Rusted Butcher Knife Restoration
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Restoration of this good old rusty cleaver didn't go as smoothly as I hoped. The plan was to save wooden scales and combine additional materials, but it was so brittle that old cracks just snapped all the way. Therefore I had to make new wooden scales, and for that I used mahogany wood.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Before restoration
00:15 Restoration started
12:00 After restoration
#Cleaver #KitchenCleaver #CleaverRestoration
Thank you for watching, see you in the next one!
literally handmade, even the machines, congratulations friend great work
Thank you so much my friend!
Now that’s a cleaver I would USE! And treat with respect as well! Job well done Boris!
Thank you so much Pat, much appreciated!
What a beautiful transformation. Especially love this channel because of the tools and "elbow grease" that are used. Watching your video is a great way to start my week. Thank you for posting and look forward to your next one. 👍
Awesome! I am happy to hear that! Thank you!
@@FFD_Restorations You are so very welcome.
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I really liked the way you used the copper pipe on these scales! I'm totally going to steal that idea
Awesome, go for it 👍
Thanks for watching Grant 🍻
One of the few kitchen knives I don’t have. Thanks. 🔪🎸
Oh my goodness! So well done, and without ANY electrically powered tools! Wonderful craftsmanship! You have a new subscriber!!!
Thanks and welcome 🤗
Great work again. Loved the way you fitted the scales on the handle.
Many thanks again 🙏
Hello. There are very many cleaver restorations on UA-cam but i still enjoy watching quality restorations like this. You do it with respect for the tool.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Nice, like the way you finished the out and fasten the handles together. Thanks for the video sir.
My pleasure, thank you for taking time to watch my video sir!
Cool restorations, greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪 🙋♂️
Thank you very much! Best regards from Norway 🙋♂️
I've watched a lot if knife restoration videos in the past 2 months, and I have to give you kudos. Restoring a knife correctly is a bit of work with modern tools... doing so with NO power tools is legendary! Hats off to you good sir!
Tha is much appreciated sir, thank you kindly!
🎼🎵🎶 GREAT... GREAT... GREAT... SO WELL DONE... GREAT... GREAT...🎵🎶🎵
Many thanks 😃
Nice restoration mate . Keep going. 👌
Thanks man 👍
It came out great
Thanks for taking time to check out my latest video! Much appreciated 👍
I forgot to mention last time when i commented what is your channel about probably the most important reason why are you doing restorations by hand and to you and me it's a lot of fun doing it hard way however others probably don't share yours and mine opinion. Nicely done!
No worries, thank you for understanding and reading about page. The reason is very simple but many can't understand it unfortunately. You would be surprised how much time I spent removing hate comments. Some of them where quite extreme. But on the other hand there is a lot of wonderful people like you to support this channel and help me to make new videos! Thank you for that, much appreciated! Take care!
Beautiful job.!!
Thanks 👍
Wow! 10/10. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, thanks!
I enjoy watching you do it the old-fashioned way I don't think I've seen anyone else do it like you do and I appreciate that man that's cool
Thank you so much sir, very kind of you!
Wow beautiful work! I love that cleaver!
Thank you! 😊
Hello Boris , thanks for another video. Beautiful looking cleaver. You inspire me to start my own little workshop. I have the tools but I don't have the space. I'm sure your grandfather in heaven is very proud of you.
Hey Eddie! That is wonderful to hear. I started in a small room in the apartment and after some time I was fortunate to have a bigger space. Start to work on things that you can manage in the smallest possible space and go from there. After no time you will figure it out I am sure 😉
Beautiful job on the handle!
Much appreciated, thank you kindly Kathy ☺️
The sound of the vintage tools ✌🏻🌟 I like your workshop and your way of work. Perfect restoration and thank you for this gorgeous 13 minutes. See you soon ⚒️🗜️
Thank you kindly, I am glad that I am not the only one. Love your work and passion for hand tools, keep up the great work 👍
@@FFD_Restorations Thank you very much
Nice job as always. 👍
Thanks mate 👍
Мастер однозначно. Золотые руки у Вас.
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Beautiful work Boris. I like how you’re flexible and adjust your vision as the project proceeds.
Much appreciated sir, I try my best! Thank you so much for watching!
Been quite some time since I watched your videos. Always good to be back. I noticed a lot of upgrade in your workshop. Really proud of how far you've come. Kinda miss the old workshop. Probably because I like things minimal. But loving your work anyways. Hope you're doing great, Boris!
Thank you very much Anisa, much appreciated! I am doing great 😆👍
A very amazing Work Love it very nice Video Love this Videos very ❤️👍🌹👍
Many thanks 👍
Nice job!!!
Thank you very much!
