yo creo que si el cuchillo estaba doblado el tratamiento termico lo tenia perdido, si ademas tu le das golpes para enderezarlo y no se parte... ese acero no esta duro, por otro lado, aunque el trabajo de madera ha quedado muy chulo, para un cuchillo el contrachapado no es la mejor eleccion, porque son maderas blandas y se va a astillar enseguida, y no se si ha sido casualidad, mala suerte o lo has hecho a posta pero te ha coincidido el remache con el adorno de metal que le has puesto, te habra sido dificil taladrarlo y ha perdido la robustez que iba a proporcionarle, me gusta en general la manera que tienes de hacer videos, aunque esta vez es mejor el propio video que el resultado final del proyecto.
Amazing the way you put the handle together ... my son said " l bet we can make Mom trivits that look like that for mother's day... the adventure begins thank you for a good Father / son project.
It's made of literal garbage wood. It looks interesting (note, didn't say it looks GOOD) but this knife would not last under normal use, especially since there's no heat treat or temper on the blade.
Just my opinion but I think it looks terrible. The handle looks super cheap. The technique was cool but the wrong material was used. No survival knife should ever have a polished blade. May stone washed or painted black. Something non-reflective. And, why wouldn't you correct for the sharpening loss over time? You also didn't re-harden the blade. On a knife like that, only the sharpened edge will be hardened but that has all been removed over years of sharpening. The edge will never hold now because that portion of the metal is not hardened. It would have been a much better job to have dramatically shortened the blade, using the unsharpened back edge for the new edge and simple handle scales made from higher quality pieces of wood or maybe micarta. Again, just my opinion.
Thanks for the interesting work. Not a fan of highly polished blades personally I like a matt edge with a strong line defining the edge and flank line. Also would have done a dark cabin fibre or steel handle. But that’s personal taste aesthetics . Again thanks for the nice work and the weather inspiration.
Hello my wonderful and skilled friend, the limit of creativity and excellence, please translate into Arabic so that the followers understand the materials used, and thank you
Man, I want that knife! Great video and awesome work! I especially loved the design on the wooden handle. This is the first video I've watched on your channel so I will subscribe. Just out of curiosity do you do this for a living?
i prefer to buy antique knives,i found a hunting knife at flea market for a cheap price,it was really dirty,i cleaned the knife and hilt then send it to a person for sharpening,he said one of the best steel he ever saw,knife has beautiful flower carvings and a mark.
I have that same sanding disc system that you have and I'm loving it. I just got it about a month ago and it has completely changed how I sand pretty much anything. How are you liking it? Also, is that combination sander from Harbor Freight worth it, or do you wish you would have spent the extra cash on something name brand?
Check out this rusty dagger with an incredible handle
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I didn't think I was going to like the handle when you started it, but it turned out magnificent!
Bending cold metal is a great way to introduce fractures to it well done...
Thank you for this comment as a grandson of a blacksmith beating cold steel hurts my soul
рукоять получилась интересная, а клинок фуфло типа такого что в наших тюрьмах (про зону он точно не поймет) делают..
He restores the knife with a rusty hummer😂😂😂. Amazing video❤❤🤗.
yo creo que si el cuchillo estaba doblado el tratamiento termico lo tenia perdido, si ademas tu le das golpes para enderezarlo y no se parte... ese acero no esta duro, por otro lado, aunque el trabajo de madera ha quedado muy chulo, para un cuchillo el contrachapado no es la mejor eleccion, porque son maderas blandas y se va a astillar enseguida, y no se si ha sido casualidad, mala suerte o lo has hecho a posta pero te ha coincidido el remache con el adorno de metal que le has puesto, te habra sido dificil taladrarlo y ha perdido la robustez que iba a proporcionarle, me gusta en general la manera que tienes de hacer videos, aunque esta vez es mejor el propio video que el resultado final del proyecto.
I like how you can swap out tools on your bench. Than you for sharing your ideas and processes.
Beautiful work, mate! I absolutely love the way you made the handle.
Wow! Fantastic restoration. The knife is so shiny and that handle is really amazing. Thanks for sharing.
That is just ridiculously pretty, especially that grip. Nicely done!
good restore👍👍😘
Где закалка металла?
Great Video!
Definitely and always waiting for your new
Thanks Chip and I look forward to your next video dropping!
Amazing the way you put the handle together ... my son said " l bet we can make Mom trivits that look like that for mother's day... the adventure begins thank you for a good Father / son project.
Good video 👍👍😎😎
That’s awesome the handle is amazing it really stands out. Another fantastic job you just get better and better 👍👍👍😊😊😊♥️
It's made of literal garbage wood. It looks interesting (note, didn't say it looks GOOD) but this knife would not last under normal use, especially since there's no heat treat or temper on the blade.
Terrific craftsmanship.
Super cool concept for the handle! It’s beautiful and turned out so rad! 🩵🗡️
Wow what a superb job! That handle is unique! 👍👏🙏
Just my opinion but I think it looks terrible. The handle looks super cheap. The technique was cool but the wrong material was used. No survival knife should ever have a polished blade. May stone washed or painted black. Something non-reflective. And, why wouldn't you correct for the sharpening loss over time? You also didn't re-harden the blade. On a knife like that, only the sharpened edge will be hardened but that has all been removed over years of sharpening. The edge will never hold now because that portion of the metal is not hardened. It would have been a much better job to have dramatically shortened the blade, using the unsharpened back edge for the new edge and simple handle scales made from higher quality pieces of wood or maybe micarta. Again, just my opinion.
