Old Broken Automatic Knife Restoration. Making a new blade
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2022
- I found an old broken automatic knife and decided to restore it. Restoration is not easy. The knife is similar to the Switchblade Knife, Shur-Snap Colonial. The blade in the knife was broken and I made a new blade. Made a new knife. Removed the rust. I hope you liked my restoration.
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This looked like a lot of work , thank you for putting in the effort. Top marks.
Your artistry with the video camera is only exceeded by your talent as a knife maker.
Bravo sir!
Yeah man,I second that 👍🏻
Excellent as always
Круто сделал👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 отличная работа, но эту ржавую, кривую пружину ты не мог поменять🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
As a Knife collector I absolutely love the design of this knife.
Excellent choice of restoration subject. I've seen enough bench vises, coffee grinders, and rusty wrenches being restored. An old broken switchblade is a welcome change. Good skills too.
What about wire & tubing bender
Excellent repair/restoration. That one is a real nice addition to a collection.
Now that’s quality work, well done.
SUPER job. 👍🏻👍🏻
Enjoy those young hands and eyes while you can.
Mine are starting to fail me.
Thank you! Keep yourselves!
Ditto
لا اِلهَ الّا رَبَّ الْعَوالِم حُسَين جَلَّ جَلالَه❤️
Спасибо! Повеселился вместе с Вами от души! Видно :, что руки растут откуда надо и чувство юмора на высоте. 👍
The effort and honesty to put in 'failures and further adjustments is really impressive. It would be so easy for you to just cut it down and be like "Oh I did it first time". Instead you really show the process.
I love the jig you made to get that angle ground in. Magnificent job on this restoration. All of your work is amazing.
Impressive restoration! The blade grinder was cleaver and ingenious 👍😊
thanks)
Молодец..руки..ростут.
Откуда..должны..рости
Really impressed that you stuck with it and filed and polished the edge by hand. I would have gotten impatient and taken it to the belt sander.
Amazing work. I would love to see some texts explaining steps before the sequences start.
Really nice video!
Thanks!
Bon traveil.bravo.
Such a great restoration, I love that knife. Well done
honestly, i liked the way it was... even with the broken blade... had that handed down a few generations feel to it
I could tell it had been used for many yrs after the blade broke, imagine someone still using it instead getting a new one, sentimental value maybe or too poor for new one or maybe didnt care.
That old knife became very beautiful.
This guy has a very unique blacksmithing technique that I never seen before
There's no blacksmithing in this video, and all the technics he uses here are fairly basic in knife making
@@lamproknives that what I meant, most video I see like this the restorer usually forge the blade not repurpose a file
On top of that file tends to break once you mess with the structural design
@@goat5635 oh, that was sarcastic 🤣
That's the coolest knife I have ever seen. Awesome job.
Outstanding restoration of a very interesting piece!!! Your mastery of multiple skills provides an excellent result!!! Incredible job!!! Thanks for sharing your work with us!
It's always great to restore vintage items, good job man.
Nice restoration, well done,
Stunning knife
i"ll never get tired of seeing this video
That's quite the knife, the construction was significantly different from all the examples I have seen, the handle was made out of solid steel, and filed beautifully, I can see why you chose to grab it, regardless of the blade, this is a rare one, and the blade design you chose was perfect for it, a nice clip point design, beautiful and intimidating all at the same time. I would have chosen replacement Brass screws, but I have to say the polished steel ones look good too. So good work! I was expecting you to make a new sliding block as the lock to replace the one inside, it looked pretty rough. But all in all, I'd say you came out with a significantly better knife that when you started the video with!!! :P LOL
Thanks for watching my videos! Next time I will consider my mistakes
Me gusta el mecanismo de cierre y apertura de la navaja !! Saludos de Argentina. Quedo como nueva!! Felicitaciones !
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship and a please to watch.
Super , super mișto!
Nu am mai văzut asemenea dispozitiv de declanșare a lamei .
Watching you make that jig is worth a subscription.
С закалкой клинка не уверен, в пружину масло не надо, просто грифель от карандаша на тереть, он не собирает грязь и пыль. Ну рукоятку заворонить, смотрелось бы куда лучше.
Exceptional work on this restoration mad skills!
Гарна праця. Механізми у ножах, замість мастила краще використовувати стержень звичайного, простого олівця. Покращує тертя і не накопичує пилу. Це не наполягання)), а порада. Спробуй і відчуєш різницю. Дякую за відео.
👍🫵🏻👍
Дякую! Наступного разу обов'язково спробую)
I love old mechanical knives , I like the action whom ever designed this knife put a lot of thought into it .
the people who designed and made mechanical clocks, cuckoo clocks, automatons, etc. all before there was electricity or power tools, maybe were the smartest people of all time.
I would love to buy 1 exactly like this. Make an awesome pocket knife
It looks like a brand new knife and you did an amazing job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Mermerized doing your work....
Hi Rextorer beautiful knife beautiful restoration good job I'm glad that you have restored that knife wonderful job
Thanks for watching my videos!
Real nice job.❤❤
Fabulous! Great job!
Ножик з характером. Цікава робота. Дякую пану рестовратору шо не дав загубитися гарному ножику.
Дякую за перегляд)
Awesome job, that knife is a work of art!
Thanks!
