it was MY taste, not that you did anything wrong. I got the joke but you didn't get mine, apparently you've never seen that old Clint Eastwood movie, here's the clip: th-cam.com/video/2fc36Hc2n2s/w-d-xo.html High plains drifter.
@@tootall5559, Wow, you are a very egocentric little man. You pushed your opinion forcefully in your comment, then attempt to play it off in your follow up. Then you got so asshurt about him not getting your joke, that you link it, again trying to force your "me me me" toddler bullshit. Who cares if he got your Eastwood reference, you have to point it out to him with more prattling about "I guess you never saw it". As if you are in a class above him because you watch Eastwood, that's the subtle narcissistic traits showing through, you should get counseling. I pity your wife and others who have to feign a smile around your intolerable ass, you're a zero.
Wow now that's some super work right here. You ppl that dislike this video don't understand how fragile these french blade are or too easily chip the razer! handles are a fantastic idea. Looks amazing
Sir, your videos and craftsmanship are excellent. I really enjoy the sounds. So many video makers included music that ruins the video. They need to understand that all people do not like their type of music. Thanks again.
I love how all your tools look like brand new...you must spend as much time cleaning them as you do useing them. I wish I had that much patience,,, you rock! Oh and the razor came out great!
Cool Again Restoration lol I guess not! You seem to have a very clean and organized workshop... I envy you for that! Lol nice job on the razor as well!!!
As a retired Barber (30+years) that was beautiful to see. French razor, very cool, a beautiful job and rare skills my friend. Thanks. 💈
Thank you very much Jennifer👍🏻🍀
So did you own a shop or were you employed?
I have a Theirs-Issard French Hand Made Straight Razor
@Chris Wilson there's more then one way champ
@Chris Wilson Weather its done the right way or not, as long as it's sharp and the simple job it's made for is effective.
As a proud owner and user of a beautifully restored straight razor myself, I have to say I am feeling some envy toward whoever gets that blade from you. Really nice job.
Thank you very much McBobb 👍🏻👍🏻
1:36 that "rust soup" is scary, like it came straight out of Resident Evil
😅😅
Waiting for a t- virus snake to jump up from it🤪
bad soup
Looks like an attempt at brownies gone awry when he zoomed out haha
l ve been watching restoration works on TH-cam more than two years and very surprised that l didn't see your videos before. And now your channel is already in my top 3 restoration channels with mymechanics & tysy tube. Your works are amazing congrats.
Thank you very much Mustafa 😎👍🏼🍻 I really appreciate that 🙏🏻 thanks again
Have you seen Baumgartner Restoration?
@@annakoch9972 Ty. l ve checked it and art is not something l m looking for @ TH-cam.
Thank you very much for sharing this process! My grandfather was a barber and I inherited all of his razors and scissors after he passed. I look forward to using your techniques to make his tools look like new again! He would be proud. Thank you again!
I’m glad to hear that my work inspire you but be carrefull please,if you want to make the razor very sharp( I mean to use again on the beard) you need to use another method for sharpening. I think you need to invest in a sharpening system,I recomand you Edge pro. I will make another video with A-Z method and also with the detailed sharpening process 👍🏻👍🏻
My uncle owned a pawn shop and left me a box, yes.... a box of straight razors. I am not the brave individual that will shave with them. But this video brought back many fun memories of my time with Unc in his pawn shop. Thank you, CAR!
Thanks Steve and glad you liked it so much 😊
I like it very much, and i like that modern touch with that Epoxi-handle! I am deeply impressed that you are using high tec to check how sharpe is your blade!
I’m glad you like it Alex and thanks for watching and supporting my video 👍🏻🍀
not gonna lie but this is one of the most BEAUTIFUL knives i have ever seen and ive watched 5000+ knife videos not just metal/wood working thats just knives and this is in my top 5 of all time, i absolutely love it
Glad you liked it Jole 😊 thank you very much
Here is Restoration Rusty Straight Razor with Amazing Epoxy Handle. I hope you enjoy the video and let me know what you think about it. See you next time with something different. Stay safe!
Did you just reply to your own comment hahah
@@MasteringHow-To When accounts get banned, comments are gonne as well.
