Antique Meat Cleaver Restoration - 105 Years old
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2020
- Restoration of a huge antique meat cleaver from Italy. See this 100 years old and very raw butcher tool getting restored into a real beauty.
THE RESTORATION PROCESS
I disassembled the shaft from the cleaver blade and welded the pin holes together. I sandblasted the back side and heated the metal to get the blade straight. Then a full annealing process at 879 degrees Celsius to reduce the hardness and internal stress in the metal of this meat cleaver. I grinded a new cutting edge in a 30-degree one side angle. After that I heat treated the metal and gained a 60-62 HCR (Rockwell hardness scale)
I did etch the cleaver on both sides and created a beautiful new handle of an old piece of hickory wood. I finish the project with a nice little laser engraving and some very cool decorations.
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Best wishes and stay safe ❤ Martin
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He's putting hours and hours into making those beautiful pieces and recording the process. Months later he's still hearting comments. You can tell he's really passionate and genuinely appreciates having people recognizing the literal art he's making.
thanks a lot :)
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I like how he lows the volume on the noisy gadgets, for us...... thank you so much
Yes if he didn't do that my parents would have grounded me for staying up late Lmao
My weak ears say thank you on that behalf
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Covering up the flash lights during welding would also be appreciated.
@@43painter those are clearly not flashlights 💀💀
Many people fail to realize, this is art. It is as beautiful as painting, and its very underrated.
Love your work brother.
Thank you so much 😀
It like working of art I wood say I no so good video I wood say
I’m never even gonna lie, I literally don’t like watching other restorations but yours, and I literally just typed up your channel just to watch your vids, keep up the good work my guy
I appreciate that! thank you so much :)
Same
4:44 Anyone else notice the face or it's just me😮?!
Looked like a skull.
Same here - like a skull or T1000 or somethin like that
I noticed it too!
I think he added some horror ambience to this one, on account of it being an ancient meat cleaver, cleavers being associated with murder and slasher villains.
@@LokyMusik yes joust like that
TH-cam: 105 years old cleaver!
Me at 3 am: Ｉｎｔｅｒｅｓｔｉｎｇ
5 am
2:30 a.m.
@@silentolivia9968 lel interesting
This comment is too accurate I can relate
3 pm
I love how you use rain sounds as a background, adds a whole new level of tranquility!
Did anyone else see a face when he’s was using heat on it when it was brown?
Yes sir! 4:24
Yes
@@davidcox9887 I thought wt I was just seeing things but thanks
Yes I thought so too.
The one edited there in post-production? Uh, yeah.
Wow! The work shown in this video was absolutely amazing and the end result shows that. It came out absolutely perfect, good job!
Wenn chunnt mol wieder es neus Video vo dir? Ha scho Entzugserschiinige :-)
Thank you so much 😀 hope that you had a great summer my friend!
When my mechanics gives you a compliment you know it’s some good work
Best Datting Click 🔽
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在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。
說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
來調味食物煮的時候 1618832053
Breaks handle apart
AR: Sadly the handle is too broken to re-use
Me: Well it is now 😄
ha ha ... ;-) ... it really was
@@AwesomeRestorations I know, you should have put it up before you took it off. 😉
Lesley Young Exactly what I was thinking. 🤣
Shame about the handle 😥
Imagine that, a knife restorer who didn't find his project at the bottom of a boggy creek. He simply made it better then new. Well done Sir.
thank you so much 😊
You have all the necessary tools that make your tasks doable.
SWEET!!!
The dark red was a nice one ... I would choose that for a handle
Thanks for watching and yes the dark wood is really beautiful too 😉👍
Agreed,
Me too
Yeah if I was restoring it id go for the red wood
Same here
You need to create some merch with the slogan “This needs sandblasting.”
I really should yes 😂 maybe I will
You should make t-shirt about it and wear it on your next vid :)
@@AwesomeRestorations Do You Even Blast? Lol, cheers!
I would purchase a T-Shirt with that slogan as a banner.
