The gold electroplating was a cool little extra! I'd recommend shaving down that handle considerably more - the chunky, square handle has got to feel like a nightmare to hold in your hand 😱
There’s absolutely nothing better than watching your phenomenal videos on a cold day. Just the absolute care, dedication and quality you put into your restoration is enough to put a smile on anyone’s face
Interesting handle choice there. Almost looks like it’d be fairly uncomfortable to hold. And Thats a very neat way of applying a gold plating! Side note, turtle is my favorite recurring character of this series
This was an amazing restoration! The handle did look as if it would be uncomfortable to hold, but it was amazingly decorated! You have a new subscriber!
I was so with you until the last few minutes. I guess this is more of an art piece than a tool, which is fine, but not for me. You will probably forget more knowledge about crafting and restoration than I'll ever know, so I won't pretend to be an expert, but it drives me crazy to watch people put these razor sharp, super delicate bevels on cleavers like they're a paring knife. And to go through all that work and leave the handle a massive rectangle? It seems like you've got some pretty big hands so maybe it works for you, but man that ending was so anticlimactic.
Yeah I’ve seen a few of these videos and he tends to make the handles big and bulky, which I find very unsatisfying. Amazing work pretty much everywhere else but those handles always frustrate me lol
I agree but at the same time it probably takes almost a week to complete and it'll probably be very fustrating to use a small handle then it breaks And it probably fits him best so at the same time I disagree with you😵
Another religious experience , resurrection in its purest form! Your talented assistant is always on hand and at the right time.Thank you both, fascinating videos
This is so so amazing and different from other createors' content, the best way I could put this is that it feels like an itch finally getting scratched.
Really, really good job. I always like how it goes from a rusty piece of junk to something that could potentially become a persons favorite item to use. The handle still looks a bit bulky but other than that great job.I’m a new subscriber but I watch ur vids all the time and today I forgot I wasn’t subbed to u. Keep up the great work!
These videos are so cool and relaxing to watch. I think it is amazing how you restore items that appear in such harsh conditions and make them even better than they were in their prime! Keep up the fantastic work! And I hope all is well!
I would 100% buy this for my partner, we collect knives and SHES into really pretty decorative ones while im into more historical and unique ones, but I think she would love this as a art piece lol, 10/10 beautiful work
First one of your vids that I’ve seen. Very nice restoration and the polishing then gold plating was phenomenal. I think the wood and brass that you chose for the handle are great but it looks kind of bulky and unfinished. It’s still a great cleaver. You have a new subscriber.
Just subscribed and wow your extremely underrated I wish I have found your channel sooner I’m really obsessed with these vids love your craft and how patient and gentle you are with your craft keep up the good work 👍🏻
Please continue your wonderful work some folks love to add what they think needs to be done, please don't listen Stay the course and do it your way THANK YOU !!
That is an oxidation layer that was formed during the heating of the steel. Also called 'scale'. It's very brittle and tends to flake off during quenching. Perfectly normal but not something you'd ever want to leave on the steel for a knife like this. You can wrap the blade in steel foil or use an inert gas furnace to minimize oxidation during heat treatments.
@@CatalystRestorations That's cool! Thanks for answering! And the quenching is to soften or harden the steel? Cool it slow to make it softer and cool it fast to harden it?
@@Scott_G It technically depends on what type of steel you are dealing with, but in general the faster you cool (quench) the harder the steel. Quenched steel is usually very brittle though (good strength, but can't absorb a lot of energy before breaking, AKA material toughness ), so after quenching you usually heat it back up again (lower temperature this time, called tempering) to soften it up just a bit to keep most of the strength but also improve the toughness and give you the best of both worlds!
It's a good job, But the handle of this cleaver does not look so good, In my point of view if it will be round handled would look more beautiful. The Original handle was also round.
I can’t be the only one who’s scrolling through the comments and noticing just how kind these people are… 😅 I’ve never seen such an inviting comment section. ❤ (keep up the good work)
I applaud you for using Osage Orange. I make staffs h canes & this is my preferred medium. A shame you didn't have a more Orange heart wood. It is really beautiful.
A lot of people talking shit about the handle... I have seen a few of your videos and know that if you wanted this handle to look different, you would have made it different. I like the square look. Fantastic job 👍
Damn. I was sure that handle would be too big but actually seeing you hold it, it was actually seeming like a nice handle. Though, you do seem to big-ish hands so maybe those with small hands might have had a problem. I'm glad it looked so cool and looked actually nice to hold!
I watch these before going to bed. Much like a bedtime story for adults with a happy ending! This inspires me to try my hand at this, before actually learning how to forge and make my own knives and swords someday. I kinda cringed when I saw the thickness of the tang being inserted into the block of wood! But apparently it must have worked in the past as it's not broken beforehand. Not sure how to ergos of the handle are? Great editing, humor and love your explanations for everything!