Клинки з напильника це топ тема))) я своїм ножем пишаюсь як той той😅 також горн з гівна і палок ліпив, та тільки кував на рельсі. Нехай він був з порушенням всих допусків, та для мене він крутий)))
Зроблене своїми руками завжди дороге)
Amazing talent. Great job thanks for the video
Nice resto. I have been collecting knifes for many years. The solid handle is rare, Was costly to make and heavy making it uncomfortable in the pocket. How ever it was durable. I do have a few switchblades in my collection but not a solid body example. I will have to search the maker and hunt one down for my display. Thanks for posting.
Stunning
I would have liked to have seen how you put the coiled spring back as I would imagine it to be pretty difficult. Good vid and nice knife deserved the work
it wasn't hard. One end is fixed on the axis of the knife, the other end is wound around
A very, very special knife--- of apparent Spanish manufacture: those of unsurpassed design.
A knife I covet greatly, and worth every second of this painstaking restoration.
Thanks for sharing.
I wish I could find one like this, but it is likely only a few such were made by one dedicated artisan. What a find!
Обычная тюремная самоделка из России. Грубость изделия связана с минимумом доступного инструмента при изготовлении.
@@user-vw7cx6zz7b I am surprised. Perhaps a Spanish influence, then? The design is impeccable, regardless of finish.
Me gusto' el trabajo realizado !! Felicitaciones de Buenos Aires,Argentina.
Gracias!
Thanks for the video bro what a great job on the knife. And that sharpening jig you made nice one I'm going to try that out on a couple of my knifes.
Thank you! Good luck!
Muy buena restauracion maestro 🙏👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Extremely interesting, I think you are the most creative man ! Your video is so fantastic !
That’s a beaut!
Nice jobb......👍
In Germany you need a weapon license for this kind of "devices", because it's actually not just device - it is indeed a weapon, but well done job then after all ... ! 😉🦊
Nice work and an excellent subject
Just gorgeous!
Flippin gorgeous finish man!!! Double plus good
I make you right there it’s proper nice innit
Well done!!!
Cool knife design and nice job restoring it. Thanks for the video
Thank you!
Nicely done sir.
Beautiful, and very unique.... nice job sir !
Thank you!
WOW nice .
Nice job
Bardzo fajny ten nóż. 👍
Nice job, well done. 👍
great skills
Excellent job. Well done! 👍
thank you!
VERY NICE...I LOVE KNIVES!!!
If you ever need to quench something again. Heat up a piece of metal and throw in the oil. For example take that old piece of blade and either throw in the oven or even heat to orange with the blow torch. Will save you some time. Just a thought from a hobbyist blades bladesmith. Great video btw!!
We call that a switchblade, and they are highly illegal, LOL. However, for an antique collectors item, wow. Beautiful.
Switchblades are not illegal in the entire USA. Each state has their own laws regarding knives (including switchblades). Based upon my research, they are legal in most states.
Pickled knife my favorite
pretty work
Amazing job brother. Like from India
Thanks!
That was amazing.
Very nice, you did a fine restoration!
Thank you!
Carino. Buon lavoro. Una affilatura non ci sta male però.
I'll give you some news on this flick knife. It is Italian and probably from the 19th century given the manufacture.
It was called "The Spaniard" "Lo Spagnolo" and was produced in Naples, in the region called Campania. During that period the Kingdom of Naples was under the aegis of the Bourbons, who you may know were Spanish.
It was also known as "white pocket weapon" among the Guappi, minions of the Camorra lords of the time (1850).
Interesting! Do you know if ever the "vendetta" style knife was ever spring assisted?
P E R F E C T!!!🔥🔥🔥
that looks fantastic… another wonderful job as always…….🔧⚒️🔩🛠️🔨⛏️👏👏👍👍🍻🍻
What a beautiful thing 😊
Nice job!
Well done.great detail work.
Excellent work. Super.
Thanks!
España.Muy interesante
Handmade thats for sure 😁👍
Fantastic job!
thx!
Зекпром найф))) механизм передается по всем просторам СССР
Aaamazing 😍
Well done
bad heat treatment. then you test to see if it's shape by cutting sand paper. bet it scratched the blade. still need design
Wspaniała robota niespotykany nóż pierwszy raz takie cudo widziałem
dziękuję bardzo!
@@ReXtorer Ty jestes Polski?
@@johnwrocenski7430 українець)
The thing that made me watch the whole video vas to see the finish product but the thing that made me sub to the chanel.was how you made the knife sharpening sistem with the wood and metal rod..genius.
Great 👍 restoration 😃. Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪🖐️
Thank you!
amazing! Maybe a hundred yrs from now itll be rusty and blade broken and someone will restore it again...maybe theyll have no clue that it was restored before. Maybe this process of wearing it out, then restoring it, will continue on for thousands of yrs....at some point it may turn into a completely different knife than it started, maybe many times over.
Great !
Nice!
Eres único mi maestrazo
tres bon travail beau couteau bravo
an awesome restoration of a cool old knife. it would've been a good candidate for nickel or silver electroplating on the handle/frame to keep skin oils and pocket sweat from causing surface rust in the future. the simple design works as well as the boker automat 74 that lives in my pocket every day. any idea of the age of the knife?
Thank you! Nickel plating is a good idea! I do not know the age of the knife