That would be awesome😂😂
This man means serious business, if he wants a Heineken all he needs to do is turn around, lol, seeing the skull in the heated metal was also a nice touch
thanks, glad you like it :)
Can't be the only person who find these videos both insanely relaxing and satisfying in ewual measure. Great work. Appreciated.
thank you so much I appreciate it 😊
These videos are a metaphor for life. They remind me that what you see on the surface doesn't determine potential. The work you put in determines what your final product will be. Put in the work, and you'll get something beautiful out of it.
Thanks for watching Kevin and for your kind words I really appreciate it 😉👍
Kevin Jones - Your comment is one of the top five, if not the BEST, comment I have ever read in the TH-cam's comments section of any video. Good for you, you are very insightful.
ASMR blacksmithing, this...is...I'm in love.
Wow, that 💀 that appears at 4:23 was so cool!
I never skip a second and most of the time I go back 15 seconds to watch it again. Now I will have to binge watch other videos 👍
thank you so much :)
I’m so use to you not talking. I thought someone broke in my house when you started speaking lol.
ha ha ... sorry Ricardo ;-)
It seems like the majority of these restoration channels are dead silent as far as speech. I assumed that they probably didn't even speak English and just kept quiet to keep their content more universal.
I'm so damn glad you are getting sponsors! Your content is so good, you've deserved this recognition for a long time
thanks you are too kind
I love how you restored it to a point where it’s in way better shape than what it was but it’s still got that used look like it’s been through a lot.. as if it was used for years and years and is still holding up. You didn’t use any bonding to fill the imperfections or cracks and you didn’t polish the whole thing like you see everyone else doing. It looks good! Something unique in a way
thank you so much :)
That face on the blade as you're heating it! Brilliant
glad you like it :)
Man, the amount of patience,
I wish i have those
Это просто удивительно, как старый тесак превращается в шедевр и все благодаря мастеру своего дела, просто 19 минут удовольствия, спасибо за очередное прекрасно проведённое время на твоём канале, твой контент прекрасен.
Anything this guy touches turns to gold. Extremely impressed!
many thanks :)
@@AwesomeRestorations you're welcome!
I loved the look on this. Most of the metal look rusted and pitted, but a mirror finish on the edge. The custom etched end cap was great. I'm jealous. Wish I could find a piece like this to work on.
thanks a lot :)
Как всегда на высшем уровне!
Согласен!
Blyat
You need sandblasting
La tuya por si acaso
Huh?
OMG, I dropped acid about 40 minutes before watching this. You wouldn’t believe the voices I heard and images I saw on what has to be a haunted cleaver!
Oh there's definitely f***** up noises in this video! A few times I heard what sounded like something heavy swinging from a rope
@@beeski2922 don't encourage him!
Yes encourage him
Acid is so fun, lol. I've had some great experiences on it.
Check the minute 4:43 I'm sure you're going to see a skull on the blade
Ah, the face in the metal from 3:17 to 3:21, and with the creepy music. Man I love this man's work and his videos. I would love to know if he ever sells any of these items he restores, I would shell out good money for some of these items for sure.
thanks so much Justin for your kind words I really appreciate it :)
Saw that too! On purpose?
This channel is where I come to get away from all the damn garbage on the internet. Thank you for keeping this manly and not wimpy.
thanks a lot :)
Master of Restoration🔥🔥
“Do you see this crack running down the length of the cleaver? It is for this reason we will not test your blade.”
forged in fire "you see this crack running down the length of the cleaver? It is for this reason we will not test your blade.”
This will not keeelll...
You didnt make the cut...
Yeah, that blade was made by an apprentice or someone not even trying.
brilliant brilliant brilliant , so i need a sand blaster a welder and a work bench that flips over just like yours , and also the skill of an artist , you are fantastic , marvellous restoration , i could watch you work all day . the steel must be really good on the old cleaver .
thanks I appreciate your kind words :)
That is marvelous how you restored that old meat cleaver. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work as usual. So good to see old articles restored to their former glory.