I often wonder in your Blades/ Knives/ Cleavers restoration, you do a single tone edge finish. In future videos could we see 2 tone finishing (acid etching/ clay baking/ etc). Thanks for another great vid :)
![Knife Restoration [Black Blade, Zebrano Handle, Brass Liner]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_fQrBJYRKSE/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Axe Restoration [Black Axe With Ebony Handle]](/img/n.gif)
The gold electroplating was a cool little extra! I'd recommend shaving down that handle considerably more - the chunky, square handle has got to feel like a nightmare to hold in your hand 😱
It doesn't actually feel that bad ...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration Hi
Hi
S
More grip means more control.
Finally - a restoration video that actually gets rid of the pitting!!
There’s absolutely nothing better than watching your phenomenal videos on a cold day. Just the absolute care, dedication and quality you put into your restoration is enough to put a smile on anyone’s face
Thank you very much for your kind words!🤗
-11C where I am. Good start for the winter.
DANG! THAT RUST REMOVER IS POWERFUL!
@Candy Queen gacha it kinda looks like poison…? 😅 just me? Okay I’ll shut up now.
Aw that little ghost on the rust remover uncapping was cute lol
Interesting handle choice there. Almost looks like it’d be fairly uncomfortable to hold. And Thats a very neat way of applying a gold plating!
Side note, turtle is my favorite recurring character of this series
Thank you very much! 🐢🐢
same thought i had
If only I could be so polite...
This was an amazing restoration! The handle did look as if it would be uncomfortable to hold, but it was amazingly decorated! You have a new subscriber!
Thank you very much! 🐢😊
lemme guess, is it… rick astley?
That's very polite..
I thought it looked like a dog turd
@@nugget1044 nope, Patrick Bateman
I was so with you until the last few minutes. I guess this is more of an art piece than a tool, which is fine, but not for me. You will probably forget more knowledge about crafting and restoration than I'll ever know, so I won't pretend to be an expert, but it drives me crazy to watch people put these razor sharp, super delicate bevels on cleavers like they're a paring knife. And to go through all that work and leave the handle a massive rectangle? It seems like you've got some pretty big hands so maybe it works for you, but man that ending was so anticlimactic.
Agreed
Yeah I’ve seen a few of these videos and he tends to make the handles big and bulky, which I find very unsatisfying. Amazing work pretty much everywhere else but those handles always frustrate me lol
I can understand the inappropriate bevel to play up the sharpness for UA-cam, but there's no excuse for that godawful block of wood for a handle.
I was about to say the same. It looks like half a job.
I agree but at the same time it probably takes almost a week to complete and it'll probably be very fustrating to use a small handle then it breaks And it probably fits him best so at the same time I disagree with you😵
What a beautiful piece of art! Love these, keep the knive restorations coming!
Thank you!
Another religious experience , resurrection
in its purest form!
Your talented assistant
is always on hand and at the right time.Thank you both, fascinating videos
This is so so amazing and different from other createors' content, the best way I could put this is that it feels like an itch finally getting scratched.
This was amazing! I know nothing of metalworking, but the noises are so calm, I fell asleep watching these last night.
😅😅 im glad to hear it
Big Fan Bro Big Fan♥️
This is a masterpiece. Congratulation from Vietnam.😉👍🍺
Thank you very much! 😊🤗
Never see the galvanised gold on before, that was cool. Thanks for posting.
The heart with the sand blaster made mine own heart happy. That, my friend, is the main thing I'd do the moment I got one 😂 one day! 😂
🤣🤣
I want to call you a master of your craft, but that doesn't begin to sum it up. Thank you for such informative (and satisfying) videos!
Thank you very much! 😊🐢
Really, really good job. I always like how it goes from a rusty piece of junk to something that could potentially become a persons favorite item to use. The handle still looks a bit bulky but other than that great job.I’m a new subscriber but I watch ur vids all the time and today I forgot I wasn’t subbed to u. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much! 🤗🐢
Why is everyone so mad about the handle, the entire cleaver is a work of art that obviously took so much hard work
Thank you very much! 🐢
These videos are so cool and relaxing to watch. I think it is amazing how you restore items that appear in such harsh conditions and make them even better than they were in their prime! Keep up the fantastic work! And I hope all is well!
Thanks very much! 🐢
I would 100% buy this for my partner, we collect knives and SHES into really pretty decorative ones while im into more historical and unique ones, but I think she would love this as a art piece lol, 10/10 beautiful work
*idk why the “shes” capitalised my keyboard is buggy idk
Ooh! I love the shine, big fan of the golden design! Overall amazing job done by the king 👑
Thank you very much!