Yeah,now I seen. It’s weird.. there was another comment,i dont reply to myself. I’m not at that phase..yet 😅😅😅
Constanta
Hello ! Nancy is a town in France. Bonnaud is the name of the family who did the blade ;)
HOLY SH*T! That was AMAZING to see that come back from the grave! Well done sir!
Glad you like it Sir 👍🏻🍀
You seem to have all the knowledge and tools necessary for every one these various projects. Even your skill level sharpening a blade is excellent. Beautiful piece.
🤗🤗🤗
@@CoolAgainRestoration Well played here, Cool Again Restoration: As Seth previously said in his comment above, you *seems to have all the knowledge and tools necessary for every one of these various projects* lile this one right...😏😎
THIS IS BY FAR THE MOST AMAZING RESTORATION I'VE EVER SEEN!
Thank you very much Hector 🤗👍🏻🍀
Bonnaud was a French maker, based in Nancy, France. Quality steel..
I saw on my skin how quality was,after some couple of hours of sanding 🤦🏼♂️
They date back to at least 1770 (see www.lassco.co.uk/rare-original-copper-engravings-f)
Man man man.....the tools the results and above all the skills.....hats off to you dude really satisfying
Thank you very much Jamil 😎👍🏻👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration cheers man
Beautiful job on that old straight razor sir. It's amazing the transformation from a dangerously rusty old razor to a like new piece of usable art. Well done!
Thanks Brian! I really appreciate 👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration Well played, Cool Again Restoration. Seeing you just *restored a dangerously rusty-looking old straight razor* into a new piece of usable (and hygienic) work of art💈was pretty awesome to behold...😏😎
One more incredible restauration! Back to life!
My father used these with both hands! His beard was so thick and grew so fast he used to shave his face twice a day! I inherited his 2 razor blades. Never could use a blade without getting a cut...
👏👏👏 Fro Brazil 🇧🇷.
Thanks for appreciation Ari 🙏🏻
Impressive work, very clean! Always great to see new techniques, shows you either really know your stuff or are learning at lightning pace.
Thank you Steve,for your support and watching 👍🏻🍀
@@CoolAgainRestoration That's right, *Cool Again Restoraton* ...✌️😁
The love and care that goes into this work can be seen from space. Kudos.
🙈 many thanks 👍🏻
Sister has one, hella scary how sharp it is . Only allowed her to give me a shave with it once, after i made a mental note to never piss her off.
🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Pfffffffffffff hahahahah
I believe this is a French made Straight Razor. This was really pretty !! WOW 😳Look at that blade shine !! Amazing just AMAZING !! 👍👍
Thank you very much Robert 👍🏻👍🏻😊
Yknow man you have done some really amazing work idk why you don't have more subscribers its like informational asmr and I love it
Thanks buddy. Maybe after some time I will have more sub 🤷🏼♂️
This one was absolutely stunning
Thank you very much 🤗
I can imagine that there would be a strange fan base for that design but with blood red epoxy handle.
id love to add that beauty to the collection
What a gorgeous piece! A work of art.💖
Thanks Kathy 🤗
@@CoolAgainRestoration Well done, Cool Again Restoration...😁👍
Хорошая работа, друг. Был удивлён, что ты точил не руками. Теперь сам хочу так попробовать поточить)
Good job, friend. I was surprised that you didn't sharpen with your hands. Now I want to try to sharpen it myself)
Thank you very much 🤗
"At last! My arm is complete again!"
*Sweeny Todd Theme intensifies*
Thank you for this video. I've been sitting on a antique straight razor I picked up at a flea market to restore. The blade only has a small chip in it but the handle isn't original and I want to bring it all back into all its splendor.
Your video gave me some new ideas and strategies too take on the project.
Glad to hear that 👍🏻👍🏻
I found your coffee machine video on recommendation and first time I dont regret watching what TH-cam recommended me.
Great work mate❤️
Subscribed😊
Ooh,thank you very much King KJ.. glad to hear that and I try my best 👍🏻
I have seen several of these restorations on TH-cam, but your handles are the best so far. Nicely done, sir. Nicely done indeed.
