Restoring, Renovating and Modifying Mr. Barnhart's Vintage Cleaver
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2017
- In this video I show you how to modify and restore a 100 year old vintage cleaver. Everything was done per customers request.
CLEAVER-NOT FOR SALE
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STEEL
¼ inch
High Carbon-unknown steel
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#restoration #restoring #meatcleaver - บันเทิง
IF YOU DIDN'T LIKE WHAT I DID WITH THIS CLEAVER, then WATCH PART 2 OF THIS VIDEO.
SLAVIK TELY dont let these stupid haters get to close to your heart man. Your heart is so pure, you shouldnt give a fuk about what does morons have to say. Should not put your precious time in for a video where u have to defend yourself against keyboard warriors.
God bless you man, just keep up your wonderful work!
Ignore the idiots, they are not worth your time.
I honestly see no flaws in technique and customer satisfaction is the number one priority.
Looks really badass to me. I'm kind of on the fence about the dyed woods myself, but I've considered using it for tip overlays on the bows that I make. Love that you left that aged patina look on it. Most guys restore old blades and axes, and shine them up like the bumper on a Cadillac. Lol
SLAVIK TELY its cool how you can fix your own drill bits
dont listen to all the haters looks awsome
that has to be one of the most beautiful knife handles I've ever seen.
Some viewers think not but thanks.
Yes beautiful 👍👍👍
PoCanDo _ yep
SLAVIK TELY well i guess you can't please everyone. but i know for certain, it's not just me.
I can assure you I’m a real guy. I love this cleaver. It was never going to be used. Slavik did a great job on it. The back of the blade was very sharp in places from beaing hit. So he made it smooth enough to not cut or scratch a cutting board if crushing garlic or nuts. Or the palm of your hand. Leaving the majority of the marks and dents. As I wanted. If you have any questions please contact me.
Did you request any specifics about the handle, or did Tely choose the colours and etc? Either way, it looks beautiful.
taynio ask him not to polish it or grind it flat i wanted it sorta rough but no sharp edges on the top. I did want to leave it rough. But not unsafe. It had no handles on it already
They were long ago rotted off. I ask him to just make it cool. And wow he did make it cool. Ive taken it to a few gun shows and could have sold it many times. Its not for sell. My grand daughter has claimed it for hers when im done with it.
This guy has very little time and a very small space to work in and a full time job. To do this kind of work is unreal.
The quality and fit of the handles are amazing. So are upset he signed it. But i feel its just the same as a watch maker putting his name in a watch he has repaired. Just one more part of this super nice cleavers history.
Joe Barnhart
Instagram 1joeb
1joeb@comcast.net
pretty amusing the kind of comments you've gotten in here for reviving a scrap bin piece. i like that you asked for the dings to be left on the top, they look really cool against the smooth face on the interior. handle isn't my cup of tea but i appreciate the work in it and frankly, it's what you asked for so my opinion ain't worth a penny. only on youtube can trash be turned into treasure and someone still comes out the woodwork to run their mouth..
Well I came here because I saw a comment that Slavik left on some woodworking video. Just like I wrote in my comment of the first video I watched “yeah a knife (here cleaver) it’s a tool, however it’s also a art piece.
I can’t believe people wrote some of the comments you read on part two.
There’s no excuse for the language that one person used. I would ban that guy and other guy calling you a thief.
Who the hell do they think they are ?
You take your own time making beautiful functional blades AND you take the time to video them then make a mini movie with a soundtrack and post them here for all us amateurs to learn from. You take the time to show what materials you use and the process involved in getting the beautiful results on your blades.
I say a heartfelt thank you.
I wish you lived closer because I’d drive over and lend you my video camera so you wouldn’t have to spend the $ on a new one.
Thanks Slavik. Because of you showing and sharing your tool choices and techniques I’ve started “altering” a blade for a friend.
Thanks again and don’t let negative people get you down.
Thanks for the compliment.
Patina is part of the natural life cycle of metal. Truth be told, I get more upset when a tool is restored to a mirror shine. I love this.
You made someone's historic garbage, into a heirloom quality passed down for generations piece. Saying you did a terrific job would be an understatement. Tely, can I ask, how much would your time/ materials/artists' design cost have been if I had sent this to you? Thanks so much!
