This looks more genuine than so many of these "restoration" videos on youtube. The guy didn't show how smooth he is with a lathe and turn a new handle and engrave or mirror polish the blade. Actually something one could use. good job
Did the same thing except only reshaped the metal and handle I did not remove or take apart. Some of the putty knives are made of very good steel. Min fits around my neck in a wood sheath stays in place with a magnet and is very handy such as yours will be. Nice looking tool !!
I did something like that a couple of years ago. I got an old putty knife from a car boot sale for 50 pence, about 60 cents, and cleaned , reshaped and sharpened it I did all the work with hand tools - abrasive paper, files, hacksaw, oil stones and a strop It has made an excellent leather skiving knife Look for an old putty knife or filling knife made from forged spring steel if possible, not stamped sheet
Muy bonito trabajo...vi dos veces el video..solo como detalle me hubiera gustado que mostrara el disco que uso en la amoladora en el minuto 7...eso para los aprendices como yo...saludos desde ecuador
Hola Johnny, muchas gracias por el apoyo. 👍 Me alegro que le haya gustado. Tiene planeado probar algo similar? Lo que he usado es un disco de grano 80 y grano 120. 👍
we are going to have slim pickings over the next few weeks months as everything closes ,this shows what can be done with what we have , good job we all hoard !! excellent restoration as always !
I love the video, and I thought the idea of making a knife out of an old putty knife was an ingenious idea. I did notice one thing in your video that I think is important to mention, the latex or nitrile gloves you are wearing while you are cutting the blade into shape. My concern is that if you catch a metal chip that lands on the glove and it melts it to your hand. Just a suggestion, but you might want to use gloves that can't melt when you work with metal cutting and grinding. Thanks and keep up with the great content
N’y other glove would be dangerous to wear as the rotary tool could catch it and drag his whole hand in the tool/blade. Rubber glove will simply rip. You are imagining risk where there isn’t and suggesting a far more dangerous alternative.
Hi there. I'm really not sure about the kind of steel. But the blade itself is not long and me personally I am specifically using it for cutting leather. I did not temper the blade itself after cutting it from the putty knife but for leather cutting it works just fine. I am having sometimes difficulties cutting thicker leather (4mm +) but I do that rarely and if so I use another knife. for delicate leather cutting it works really well.👍
Beautiful work, love to see a cool, unique channel. Saw your post on Reddit btw, so nice to see someone that isn't making a low quality gaming channel. Your channel will become popular man. I c you at 100k by the end of next year keep up the good work
Hi Ijul, hope you're well. To derust the tool I was using water electrolysis at the beginning. Afterwards a set of brushes and a wheel sander. The electrolysis wont work by itself , you need to put salt in - adding salt into the water will break the electrical neutrality of water molecules and will let them carry the electric charge. And by salt I mean Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) or washing soda. Better to disolve the salt in water first. 👍
@@ijulmahardika8923 You need to disolve it in the water. Usually it is sold as powder. Stirr until all is disolved.Take a look at the following videos. I am showing how to disolve the soda in those. Le me know how it works for you. 1) ua-cam.com/video/34E2TpT2Kpc/v-deo.html 2) ua-cam.com/video/GCY2lkLoqG8/v-deo.html 3) ua-cam.com/video/5irpqsZyrVU/v-deo.html
AllFlavor Workshop no experience in knife making, my knowledge only come from the you tube videos which you have probably seen yourself, I did think that if you were into metalwork a hardened edge could mark metal for you as well.
@@AllFlavorWorkshop You should be happy, you did a great job no doubt.....However I have to ask why you didn't stain the wooden handle to improve the looks? Just a question mind you, because you did such a fine job otherwise. Anaco, Anz.
@@buddyhutchins3782 Honestly, I was thinking about that but I decided to go with the original color of the handle. just gave it a bit of oil. Or possibly next time to go with a completely new one anl make the grip better.
Hi J, I was thinking about that but on the other hand I dont think it is necessary. I was just using a grinder to cut the steel and for leather working purposes works just fine. Thanks for the tip.! 👍
Jose Ailton de Jesus Lima talvez ele cuidou pra não aquecer muito no corte e não perdeu a têmpera original da ferramenta. Mas vc têm razão. Eu teria feito nova tempera!
Hi Steve, I used electrolysis to get rid of the rust. I used an AC/DC adapter. It is specifically designed to accept a certain AC input (usually the standard output from a 120 V AC outlet in your home) and convert it to a particular DC output. Direct current allows for the anions to deposit in the anode and for the cations in the cathode. Take caution with this!
Hi Андрей. I honestly don't know.. Not that I havent tired but I has its cons. Takes longer in comaprison with electrolysis and the result is usually not that good as using electrolysis. But it works as well and definitely it is one of the options how to do it..
