Super Rusty Knife Becomes Extremely Sharp!

I'm restoring this old rusty knife and it comes out extra sharp
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[@gayle525]

How flexible is it. If it’s very flexible then it might be a fillet knife.

[@helenault7452]

That looks like it was a worn-out mill file that someone ground into a taper to convert to a knife. That kind of thing used to be done a lot; I have an ancient butcher knife here whose blade started out as a section of a broken band saw blade from a steel mill, back in the 1920s. It holds an edge amazingly well. I need to make a new pair of grips for it, though.

[@PerfectRestore]

⚒️ It's a restoration.
- It's like a journey from old and worn out to elegant and
functional!
The level of care and precision in this restoration is truly amazing! Thanks for the video))👍👍👍

[@scottwallace4864]

Beautiful work

[@geraldstamour1312]

Knife's lookin' hella dope, Lost & Restored!

[@dogboyendicott5211]

He blinded me with science!

[@bobjoncas2814]

LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE WORK, KEEP WELL

[@georgebrown8312]

Marvelous job you did restoring that knife. It looks much better and it is razor sharp. I also like the new sheath you made for it. Excellent work as usual.

[@vinceianni4026]

Beautiful restoration mister well done

[@razorboyXVII]

Wow! Nice work!

[@modellbahnagenda]

Nice work 👍👍👍

[@PGoodmanCOG]

Nice work. Love the way the handle came out.

[@BurnabyAlex]

0:10 I'm pretty sure that rusty knife started out as a file in an earlier life

[@rahadianaryo5979]

0:16 "Retired Chisel: Works great for *scrapping-off this surface rust* here...👍"

[@suzanned6226]

Beautiful - I love the handle!

[@CL-we8tn]

Lovely work, hope the knife appreciates it.

[@mskayla7747]

Rusty knives find you because they know you will give them new life. 👍

[@MASI_forging]

Another great restoration. 👏👏

[@lawrenceforman6999]

Watermelon 🍉 party 🎊
Very cool knife 🔪
You’re best creator in youtube history!
See ya next project! 👍

[@Amiran_Ramalotti]

КРАСИВО ...Hi from Russia

[@user-ze3oo4ui6m]

yes,it was used for cutting

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Beautiful work, BUT... This is clearly a kitchen knife (slicer), rather than a hunting-type knife! Therefore, the guard/bolster is wrong -- you need a bolster that allows the user's hand/fingers to be 1/4 on the blade, 3/4 on the handle. (And a belt-loop sheath would not be used with it...) Otherwise, I really like the wire on the handle, and like I said, otherwise the work was done beautifully!

[@carrestore]

Beautiful Handle😍😍

[@IRWT]

Nice handle and cool work with leather!

[@nordicson2835]

Nice work from blade to sheath , top marks

[@tnxstaff]

MASTERPIECE!

[@aaronbeatty1153]

Great work like how you used the wire in the handle

[@galinapatey9371]

Класс 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeffreytinacanine5026]

My guess, call me crazy, the knife was used to cut stuff.......originally. Awsome work!

[@jstaatzy5606]

I'm just curious what you painted pink?!

[@quocthanhtran5199]

“It’s perfect”

[@sophiestick3369]

I think it's a fish fillet knife.

[@mulepowerforge]

its too thick and not flexible enough

[@alyssasabrae7943]

Yes, SCIENCE!!!!!

[@lumgs2009]

Just be patient and let it sit in the rust remover for 24 hours. It would have saved a lot of work and ultimately time too!

[@Mr.Worf63]

Great job !! Does look like a filet knife.

[@user-cn9of3lv9w]

Супер 😊👍🏿😊😊🎉😂❤❤❤

[@tanbui_restore]

Hello

[@lindawallace6750]

Used for cutting up fish just caught

[@haemhorrhoidian]

Japanese Yanagiba slicing knife

[@georgejones3526]

Cutting stuff?

[@Tardisius]

MMMMMM...Fresh watermelon....=))

[@minimaltrace]

That is most likely a fish/fillet knife and as such, that handle ... it looks like you tried to mate a lion with an elephant, it just won't work.

[@tomswindler64]

😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@russhoffman6301]

Have you ever had a project that ended up being "too far gone" to restore/repair? Would love to see a video about projects like that.

[@BaracudaTeam]

I cannot fathom why these youtube "restorers" spend days removing rust with electrolysis, wirebrushing, various liquids... and then just end up grinding the surface anyway.

[@CJ_7519]

👍🔪!!

[@rogerpatrongonzalez5800]

👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍

[@kylestalnaker]

Why don't you ever sandblast anything?

[@miguelserrao4747]

In my countrie those kind of knifes are used to kill pigs

[@condar419]

I looked up the knife's purpose. It was used for cutting and stabbing things.. LOL You deserved that ater the 'ten tickles' groaner.

[@biggusditchus]

Another one for you, how do you work out if some one is ticklish? Test tickles!
Sorry it's 1.45 in morning, great restoration.

[@davidjohnston330]

My grandpa called that a pig sticker! 🤔

[@vidlooker1000]

It‘s may not a knife but to open letters.?

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Sushi Bayonet

[@charlesstephens3660]

Looks like it used to be a file............

[@kaster5339]

Ножи, не твоё, хватит, остановись!

[@MinMin-xs6ul]

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