Reviving Blades: Restoring Small Pocket Knives to Glory

15 MIN RESTORATION brings you another restoration video to enjoy."Experience the art of knife restoration with our meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. Our skilled artisans breathe new life into small pocket knives, delicately refurbishing every aspect from blade to handle. Whether it's removing rust, sharpening edges, or restoring vintage charm, each restoration is a testament to our dedication to preserving the history and functionality of these timeless tools."

[@geraldstamour1312]

Dope AF results, @15MIN.RESTORATION!

[@artnels2]

I am thinking this was a small, pocketable fishing knife. Thin blade good for filleting. Only thing is the rough tip you filed off the end of the one piece was for removing a fish hook from the fish. You see there is a bit of a fork shape at the end of the knife and that hook shaped tip was on the end of the piece between the forked tip. It was designed to get under the fish hook to easily remove it from the fish. Then the thin blade was for filleting the fish and cleaning it.
All in all, a nice restoration. I really like the knife's scales!

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for the comment, just realized it's a fishing knife

[@LoneStar1955]

Looks like what’s caked a Texas Toothpick.