You can make a similar knife from a steak knife from the second hand shop. They are 10 cents here, without rust. Salvation Army has a vast assortment, stainless or hi-carbon. Much faster way to go.
Should have used the vice instead of the table clamp. The piece moved when he was cutting it. Then he put his fingers down there to hold it, lol. Good way to lose 1. Beautiful blade though!
Agreed. Though it really depends on gloves. Definitely not heavy gloves which could get tangled in the wheel. But the ones I am using are nitrile examination gloves. Powder-free, latex-free suitable for use in laboratories and when cleaning chemicals and disinfectants. They snap really easily.
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This looks more genuine than so many of these "restoration" videos on youtube. The guy didn't show how smooth he is with a lathe and turn a new handle and engrave or mirror polish the blade. Actually something one could use. good job
Thank you Ole. 👍
Right? those easy how to's using $10,000 dollars worth of equipment.
great creation😍
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Super broo good work
Thanks mate ;)
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Did the same thing except only reshaped the metal and handle I did not remove or take apart. Some of the putty knives are made of very good steel.
Min fits around my neck in a wood sheath stays in place with a magnet and is very handy such as yours will be. Nice looking tool !!
Awesome moonolyth! It is a handy tool :)
Nice shank
I did something like that a couple of years ago. I got an old putty knife from a car boot sale for 50 pence, about 60 cents, and cleaned , reshaped and sharpened it
I did all the work with hand tools - abrasive paper, files, hacksaw, oil stones and a strop
It has made an excellent leather skiving knife
Look for an old putty knife or filling knife made from forged spring steel if possible, not stamped sheet
Love it Geoffrey, I am using it as a leather knife myself and it works like a charm. I am going to check it out. Thanks!
muy buen trabajo !!
Good job
Awesome work!
Thank you Mushfiq. That is true. Tighter clamps are needed.
Bueno
Круто, но канцелярский нож с отламываемым лезвием не хуже с бумагой справится.
А так сделанное своими руками - всегда приятно держать в своих руках👍🏼
Great work
Thanks
wonderful restoration to more useful kit..thank you
Tahnk you Jafrin
Would like to see how it's used.
Nice job
Thanks Johnny! 👍
I'm so glad you kept the wooden handle. The history of the scraper is gone but the secrets of the handle live on. Nice work!
Thanks Paul!
Muy bonito trabajo...vi dos veces el video..solo como detalle me hubiera gustado que mostrara el disco que uso en la amoladora en el minuto 7...eso para los aprendices como yo...saludos desde ecuador
Hola Johnny, muchas gracias por el apoyo. 👍 Me alegro que le haya gustado. Tiene planeado probar algo similar? Lo que he usado es un disco de grano 80 y grano 120. 👍
а что здесь необычного ?
Хорошо 👍
I love it, very neat and precise. Good job 👍
Thank you. 👍 Works really well for leather.
we are going to have slim pickings over the next few weeks months as everything closes ,this shows what can be done with what we have , good job we all hoard !!
excellent restoration as always !
Mate! Thanks for stopping by. That's true. Everything closes. Let's reuse what we have.
Good leather working knife
Especially for skiving.....
I love the video, and I thought the idea of making a knife out of an old putty knife was an ingenious idea. I did notice one thing in your video that I think is important to mention, the latex or nitrile gloves you are wearing while you are cutting the blade into shape. My concern is that if you catch a metal chip that lands on the glove and it melts it to your hand. Just a suggestion, but you might want to use gloves that can't melt when you work with metal cutting and grinding.
Thanks and keep up with the great content
I appreciate it and thanks for the suggestion. 👍
, xx cf,
N’y other glove would be dangerous to wear as the rotary tool could catch it and drag his whole hand in the tool/blade. Rubber glove will simply rip. You are imagining risk where there isn’t and suggesting a far more dangerous alternative.
For a follow up video, could you heat treat and harden the edge?
That would be interesting, I could. Thanks!
Hey for a follow up make a space ship and wear ur gloves lol
Parabéns pelo projeto amigo. Era disso que eu estava buscando e agora encontrei um excelente projeto.
Thanks for the comment. 👍 I'm glad my video could inspire. How did it turn out for you? Did you make your knife?
Mi piacciono molto le tuearmi
Thank you for watching and for the support. :)
عمل رائع مبدع جدا
Thanks C.B. 👌
You could have used the disk sander to remove the rust also,; especially for a plane surface there is no need for any chemical or electrical method.
Yea there's no need
any idea what kind of steel that is? does it hold an edge? I am looking for material for making a leather knife, maybe this might work?
