Restoration of ultra rare cleaver _ a Waste of Time ?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- "Restoration of a Very Rusty Cleaver: Unveiling the Intrigue - The Unseen Blade"
In this thrilling video, we delve into a captivating and extraordinary journey in the realm of cleaver restoration. Unearthed from the depths of time, these cleavers hold tales untold, waiting to be shared with the world.
The story kicks off with an enigmatic cleaver, a relic unseen before, leading us into a realm where the past meets the present through the art of restoration. The worn-out and time-worn cleavers, now in the hands of skilled artisans, undergo a transformation like no other. With a blend of craftsmanship and modern techniques, these cleavers are revitalized to their former glory. The enthralling process, from rust removal and refining to blade sharpening and contemporary embellishments, unfolds before our eyes in this video.
Yet, the narrative extends beyond mere restoration. In the second part of the video, the veil is lifted on the secrets concealed by these enigmatic cleavers. Cleavers that have remained hidden in the shadows of history are set to be unveiled, marking a significant discovery in the world of cleaver restoration. This extravagant and mesmerizing tale of unearthing mysteries promises to captivate audiences, leaving them astounded by the revelations. Are you ready to embark on this journey with us, bridging the gap between the past and the future of these remarkable cleavers?
00:00 review
00:15 brushing
00:42 Removing rust
01:07 Separating the Wooden Handle
1:26 Ready for Restoration
01:44 Rust removal by electrolysis
02:40 Washing
03:22 Wire brushing
03:37 Sanding the Surfaces
04:19 Removing Imperfections for Polishing
06:01 Customizing the Cleaver
06:22 Polishing
06:37 Super Blue and oil
07:13 Process of making the handle
08:27 Drilling Wooden Handle and Attaching to the Blade
09:14 Sharpening
09:25 Before
09:40 after
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Przepiękny jest ten tasak kuchenny odrestaurowany pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
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Beautiful restoration. 👍👍
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How long have you been making these videos I am trying to follow in your footsteps 🙏
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great
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That is an amazing restoration. Great job.😊
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Do you restore 80 years old Persian military officer's swords?
Respect to OP, really a well-filmed video, just wanted to point out what they did. The front of the cleaver is more of a modern take on Viking weapons, only sometimes seen in cleavers like this. Even still, they often made very straight blades, only slightly curved if there was one. They also would have no need for the dip in the back of the blade and is a purely aesthetic thing that would only be in modern cleavers, not efficient and the cleaver wasn't a high enough prized 'weapon' to get a fancy blade... if they even used cleavers that is. They didn't use cleavers and opted for smaller straight blades, long swords, and axes. This is a fake video with (cant guarentee) but probably artificially rusted, especially with the cracking surface that resembles clay, it happens with faux rust a lot. Now im not saying that this isn't an interesting and even a well-filmed video, but please don't lie and/or just try and fact-check before you post things like these. You are very eloquent and efficient at getting your point across with the words in your description, but don't lie, seriously uncool...
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i don't like the random denting decorative in the mdidle of the blade for no reason. also the bluing jsut as a strip across the middle as well; doesn't make the end product look good. should've just kept it simple.
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I don't care if this is fake, it's very satisfying to watch.
Respect to OP, really a well-filmed video, just wanted to point out what they did. The front of the cleaver is more of a modern take on Viking weapons, only sometimes seen in cleavers like this. Even still, they often made very straight blades, only slightly curved if there was one. They also would have no need for the dip in the back of the blade and is a purely aesthetic thing that would only be in modern cleavers, not efficient and the cleaver wasn't a high enough prized 'weapon' to get a fancy blade... if they even used cleavers that is. They didn't use cleavers and opted for smaller straight blades, long swords, and axes. This is a fake video with (cant guarentee) but probably artificially rusted, especially with the cracking surface that resembles clay, it happens with faux rust a lot. Now im not saying that this isn't an interesting and even a well-filmed video, but please don't lie and/or just try and fact-check before you post things like these. You are very eloquent and efficient at getting your point across with the words in your description, but don't lie, seriously uncool...
No way this could be a Viking knife, if it was you would have NEVER scored the blade or replaced the handle. 😢
Respect to OP, really a well-filmed video, just wanted to point out what they did. The front of the cleaver is more of a modern take on Viking weapons, only sometimes seen in cleavers like this. Even still, they often made very straight blades, only slightly curved if there was one. They also would have no need for the dip in the back of the blade and is a purely aesthetic thing that would only be in modern cleavers, not efficient and the cleaver wasn't a high enough prized 'weapon' to get a fancy blade... if they even used cleavers that is. They didn't use cleavers and opted for smaller straight blades, long swords, and axes. This is a fake video with (cant guarentee) but probably artificially rusted, especially with the cracking surface that resembles clay, it happens with faux rust a lot. Now im not saying that this isn't an interesting and even a well-filmed video, but please don't lie and/or just try and fact-check before you post things like these. He is very eloquent and efficient at getting your point across with the words in your description, but don't lie, seriously uncool...