Hunting Knife Restoration (Hubertus Solingen)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Hunting Knife / Bavarian Dress Knife / Trachtenmesser
This interesting broken blade was presented to me a few months ago by good friend.
In this video I'm restoring a broken handle and sharpening the blade.
This beautiful knife belongs to Bavarian Dress Knives.
Bavarian dress knife or Bavarian picnic knife are the common English terms for the special type of knife with a fixed blade called Trachtenmesser in Germany.
These knives are carried in the right hand side pocket of a traditional Bavarian leather pant, and just part of the handle is visible while exceeding that pocket.
Bavarian dress knives are characterised by the special shape of the blade and in most cases by a decorated ferrule.
Brief information about the company Hubertus Solingen:
The foundation of the cutlery company Hubertus Solingen took place on March 1, 1932 by Kuno Ritter.
The focus of the factory was initially on knife blades. Just a year later, the range was expanded Hubertus pocket knife, Professional and household knives expanded.
After the Second World War, the J. Albert Schmidt trading house was bought, with which the Hubertus brand was also taken over.
The name originated from the patron saint of hunters. Thus were Hubertus Hunting knife produced.
In addition, other species such as Hubertus Jagdnicker or Hubertus Hunting pocket knife developed.
With the purchase of another steel goods factory in Solingen, the production of Hubertus pocket knife get extended.
The company subsequently received orders from respected companies around the world.
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I hope this video will be useful and interesting for watching :)
I am happy to receive any feedback on my work!
If you have any questions about my work please write them in comments and I'll back to you with reply.
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Timestamp:
00:10 Inspection of the old broken knife blade
00:27 Removing of ferrule
01:00 Welding of the metal pin to the blade
01:27 Making a new knife handle from the genuine stag horn
02:52 Hand sanding of blade with sandpaper
03:19 Polishing using a felt wheel
03:36 Removal of rosin (сolophony) residues on ferrule
04:12 Gluing and assembly
07:45 Making a silver plug for a knife handle
05:55 Blade sharpening
06:55 Final result
07:19 Testing
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Поставил лайк и за работу и за отлично накрытый стол. Класс !
Спасибо большое за душевный комментарий!
Никер - отличный нож . Стильный , практичный и хищный.
Спасибо за комментарий! Согласен, это мой любимый походный нож.
@@Atelier12D мне показалось..... Если бы саму рукоять перевернуть и установить обратным концом, к лезвию, смотрелось бы гармоничнее...я был на 100% уверен, с начала видео , что так и будет))))
LOVE the antler handle - PERFECT neck knife
Thank you very much for your comment! 👍 This is my favorite picnic knife now 😊
Bought a knife a guy made out of an old used file - it was made to look like a scalping knife about 1750 - my favorite knife I ate cheese and meat and cleaned it by sticking it in the ground - he gave me grief for it and I explained that it would never take a scalp or kill a man - IT WAS A CHEESE CUTTER - still have it and consider it the best knife in my collection - had many a good meal with it
@@patrickfairchild2330 : This type of knife mostly has an antler handle. When used by hunters, it is called Nicker ( Genick- neck), when used in edc use, different names are used. In leather trousers, formerly used everwhere in southern Germany and Austria, there is still a small pocket for such knifes. For weapon law reason
Wrong button! For weapon law reason, you today rarely see someone with such a knife, but in 1980s you could see some older men, carriinng such a knife , being modern dressed.
Super !!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!!! 😃
Super Arbeit!
Dankeschön!!!
Gut gemacht! 👍
Danke! 😊
Hunting knife? Looks more like a Letter opener. Good job 😁
Thanks for the comment! 👍 Yes, you're right, it's a small niker knife, but I wanted to make a clickable title for this video. 😉 Anyway, this is now my favorite picnic knife.
Excellent work! I have many vintage Solingen knives and have restored most of them back to similar condition. I would like to have more power tools, as you, but the end result is what counts!
Thanks for your comment! 👍 Happy to hear that you like my work! 😍 It is my favourite knife for Picknick.
Super 👍 sehr gute Idee 👍
Dankeschön!!! 👍
I was personally at testing! And of course we had beer! 😄
Yas, testing was successfull! 🍻
Excellent work Greetings from Buenos Aires
Thanks for watching and comment! 👍👍👍👍
@@Atelier12D Merecido elogio, usted hizo un buen trabajo y me dió una buena idea para arreglar un viejo cuchillo mío con un cuerno de ciervo como ese con el que yo no sabía que hacer. Saludos
Sehr schöne Arbeit 👍🏻
Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar! 👍 Ich freue mich sehr, dass Ihnen mein Video gefallen hat!
Nice work.
Brian, thanks again for the comment! 🙏
Very nice repair, one of the best I have watched.
Thank you for the great appreciation of my work! 👍 I am very glad that you liked my video!
Looks great👍amazing skill
Constantine, thanks for the comment! 👍
Amazing stuff 👍👍👍. Cool project 👌🤘👍🙂
Many thanks!!! ☺️
Super nice job well done + great filming.
Thank you very much!👍
Very nice knife, good work, now all that's missing is a good sheath for the knife.
Thank you very much for your comment, it motivates me a lot! It is good idea. In the next video, I will also make a sheath for a knife.
I wish you all the best in 2022!
great job, I really liked it, very beautiful handle 👍👍👍
Andrey, thanks for the comment! 👍👍👍
@@Atelier12D you are welcome :)
I have one of those, with the original sheath. It must be at least 80 years old. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting! 😍 Yes, you are right knife from the 60s.
Listo para vender!!!
¡Gracias por el comentario! 👍 Thank you so much, happy to hear 👍👍👍
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i was expecting the knife to be a lot bigger when i first saw the thumbnail
Thanks for for your comment! 👍 Yes, true, it’s not so big, but very useful.
Me: No way he can restore this
Atelier: Hold my tools
This time I wasn’t personally at testing, so we all have to test it once again 😆
I suggest to test all restored knives this way!!!
@@Atelier12D haha))
Did you know that deer feet are also used as a grip for this type of knife
Thanks for the comment! 👍👍👍 If I get a knife with a deer feet, I will definitely make a video!
Mittelmäßig.
Danke für den Kommentar.
Was ist mittelmässig?
It looks more like a letter opner
Thanks for the comment! 👍 I agree, it's a small knife😀. In reality, this is a Bavarian "dress" knife.
@@Atelier12D In reality as you wrote above it is a Jagdnicker - nothing short from a hunting knife.
Seems like an extremely flimsy "hunting knife", but looks fine enough
Thanks for the comment! Yes, it's a Bavarian dress knife. Used mainly for picnic. 😃
It's a "Nicker", used to cut the spinal Cord in the neck of a downed animal. Today it's mostly a dress knife like a sgian dubh or a Dirk.
@@godofhades honestly, I highly doubt that it was ever made for actual use.. it don't even have a tang
@@DaemonsBane the one in this Video is a modern dress Version, but even the older ones have short tangs. The knife is not used for gutting or heavy duty cutting but for cutting the spinal Cord between the skull and the uppermost vertebrae.
@@godofhades can't speak for older ones, but I stick to my saying that this is not a knife made for anything other than show
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Hella dope results, @Atelier12D!
I'm very glad that you liked my video! 😘
And thanks again! 👍👍👍👍
@@Atelier12D Absolutely!