I would charge about three hundred dollars. It takes almost the same time to clean it up and finish it as if it would take to make a new one.
Thanks so much Tely.
Amazing as always man, half these knifemaking channels have $100,000, highly sophisticated shops, and here you are, showing us how you make some of the best examples ive seen with tools we can buy at our local stores! its true what they say, its the man that makes the knife, not the tools!
Thank you Adi. I dream of the 100k tools.
SLAVIK TELY when I need a break from news, drama and other annoyances it s always calming to watch your videos. My for the great content
This is the most beautiful cleaver I have seen in my life.
You're a true artist!
Thank you.
Mr. Barnhart's Vintage Cleaver sounds like a unique fallout weapon
That's a beast! Great looking handle man. Love it!
I wasn’t sure about the blue wood. But after seeing it complete, I’m diggin it
It turned out pretty nice. Owner is happy with it.
I was one of the people in the response video, ive come back a year later to say that I am still regretful of my actions and now that ive had more than enough time to think about it i can say i appreciate this video much more than ever.
I'm sorry for what I said all those months ago and maybe my demons will stop haunting me with my own toxicity.
You are forgiven. Live free and enjoy life. We all make mistakes. Take care.
That is gorgeous. Who in the hell would send hate to the man that gave that cleaver a second chance and more luxurious life.
A sows ear turned into a silk purse. Loved the restoration.
Thank you Tony
It is really a sorry comment about modern society that you have to make the second video. You did a great job and respected your clients property. Keep up the great work. My Respect sir.
We live in a very sensitive world these days.
Seeing as my grandfather is missing three finger after a saw mishap, and I have seen a good number of these restoration videos, it is refreshing to see someone using a band saw properly.
Thank you. I do like my fingers...all of them.
dude, I am a finish carpenter been doing it a long time and I am good but what you just made the time and energy just to make that handle and restore that cleaver that was beautiful to watch and on such a whole different level of difficulty and precision that blew me away what the fuck that was sick so beautiful to watch.
Thanks Lincoln. It is nice to hear an input from a pro that appreciates your work. I am sure you will find more videos that will make your day. Thanks for stopping by on my channel.
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There are many different ways to finish this. First and foremost, is the customer happy with it? Great job of retaining much of its patina and personality while the clean up around the edges breathes new life. The cleaver maintains its identity and still shows the love given to it many years and generations later. Great job. 👍
Pascual, the owner is very delighted to have it the way it is. Thank you for watching the video
Hi Slavik, This is Dee, Joe’s wife. I gotta tell you , I really didn’t pay much attention to that old crappy cleaver we had, until Joe brought it back after you had restored it. It is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Joe had thrown it in his metal pile, and then told me I’ll bet Slavik, can do something with this, we love it. I don’t want to get into a pissing match here, however, this is a personal piece and what the public naysayers opinions are just really have no bearing on what My husband, Joe’s request to You were. Oh and by the way Joe is a real person, been married to him 30 years. Anyway, don’t want to get off track, Thank You, Slavik, the cleaver is truly Beautiful.
Thank you Dee for kind words. Oh, and now I know Joe is a real person...😉
I know you got alot of shit from people and I just want to say you did a great job. You did an amazing job and the handle was beautiful. I thought it would be maybe a wooden handle of oak or something but you did even more. A truly great piece. Wondrous to behold.
Thank you for the compliment.
Wow That Handle Is Freaking Amazing.
Slavik your knives are true art and anyone who says that you have no talent dont know what talent is. You are by.far one of the best knife makers on TH-cam
Thicc Doggo Too true brother
Thank you
Never seen that trick with the dunk tank and two torches. Brilliant!
Live and learn...that is what I do everyday.
Thats some serious dedication at 2:13!
another year has passed and I watched this again, these old cleavers are amazing
I love how he was like with the sandbelt machine "ok my handle is too big... Then i have to cut some away from my very expensive machine"
Can't believe people hated on this. It looks great!
