@@ВячеславПинт да не, у меня как раз из тюрьмы, только поменьше и полностью стальной. А в остальном точно такой же и по виду и по качеству. Всё же там есть ограничения и в материалах и в оборудовании.
I was wondering that. In my comment I was saying that if I restored something like this, I would have added some tools or functionality to it, like a glass breaker or something. A can opened would be good too. It's not really a "secret" pocket knife if it has no other use. It's just a two part knife that has a blade that can be flipped to go inside the handle.
I have a collection of these, all made in Soviet prison work camps. They are each unique and artistically crafted. Yes, most of them have bottle openers on them, either on the barrel or the reverse end of the blade. That's what the broken piece had been.
So the administrators of Soviet prisons have actually forced prisoners to produce these elaborate shanks, so that they could be sold to the public for profit?
I was wondering. I figured that what was broken off wouldn't likely be cylindrical -- it needs to be a decent handle to open the knife. I'm also guessing that these have become fairly rare, they don't look like much when not in knife form. Soviet prisons! Wow.
I actually have one of these. Not as old and it is literally a tube that has threading on one end and the other is rounded with a hole you could put a keychain ring through… the idea is that you could carry it on your keys and have a small blade (for defense?) or hold it in your fist for punching. I don’t carry it because it’s a concealed weapon but I like to collect odd stuff like this…
@@EqualKinks i'm not sure what the specific one in the video is, but WorkSharp has a system called the Precision Adjust that works in the same manner.
Looks great! I probably would have added some tools or uses to it, like a glass breaker or some other things. I don't think it was meant to be that kind of restoration though. I'm not sure what the original was meant to look like though, since the outside end wad broken off.
Your shop must be huge with a million different tools LOL. Great work, love your attention to detail. That stuff looks like white baking powder, but I bet it is something else.
It is a beauty I thought you ----".........fluxed up "................brazer joke........ in the joining of the two brass fittings I was wrong. You can never have too many knives hidden dual purposes or otherwise. You had my sub great work with simple tools...
Looks great but you basically got rid of the knurling which I think was important. I think that was a mistake. You made it a decorative piece instead of a functional piece
It's true! I agree, but no one but me noticed his gross mistake of putting it in acid! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
Wow I give you a 10 out of 10 because the scale didn't go any higher. Truly amazing job and attention to detail. I wish I was able to do work like you do! Very nice piece and I would like to have a knife like that sometime. Thanks for the video and the ASMR to boot. Relaxing for sure. A+
No ! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
No! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
No ! Pul shit ! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
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На противоположной стороне клинка, там, где обломано, там была открывалка для пивных пробок.
у меня почти такой же есть, и тоже отломана открывашка. они похоже на всех таких ножах сломаны
Такие делали в местах заключения,только гораздо качественее
@@ВячеславПинт да не, у меня как раз из тюрьмы, только поменьше и полностью стальной. А в остальном точно такой же и по виду и по качеству. Всё же там есть ограничения и в материалах и в оборудовании.
@@СергейМорозов-н4н совершенно верно,полностью стальной
I was wondering that. In my comment I was saying that if I restored something like this, I would have added some tools or functionality to it, like a glass breaker or something. A can opened would be good too. It's not really a "secret" pocket knife if it has no other use. It's just a two part knife that has a blade that can be flipped to go inside the handle.
I have a collection of these, all made in Soviet prison work camps. They are each unique and artistically crafted. Yes, most of them have bottle openers on them, either on the barrel or the reverse end of the blade. That's what the broken piece had been.
Do you just use the bottle opener as the handle? I have one that screws back onto the tube…
So the administrators of Soviet prisons have actually forced prisoners to produce these elaborate shanks, so that they could be sold to the public for profit?
I was wondering. I figured that what was broken off wouldn't likely be cylindrical -- it needs to be a decent handle to open the knife. I'm also guessing that these have become fairly rare, they don't look like much when not in knife form. Soviet prisons! Wow.
What are the knives usually called? Would like to try to find one
@@cf8979 Soviet barrel knife, or Russian prison made barrel knife
Easy a 25!!!
OUTSTANDING SIR...
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from 0 - 10 ? 11 ! just WOW ! ♥
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Rating?
11
I would love to have a knife like that.
The restoration is awesome!
I would rate this a 10. Good job.
It has to be a bottle opener hook, not just cilinder.
how, explain detailly
Like you find on a Swiss army knife?
I actually have one of these. Not as old and it is literally a tube that has threading on one end and the other is rounded with a hole you could put a keychain ring through… the idea is that you could carry it on your keys and have a small blade (for defense?) or hold it in your fist for punching. I don’t carry it because it’s a concealed weapon but I like to collect odd stuff like this…
It HAS to be? It can be whatever the hell he wants. Yikes
Чел,придбайте токарний станок
Shinny as anew penny. lovely work
Loved the restoration, unbelievable result! Defo a 10!👍🏽👏🏼🙏🏼💪🏼
That turned out to be a very beautiful piece.
Nicely done, I have the same sharpener, great piece of equipment 👍
I've never seen one like that before, but now that i have, it makes so much sense and makes sharpening a blade SO easy
what is the name of this sharpener? Ive been looking for one for so long.
@@EqualKinks i'm not sure what the specific one in the video is, but WorkSharp has a system called the Precision Adjust that works in the same manner.
Very unique and impressively restored! Something to pass on!
Niezłe cacko z tego wyszło. Przydałoby się do torebki. Super 10/10.