A nice gift for Mr. Goldfinger. With this cleaver, he hadn't need to use a laser for cutting 007 into two pieces. 👍😁😇
Nice, but the handle needs to be contoured for a more comfortable grip.
I love watching these bc the asmr makes me fall asleep lol
So shiny! 😀Great work, I really like the close-up shots. Nice touch with the gold plating
Thank you very much! 😊🤩
MAGIC SPARKS!!!! WOW LOVE THE VID!!!!
Thank you very much! 🐢
First one of your vids that I’ve seen. Very nice restoration and the polishing then gold plating was phenomenal. I think the wood and brass that you chose for the handle are great but it looks kind of bulky and unfinished. It’s still a great cleaver. You have a new subscriber.
Thank you very much!
This man goes out finding rusty things just to entertain us now that’s big brain
Awesome job! Keep it up Bro! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Nice to read from you Bro, thank you so much!
I’m so glad this guy removed the pitting because other videos I’ve seen don’t and then the cleaver looks ugly this one was done very well
Thank you very much!
Excelente trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏👏
Olá Marcello. Obrigado e bom ler de você novamente ..🤩
@@ForgottenShineRestoration 私はあなたのビデオが良い仕事を続けるのが好きです
Love those restoration videos, wonder if we ever gonna see a full human restoration
What an amazing restoration,the video is so relaxing also,good job man !!!
Thank you very much! 🤩😊
Dang, you take the cake for restoration channels dude.
🤗🐢
You deserve way more views... This is one of the most interesting and relaxing things i've seen in a while.
Thank you very much!
Your videos are so soothing to watch and the little bits of personality you add in them are so great, they really put a smile on my face
Thank you very much for your kind words!🤗
yes is very good 😎👍🏻
love ❤️ from @amrphone
Just subscribed and wow your extremely underrated I wish I have found your channel sooner I’m really obsessed with these vids love your craft and how patient and gentle you are with your craft keep up the good work 👍🏻
Thank you very much!
You are so good at what you do. Every video the tool is restored good as new.
Thank you very much! 🐢
Parabens pela dedicaçao ao seu trabalho, que continue assim👏👏
Muito obrigado! 🐢
Please continue your wonderful work some folks love to add what they think needs to be done, please don't listen
Stay the course and do it your way
THANK YOU !!
Красиво! Только я не понял, зачем квадратный профиль у рукояти? Держать ведь неудобно.
I wondered this also?
Я думаю, что в руке лучше, чем я думал, я думаю, что выглядит красивее ...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration cox gozeldi amma desteyi kvadrat lazin deyildi mence
The blade came up remarkably well considering how pitted and rusty it was. I agree that the handle looks a little unrefined.
What is that crusty stuff that came off when it was put in the oil?
That is an oxidation layer that was formed during the heating of the steel. Also called 'scale'. It's very brittle and tends to flake off during quenching. Perfectly normal but not something you'd ever want to leave on the steel for a knife like this. You can wrap the blade in steel foil or use an inert gas furnace to minimize oxidation during heat treatments.
@@CatalystRestorations That's cool! Thanks for answering! And the quenching is to soften or harden the steel? Cool it slow to make it softer and cool it fast to harden it?
@@Scott_G It technically depends on what type of steel you are dealing with, but in general the faster you cool (quench) the harder the steel. Quenched steel is usually very brittle though (good strength, but can't absorb a lot of energy before breaking, AKA material toughness ), so after quenching you usually heat it back up again (lower temperature this time, called tempering) to soften it up just a bit to keep most of the strength but also improve the toughness and give you the best of both worlds!
@@CatalystRestorations Wow, that's so much more complicated than I ever thought it would be. Thanks again for the explaination. :)
@@Scott_G Welcome to the field of metallurgical engineering! 😁
انت شخص رائع احب ما تفعل احب ان ارا الأشياء القديمة (التالفة) تعاد من جديد مذهل ❤️
شكرا جزيلا! 🐢
Muito bom, inclusive o detalhe decorativo 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🇧🇷
Muito Obrigado!
Você é montanhoso
@@jluis.Alves_ 🤔 ???
@@Tatal.b adios
@@jluis.Alves_ Desculpe-me, não entendi o que você quiz dizer, se sou montamhoso
Let us appreciate this man's time and life to make us these
Thank you!
No hate but that handle isn't it
Ein richtiges "Schine Restoration" 😄💫toller Job!
Vielen Dank 🤣👍
É um trabalho artístico...devolve a vida útil da peça... parabéns por seu trabalho,uma arte!❤️
Muito obrigado!
Man your amazing in taking rusty into goldy 🔥😳💯
Thank you very much for your great comment!😁
Hello and i really love your videos especially the process you do which is oddly satisfying,keep up the good work!
