Restoring +35 year old knife (part 2 of 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2016
- In this video i restore one of my dads old knifes, which is very old. In this second part of a 2 part video, i shape the handle and finish up the knife.
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Nice handle ,,,,cool job,,,, congratulations....👍😃
A little advice, you may protect your blade with paper and tape when you do the handle 😉
Instead of clean it after
we albanians say... te lumshin doret..... well done...respect! you have a huge knowledge for metalls and woods....
i cant say, when a youtubevideo satisfied me more than yours
Thank you very much!
I would love to have learned such craftsmanship. Beautiful.
FUTURE PHILOSOPHY It's never too late to learn ;)
Glue just one scale on. Drill that scale through the holes in the knife. Then glue the other scale on and drill completely through the opposite way. Pins fit perfectly every time. Also, shape the front end of your scales before assembly. You have to think ahead, but there is no chance of ugly scratches and the work is much simpler. Nice job. I like up-cycle.
bomaite1 thank you
4:42 Nothing like a nice cuppa te- OH
Eric Kelly Ahaha!
You did a terrific job on that knife. Its something to be very proud of. I liked all the fast action in your video lol.... Very much enjoyed. Thank you
Jim Thank you Jim, i appreciate it :D
love it, well done sir! Im working on rehabing a early green river knife myself. More old to new knife vids please.
fedorvoorhees thank you. I do have a knife video coming up
1:44 This is why i prefer work with steel.
At 4:34 I almost crapped my pants it was so much louder than every thing else but fantastic job buddy
Nice job!
Beautiful. I also read where you got your knife.
Well done.
Kazoolhu thank you!
Great job!
Thank you!
Try to clean the epoxy once that is soft, dont let it dry to clean, nice video.👍👍👍
Paulo Castro I know, but since i used 5 min epoxy i didn't have alot of time to do it. (which kinda was a mistake) But it worked out!. Thanks for watching ^^
Nice job
can I ask what is the oil you used to treat the wood handle with, thanks
Excellent
Thank you sir!
Where the marks on the blade bad sanding or a bad heat treat?
what stone is the weirdly cut one at the end of when you were sharpening it?
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это не сталь плохого качества, это называется не умею заточить хорошо!!!
Say Heah, You did Good.,,. p
Thanks!
Make N' Create Y W.,,. p
what was the last sharpening process a stone? send me the link for this pls.Very nic work√ ( :
The last stone is a very smooth and hard piece slate... i think. Thank you :)
How did you know that hidden shape of blade? I do not think this knife is +35 year old.
Mădălin Gheorghe not quite sure what you mean about hidden shape? as for the age of the knife it is 35+ years. My dad bought it when he was a young man and he is 55 now.
You started to disassemble the knife without knowing what's behind the wood parts and in the second video you showed us the blueprint who you made before starting to disable.
5:01 But maybe you did the blueprint after you disable the knife? I am not quit sure but i hope you understand the question.
I made the drawings after i found out what type of tang it was. Thank you!
Awesome, keep up the good work!
Thank you! :)
Ice how do you know how old it is
Nice not ice
Asw Asw it was my dads, he bought it when he was a teenager
part 3 | Restoring my sex life.
Nice job but Sharpening bad..
there's too many stress fractures in that steel. it is extremely unsafe
It has been used daily, ever since i restored it and it still holds up.
Make N' Create I'm glad to hear. just be carefull, don't do anything crazy like chopping with it cause I had a knife like that once and it broke and flew off at me. really scary. I like your design though