Thank you very much!
Love the background sounds!!! They make the videos so calming! Love it!
Thank you so much 🤗
Классный как всегда ролик. Спасибо за субтитры!!))) P.S. *нормальный запас пива!!!)))*
Love the subtle skull overlay at 3.19 when heating up the cleaver to straighten it up.
thanks :)
I absolutely love the cosmetic appearance of old, worn, rough and used knives and blades. It adds such a perfect amount of savagery and fearsomness.
Old, worn, and rough knives and blades are worthless. There is absolutely ZERO savagery and fearsomeness behind a rusted/dilapidated blade.
@@m4rvinmartian Weak bait. Try harder.
@@SteamSoftworks Maybe if you're some kinda LARPer.
@@m4rvinmartian hell no, filthy larpers still live with their parents. mommy would never let them have something that dangerous
Join us in State of Survival: bit.ly/SOS_AwesomeRestorations. In this video I restore and customize a huge antique meat cleaver from Italy - Its properly around 105 years old - Hope that you enjoy this one. Stay safe, Cheers Martin
Awesome Restorations nice one 👌
Long time waiting for your video
Why can't you restore any bikes or cycles??
5 minutes ago
Russian where?
Russians are here
Anybody else notice the skull image in the blade where he was heating it at 4:43 WTF
it is there.. he doesn't address it in the video but looks like a nicely done video effect because of the sponsor.
Yes wtf hahahah
Yea
its a video effect dipshit
So did i...it was scary tough
Seems like demonic blade!..
Man, you take a lot of efforts for one tool. The level of perfection and attention to detail is amazing. Kudos!
Thank you very much!
Cuánta pasión, dedicación, para una labor tan loable, como lo es la restauración, le das una segunda oportunidad a piezas antiguas, que brillaron en todo su momento de la época.
Your Just Like Batman!😲 ....🤷♂️
......He Has All The Cool Toys!🤩😁👍🤫
What a great way to begin the weekend, starting with this great video, gonna watch it after work! Keep it up!
Awesome, thank you!
105 years old? Wow! What a find.
Amazing! Picked the same wood again! I was definitely hoping for the lighter wood. Restoration is like an art form. Good thing you have all this documented on video!❤️❤️💕💕
thanks a lot for your kind words :)
Me: who puts a video up at 3:00 am
Awesome restorations: oh boy, 3:00 am !!!
In Europe 9:00 am 🙃
In Vietnam its 1pm 😂
It was around 12:00 am Pacific Daylight Time. 💤
Amazing stuff man! I really love watching people like yourself work, and the way you all are able to show your amazing skills to all of us delighted viewers! I know nothing of machining and restoration. And I don't want to learn it lol. But damn it's so fun to just veg out and watch guys like yourself work and restore things the way you guys are able to do! It's pretty incredible! :)
beer fridge in work shop this is a real man 💪🏽
thanks :) 🍺🍺
thank you, but giving life to those treasures again, and motivating us to search for and save jewels like these.
So nice of you
Imagine making a beautiful cleaver and then playing state of survival on it
Martin hello to you from Russia! I have been watching your videos for a long time, your work is simply amazing! Each work is unique in its own way! In every thing, in every action done during work - you put your soul and a part of yourself! I am very happy when your videos come out! I'm looking forward to the next video! I always like it unambiguously! Beck
Hi thank you so much for your kind words I really appreciate it :) greetings from Martin
I love how you keep the integrity of the item.
thank you so much
That cleaver don't look a day over 104. Amazing work man.
😂😂 thanks
It's one in the morning where I live, This video helped me find the dream. 💜
Wonderful! cheers :)
Excellent video, I love to watch your videos for all those beautiful sounds that you add and listen for the work you put on it, you have all my respect, I admire all your dedication that you put to your videos, go on and you will have subscribers like me, as well as grateful for your magic of each of your videos ❤️❤️
Thanks for watching Alan and for your kind words I really appreciate it 😉👍
My sentiments exactly. He's a talented artisan with a good sense of humor who makes great videos. So enjoyable.