Hi there. I'm really not sure about the kind of steel. But the blade itself is not long and me personally I am specifically using it for cutting leather. I did not temper the blade itself after cutting it from the putty knife but for leather cutting it works just fine. I am having sometimes difficulties cutting thicker leather (4mm +) but I do that rarely and if so I use another knife. for delicate leather cutting it works really well.👍
@@AllFlavorWorkshop thanks for the answer, I will try this
@@bushcraftonbike687 Thank you. Let me know how it works for you.
Beautiful work, love to see a cool, unique channel. Saw your post on Reddit btw, so nice to see someone that isn't making a low quality gaming channel. Your channel will become popular man. I c you at 100k by the end of next year keep up the good work
He really does a good job!
Thanks mate, much appreciated!! 👍
Thanks terima kasih. Sangat berguna buat saya. Salam dari Indonesia.. Oh ya ini juga saya subcribe.
Thank you, glad it helped. Are you going to make one yourself? Let me know how it works out for you.
Thankss..i will try..
Great! Gor for it 🙂
Dear Sir, Splendide work! Would you be kind enough to give us some details about the electorlytic machine ?
Thank you Ikust I appreciate it. I might be making a video on the electrolysis itself. Anyway I'll provide the info. :)
AllFlavor Workshop that would be really great :))
Beautiful work
Much appreciated Diego. Thank you.
А просто в хлористое железо не судьба было сунуть? Нужны были такие заморозки с вытравливанием?
Thanks for educated contained, may iknow it what you used for reduce the corotion maybe any chemical liquid you put in and mixed into the water?
Hi Ijul, hope you're well. To derust the tool I was using water electrolysis at the beginning. Afterwards a set of brushes and a wheel sander. The electrolysis wont work by itself , you need to put salt in - adding salt into the water will break the electrical neutrality of water molecules and will let them carry the electric charge. And by salt I mean Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) or washing soda. Better to disolve the salt in water first. 👍
@@AllFlavorWorkshop how to apply the backing soda?
@@ijulmahardika8923 You need to disolve it in the water. Usually it is sold as powder. Stirr until all is disolved.Take a look at the following videos. I am showing how to disolve the soda in those. Le me know how it works for you.
1) ua-cam.com/video/34E2TpT2Kpc/v-deo.html
2) ua-cam.com/video/GCY2lkLoqG8/v-deo.html
3) ua-cam.com/video/5irpqsZyrVU/v-deo.html
@@AllFlavorWorkshop thanks a lot, may iknow where are you come from?
😀 I like it very much, making clips useful and interesting
😀 I just started making DIY clips.
Thats great! 😊
Harden edge?
Hi Graham, I was thinking about it but I decided that for leather crafting might not be necessary. What's your experience? Thanks for the comment.
AllFlavor Workshop no experience in knife making, my knowledge only come from the you tube videos which you have probably seen yourself, I did think that if you were into metalwork a hardened edge could mark metal for you as well.
Hi bro 👋👋👋 very good transformation 👍👍👍
Thank you, man.
Медицинские перчатки для таких работ смотрятся просто шедеврально 🤭
емуб ещё презирватив натянуть на голову.) ну шоб стружка в глаз не била!
You took a long time to get from A to B, but you did a great job. Anaco, Anz.
Hi Buddy, it did take some time. But I am really happy about the result. Thanks!🙂
@@AllFlavorWorkshop You should be happy, you did a great job no doubt.....However I have to ask why you didn't stain the wooden handle to improve the looks? Just a question mind you, because you did such a fine job otherwise. Anaco, Anz.
@@buddyhutchins3782 Honestly, I was thinking about that but I decided to go with the original color of the handle. just gave it a bit of oil. Or possibly next time to go with a completely new one anl make the grip better.
Un travail parfait merci
Sophianne, great thanks.
no heat treating on the blade?
Hi J, I was thinking about that but on the other hand I dont think it is necessary. I was just using a grinder to cut the steel and for leather working purposes works just fine. Thanks for the tip.! 👍
excelente la transformación, me gustó pero no probaste el filo del cuchillo
Gracias, Jesus. Voy a probarlo en el proximo video ;)
Awesome work man very creative!
Thanks mate! I really appreciate it.
Ficou legal!Parabéns!
Thank you so much.! :)
Sem a têmpera, ela não perde a afiaçao? 🤔
Jose Ailton de Jesus Lima talvez ele cuidou pra não aquecer muito no corte e não perdeu a têmpera original da ferramenta. Mas vc têm razão. Eu teria feito nova tempera!
Yes, my intent was to be careful with the cut and not affect the original tempering. I'll let you know in time how it holds.
мастеру респект и уважение.
Thank you so much, nice words. :)
Just what I need to put new leather soles on my boots,thanks for the idea,my friend.God bless.
