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- In this video I restore a massive Beatty Hog Splitter. It is essentially a giant cleaver that was used back when butchers did not have electric saws and all of that fancy stuff. These were used to split animal carcasses down the spine into two halves. I really enjoyed restoring/ modifying this beast because you don't see this kind of stuff very often especially on the west coast. I used gel wipe on Evaporust in order to soften up the surface rust and then used a coarse wire wheel to easily take off the softened rust.
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Very nice work. That's a Hog, Bull, Buffalo, Rino, Hippo, Elephant, Blue Whale, T-Rex, Megalodon, Spinosaurus splitter...!
Haha yes it is
Love the look and the handle and the grunge lookof the cleaver is beautiful 🤩! If you can spend an Hour sharping it, it will be a much sharper and better chopper blade.
Holy shit. That's a man spliter from head to crotch, lol. Loved to have seen this on the" Walking Dead". Well done Sir 👏
Not even going to lie that was really impressive
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Fine choice for the handle, professional work! I like it Dr G
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Very nice to see a real 'body' at this site! Keep doing it!
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very well done , I think you did it in a very good way , thanks for sharing
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I have one that is very similar to this was made in the 1800's but I would never fix it up it looks well used as it is great job with the restoration
Sweet! These are around, just not very common
That is awesome! Just found my great grandfathers in the attic of my families meat market. Exactly the same. Handle was wrapped just like that. Looks to be damn close on size too.
That’s awesome! I’m looking for more of these to restore on the channel, but they’re getting hard to find
@@TheRussianWoodworker I can send you mine 😂
I’m looking to refinish mine. Trying to find knife blocks for the handle. Can’t seem to find them long enough for this. Can you help me out?
That handle is beautiful!
Thank you! I really like how it turned out as well
парень ты молодец не забывай свои корни в России тебя тоже смотрят.Умница.В век гаджетов таких как ты очень мало.
Большое спасибо
My great Grand Father had one of these in the workshop I was forbidden to enter as a young child. I only know because an elder cousin once used it in a hockey mask to scare the life out of me around age 7~8. Never saw it again, never knew it was a "real thing" until just now. I just remember getting a good look at it when it was all over and it being in slightly better shape than yours when you started; of course this was 30+ years ago.
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Insanely Big Butcher Cleaver HANDLE restoration! 😃👍
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Love that they use this in Friday the 13th game with part 4 Jason.
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Imagine someone making dinner with this
That would be a sight
Say goodbye to your table or counter or whatever
Truly a Cleaver used too divide asunder the limbs of bovine and Swine. Let's not forget elephant, hippopotamus, and rhino🐴
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A cleaver can be used for its weight, cutting and slicing meat, cabbage, hard vegetables.
That is one sweet piece of steel... I would go with naval jelly for the initial strip.
Thank you! I don't really like naval jelly since it isn't the safest
From Hog Splitter to Log Splitter. What type of wood did you use?
Thanks! It was a fun project and I used padauk for the handle scales.
I do believe this is a hog splitter. Nice resto.
You are correct just most people know what a Cleaver is and not very many know what a hog splitter is. Thanks for watching!
Very nice! The handle looks awesome!
Thanks for watching! I really like how the handle turned out too
That’s a hog splitter right there. Great job 👍🏾
You are correct just most people know what a Cleaver is and not very many know what a hog splitter is. Thanks for watching!
Just add a chain to the handle, and you'll have the minimalist version of a chaos blade!
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Nice job on the handle! But you should have polished the blade out too. ...Next time maybe? 👍
Thanks for watching. I don't like polishing stuff in my opinion it makes old tools look ugky
That's called a Hog Splitter and it was what was used to split animal carcasses
Yup
@@TheRussianWoodworker Also, thank you for not grinding the ever living shit out of it with an angle grinder and calling it a viking cleaver
Great job
1 year I'm way behind on comment but I'm just thinking of just opening a beer bottle with end or coke bottle it's pretty cool I like the wood you chooses for it
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Put me down as impressed, great job once again look forward to you next video
Thanks for watching! Should have videos rolling out once every two weeks for the next couple of months at least. Leaving for college Friday so we'll see how much more time I'll have to film more videos.
Beautiful work.
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A nice piece of restoration, I must admit though, when you started chopping into solid it did make me whince a little, nevertheless, really well done! (and your a Johnny Cash fan! Yay!)
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Nice work!
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What did you put on the handle from 13:36min to 14:38. By how your were handling it it appeared to be linseed oil or 50-50 linseed oil/varnish. Nice looking hog splitter.
BTW: Nice to see you left the patina on. Well done
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I used Howard's Feed-N-Wax it's a beeswax based finish
If Clangs from Berserk were real, it would be impressive.
Haha for sure
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
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Hi bro 👋👋👋 very good restoration big butcher cleaver 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching, it was a fun one!
Solid work, brother 👊 👊 👊
Thanks! It was a fun one!
The meat be saying big daddy from Cincinnati is here
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He did a good job
Thanks for watching! It was definitely a fun project to do
you have done justice to it where others mutilate classic items ,
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Nice Work.. You Saved It, now you just have put it to work.. Peace
Thanks for watching! This one will most likely just hand on the wall in the shop
What is name of this red wood n what is the material of this clever is it hardened.
The wood I used for the scales is padauk. And the blade was already hardened that's why when I cleaned it up I made sure to keep it wet and cool to make sure I didn't ruin the best treat on it.