Thank you very very much Paul. I think to make another razor,with a handle more amazing than that.
Nice work again! i did love the sticker "warning" on the belt grinder hahaha
Very nice!
Im never going to sleep. I am addicted to these videos. 😋😂
😅👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Very good work, excellent technique, wonderful as always...
That electrolysis "Soup" was slightly disturbing 😮 😀
What do you mean, that jumped from horror movie scary to devil scary
Fine work. Lovin that epoxy & wood combination. My Dad made pens and used wood & epoxy a lot. He was also a fan of using deer antlers in his pen making. He would have loved to see your work. It's nice to see other ppl doing what Dad did and doing it as well as he did. You are a wonderful artist.👏🏼
Thanks again my friend 🤩😊👍🏻 cheers and stay safe
Easily the best cutthroat restoration I've seen on TH-cam, a true object d'art.
I’m glad you like it,Mark 🤗👍🏻🍀
These videos are so cool and addicting! Never gets old!
I think that used to belong to a fella named "Corn Pop".
He was a bad dude.
He was a bad dude and he ran with a bunch of bad boys.
LOL!!!
Hermoso trabajo. El mejor afilado que he visto en TH-cam en mucho tiempo. Saludos desde Argentina. Te ganaste mi subscripción.
Gracias Martin 🙏🏻🙏🏻 and thank you for your subscription
The only problem with using a flat stone sharpening set is you don't get a "hollow grind", which is when both sides of the blade edge are concave and meet in a microscopically sharp edge. You can tell this blade was originally hollow ground - it involves large sharpening wheels and a LOT of skill. Very nice job!
Thanks Jon
Amazing work! Simply amazing! I am always in awe at the drive and talent you have for this craft.
Thanks a lot Darryl 😎👍🏻
Now that's called a Masterpiece 👌🏻👌🏻
Glad you liked Sanon 👍🏻
Beautiful razor. One of the only things i like to see a mirror finish on
Glad you liked it 😊✌🏻
I’m in barber school and will be purchasing a lot of insurance just so I can use these old school non disposable razors.
It depends on what state you plan to practice in. This state, Washington, has health regulations that prohibit the use of straight razors. You can use the "shavets" but not a real razor.
The handle was and extremely special touch. Love your work. You are extremely gifted. Keep making great video posts and we’ll keep watching them.
Best of luck 🍀
Thanks again man 👍🏻
fantastic work! Just discovered this channel a couple of days ago, I'm liking every video I see
That’s awesome. Thank you very very much and I’m glad you like it. 👍🏻🍀🤗
Приятно смотреть на такую работу.
Spasibo Evgeny 🍻😎👍🏻
it's crazy that electrolysis just kinda... does that
Kudos! I rarely watch videos to the end. My dream life. Shop class every day!!
Nice work bro.
I'm a carpenter,retired.
Appreciate this channel.
Thank you very much Jess. If you was a carpenter,you should watch my last video. 👍🏻👍🏻
if you intend to use this you should go to a much shallower edge
👍🏻👍🏻 I used. Is not the best razor in the world( i mean by sharpeness) but worl very well in my beard 😂
@@CoolAgainRestoration
A few remarks:
-First: learn to sharpen a razor. It is quite different from a knife, and is a learned skill. Be patient. For a proper edge geometry, a razor is to be sharpened flat on the stone. You remove metal from the edge AND the spine. No need to use any sharpening "thingamabob" or hald any angle, the blade shape does it for you.
-Your grain progression is too rough and too steep: you do not need anything below 800, unless the edge is badly chipped. A #1500 stone is barely end of sharpening. Then, you need to do the honing, but at that point, pasted strop is near useless, as the difference in grain is too large. You need to go through at least a 6000 stone first (maybe even finer) before you would see the effect of the pastes.
Get proper equipment. If you do not want too many stones, a small natural Belgian Coticule is a good choice that allows a full edge refining from the 1500 stone. It is an amazingly versatile honing stone, and with practice, you will not even need pasted strops.
