What was the first cleaning wheel you put on your angle grinder to remove the rust please? Great video,no electrolysis or sand blasting involved.. I have subscribed 😁
@@FALCON390Workshop Yes I did a long hand turned handle, but didn't shorten the tang. Also I didn't drill a hole in the blade but put a leather string to hang it up by. I got mine from an antiques fair and bought it off Mark Stacey, where did you get yours?
4:39 I know this irritation myself. I don't have enough workspace on my bench to warrant permanently fixing down my bigger tools, and the grinder would walk like this when I tried to use it. Hard to make an accurate cut when the tool moves around. I solved it with woodworking quick-clamps and some 18mm ply. I made a plate for the bottom of the tool from the ply, fixed the tool to it and now I clamp the plate to the bench. V2.0 of my ply plate was made wide enough so it keeps the clamps free from my work area. V1 kept caressing my leg whilst i worked, it was weird. Works mint and its a cheap fix. Cheers from NZ!
Excelente trabalho de restauração. Muito bem feito. Adorei os detalhes que o decorador enfatizou. Há tempos que não vejo uma restauração tão bem elaborada. Parabéns. Tupiara
I was worried about when he was using gloves on that lathe. And mighty close with that left sleeve on the head when he was focusing on that little tip on the handle a lathe will fuck you up fast if you dont respect it at all times . 👍
hay un error fatal con esta restauracion , hay suficiente espacio para poner la traba de metal , ypor consiguiente solo se ompe la poca base que tiene el cuchilo para sustentarse
i know you put a lot of effort into it but it was originally made for splitting kindling ,not saying it was not a great "restoration"! just a point of note .. god bless you and your family ...Lee
You really like that "speed the camera up" style of presentation, but the viewer may find it very disconcerting...and the name of your game is to get subscribers, right? Because your presentation is too rapid, I have decided not to subscribe. Slow down your presentation pal, get more subscribers who can follow your efforts.
Thanks for your feedback. I had a few similar comments in the past and my newer videos are less speeded up. Feel free to check them out and leave your feedback likewise. Cheers 😊
To Restore; to return something to an earlier good condition. In your video it shows you remodeling an axe, either a kindling splitter or a straight handled froe, into a small butchers’ cleaver. The converted axe does not have the mass at the front of the blade to function as a cleaver because the original axe would have been hit on the spine with a wooden mallet to split kindling or shingles. Additionally, it would have been safer to mount the handle in a chuck and mount the drilling chuck in the tailstock and then drill the hole.
BEAUTIFUL !!!
Thank you so much 👍
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Thanks mate 👍
Good work buddy 😊👍
Cheers
Good Restoration Done 👍
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Thank you
Nice Restoration
Thanks
Excelente trabalho. Parabéns 👏🇧🇷👍
Thank you 👍
Great restoration
Thanks 👍
nice job !!!:
Thank you
What was the first cleaning wheel you put on your angle grinder to remove the rust please?
Great video,no electrolysis or sand blasting involved..
I have subscribed 😁
Thank you.
They are called abrasive angle grinder wheel.
amzn.eu/d/dCv1gK3
That's a real nice job you did on that knife .
Thanks a lot :)
Very nicely done!
Thanks 👍
Great job. I agree with GGBP14 this cleaver needs to work again.
Thanks
Wonderful work.
Thanks :)
Неплохо конечно, но хвостовик зря отрезал! Резьбу нарезать и гайку можно было закрутить!👍
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Hi bro 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration chef 👨🍳 knife 🔪 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
You never want a round handle on a knife, especially on a cleaver.
Can you explain why ?
Good job Sir
Thanks
That’s an awesome restoration dude! Handle spot on.
It's more of a recovery because it's far from fantastic
Thanks
Why do you think so?
Very good
Thanks a lot :)
Beautiful work this one is great I love the handle
Thank you :)
This is the exact same knife I restored, same brand and everything!!!!!
Nice. Have you done something different than me ??
@@FALCON390Workshop Yes I did a long hand turned handle, but didn't shorten the tang. Also I didn't drill a hole in the blade but put a leather string to hang it up by. I got mine from an antiques fair and bought it off Mark Stacey, where did you get yours?
Good stuff. I got my from ebay auction with many more rusty hand tool.
Very well done
Thanks a lot !
Wow !!!
👍
4:39 I know this irritation myself. I don't have enough workspace on my bench to warrant permanently fixing down my bigger tools, and the grinder would walk like this when I tried to use it. Hard to make an accurate cut when the tool moves around. I solved it with woodworking quick-clamps and some 18mm ply. I made a plate for the bottom of the tool from the ply, fixed the tool to it and now I clamp the plate to the bench. V2.0 of my ply plate was made wide enough so it keeps the clamps free from my work area. V1 kept caressing my leg whilst i worked, it was weird. Works mint and its a cheap fix. Cheers from NZ!
Hey, That is really good idea and super cheap.