At first I thought there was no reason to change the handle, but now I'm sitting here staring in awe at all of the polished angles and colors of your finished product and I'm extremely happy that you did it, and how you did it. Great job
Thank you Noah
Absolutely gorgeous work, I come back to this video every couple of months
Glad you enjoy it!
Looks fantastic! I laughed when you modified your stander again.
It made my life so much easier. Now I have a 2 inch wheel.
What beautiful restoration! You did EXACTLY What the owner of the cleaver asked of you! You made beautiful what was ready for the garbage heap!
Thanks John.
this is probably the most unique/beautiful cleaver that I have seen, great work!!
Thank you very much.
@@SLAVIKTELY wow. thanks for replying back Mr.Tely!
Best handle I've ever seen
Why would anyone downvote such great craftsmanship? Personal taste is not a good enough reason.
Nice video.
plenty of things to get mad at in this vid.
Say one pls
You are truly a craftsman and artisan!! Thanks for showing your skills with a cleaver most people would have recycled as junk.
Looks so fantastic, bet the customer was very glad with it, loved it too
That handle was one hell of a piece of work! Gj
Thank you Mr Blais.
Always Very Satisfying To See The that our the younger generation to carry on or love of knife making...
Great job...
Thanks Vince.
The handle is FANTASTIC.
Not sure what people wouldnt like about this restoration. Saving a great old cleaver, and making it look fantastic! Great Job!
Man that handle is GORGEOUS!
The handle is the most beautiful part of it :'). Amazing work!!!
thank god we have people like you in this world.i really appriciate your hardwork and technique.you did amazing job.
You are an extremely talented craftsman to restore this cleaved and handle so beautifully.
You are so great at making knives OMG love it!!
Don't listen to them man I would happily give you any of my work you turned that tool into art I wish I was capable of making a handle like this I have tried anyone can pound steel with the right tools especially something that is just a hardened punch pattern as this seemed to be you rocked this build I wish I had this talent man congrats and haters going to hate to which I say later haters
Thanks Keegan.
Amazing work! Thank you for sharing your experience !
Well, one minute in i see someone who knows how to use a band saw . After that I know I am going to see a knowledgeable & skilled craftsman at work .
Thanks Murphy.
Since your so amazing at restoring knifes I figured if your up for the challenge I have two old straight razors that need new scales and some blade work I have already taken them to a razors repair shop and after one use they rusted but only on the surface if your up to the challenge I’ll send em to you with some cash to fix em and give them your slavik tely touch
I do not have a 8" contact wheel to grind razors and never worked on the razors before. As for rust, wipe it down after each use.
SLAVIK TELY as for the rust I did wipe them dry before I put the back in there cases is it possible that there was enough moisture in the case to cause the rust?
Chuckled when you took the disc cutter to your belt grinder haha
No one was mad when I cut up my grinder but as soon as I cut the cleaver, bunch of people got upset.
SLAVIK TELY people just like to moan pal ignore them haha. Your client asked you to do something and you did it perfectly, the rest is just noise
I forgot I’ve seen this video until I saw that gorgeous handle material... it sticks out so nicely I realized I’ve watched this entire video before.
Thanks for watching it twice.
I have said it before and i will say it again you are an artist in knife making they are the finest and most beautiful knives on youtube i love how you kept the old characteristics in the blade removing that would have stripped its history of use from it that is the eye of a true artist.
Thank you Colm
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That's one beautiful handle. Great work.
The handle is a beauty!
Exquisite workmanship. WOW!
This is the work of a dedicated craftsman! Well done!
Bottom line is.... You make some really awesome Knives ,and I have learned a lot off you both in making knives, and how to use the tools that are in the shop without buying $5,000.00 worth of tools to start knife building. I would display any of the knives you have made proudly in my home... these "haters" are just jealous of you workman ship! I bet they have never made anything ... Good work man! I love it. Turned something that was forgotten in to a piece that will not be.
Thanks Glen.
That is gorgeous.
That handle is stunning. Beautiful.
Oh ... this handle looks so beautiful!
Beautiful work.
So many trolls. I think you did a great job on the restoration from start to finish. People on the web have nothing better to do but bitch and complain. I only wish I was a fraction as good as you at what you do. Cheers and keep making and restoring blades.