-DO NOT CUT PAPER WITH A RAZOR! Doing this is ruining the edge (paper is very abrasive to a razor's edge). It's meant to cut hair, and hair only! If you want to test your blade, do a hair test (drag a hair across the edge. If your blade silently pops it is half, it's good. f it grabs and pops with a light "ping" it's okay-ish, but if it glides across, your edge is not sharp enough).
-the nickel plating was, IMHO, a pretty bad mistake. Nickel is very hard (will be problematic for sharpening) and is actually toxic/allergenic. Given that this thing will be in contact with your skin, and potentially your blood stream, you want to remove that crap asap. A proper razor blade is naked steel, polished and oiled to keep it in good condition (an oil like Ballistol is perfect for that).
But that was amzing work nontheless! Thumbs up! :)
Definitely your advices will be on my next razor project 👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration happy if I can help. Keep up the great work!
I know I need to learn more but with the time. Because to do a perfect work here in restoration,need skills about knifemaker,axe maker,razor maker,paint job, etc 😂😂 is like 10 job in one 😂 but everytime I try to do my best for all of you.
Man this is a MASTERPIECE!
Thanks man 😊
Nice, they found Corn Pop's razor.
hey, I'm involved in a very similar restoration project!
Only instead of a neat and well supplied workshop full of tools, I have a difficult set of circumstances, gradually improving...
well it's the same principle only going a lot slower and with a lot more "creative redecisions" - thanks for this video, it has inspired me not to give up.
Glad to hear that Patrick 🤩🥰🤗🤗
Not bad, few things to consider blade requires a much higher polish, nickel plaiting means it will never produce a quality edge. (A quality razor has no plating) That sharpening device will not achieve the correct angle, brass liners in the fixing holes will reduce future ware , if correctly prepared there is no need to use compound on the strop.
That is not only beauty but full of art and high skills. Thanks for beautiful work.
Thanks Sabah 👍🏻
Lmao you're hilarious for calling it "the tetanus"
Awesome! Now grab Victor, and i'll shave him! Or i'll grab him, and you'll shave him! :D
Victor's biggest enemy is the razor blade :)) thank you for your support Jonh👍🏻🍀
excellent choices of materials for restoration beautiful job ,,looks new
Thank you very much Kenneth 👍🏻🍀🤗
I can tell it's French and produced in Nancy, but I can't find the company. It's probably been dissolved long ago, but maybe an old Lorrain whom worked on such beauty will stumble on this video and shed a tear.
🤗🤗🤗thanks Guillaume 🍻
Absolutely Fine Job and Beautiful Recreation
Glad you liked it 👍🏻
well sir, it's fine work, very fine, but actually I don't like the handle. I would prefer all wood or all resin. that half and weird shape doesn't do it FOR ME. I do like the way the resin part turned out color wise, neat effect but would be better on the entire handle, in my opinion. I'm old so I'm also old school, I tend to like things the older way. by the way, it does not take courage or at least much courage to shave yourself with a straight razor... but it takes real courage to let a barber you don't even know do it. course you could do like clint eastwood in one of his spaghetti westerns, keep your gun cocked under the apron thing, they mess up, kaboom.
Thank you sir! It’s hard to thank everyone. Maybe what you like 100%,someone dislike that. And I have a little audience..😂😂 the phrase with the courage,was from a joke.
@@CoolAgainRestoration well I tried to be specific that it was MY taste, not that you did anything wrong. I got the joke but you didn't get mine, apparently you've never seen that old Clint Eastwood movie, here's the clip: th-cam.com/video/2fc36Hc2n2s/w-d-xo.html High plains drifter.
I realized your joke. I didn't know about the movie, I saw it now 😂
@@tootall5559, Wow, you are a very egocentric little man. You pushed your opinion forcefully in your comment, then attempt to play it off in your follow up. Then you got so asshurt about him not getting your joke, that you link it, again trying to force your "me me me" toddler bullshit. Who cares if he got your Eastwood reference, you have to point it out to him with more prattling about "I guess you never saw it". As if you are in a class above him because you watch Eastwood, that's the subtle narcissistic traits showing through, you should get counseling. I pity your wife and others who have to feign a smile around your intolerable ass, you're a zero.
Outstanding! I wish I had all your tools, plus your knowledge would be extremely helpful! Excellent work!