Thank you very much!
I liked the handle, it makes it look oriental
Хороший перевод субтитров : вертолёт звонил дважды в час ноооорм
Да субтитры это п****ц
ВоПРОС ! Кому это дважды в час звонит вертолёт ! Оранжевому океану ?
Osage Orange wood? That’s a fancy handle right there.
Thank you very much!
It's a good job, But the handle of this cleaver does not look so good, In my point of view if it will be round handled would look more beautiful. The Original handle was also round.
ok, thank you for your feedback!
These videos are so fascinating (and frankly relaxing) to watch
Thank you!
fantástico, sensacional! Like garantido👍
I can’t be the only one who’s scrolling through the comments and noticing just how kind these people are… 😅 I’ve never seen such an inviting comment section. ❤ (keep up the good work)
Thank you very much! 🤩 🐢
진짜 신기하다
Am I the only one who loves the handle?
15:15 guys be mature.
Sou de Rio do Sul SC Brasil e achei seu trabalho maravilhoso
Obrigado! Saudações ao Brasil! 🐢
I applaud you for using Osage Orange. I make staffs h canes & this is my preferred medium. A shame you didn't have a more Orange heart wood. It is really beautiful.
Thanks very much! 🐢 Ah, so the heartwood is even more intense in colour?! cool
Love it 😍😍 impressive rust remover, wish he is a bit faster in working.
A lot of people talking shit about the handle... I have seen a few of your videos and know that if you wanted this handle to look different, you would have made it different. I like the square look. Fantastic job 👍
Thank you very much!🤗🐢
Dude, I want that skull bottle. Way cool ✌️😎
Very satisfying 🌟👌🏻 Beautiful filming and great outcome. Thank you for sharing with us 🗜️⚒️✌🏻
Thank you very much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration with pleasure ✌🏻
Gold just makes everything better
I love the minimal effort design
Welcome back Welcome back
Like for sure in this restoration 🤝👏🤝👏🤝👏
Thank you!
Loved the little ghost.
Damn. I was sure that handle would be too big but actually seeing you hold it, it was actually seeming like a nice handle. Though, you do seem to big-ish hands so maybe those with small hands might have had a problem. I'm glad it looked so cool and looked actually nice to hold!
THATS AWSOME
Thank you very much!
Friend, a decent job a storm of liked. Congratulations and always continue like this. a brazilian hug
Thank you!
i love watching the videos, they are stress relievers lol
اول عربي😍😍😍😍😍😍🤚
Nice job , but the old handle was more comfortable and more beautiful
This is so relaxing... Thank you very much.
Nice finish well done.
Thank you! 🤩🐢
These knife restorations are real pieces of 🎨🎭 Art. Please keep them coming.
But always mix things up a bit.
My hands seem way too small for the handle, but it looks very pretty.
Also the gold touch is just *chef’s kiss*
🤗🤗👍
That handle came out really pretty 😍
Thank you! 🐢
But it looks uncomfortable after all it is a literal block
You are a wonderful person, you have the potential, I love your work so much
Thanks very much! 🐢
Excellent work. That is a nice trick with the clamp and vise. I need to remember that one. Cheers!
😁👍🐢
I watch these before going to bed. Much like a bedtime story for adults with a happy ending! This inspires me to try my hand at this, before actually learning how to forge and make my own knives and swords someday. I kinda cringed when I saw the thickness of the tang being inserted into the block of wood! But apparently it must have worked in the past as it's not broken beforehand. Not sure how to ergos of the handle are? Great editing, humor and love your explanations for everything!
Thanks very much! 🐢
Süper inanılmaz bir şey oldu 😲😲
I often wonder in your Blades/ Knives/ Cleavers restoration, you do a single tone edge finish.
In future videos could we see 2 tone finishing (acid etching/ clay baking/ etc). Thanks for another great vid :)
Great Job Bud, even with all that Slow motion effects.....
Please round off that handle.
Excelente trabalho parabéns ficou magnífico 👍🤗
E
Obrigado! 🐢
CHONKY handle, I love it. Really great work!
Thank you very much! 🤗🐢
you're very talented young man I don't know how it works but you're very good at what you do.
Thank you very much! 🤩🐢👍
15:10 HEY BRO WTF ARE YOU DOING? Great work with the knife bro
U proved that old is gold
I love your videos that's why i subscribed
Thank you very much!
:)
Amazing job 👍
Thank you!
Very nice restore!
Thank you very much!
i like doing thing like this in my backyard i find old pieces of tiling and scrub of all the dirt
Not a fan of the handle but I loved it all anyways well done! Thank you for getting rid of the pitting.
처음에 뚜껑 딸때 유령 너무 귀여워요 ㅎㅎ☺