10/10 sans aucun doute.... P ...... de joli boulot..... Awesome
I say a 10.... Did a fantastic job on yhe restoration
10 for sure. That little knife is super cool.
Amazing Craftsmanship and Restoration 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Great restoration, you brought some life back to that knife.
Outstanding......15 out of 10
Beautiful knife Beautifully restored good job well done
unbelievable I would love to have that. great job
I'd say, clearly a 10. Very nice work!
Gorgeous! You far surpassed my expectations! 10/10!
10/10 all day my friend!
Being honest, I didn't think it was going to come out too good! (Nothing on your end) it just looked like junk. You definitely gave it life! Easy 10!!
10/10 on the restoration 👍
What a beautiful lil knife... I'd definitely give it house room 😊
10/10+beautiful!
It's a definite 10. You hit it out if the park!
Thank you! I enjoy your restorations and always learn something new.
Truly exceptional, as usual, thank you for sharing with us ✌🏼
Easy 10! This was amazing to watch.
Fantastic work !!
Other than making new knurling it looks awesome, restoration 9.5 out of 10 but 10 if fully. In any case great work.
Great job, Sir! 👌
Looks great! I probably would have added some tools or uses to it, like a glass breaker or some other things. I don't think it was meant to be that kind of restoration though. I'm not sure what the original was meant to look like though, since the outside end wad broken off.
Beautiful
First time of seeing such a knife.
Your shop must be huge with a million different tools LOL. Great work, love your attention to detail. That stuff looks like white baking powder, but I bet it is something else.
That turned out nice, well done ✌️😎
amazing job! Congrats
Thanks!
Love the unique design.
Beautiful results! 10/10
Seems to me like a letter opener though, not a knife.
Very nice job. 10/10
Very well done ! Good Restoration 👍
Fantastic!!!!!!!!! Love your work
Wow, what a neat knife, I would love to have one of them!! Your restoration is as always a 10 out of 10, great job!!
Splendid result. 👏
nice work my friend.. its hitting a 9 on the work and finish..
RANK 100 Excellent job !!!
Beautiful 10/10
I rate your restoration 100 of 10 mate 😅 you really work awesome
gran trabajo ¡¡¡
11! Great restoration!!
Awesome restoration as usual bro, keep em coming 👍
It is a beauty I thought you ----".........fluxed up "................brazer joke........ in the joining of the two brass fittings
I was wrong.
You can never have too many knives hidden dual purposes or otherwise.
You had my sub great work with simple tools...
Definitely a 10! Super cool!!!
Fantastic restoration ❤
10 for sure. Well done
Amazing job
Great work sir
Stunning work!
Super jest to odrestaurowane pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent work 👍👍👍
Now that’s one illegal mascara 😂
Looks great nice job. That was allot of sanding and polishing I bet.
Looks great but you basically got rid of the knurling which I think was important. I think that was a mistake. You made it a decorative piece instead of a functional piece
It's true! I agree, but no one but me noticed his gross mistake of putting it in acid! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
It is a very elegant envelope opener
That one was 12 out of 10 =] Very good job, sir =]
10/10 for me great to watch
10 for sure! Awesome job, what time period is it from? Very interesting 🤔
beautiful definitely a 10
You should knurl the bottom of the plug so you can grip it better when you unscrew the blade out.
Match the knurling of the main cylinder.
RANK 100 Excelent job !!!
Beautiful! Little bit kind of a barrel knife.
Very good!
I'm from Americana SP Brasil.
10, really nice restoration
Beautiful!
Thanks! 😊
Nice - love the concept of this knife!!
would say: 11 out of 10 points for that :)
Beautiful work
Great work as always. The knife looks cool 😁😁
It's so beatiful...
Wow I give you a 10 out of 10 because the scale didn't go any higher. Truly amazing job and attention to detail. I wish I was able to do work like you do! Very nice piece and I would like to have a knife like that sometime. Thanks for the video and the ASMR to boot. Relaxing for sure. A+
No ! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
That was crazy good.
Dope AF results, @ReXtorer!
10/10 good job
Nice job!
As usuall 10/10🎉
10. Well done.
Da leuchten die Augen jeder Elster...bei diesem Glanz. Grandios!
Absolutely 10 out of 10 👍👍
No! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
Super job 😊
Kubaton and knife combination, I have one similar to this. The knife that is stored in the barrel is like a double edged dagger.
perfect great job its a 10 from me too.
Yes absolutely at 10 no doubt❤
10/10
It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Very Nice!
Job well done sir I give you a 9
Good Job Dude
Did you know it was a knife before you opened it? Gorgeous work, as always!
such knives are made by convicted people in prisons. Іt is called a barrel knife
@@wladyslaw_borys-maliszewski нож-бочонок это немного другое.
@wladyslaw_borys-maliszewski looks like it was used to peel apples. I like the design but would change the blade shape to something less stabby. 😂
No ! Pul shit ! The author is an idiot. That knife was never meant to be the way he made it! Because it wasn't supposed to be so shiny and ornate, but the author just destroyed the protective oxide layer! The result is a friggin' “dildo” whose surface is shiny in every direction! It wasn't the rust that made it so dark, it was the protective oxide layer! At most, you should have rinsed the case well in plain water, rather than dissolving its coating in acid !!!!. Now, with the notch and the protective layer of the case destroyed, this knife is useless !!!!. One idiot destroyed a good and functional knife, other idiots started to praise it and put likes !!!!.
Nice don't know what good it would be other than maybe a letter opener but still very nice.
Thank you!