Wow! Again I am so impressed at what you can do with rusty pitted metal and only hand tools! The shine and look is amazing. Great job. Sorry about your accident… I’m so prone to do that and always keep bandaids handy.
Hey Kathy, thank you so much 😃👍 I probably should stick to smaller metal surfaces, cleaver is maybe a bit much for this setup. After this injury, I will keep a few bandaids in the shop. Thanks for mentioning it 👍
Beautiful job!
Thank you kindly!
Beautiful work! Your talent is remarkable!
Thank you so much 😀
Another great video and restoration!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks again!
Beautiful work😍
Thanks man, much appreciated 👍
Очень хорошо получилось! Молодец!
Спасибо за просмотр 👍
Awesome transformation
You sure know your craft
Thanks for sharing
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So nice of you, many thanks Tony!
Well done
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awesome transformation ❤❤❤😊
Thank you 🤗
Very good👍🔪!!
Thank you 👍
as always 💥🤯! you have “THE” touch. anything you do is so beautiful. hope all is well with the family and yourself.
Hey friend, thank you so much 🤗 I am glad you think so! All good here 😃. How are you and yours?
BTW. Welcome onboard 💚
@@FFD_Restorations thanks don’t know why i never did it before. all is good this side of the globe 😉
No worries ☺️
That is nice to hear 👌 take care 👍
Can't believe I missed this video! That sander is my new favourite tool of yours😁 Awesome work with the handle👌🤩
No worries, thanks a lot for watching 🍻
It is mine too, it is a huge help 💪
Великолепная работа!
Спасибо за отзыв
como siempre amigo...buen trabajo y buena restauracion me gustan mucho tus vídeos...aver que restaurador se puede comparar a ti ...sin valerse de la electricidad....👍 desde Sevilla España te mando un cordial saludo y espero que sigas deleitándonos con tus magníficos vídeos...GRACIAS😜
Hola mi buen amigo
Es muy amable de su parte decirlo. Muchas gracias 🙏
manual tools are slower but always allow perfect control of the processing..... job well done!
Very true! Thank you!
Bravo!!!!!👏👏👏🇧🇷
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first time i saw a restoration were the power tools are manually operated
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Well done yet again, perfect restoration again, sympathetically done and not loosing all the blades history, this really is the best restoration channel on UA-cam, come a very long way in a short time, congrats on all of it
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much. I appreciate your support, advices and for taking time to check out my videos 👍
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Good job, as always...lots of patience and effort...paid off, no question.
1 thing...what were you striking the rivetting hammer with?
I ask because you should never strike 2 hammers face to face...there is a great risk of splintering...sharp shards of steel at very high speeds...VERY dangerous. Just in case...
Thank you Patrick!
I used two hammers (8oz each). I have never experienced that before, it is great that you mentioned it. Thank you. I will pay attention to that next time 👍
Take care!
Camera quality is the best, who uses the camera
Thank you! I do the shooting as well. One man production 😅
That's a really neat old German double horned anvil. Can you tell us about it? How old is that anvil and who is the maker? Thanks!! Oh, I use a double horned anvil as well. My favorite style. Great job on the cleaver!!
Yeah it is! Please find more information in this post: ua-cam.com/channels/gYZRpMFaXycXzKmzKjmNiQ.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugxa3hCuwzE2FKuMA-t4AaABCQ
Thanks again
@@FFD_Restorations -- Excellent, thanks!! Wow 320 to 420 years old!! It's a very unique anvil. It has a very broad base parallel with the face. This is good because it keeps a lot of mass under most of the anvils working surface . Just imagine all the work that has been done on this anvil. You're very luck to find such a great tool of history!!
@@ironcladranchandforge7292 absolutely, always amazed about that fact. Thanks I am lucky and very grateful for that
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My new favourite channel - the fact that you manage such beautiful restorations with modest tools and a lot of hard work is inspirational. Time to start raiding local boot sales!
Awesome, thank you 😃👍
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Борис,привет тебе из России.Хотел бы узнать что это за дерево,которое ты использовал для накладок?У меня есть кухонный топорик с накладками из такого же дерева.Название дерева я не знаю,но достал я его на работе.К нам привозили дорогие детали на паллетах,а паллет и был сколочен из такого дерева.Когда распиливали на пиле,то оставались такие же чёрные круги и такое дерево ни с чем не спутаешь,очень плотная древесина
Привет Дмитрий! Я использовал Махагони. Да, это очень плотная древесина и отлично подходит для ручек.
@@FFD_Restorations спасибо
Привет, Борис! Как у тебя дела?
Привет Антон 😃
Я очень хорошо спасибо. Надеюсь, у тебя тоже все хорошо?
@@FFD_Restorations у меня тоже всё нормально! Спасибо!
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Et le deux feuillets de cuivre ?
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wait, what - no epoxy?