Your restorations are awesome! I remember you were the first channel I found that did them back when I was in middle school. After watching your content, my interest in this field only grew more
Just beautiful. I was thinking the stink of that antler must be fierce when the "smelly-vision" caption popped up! Thanks mate, that was an inspiration.
So actually a replica rather than a restoration, liked it. Glad the other was put back together too, it is beautiful as is. I have no idea what shaved antler smells like.
There was absolutely NOTHING restored in this video. All he did, which was really nice, is simply make a new knife based on the looks of the previous ruined knife. Great work, dude, but this is NO restoration at all.
Ah, very smart! And it was exactly this kind of thought process that made me make this video. In many restorations I've replaced handles or blades, so I've thought it would be a nice joke to replace an object completely, part by part, as I restore it. Now I know the name for it. Cheers!
Great work, mate. Looks very nice. I just love how the video was so tongue in cheek about the restoration and replacement, that the joke ended up flying over people's head. Absolute gold level of comedy. Smelly-vision? Of sawn antlers? No, mate. Thanks. Cheers.
That's neither a transformation nor a restoration, it's making a replica. When I have a pocket knife and I replace the blade and the handle, what remains original?
wow that fake rust is really effective i agree with other people down here though that this is more of a recreation than a restoration. your work is still great!
I'm not happy with this, this isn't a restoration. you MADE a knife rather then restoring the knife just like how you RE MADE that cleaver into a knife.
Waste of time.
Just like writing your comment 😒
Your poor time management skills are not our problem.
@@eubie67 That was gentlemanly brutal. Well done.
Then don't watch it, @aleyanoorani! Simple as that!
No it wasn't. You product an excellent reproduction that any knifesmith would be proud of.
Very cool. Not so much a restoration as a recreation, but neat.
Your restorations are awesome! I remember you were the first channel I found that did them back when I was in middle school. After watching your content, my interest in this field only grew more
That is awesome!
Just beautiful. I was thinking the stink of that antler must be fierce when the "smelly-vision" caption popped up! Thanks mate, that was an inspiration.
Thank you!
whats the brand of the metal cutting blade?
Pilana, an european brand, very good.
Love it. Love the idea for drilling through the handle utalising the square washer.
I like it very much regardless of how much of a restoration is or a new build.. 👍
Multumesc Andrei!
Beautiful work, dude! It looks fantastic! 😃
Did you heat treated the new blade?
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Yes I did, thanks!
That was FANTASTIC!
I really enjoy watching your videos!
Thank you for the video!
🗡️⚡️🌊🔥🗿👊😎🗿🔥🌊⚡️🗡️
Thank you!
So actually a replica rather than a restoration, liked it. Glad the other was put back together too, it is beautiful as is. I have no idea what shaved antler smells like.
Like burnt hair
@@TheSmallWorkshop oh!
After working 47 years at the city waste water treatment, I would think of it as air freshener !
Great work. Do you sell your creations?
No, I usually keep them or gift them to friends and family.
There was absolutely NOTHING restored in this video. All he did, which was really nice, is simply make a new knife based on the looks of the previous ruined knife. Great work, dude, but this is NO restoration at all.
Agree, also the final result doesn’t look like if the original was cleaned. It’s just a different knife.
Seriously people. The whole knife of Theseus play was genius. He shouldn't have to explain the joke.
People not getting the joke, then going in the comments to draw attention to their inability to understand the joke.
Excellent!👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
More like a Ship of Theseus rather than a Restoration.
This steel makes a knife like a bullet made from shit.
Theseus' Medieval Pocketknife
I came to the comments just to say this
I must be getting old, cause I don't get that reference...
@@TheSmallWorkshop It's referring to the Ship of Theseus Paradox.
Ah, very smart! And it was exactly this kind of thought process that made me make this video. In many restorations I've replaced handles or blades, so I've thought it would be a nice joke to replace an object completely, part by part, as I restore it. Now I know the name for it. Cheers!
Very nice work, and a great showcase for the little anvil. Thanks and cheers!
Thank you very much!
what in the fuck. HOW did that blade go through sawblade so easily? HOW
The metal in a carbide tipped sawblade is VEEEERY low quality. The blade will never hold up.
Great work, mate. Looks very nice.
I just love how the video was so tongue in cheek about the restoration and replacement, that the joke ended up flying over people's head. Absolute gold level of comedy.
Smelly-vision? Of sawn antlers? No, mate. Thanks.
Cheers.
Cheers mate! Glad to see some people got it.
Muito bom. Porém fez uma peça nova com base na antiga. Ficou ótimo. Parabéns 👍🏻🇧🇷. Porém..... NÃO foi uma restauração.
Nice recreation excellent work, only thing I can say is you gotta invest in a dremel tool watching you file those pins was like watching grass grow
Restaurado canivete 🔪😉
i L.O.V.E the restoration videos!
Jokes aside i have that opinel knife and it is awesome. it takes an edge so well.
That's neither a transformation nor a restoration, it's making a replica. When I have a pocket knife and I replace the blade and the handle, what remains original?
This knive looks cool but won't work to actually cut something. There is no stopper for the blade so you can't put any pressure.
Very nice work 👍👍
But like triggers broom off fools and horses then 🤣
how is this a restoration if literally every part is new
Very cool! Love the use of the antler, my kids and I love your channel ❤
Thanks! Hi kids!
It is a reconstruction, not a restoration.
A great Triggers broom resto.
Not a restoration
Belle restauration et bonne idée pour le bois de chevreuil, bravo.
Thank you for another video!
Thanks for watching another video! :)
So, it's not a restoration but a replacement :D you've made a new knife actually
It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you very much!
🤣🤣🤣 That opening was 💯! So well done! Yet another gorgeous restoration from the master. I love this channel so much. Keep up the great work, sir! 👍🏼
Thank you so much!
that fake rust really did a number on that opinel knife.
definitely not medieval, more like dated from the 1700's
Bravo ❤
Jesus, what a bunch of precious flowers in this comment section protecting the sanctity of the word 'restoration'. Y'all are pathetic...
wow that fake rust is really effective
i agree with other people down here though that this is more of a recreation than a restoration. your work is still great!
I'm not happy with this, this isn't a restoration. you MADE a knife rather then restoring the knife just like how you RE MADE that cleaver into a knife.
Yup, sadly that's my style... repurposing, reshaping, reusing... sorry!
Who the F are you to be so butthurt over this? Are you paying for this content? Unsubscribe then, doubt if he'll care...
@@TheSmallWorkshopnever change, man, never change.
what is the type of brush you use to make the mirror finish ?
It's called "non woven wheel" or "non woven nylon wheel". It's just like the back of the dish sponge.
So I can replicate this effect with the back of my sponge ?
It needs speed to work, if your hand is fast enough... :D
Lies
Сталь пластилин😂
Dope AF results, @TheSmallWorkshop!