Thanks a lot Vicki 😊
“The Tetanus” XD
beautiful result Mr Cool. not sure I'd be brave enough to shave with it, but the result of the restoration is a piece of art!
Thank you very much Mark! I will makr another project like that,but more detailed and more cool video 😇😎
The most satisfying channel on TH-cam. 👌
Glad to hear that Carol 👍🏻🍀
Wow now that's some super work right here. You ppl that dislike this video don't understand how fragile these french blade are or too easily chip the razer!
handles are a fantastic idea. Looks amazing
Looks great. I like how simple you make it look with just a few basic tools. You make it look easy because you're good at it.
Oh,thank you Bill😇🙏🏻🍀 glad you like it 🤗
You are so perfect in what you make. Congratulation's.
Thanks buddy 😊
'Tis a thing of beauty now and useful once again.
The most perfect restoration i hve ever seen ... very very sharp work as the sharp razor
Thanks Mohamed 👍🏻🍀
Brief channel description: hypnotic, artistic, skilled yet unnecessary overkill that you can't stop viewing.
Thanks for this brief description 😎🍻👍🏻
Always a delight to see a restore episode in here
Wow the handles look really really cool. Reminds me of like an ocean 😍
Glad you liked it Mason 😎👍🏻
Just found your work on line, and I’m really enjoying it. Restoring a straight razor was a great idea and it was really a nice job.
Thank you very much Brian 👍🏻🍻
Lot of effort went into this, nice work! The razor turned out great.
Thanks Restored👍🏻
Sir, your videos and craftsmanship are excellent. I really enjoy the sounds. So many video makers included music that ruins the video. They need to understand that all people do not like their type of music. Thanks again.
Greetings and many thanks 😊
You're a master of your art, no wonder you're gonna hit that sweet 1M subscriber mark in no time.
Thank you very much Fenrir 😎
I am soo very getting addicted to your videos man !!!!
What a masterpiece 😍😍😍 incredible!!!
Nice to hear that man,thanks again 😎
Love this Chanel everything turns out beautiful
Thank you very much 🤗
Вообще здорово получилось.
Your hands are highly skilled
Thanks Marcel 🤗👍🏻
You highly skilled person 👍👍👍
Thanks 😎👍🏼
Beautifully restored
Thanks buddy 😊
Отличный результат изготовления рукояток 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏻👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤗🤗🤗♥️♥️♥️♥️
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤗🍀
I love how all your tools look like brand new...you must spend as much time cleaning them as you do useing them. I wish I had that much patience,,, you rock! Oh and the razor came out great!
I dont like dirty arround me 😂
Cool Again Restoration lol I guess not! You seem to have a very clean and organized workshop... I envy you for that! Lol nice job on the razor as well!!!
Thank you very much and I appreciate 🤗🍀👍🏻
You do an amazing job at restoring things
Glad to hear that Mikey 👍🏻👍🏻thanks
It's amazing what you can do. Such skills ⭐
Beautiful Restoration.
Thanks buddy🍀😊👍🏻
Best job! Well done!!! 👍 👍 👍 👍
Thank you very much brother 👍🏻🍻
Hermoso trabajo mi admiración saludos desde cali Colombia
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Beautiful work & restoration. The Straight Razor looks amazing! That baby is ready to mow down some whiskers.
Yeah.. is ready and it’s very sharp for that. I’m glad you like it Dirty Hairy 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So relaxing to watch 👏👏
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Absolutely STUNNING!
Glad you liked Cecil 🍀👍🏻
Each video is much more cool that previous video
That mean progression 😇
Ha quedado muy bien. Congratulations!!!
Gracias MAT 😇
What a sweet piece of restoration art - didn't expect the nickel plating, you get bonus points for that
Thanks Kurt 👍🏻
Nice Work.I like people who know how to do with their own hands.
Thanks for confidence Mike 👍🏻
Bonnaud Nancy seems to have been a popular manufacturer of straight razors in France back when they were in wide use
Awesome 🤩
@@CoolAgainRestoration there wasn’t much when I searched I could piece it together
The only gripe I have is it would have been nice to see the blade fully closed so we could show love to that glorious handle. Bravo.