Broken Old Nordic Knife Restoration from WW2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2024
- Restoration of an old Nordic knife with a broken handle most likely from WW2. I believe it is from WW2 because of the blade shape, handle form and the way of assembly. Handle is made out of curly birch wood and I had to come up with a way to say it. Enjoy watching!
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Another great and beatiful restoration Friend...
Congratulations and Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪 🖐️
Thank you so much friend 😀
I appreciate that very much! Greetings
Excellent master, thanks for sharing. Greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪 😀
Thanks a lot! My pleasure 👋😃
That’s a beautiful knife that anyone would be proud to own and use! Great job!
Much appreciated, thank you sir!
GOOD WORK, KEEP SAFE....
Thanks, you too!
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Your working style is different. Absolutely simply beautiful. Even your workshop look given feeling like 18th century. Keep it up. God bless you.
Thank you so much sir, I will 🤗❤
Stay safe my good sir!
Amazing work.i just love the fact it's all old hand tools all done in the ways of old which I believe are the best
True craftsmanship
Love your work keep it up
Thank you kindly 🤗
I appreciate that very much! Will do ☺️
Beautiful tools, beautiful video. Greetings from Argentina.
Glad you like them! Thank you so much 🤗
Best wishes from Norway
Love to see people who restore things by old school methods! Cheers
Thanks buddy!
What a great video 😀😍👏🏻
You are so kind, thanks you so much 🤗
@@FFD_Restorations easy, you simply deserve it😉
Beautiful, beautiful result.
Love to see some tools that you restored in you first vids, still in use. Like the grinder 😁
@@alexanderalbach468 much appreciated support, kind words and patience all these years! THANK YOU!
Nice touch at the end. Beautiful restoration and the way you do it's even more astonishing. Thanks for letting us watch. Great video!
Much appreciated sir, that is great to hear 🤗
Meticulous craftsmanship 😮❤❤
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Excellent craftsmanship all around ! Thank you for sharing this with us. 😀
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!
Предназначение каждого инструмента - это практическое применение. Поэтому отдельное спасибо за пикник в конце работы. ) А работа , как всегда ,отменная. Прекрасно!
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That knife is was made during world war 2. It's actualy made by swedish knifemaker from city of Mora in Sweden. Who ever owned it brought it from Sweden. Common name for knife you restored is Mora knife. It's high quality knife.
Thanks for such a detailed feedback on this knife! I appreciate that very much 👍
I think its actually spelled morakniv
They make great knives at a great price for all different applications
Are you sure thats a Morakniv? Looks more of Saami origin to me. It lacks the classical Mora metal cap or guard. Im no expert through.
Yes i am. I am not expert either but finding sammi knife overseas is nearly impossible unless you buy it from knifemaker who can make it for you. Also look at the shape of the blade, sammi knives have bit different shape.
You did exactly what I thought about at first, my second choice would have been leather stacked and bonded. Boiled linseed oil is always my go to. Great restoration job young man, and I like your knife collection you showed at the end. Thanks for the video sir.
Awesome to hear that sir! I like your second option, it would look great with this blade for sure. Boiled linseed oil (BLO) is always a good option. I like to combine BLO and paraffin oil in 1:1 ratio. That way BLO goes deep in grain and paraffin oil gives good protection against stains.
Excellent work and happy ending.
Merry Christmas.
Thanks a lot! Happy holidays!
Soothing... very nice work.
Thank you 😃👍
Very nice restoration, the knife is very useful again.
Thank you so much sir!
Another great restoration. I have used Tung, Danish and Boiled Linseed Oils but have settled on a 50/50 mix of Boiled Linseed Oils and methylated spirits. It dilutes the linseed and helps it penetrate quicker and deeper and it dries quicker. I find 3 or 4 applications of this, with a week to ten days to dry creates an excellent finish. Just a thought - we all have our preferences. I really like your work and your workshop. Reminds me of my grandfather's workshop in Australia long ago.
Thanks a lot! Great tip! I will keep that in mind, thank you for sharing 👍
That is awesome to hear ❤️
Very beautiful restoration. You've been gifted with wonderful talents. Thank you for a fantastic video. The ending was the best with a well deserved treat.
Thank you so much sir ❤
Da gusto verte trabajar👍👏👏
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This might be one of the best videos I’ve ever seen on YT 👌
Wow, thanks a lot 👍
Beautiful handle 😊
Many thanks again 🙉👍👍👍
Beautiful restoration project. That curly birch is beautiful!