Please never stop making those videos ❤️
Martin: you are the boss of this type of restoration. Your work is superb.
Thank you so much 😀
You did a good job and put all your work in it and very good has new .
Очень круто👍 Мужик с большой буквы!)))
Anyone else notice how he labeled the time stamps its amazing
Also why dont you just always use the wire disk
Я русский, у меня плохо с английским, но это не мешает мне смотреть замечательные видео от хорошего человека(автора канала)
Sandblasting has to be soooooo satisfying to do, and I have to say RESPECT for the fridge full of Heinekens.
Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 😉👍
The cherry red block wood handle was my choice
Yes - that's really nice - I was very close to choose this dark one too ;-)
Yes mine to
6:56 did anyone noticed the Cooler full of beer🤣 that Must be a whole lot
Old stuff is great!
I been here since the beginning and never disappointed
thanks so much Bradley for your support :)
@@AwesomeRestorations thank you for the entertainment
I'm early again and I love your videos they're amazing keep up the good word
Work*
Thank you so much!
*work
@@ChildOfSun23 lol yea thx for the correction
The master who made this cleaver in a coffin turned over twice without a throwing projectile
The cinematography is top notch.
thank you so much :)
What a clever guy it's nice to watch a true professional at work
many thanks Michael :)
Вижу новое видео, сразу ставлю "like", потом смотрю
Love this restoration, so satisfying and relaxing
Glad you enjoy it!
These restorations are amazing. If you take care of things, they can last forever.
This guy has all the tools and machine, making it easy to work with compares other people they had to find a way to make it work. He spent alot of money.
Good job bro my friend :)
you remind me of my grandpa ;)
Marty. You sir are awesome!
Thank you kindly
Watching your videos has become a part of my bed time routine. I love your videos so much
Yay! Thank you!
I just watched a 19 minute long ad and for once I'm not upset about it.
😂 thanks you are very kind
Bravo. E obrigado pelas legendas em português.
I really love that you can really effortlessly turn the table around it a brilliant idea
yes that table is really awesome :)
Like the cooler. Beer & power tools don't mix well. Just love the flip woodworking bench that has the massive grinder. Nice project. Well done. Especially very little talking & just the sounds of the work.
Thanks 👍
4:45 when u realise that ancient people were way more badass compred to you....that skull tho
it's edited. Take a look how the skull seems to move itself.
That was a cool touch
Where?
@@mariaguglielmo1532 it's 4:24 rn
Found your channel while wandering youtube late at night, your videos instantly had my attention! This is the kind of content I love to see! :)
Ah yes. I love it! Making things great again...
thanks :)
the end product of this look amazing. The polished blade edge look like water!
glad you like it :)
Найс)Холодильник с пивасиком вообще здорово🔥
Каждый раз смотрю и каждый раз восхищаюсь.
Превосходно.
Спасибо дружище.
очень много самопальщины. непонятно про закалку, про отпуск, а про метод наваривания я вообще промолчу. сталь испорчена.
Love that you have a big fridge full of Heineken! 🤘🏻😂
It's so good to take a could beer after a hard day working ;-)
Oak or hickory make beautiful handles for restored old tools
thanks I am glad you think so :)
Finally,he meant that he is only gonna add a squeeze of WD40
ha ha ... ;-)
Wicked cool piece! Always enjoy watching the restoration but not a huge fan when engraving is added on to these old pieces especially an add for a game. Overall still looked awesome
Imagine, one hundred years from now. That could be being restored.
I see the man's inspiration ... he has a beer fridge filled with nice cold beer ... brilliant ...
Cheers James ;-)
Bruh if u give this guy something 1000's of years old he will restore it
Imagine trying to rob this guy's house then he comes out with this...
This man has everything lol
He is so extra, and i love it!!
Please keep making more videos!