Please DON'T drill a knife without proper clamping. A famous brasilian knife maker died years ago doing this. Yes he was using a thick leather apron. I can't stand loosing more talented inspirstions.
That's fantastic! Exactly doing these projects got me into knife making. I scattered the flemarkets for some old knives, de-rusted and polished them, and made a new handle! I love it that how you did not change the vintage look. Awesome! Edit: and of course your videos were also a big reason i finally decided to set up my own workshop. So thanks for inspiring people and for the always good content! 👍
Good, solid work. I'd of been tempted to use a contrasting species for the filler strip, and go a little further with blade clean up. These are, of course, personal aesthetic preferences
Yes they would! I didn't know where I was going with this one to be honest :) Only after starting to work on it I decided to make it into a more "conservative" restoration.
Very interesting pattern... looks like something that one would have as their "only" knife... for butchering game, to cooking it up, as well as everyday tasks ;)
I love that you added an offset to the handle to account for the wear in the old blade, and still stayed true to the original shape of the knife. Good stuff.
Instead of closing the old holes and drilling new ones, I'd have cut away some of the blade to make the recurce disappear and the tang longer so it can run the entire length of the handle. Would result in a smaller but better-handling knife.
Others would have made an half an hour video, picking every little chip and bit slooooowly with tweeters and black gummy gloves. Here bing, bam boom! Du balletti e passa la paura. Bravo BB!
Самая главная часть ножа осталась без изменений. Неужели нельзя было лезвие привести в порядок? Как был нож «мёртвый», таким и остался. Контент ради контента?)))
You need to "DRESS" that Naniwa // Chosera stone with a lapping stone to flatten it out ASAP buddy. It may be subjectively acceptable to leave a blade like that, but the stone? Performs as AWEFUL as it looks.
If you can get your hands on it, 30% concentrated phosphoric acid is AMAZING for cleaning up rusty old knives! I just put some on a paper towel and the rust wipes right off, in under a minute. I got mine from a friend who's in the professional kitchen deep cleaning business. They use the stuff as lime scale cleaner. Don't forget nitrile gloves and safety glasses, though. Phosphoric acid is quite corrosive. And don't forget to neutralize with baking soda after cleaning.
This wasn't a complete restoration. You cleaned it, sharpened it, and replaced the handle. The blade still looks like crap. Even if you didn't want a mirror finish, you should have at least sanded it.
What do you think a restoration is? Edit: you edited your comment to say "it wasn't a complete restoration" instead of "it wasn't a restoration." You could've just clarified that in another comment instead of trying to obfuscate. And I would also argue that your definition of a restoration is arbitrary and yes he could've done more, but it doesn't matter because he still technically restored it. The sanding/polishing of the final product isn't what completely constitutes a restoration; it's the work put into it to make it resemble what it once was, perfect or not.
Kind of stating the obvious mate. He didn’t call the video « Restoration wizard turns old knife into completely different knife » he did what the video title said he’d do.
@@Prokilla2008 How the hell is sanding the blade to give it some kind of finish magic or changing it into a completely different knife? The blade is unfinished FFS.
Please DON'T drill a knife without proper clamping. A famous brasilian knife maker died years ago doing this. Yes he was using a thick leather apron. I can't stand loosing more talented inspirstions.
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That's fantastic! Exactly doing these projects got me into knife making. I scattered the flemarkets for some old knives, de-rusted and polished them, and made a new handle! I love it that how you did not change the vintage look. Awesome!
Edit: and of course your videos were also a big reason i finally decided to set up my own workshop. So thanks for inspiring people and for the always good content! 👍
Lovely restoration! I would love to see more of these conservative (as in "keeping it close to original") restorations!
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I would have expected more work on the blade itself than on the handle.
Good job never the less.
Thank you!!
Absolutely crap job !!!!!!!!
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Good, solid work. I'd of been tempted to use a contrasting species for the filler strip, and go a little further with blade clean up. These are, of course, personal aesthetic preferences
Only a true master can make it look so easy!!! Well done sir!!! The Old Army Scout…
I could watch videos of Black Beard just making handles for hours
Prove it.
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Why did you close the old rivet holes when you were glueing the new handle on, wouldn't the old holes have helped to get a better grip for the glue?
Yes they would! I didn't know where I was going with this one to be honest :) Only after starting to work on it I decided to make it into a more "conservative" restoration.
@@BlackBeardProjects It looks super nice, it reminds me of old Japanese katanas, they sometimes did the same.
Thank you so much for not mirror-polishing the blade and leaving it rather rough. Turned out great!
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It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
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Very interesting pattern... looks like something that one would have as their "only" knife... for butchering game, to cooking it up, as well as everyday tasks ;)
Schöner Griff ,verstehe nur nicht warum man die alten Löcher zu gemacht hat und dann neue gebohrt hat .
I love that you added an offset to the handle to account for the wear in the old blade, and still stayed true to the original shape of the knife. Good stuff.
I would give anything to have this fellas skills…. Just wow!
Then practice lol
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Its great to see your first restoration again in a few years! Love the videos man. Keep it up!
Скромно, но со вкусом как говорится! ☝️😊 Уютная переделка вышла! 😊
would have liked to have seen the blade edge restored to correct that very worn edge. but other than that, beautiful.
No matter what you work on,your talent always shines thru.just continue on doing what you do best.great video as always 😎😎😎👍👍👍
Beautiful knife
Beautiful restoration
Love the technique you used for the handle creation ❤
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I love the result. I would have been tempted to use a darker wood for the sandwiched piece but I still love the result
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Excellent Job
What was the reason for moving the holes?