It really is! Thank you so much!
I love using contrasting woods in my handles, or a nice piece of antler.
Right on, thanks for the feedback
Возвращение к истокам)))
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Шикарно!
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I like your working style and cap also 👌.
I appreciate that!
Огромная благодарность мастеру за шикарную работу. Я в восторге от вашей мастерской в старинном стиле. Работа сделана с душой. Спасибо за труд. Удачи вам на канале.🛠️🔪📹👍🔥
Большое спасибо, мой хороший друг 😃👍
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Que bonito quedó el cuchillo amigo...y la cecina que cortabas con el de seguro que estaba riquísima....gracias por tus vídeos. UN SALUDO👍
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Brilliant restoration of this knife beautiful 👍
Much appreciated 👍
Handle looks stunning 🧡
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Sehr gute Arbeit 👍
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Lvly job👍👍🙏my friend stay safe
Thank you sir, you too!
👍🙂Felicitaciones maestro!
Holy crap I love your dust pan set! That’s hilarious and amazing
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Очень захватывающее видео,смотреть,как Вы👍 возвращаете вещам достойный внешний вид.Красиво!👍
Большое спасибо 👍
Absolutely beautiful restoration! Well done!
Glad you like it sir! Thank you so much!
Good job!
Thanks 👍
Beautiful restoration. I like that you work with old school tools!
Thank you very much sir!
Aceite Linaza ,un 10 Buenas fiestas desde Barcelona, ESPAÑA 👍👍👍
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@@FFD_RestorationsGracias!❤❤
Great video bud keep'em coming. Wishing you and yours the best. Stay safe and be well brother. Looking forward to the next one.👊😎🤙🍻🇺🇲
Thanks brother! You too! Best wishes 😃🍻
You always do such wonderful work. This knife came out great. Thanks for always using your hands. It is a lost art.
Many thanks ❤🤗
انت مهني وادوات كلاسيكي روعه 👋
Great job. Beautiful piece to add to your collection.
Glad you like it! Thank yuo so much!
as usual, very interesting video
Thanks a lot 👍
@@FFD_Restorations 😄😄
Clever with Subscribe message 😉
Regarding the handle, depends on what the wood feel like, will it hold up to use. Never thought about using the antler attached. Nice.
Thanks a lot Kathy, I appreciate that 👍
Yeah, that is a great point! Antler always looks great on finished knife. Long tang will keep everything in place, that is why I chose that option ☺️
Thanks again! Take care 👋😊
Fantastic, really enjoyed that and a wonderful finish to a gorgeous little knife. Well done.
Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed this video! Take care!
Gorgeous knife and love what you did with the antler but I would of restored handle as best I could and then I would of epoxied and stabilized the whole handle
That sounds good 👍
Impressive. Especially the end scene.
Much appreciated!
Looks great and loved the addition of the little subtitles!
Yay, thank you Grant! That is great to hear! Do you work on some projects now?
@@FFD_Restorations I have a few projects on the go, but finding time to edit videos has been difficult. Hopefully in 2023 I will have more time 😁
@@TheGrantAlexander that sound promising Grant 😁 Looking forward to that! Stay safe
Even with machines you can’t make it look that good. Impressive keep it up
Wow, thanks 👍
So cool you use older tools mate, subbd👍
Awesome, thanks!
Beautiful. Possibly better than new. I'm jealous, I'd love to.own that one.
Many thanks again!
Very nice work.
Thank you so much!
Great job. One sharp looking knife. Pun intended.
Thank you so much!
Thank you, another super presentation of your talents, a great job and the finished product looks fantastic. I have a small pukko knife something similar to yours a great wee utility knife.
I really enjoy these type of videos as you can up pick all types of tips and inspirations
Take care
Sam
Many thanks again sir, that is nice to hear 👍
Beautiful peace. Would be proud to have that one in my drawer.
Much appreciated sir!
👏👏👏... Once again my favourite reastorations... KNIVES... And offcourse with great criteria by not only NOT replacing tha whole hand grip, but instead keeping as much as posible the original one... and as it would be few... replacing the broken part with something better as it is a horn... Thanks for the video...👏👏👏
Thanks for the feedback and watching, take care!