Thank you for your comment. I'm gonna definitely use this in future.
Nice job,,,,
Thank you :)
Great work. Love the handle! Watching your progress has been great.
Thanks 👍
Excelente trabalho de restauração. Muito bem feito. Adorei os detalhes que o decorador enfatizou. Há tempos que não vejo uma restauração tão bem elaborada. Parabéns. Tupiara
Thanks a lot ! :)
good job
Thanks :)
Dumb but serious question...
What is the little hole at the top of the blade for? I never knew why or what it's for.
To hang it up. More of a traditional butchers cleaver thing.
to hang it up. Pretty handy.
The knife outlived the maker
Thanks
Rusty knife restoration.
*80% of the video working on handle*
Have you enjoyed this? or would you prefer to see something else ?
Would really appreciate your feedback :)
Could you have done the handle any faster . And if he had rush doing the handle it just may have not turn out to look this nice .
Muchas felicidafes por un gran trabajo de restauracinon .Lo unico que personalmente no me gusta es el orificio que has hecho en la hoja .Felicidades
Why don't you like it ?
Liked and subbed.
Thanks ! :)
Nice job
Thank you :)
I think it was actually a kindling splitter, rather than a cleaver or chef's knife. I have one in my 'to do' pile, so this vid looks useful.
Thanks mate 👍
@@FALCON390Workshop you done a great job on the knife and the handle looks nice .
Its definitely a meat cleaver now
Why do cleavers have a hole?
To hang them on the wall?
That is in my case😊
Eu também queria saber,AM2PM!
Anyone know what pillar drill he owns or has any recommendations on good pillar drills ?
Hi.
Drill I use is
Titan 700w Drill Press Pillar Drill.
It's a good pillar drill for its price range :)
Thanks.
Сначало древесину обработал а потом забил втулку и поверх обработанного дерева напильником. Жесть!
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Was the knife sharpened?
A little bit
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks :)
I was worried about when he was using gloves on that lathe. And mighty close with that left sleeve on the head when he was focusing on that little tip on the handle a lathe will fuck you up fast if you dont respect it at all times . 👍
Thanks for feedback
A restauration is not something where you cut holes in the blade and file it down...
It's only my interpretation of restoration.
Thanks for checking video out and sharing your thoughts.
Flacon390
한국말로 댓글 다는 사람이 아무도 없네.
날 연마를 그냥 그라인더로 마무리인가
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Идиотское решение обрезать хвостовик.
Why do you think so ?
فنان
Thanks
hay un error fatal con esta restauracion , hay suficiente espacio para poner la traba de metal , ypor consiguiente solo se ompe la poca base que tiene el cuchilo para sustentarse
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why you cut tang?
Why not? 😊
Круглая ручка здесь не катит!
Любая другая, но прямоугольная в сечении !
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i know you put a lot of effort into it but it was originally made for splitting kindling ,not saying it was not a great "restoration"! just a point of note .. god bless you and your family ...Lee
Thanks for your comment👍
Rusty Knife
Before restoration it was 👍
zamiast bujać tym pojemnikiem z wodą, lepiej jej dolać, jak sie okazuje najprostsze sposoby są najtrudniejsze.
Do tego okrągła rękojeść w tasaku to kiepski pomysł i na dodatek wiercenie na ślepo w tangu otworu na pin.
Thanks for your feedback
What's wrong with it ?
More work onmetal. 5 ou of 10
Thanks. Will work on it 👍
You really like that "speed the camera up" style of presentation, but the viewer may find it very disconcerting...and the name of your game is to get subscribers, right? Because your presentation is too rapid, I have decided not to subscribe. Slow down your presentation pal, get more subscribers who can follow your efforts.
Thanks for your feedback. I had a few similar comments in the past and my newer videos are less speeded up. Feel free to check them out and leave your feedback likewise. Cheers 😊
What was the second disc of volcanic lava?
What do you mean by volcanic lava? 🤔
@@FALCON390Workshop name of the disc.what's it made of?
@@FALCON390Workshop it looks like volcanic stone
Visit my kit page to see these discs and other tools.
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Good job but u still need skill with Metal face
Thanks for feedback. Check out me newest videos. Got some skills 👍
It is not sharp
Not razor sharp, but its easy to do as long as you want to spend some extra time sharpening :)
Damn speeded up crap video!
Watch my video, ask me in the comments if you will not understand
I'm sorry for mate
To Restore; to return something to an earlier good condition.
In your video it shows you remodeling an axe, either a kindling splitter or a straight handled froe, into a small butchers’ cleaver. The converted axe does not have the mass at the front of the blade to function as a cleaver because the original axe would have been hit on the spine with a wooden mallet to split kindling or shingles. Additionally, it would have been safer to mount the handle in a chuck and mount the drilling chuck in the tailstock and then drill the hole.
You come off as pretentious
Video shows only my interpretation of restoration. I like how it looks like and its usable tool again.
Thanks for your comment and thoughts.
Falcon390