Thank you
Nice work .....do a video of your green vise....what brand is it? Looks very interesting
it is on the list. The vice is a 1956 York vise and I am looking forward to getting my hands on it.🙂
02:30 What is that? Could someone explain me something? Please
Amador.
Interesting knife ive watched a few of your videos and like the content so ive subd keep the videos coming
Thank you, much appreciated.
You did an amazing job! Far beyond what I can do. Question though. Could you have used the unused metal for another knife ?
I am planning on it. Still have the other metal pieces for further creations.
What is the circuit used for rust removal? And is it sraight out of the mains?
Hi Steve, I used electrolysis to get rid of the rust. I used an AC/DC adapter. It is specifically designed to accept a certain AC input (usually the standard output from a 120 V AC outlet in your home) and convert it to a particular DC output. Direct current allows for the anions to deposit in the anode and for the cations in the cathode. Take caution with this!
oke thank you.
Thank you too
You are awesome! Your video is beautiful. I loved that Iraq. Greet you
Grow up lol
yes
That vise you're using could stand a little restoring.
Hi Andre, actually I did restore the vise as well. One of my videos. Thanks 👍
Let me ask you a question, bro!
Do you use an old computer battery charger to remove the corrotion from those metals?
👍👍👍👍
That is called alkaline water, yes you can use it. Just becarefull because it irritant and give much more rush to the metal thing
@@ultralinx200 thank you so much, brother!
I appreciate you for your ceative work
🇮🇩👍🙋
@@eternity9844 well, that's not me unfortunately.
Itu tadi airnya air apa
👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Шедеврально.
I'm happy you liked it. :)
Wasn't it easier to get rid of the rust with acid?
Hi Андрей. I honestly don't know.. Not that I havent tired but I has its cons. Takes longer in comaprison with electrolysis and the result is usually not that good as using electrolysis. But it works as well and definitely it is one of the options how to do it..
So bao entendi o processo dela agua e eka e ferri ou aço
Thanks Jose, that's water electrolysis.
Soft metal Tendría q templar la hoja
Verdad Matias, creo que sería mejor templarla. Aún así, funciona muy bien. 👍
Files cut on the forward stroke.
Always
Your finished product looked like an old Bob Ross palette knife.
Haha, so true. Though I've never used it for paining. :) Thanks
You can make a similar knife from a steak knife from the second hand shop. They are 10 cents here, without rust. Salvation Army has a vast assortment, stainless or hi-carbon. Much faster way to go.
no
Ждал, когда же он лезвие закаливать будет. А так баловство, остроту держать не будет.
It's good for leather craft.
somebody get this man some decent clamps
Why don't you?
Should have used the vice instead of the table clamp. The piece moved when he was cutting it. Then he put his fingers down there to hold it, lol. Good way to lose 1. Beautiful blade though!
Thanks and true. That clamp wasn't the best choice. ;)
anh làm nhanh cái tay lên
@2:43 what is this sorcery ?
Electrolysis
Hello
Hello there. How are you?
Es artilugio esta diseñado para un "zurdo" no, ...??
Haha. Hola Luis, buen punto. ;) Me gusta. Gracias por el comentario y por el apoyo. 👍
Я не знаю как у Вас но на шпатель " путный" металл не поставят расходный материал и естественно путного Ножа из его не может получится .?
where is de proof, to see if it work
А закалить?
i think a simple cutter is better
But was this hard steel? I would say no
Hi Bikedogtor, no, it wasnt hard steel. My next step would be to hardened it. 👍
特にアイボルトを使用するアイデアはとて!.
To save your time: there’s no forging in the video.
В России говорят "из говна сделать конфетку". В данном случае, из говна сделано говно...
That's a nice saying you have in Russia. Cherish it.
Нож для резьбы 🤔
You didn't get it sharp because you rolled the edge from sharpening it backwards.
Thanks for the tip Paul. 👍
Братан, що ж ти напилком по твердому металу? Невже не відчуваєш що він ялозить а не знімає. Делитант.
Ну и что это такое, что с этим делать?????
The best knife for leather crafts. Works well.
@@AllFlavorWorkshop. OK.
COMPLIMENTI.
SALUTI
SALVIO
Thank you Salvatore. 👍
☝️👏👏☝️👍👍☝️👏
👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯
Thank you, Marcos.
Far from the best steel for knives, but good job anyways.
Gloves with rotating tools? You'd better make a disclaimer for imitators.
Agreed. Though it really depends on gloves. Definitely not heavy gloves which could get tangled in the wheel. But the ones I am using are nitrile examination gloves. Powder-free, latex-free suitable for use in laboratories and when cleaning chemicals and disinfectants. They snap really easily.
Ok
le fil noir n'est pas branché
Putty Dawg.
Good
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