Great job as usual and a lovely collection you have
Cheers my friend
Thank you so much my friend 👍
Holy Moly, ist das Messer schön geworden.❗👍 👏 🤝
Freundlichst Willi . . . 😳
Dankeschön 👍
Skål! Flot job
Takk skal du ha! Skål og god jul!
All your Knife Restaurations are truly awesome. Where do you fnd all these old knives? Would you mind to tell me? :D
Thank you sir! Mostly online in ads here in Norway.
Very nice great job!!!!!
Thank you very much Mike!
Прекрасные инструменты! Показалось немного нелогичной сборка ножа. Сначала рог и проставку нужно было подогнать к клинку, потом склеить со старой рукоятью, а потом обработать рукоять.
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Wow!!! Tu trabajo es excelente!!! Muchas felicidades!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻 like y me suscribo de inmediato!!!
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Класс👍👍
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Класс спасибо за видео
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Bravo! C est vraiment parfait! Un peu trop des commentaires en bas de la video, mais ca va....
I love your work shop if love to have one just like it
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This video is awesome- and thanks for mentioning how much time you put into it. I’m just starting to learn and most skip past that part with high speed video. Thought I must be doing something wrong. I just need to put the work in. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback!
lovely job, the antler handle section looked translucent when oiled!
Many thanks 👍
C'est magnifique.
Merci beaucoup monsieur
Jep, we had the same thing in mind. I have done the same thing with an old knife handle, why waste good handle material i say? BLO and Dansh Oil are my favorite oils. God Jul!
Awesome, so happy to hear that! Thank you so much! I am glad you mentioned Danish oil. I was always curious about it. Do you use it for some specific types of wood or for any kind? Do you have some specific producer to recommend? Thanks in advance for response! Jeg ønsker deg og familien din en riktig god jul 🎄
WOW!
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I wonder, was it cotten, that was wrapped around the tangle before you dissembled it? Thank you for this video!
I think so! You are welcome, thank you for watching!
and another excellent restoration, well done, all the hard work learning all this time is really paying off now, and with some added humour to the video as well, you really are getting very good at this vlogging lark, as for the handle, personally I would have glued the end back together with superglue and then filled gaps with superglue and sawdust and then oil treated the handle as you did, given it a quick sand and then coated the entire handle with thin superglue to give it some extra strength, that or do as you have or even a copper bolster, not that any of that really matters as the important part was to save the original wood and you did an excellent job of doing just that, again congrats on a superb job, and love to see even more new tools sneaking in and being used, brilliant to see that
Once again I am enjoying reading your comment and feedback. You captured the essence of this channel and my hat down for you sir. I like your approach for the repair for this handle and appreciate the detailed explanation for all steps. I have to be selective about material used in my videos to represent the correct period and therefore I have to ask. Can you think of some alternative for superglue that I could use to repair things as you described above? I haven't discovered anything like it, only a wood stabilizer liquid. But that is another topic. Thank you again, stay safe!
@@FFD_Restorations to be honest I can't find anything from the past to do as good a job as the modern stuff so guess that doesn't help you any lol, sorry, and as for what you do, I love the old ways of doing things, so much more satisfying than making and repairing modern things and you have nailed doing things the right way, love to see what you get up to so thank you
No worries, I appreciate it! Thanks again for watching and sharing your experience along the way ☺️
Have a good one!
Excellent restoration, as always. The pencil on the ear at 2:38 is beautiful, I've never noticed it in the other videos 🙂
Thank you so much 😀, nice observation! My grandfather always had one behind his ear.
@@FFD_Restorations yes, my grandfather also had this habit 🙂
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Очень интересный канал и контент. Спасибо!
Спасибо большое, сэр!
i love how the oil bottles all say POISON
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That knife's waited a very long time for that sausage. It'll be glad to know that sausages are no longer rationed!
You got that right 😅👍
dobra robota!
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Very nice job👍 New sub here😊
Thanks for the sub and watching every video! I appreciate that very much!
Hi!
I enjoy your videos a lot, one of your shorts just popped up and I immediately noticed absence of power tools. I respect hand-crafted things a lot, and I think that this kind of crafts will never go away, even in our modern time of automation.
As for the handle question, if I were to fix it, I'd probably use something like transparent epoxy resin, to preserve this "cracked, been in service, but still working great" look. That's not the exact purpose of your channel, though, as I see, and the way to fix it is based on the amount of material erosion, and I'm not good at judging that.
Keep up the good work, best of luck!