Very nice.
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Totally wrecked it... all that patina, iconic string around the handle..... say no more .. and cutting through a banana. what the hell!!!
Lol you're a fool
مشاء الله عليك. 😍 عمل احترافي شكرا لك اخي الكريم. استفدت منك كثير.. 😂،❤
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Great job!
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it
Anyway you did a great job.
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Beautiful
Thank you
look up re-sawing on the band saw...nice work
I've resawn lumber before just padauk is plentiful here thanks to all the cabinet shops throwing out scraps and planing them down was easier than resawing
What kind of wood did you use for the handle scales?
Hello, thanks for watching. I used Padauk for the handle scales
Pro gamer move
Ay
Здорово получилось. Чем в конце рукоятку помазал каким маслом?
Да в каком месте здорово, очень ленивое восстановление, надо еще полировать и обрабатывать напильником
У всех своё мнение есть. Мне нравится как оно сейчас выглядит.
Я использовал пчелиный воск который намешан с апельсинным маслом.
Good restorasi ...
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If that thing could talk I tell you it could tell some stories the meat be like big john is here
Definitely it's a really cool piece of history
Show simplesmente show 🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Very cool
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Artesano 💯👌🏼
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“Restoration”
"dogtato"
Looks restored to me
Dude that came out looking awesome!...
Thank you! I really like how it turned out too. It was a fun project
"That's not a cleaver. *THIS* is a cleaver!"
Haha yep! That thought went through my head while I was restoring it
有沒有辦法做個鏡面處理，就在刀身那裏，我覺得這樣會酷很多！！
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What kind of wood did you use
I used padauk
Where do you get these rusty tools?
I find all my stuff at garage and estate sales
Now thats a hog splitter 4 sho
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Did you try to shave and then it didnt work?
I did and it did work just I have blond hair and the camera didn't pick it up
@@TheRussianWoodworker need to get a dark haired model ;)
Haha or just spray paint my arms black:)
I have one like this but it has a longer handle. It's 32" long overall. Made by L & I J White Buffalo N.Y. I have no idea of what these are worth.
They are definitely uncommon. I have been offered 500 for the one I restored and I declined. I bought another unmarked one recently for 150
You did ok, but I would have done so much more than the minimum.
All you miss is a face made of leather or leatherface
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Wow ..amazing.i m from indonesia
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👍👍👍❣️
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Carcass splitter
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At what point does a Meat cleaver just become an axe?
There is a very fine line haha.
What the hell you going to cut with that hog splitter. It’s not an axe.
No idea
80/100
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That's called a Hog Splitter (also 30th comment wooh)
You are correct just most people know what a Cleaver is and not very many know what a hog splitter is. Thanks for watching!
@@TheRussianWoodworker yeah I recognized it immediately from its size and learned about the Hog Splitter on the Outdoor Boys Channel where he restored a Hog Splitter and ever since then I've recognized them.
@@TheRussianWoodworker also great job on the restoration
@@fnafplayer6447 oh nice. I belong to a Facebook group that's called cleaver cult and it's basically just cleavers and people post hog splitters on there from time to time.
@@fnafplayer6447 thank you! This was definitely a fun one to do
Очень классно. Успехов
Большое вам спасибо.
Sorry, but your blade work doesn't cut it - no pun intended. No fine sanding to remove the grime and restore the shine. I understand your reluctance to erase the original maker's stamp, but this is a blade that need a lot more work, considering it takes almost a complete pass of your "sharpened edge" to cut a freakin' banana.
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如果能把刀的形狀改成藝術一些豈不是更好？！
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I like
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That is right it's a pig splitter to big to be a chopper
You are correct just most people know what a Cleaver is and not very many know what a hog splitter is. Thanks for watching!
respekto!! bro где вы берете такие добрые вещи?? живых орков насколько понимаю не осталось колитесь где кладбище нашли . на душе тепло когда вижу такие изделия...
Я этот тесак нашёл на гаражной распродаже. Я живу в США поэтому здесь много всяких таких прикольных старых вещей. Мне очень нравится находить всякие старые такие ржавые вещи и их реставрировать до степени когда их могут опять использовать
Bad jab
Ok
good morning America will continue in keeping us from
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Why does everyone keep using epoxy?
If rivited right, the furniture shouldn't be flying off
Because it's good
I'm not against that
I just find it...unnecessary?
i want so bad
Most people do:)
All that to cut a banana 🍌
Don't have a hog to split :)
Jolie .
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Buen dia, me gustan las restauraciones, perdona que sea critico pero le falto mas pulimiento y filo. Saludos desde El Salvador.
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Satiliksa alabilirim
The handle is great but the blade is nasty and dirty yuck
Que merda! Vou cortar com o cabo? A lamina continua enferrujada além de feia!
Muy mal filo y muy feo trabajo
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This fake rusty shit iys killing me.. why is everyone starting to do that?... put it in a lil water, add a lil heat, a lil spray paint,and you got rust in a day..
Definitely not what was done here. But if you want to believe that go ahead.
No very sharp
Are you referring to yourself?
@@TheRussianWoodworker no i'm talking about your edge it has trouble cutting the banana maybe it is too thick but if not apart from that you did a superb job on this meat grinder
@@gaijinsora1498 this is more of a chopping tool. It is a very steep angle. Also it's very awkward to hold
@@TheRussianWoodworker yes I understand it's a dream for me to have one like that one day and I just have a big hand loll
Got it