Was not sure about the handle at first but wow looks amazing well done
Once I saw the diamond wood cuts I couldn't wait until the end. Great handle! Shiny refined blade is equally impressive! 👍🌟
Now THAT is full tang baby!
That thing looks killer
The use of handle materials was inspired
Does hammering it cold not put stress on the steel
Замарочился на славу ! Лайк !
You turn that garbage into a work of art. Truely a collector's piece.
That turned out beautiful
B E A U T I F U L !!!🙂👍
Восстановлено прекрасно
Sweet job! Well done😊
I think your handle should win a prize. Looks amazing. Job well done 👍👍👍👍
Utterly gorgeous!
Thanks for the interesting work.
Not a fan of highly polished blades personally
I like a matt edge with a strong line defining the edge and flank line.
Also would have done a dark cabin fibre or steel handle.
But that’s personal taste aesthetics .
Again thanks for the nice work and the weather inspiration.
brillante muy buen laburo !!
wow, that handle looks amazing.
Very nicely done
wow
Gorgeous!
It was an interesting answer to a bizarre handle shape they left.
Thats a really nice handle design
7:48. А зачем металлическую пластину в рукояти вставить?
понт.
A lot of work has been spent, but as we say - you can’t make candy out of shit
Hello my wonderful and skilled friend, the limit of creativity and excellence, please translate into Arabic so that the followers understand the materials used, and thank you
George takai would say oh my!
Borat would say very nice!
Best use of plywood I've witnessed
Love the handle
Beautiful knife beautiful restoration good job well done
Beautiful job! I was wondering where you were going with the ply wood.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked how it turned out and watching a couple of my videos.
COOL !!!👍👍👍
I can't see any hardening and sharpening processing, why?
Did anybody say it's a good restoration video? Or did I miss something?
Uma obra de arte
She's a beaut! Amazing restoration!
Excellent, I will survive for shure with that knife now. Turns out incredible the work with the handle.
Ótimo trabalho. Parabéns 👏🇧🇷
Beautiful. Bravo. Well done.
أنا مشترك جديد من العراق واحب اعمالك الرائعة
Beautiful
Nice job.
The real magic is turning that rusty piece.of metal into an amazing blade
awsome handle
Perfect restore my mate 💪
Man, you're the Best! Absolutely satisfying result! Wow, man!!! Especially, the design of grip. It's amazing!!! Very the best to You!
Cool handle
It's a great invention, you do it best, it's great for showing me your ideas.
Great vid. Love the handle.
Love the design you made for the wooden bits! :)
He’s great knifemaker 🔪
He’s talent 🧠
He’s cool 😎 & creator 👍
Thanks Lawrence!!!!
The handle is sick man. Turned out sweet as candy.
Love your videos
Nicely done. As with the others, I agree, the handle is stunning.
You seemed like a craftsman with a very high-quality sword.
That's great.
2:05 I just found out where the Minecraft Anvil sound comes from.
Super cool ... love from India
Beautiful job.... Great!!!! 🤩🤩
Where is it from?? //Lars
Muito bom trabalho.....parabéns.
Safety comment: make sure you unplug your sander when changing belts!!!
What a knife. Very good episode. Kudos.
Thats the coolest handle I’ve seen. 👏👏👏
Interesting idea for the handle. Great job
Uso uma cola dessa cola madeira aqui no Brasil, ao menos é o mesmo nome, não sei se o mesmo fabricante... é muito boa.
Nice work. That handle really has an unusual look but good.
Beautiful job on the blade and the handle (especially.) Now, how about a leather sheath?
Man, I want that knife! Great video and awesome work! I especially loved the design on the wooden handle. This is the first video I've watched on your channel so I will subscribe. Just out of curiosity do you do this for a living?
i prefer to buy antique knives,i found a hunting knife at flea market for a cheap price,it was really dirty,i cleaned the knife and hilt then send it to a person for sharpening,he said one of the best steel he ever saw,knife has beautiful flower carvings and a mark.
Are you sure that's a survival knife? I mean, you found the knife but not the one using it to survive. Lol
Cool looking handle!
It looks great!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
Love the handle 👍
Bela restauração, boa e bonita 👍👍👍🇧🇷
Pretty good work 👏👏👏
Great video! Your channel is very inspiring!
Hitting the blade with a hammer is NOT really the best way to make it straight. Especially since you didn't heat the metal up.
I have that same sanding disc system that you have and I'm loving it. I just got it about a month ago and it has completely changed how I sand pretty much anything. How are you liking it? Also, is that combination sander from Harbor Freight worth it, or do you wish you would have spent the extra cash on something name brand?
Have you ever used BoeShield T-9 on unfinished metal?
That turned out really nice looking. How is the balance?
Lot of work and time wasted on a garbage knife. If you can fix the edge with a file then you can throw it in the trash bin with no regrets.
😱😱😱🎉🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍‼️‼️‼️👏👏👏👏