Thanks, I appreciate your feedback ☺️
За рюмашку лайк! Наш человек! Есть русская пословица: "Пей да дело разумей!"
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What was the dry meat at the end looked aeesone
Meat from 🐖
Another amazing job. You are a artist in your own right. You never cease to amaze me. Keep up the great work. I do have a question for you. Do you ever make tools out of your old files ?
Thank you so much again! I haven't done that yet! Do you often do that and what kind of tools do you make out of them?
I try to make garden tools.
Thats sounds interesting 👍
Linseed oil was definitely the way I'd go.
Awesome, thanks for letting me know! I appreciate that, have a good one!
@@FFD_Restorations thanks. I use it a lot when I refinish surplus rifles and different things. Great on leather too.
@@crouchingjaguar nice. I haven't use it on leather that much but I will start for sure. Take care
Супер! Нож самого нужного размера на ЕДЦ.
Большое спасибо 👍
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You're gonna have to restore that nice little sloyd if you keep using it like that!
That is not a problem, I did it once 😉
@@FFD_Restorations Sorry man. I had a cringe moment. I use disposable snaps for that sort of thing. I LOVE how this turned out. I LOVED seeing that laminated Swedish blade. Fantastic job. Like the antler bit too. Hell, I'm just jealous you have all those great tools you know!!!
@@quentinburns8298 no worries 😉 thanks 🙏
Take care
Всё отлично! Но чисто эстетически между задней пяткой и рукоятью слишком много кожаных проставок. Можно было вдвое меньше
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Ретроboy.👍
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That is absolutely better than new! Bravo!! I love the antler ( I used to make antler buttons a lot and can attest to the smell lol), and linseed is my favorite oil too. Will you make a sheath for it?🐝🤗❤️
Thank you dear sir! Wow, that is awesome to hear ❤🤗
I will make sheath at some point in the future. I am practicing more traditional Scandinavian sheath making at the moment. They require quite a lot of time and experience.
@@FFD_Restorations I can’t wait to see the traditional method when you are ready to show us. Btw… it’s Ma’am instead of Sir🤗❤️🐝
@@deborahdanhauer8525 my apology Ma'am I know to embarrass myself quite often. Hope you don't mind?
Thanks again and best wishes from Norway!
@@FFD_Restorations No worries at all!🤗 I never know if a name is male or female either, if it’s from another country. And I’m sure most of your viewers are men, so it’s a good assumption that I would be also. It’s completely understandable.🤗 best wishes to you too!
Thank you so much for understanding, you are the best 🤗
Какой смысл тратить время на нож из такой мягкой стали??
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laminated_steel_blade
that will be made of good carbon steel, plenty of good iron ore where the blade was made
@@andyc750 Yes, but you easily processed a knife with a file! So - the steel on the knife is soft! I make knives with a hardness of 60-62 HRC in my forge
@@ВеселийКовач as do I but that blade is around 80 years old and so the steel is very different to modern materials, and as you should know some types of files will work just fine on modern hard steels
@@ВеселийКовач the blade is made as a sandwich, layer of soft steel, layer of carbon steel and layer of soft steel. Soft steel outside is very easy to file with just any file while carbon steel in the middle is not. This is typical Scandinavian method of making blades, especially by hand. The process is long and hard, only experienced bladesmiths could make it properly. You can read more here: forgedaxes.com/classes/all-classes/forging-a-traditional-laminated-knife-with-a-shear-steel-edge/
Lol yum yum bloody yum arrr im telling😁👍👍your wife sir thats norty 🤣lol🤣 lvly job you have dun sir i like the oil you put on handle sir god🙏bless you and your family please keep films come bro i lv the way you work and what you hus round your work shop please be safe thank you so mu h for your time👏👏😁
Glad you enjoyed it, you too my friend 👋😃
Thanks
I think your handle turned out great Boris, but to answer your question, I think I would've made the whole handle out of the antler or used sawdust and epoxy to repair the crack in the handle. I enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Appreciate watching and answering my question sir! Those are interesting repair options. Both would look great! Would you leave the natural antler as the handle or do you prefer to shape it and get it really smooth?
@@FFD_Restorations And I appreciate your response. If you can shape it and have it look smooth and finished, that'd be nice. But I like what you did! And since working with the antler has a bad smell, then I would probably keep it au naturel. Enjoy your day my friend!
No worries! Thanks a lot again! Cool, that sounds good to me! You too, take care!