Seeking Serenity Outdoors...how does it feel to never be seen on my channel? I am blocking you.
Thank you CAdman
Nice old Cleaver brought back to life & Wow! What a Beautiful Handle - Great Job!
It looks stunning, both a tool and a piece of art.
Gorgeous artwork!!! Word!!! One&OnlyArts
That handle is amazing man outstanding
Thank you Eddi
Just gorgeous. Little work of art.
Absolutely love the craftsmanship on the knife! Stellar job.
Such a beautiful handle
Thanks Kolter.
Love that handle. It was an order, the customer got what they wanted and, I think at a very good price, ignore the rest! Oh, I liked what you did so well I subscribed.
Thanks
OMG! You are a amazing craftsman. Brilliant piece of work on the old cleaver.
I have a fairly old old hickory cleaver that I use all the time. Love old tools.
Seems to be a lot of critics. Even the Mona Lisa needs care, the Cistine Chapel is being touched up. While they do their best to stay true to the original, not always possible. No one has ever built a monument to a critic. Keep up the good work.
The Mona Lisa was never "updated"
The answer to that statement is found in this link; www.howitworksdaily.com/preserving-the-mona-lisa/
The point is there are so many ways to do any one thing yet many choose to focus on how they would have done, the right way to do it, what should not have been done, etc...
Let us appreciate our diverse views so that are minds are opened to allow possibilities other than our own.
Enough said. With this I gracefully bow out of this discussion so we can focus on Mr. Tely's work.
Thank you.
beautiful, a work of art
Thank you.
that is just sick.that is such beautiful work,unbelievable i just love it.
I'm late to the game, however, just watched this. AMAZING WORK!!!!! The scales for the handle are exceptional and the transitions well done.
Thanks.
Just an awesome job
I think that a handle material matching the age of the cleaver would have been more appropriate- something from maple or walnut.
This is so beautiful!!! You really know you metal. I sat in awe watching this clip. I am a jeweller so I know metal, but on a smaller scale. I just totally enjoyed how you handled this knife!
Thank you for the compliment. I am sure you will like other videos I have in the playlist.
now that's what you call pride in your work. the finished cleaver is a thing of beauty, bravo sir, thanks for sharing.
Dude, first let me say that the clever looks fantastic. You've given it new life and made a mundane object a work of art. That being said, you've got to understand that there are a small minority of people who get off on being mean and making people feel bad. You've got to ignore those people and not get so defensive. If you were giving away free cars, there are people who would complain about the color. It's just human nature. So stop focusing on the negative and keep posting great videos.
Thanks MadDog.
Fantastic video......terrific editing......your work is top notch.....very enjoyable. Well done Sir! Indeed.
Thank you Mark. At first I read horrific editing...and wondered why everything else was praised but not the editing. Then I read it again and it made sense....I am just tired from my day job.
I like the cleaver. You did a nice job. I liked how you cut something useful in the end, to show what a cleaver is for; instead of cutting sheets of paper for 10 minutes.
Glad you liked it!
I love the way you work. Very nice job ! That thing is a beast of a knife.
It's beautiful. Master crafstmanship
very nice work beautifull piece
What a beautiful hand crafted piece of art
That handle is beautiful! I would have never thought that those woods etc would look so good together.
Love the photo shoot at the end. Also, I have absolutely no use for that clever but if you made a replica, I’d buy one!
It is ART!
Absolutely wonderful craftsmanship... Thanks
Absolutely gorgeous and beautiful!
Sir we would like to see you win the forged in fire championship or be a judge in that show if possible. Your work is just perfect. Great job sir.
Unfortunately I do not know anything about forging.
@@SLAVIKTELY is that for real sir ???
What a beautiful work!!!!!
Awesome.
Best regards from Germany
Cheers Max
Thanks
Was findest du daran denn so geil er hat so viel unnötiges Zeug gemacht und Macken sind nach wie vor drin
Wow, fantastic craftsmanship! Your friend is lucky!
That is stunning. Beautifully stunning.
Dat handle!!
you do wonderful work sir.
wow, it came out awesome! i wish i saw Barnhart's rection when he got it. it's gourgeos.
Beautiful and functional. The way all things should be.