Just centering them better in the handle.
Early on it!
wonderful transformation
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I’d say you handled that quite well!
I see what you did there!
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Simplemente el mejor 💪💪
Is it known who was the manufacturer of this knife or the blade? Did you find any markings?
I like that you didn't completely remove the patima...
The knife looks good, but personally I think the handle looks goofy. It may be better in all other areas but I can't understand that shape.
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Instead of closing the old holes and drilling new ones, I'd have cut away some of the blade to make the recurce disappear and the tang longer so it can run the entire length of the handle. Would result in a smaller but better-handling knife.
The old one wis better then the new
I love "simple" projects!
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The product result looks beautiful 😍😍
Appreciate the classics on this channel.
Always gotta go back to your origins. I love these restoration vids. They're so captivating
Nice job! What wood did you use for the handle? Oak?
looks like walnut
@@justlooking4202 that is definitely oak.
Good job sir 👏 👍 😊
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I love all of your vids man!
Others would have made an half an hour video, picking every little chip and bit slooooowly with tweeters and black gummy gloves. Here bing, bam boom! Du balletti e passa la paura.
Bravo BB!
nice. thank you
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…beauty that’s practical overwhelms…thank you…
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Trabalho lindo. Muito bem feito. Parabéns. Tupiara/Brasil - Rj
Very nice work !! I like the handle you made better and its very sharp as usual !! 👍👍
Dope AF results, Black Beard Projects!
Лайк за то что клин не тронул!👍
Beautiful knife Beautiful restoration mister good job well done
Beautiful knife,* beautiful* restoration mister.* Good* job,* well done.*
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I mean, do they really save that much weight and or money on such a small tang?
Strange looking blade and handle and you fixed it!! 🤙😺
Nice 👌🏻
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Была аккуратная ручка, с плавными обводами, сделал с большим набалдашником с острыми краями.
Why bother plugging the holes in the tang when you can't see them anyway?
Restaurada faca 🔪😉
Nice work!
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Michael Myers approved 😂
Awesome 👍
Самая главная часть ножа осталась без изменений. Неужели нельзя было лезвие привести в порядок?
Как был нож «мёртвый», таким и остался. Контент ради контента?)))
nice
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Какое же это восстановление. Нужно было выровнять сточенную режущую кромку, отполировать лезвие, а потом уже делать рукоятку. Работа на 3-.
Да! Уёбище получилось! Было красивее и гармоничнее в начале. Сточенное лезвие даже не выровнял!
Love to see you make weapons superhero shows
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👏🏻👏🏻 mantuviste la esencia 👌🏻
Very nice sir six stars brother
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А смысл, какой? Нормальный был нож. Только почистить.
Зачем нужно было заделывать старые отверстия в рукоятке?
So long to wait for this latest restoration
the blade still is not good. the handle work looks great.
Надо было и геометрию клина исправить раз уже нож перереставрировали.
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You need to "DRESS" that Naniwa // Chosera stone with a lapping stone to flatten it out ASAP buddy.
It may be subjectively acceptable to leave a blade like that, but the stone? Performs as AWEFUL as it looks.
2nd ig
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Should say handle restoration 😄
Did u know that is more deadly as it was!!!!
If you can get your hands on it, 30% concentrated phosphoric acid is AMAZING for cleaning up rusty old knives! I just put some on a paper towel and the rust wipes right off, in under a minute.
I got mine from a friend who's in the professional kitchen deep cleaning business. They use the stuff as lime scale cleaner.
Don't forget nitrile gloves and safety glasses, though. Phosphoric acid is quite corrosive. And don't forget to neutralize with baking soda after cleaning.
What has happened to the coverage of Helene? It's a total black out! Now ask yourself, why!
To be honest, conservative restoration is my preferred restoration.
And when you’re dissembling?
Waaaw
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I think that's a Sebatier.
Какой смысл было менять рукоятку🤷
That is mighty fine butcher knife.
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まじかっけー
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рукоять нормально ,лезвие что-то не очень ,я думал будет красивее
электролиз был лишним...
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Does this dude not understand welding lol
Lol Simple!!!
Ten thousand dollars of equipment chemicals tools’
You wasted your time and skill. It didn't get much better.
Шляпа полная👎
The most meh thing ever
"Simple restoration"?
This wasn't a complete restoration. You cleaned it, sharpened it, and replaced the handle. The blade still looks like crap. Even if you didn't want a mirror finish, you should have at least sanded it.
What do you think a restoration is?
Edit: you edited your comment to say "it wasn't a complete restoration" instead of "it wasn't a restoration." You could've just clarified that in another comment instead of trying to obfuscate. And I would also argue that your definition of a restoration is arbitrary and yes he could've done more, but it doesn't matter because he still technically restored it. The sanding/polishing of the final product isn't what completely constitutes a restoration; it's the work put into it to make it resemble what it once was, perfect or not.
@@pige0nmelk Everything he did do PLUS sanding and possibly polishing the blade. I thought that was obvious from my OP.
Kind of stating the obvious mate. He didn’t call the video « Restoration wizard turns old knife into completely different knife » he did what the video title said he’d do.
@@Prokilla2008 How the hell is sanding the blade to give it some kind of finish magic or changing it into a completely different knife? The blade is unfinished FFS.
@@bradleyj.fortner2203Take a breath
Still haven't made my maul yet.
strange shape of the holder
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