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Old Rusty Drawknife Restoration
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2019
- Hello folks! Today I want to show you my new restoration project. That old rusty drawknife I found at flea market and bought for USD $1. I never had this tool for woodworking. First of all I removed old wood handles from drawknife and use electrolysis to remove all rusty from the blade.
Then I used angle grinder to make homogeneous effect on the blade and finally used sandpapers. After I made decision to left it in old vintage style due to I don't want to remove a lot of metal to make shine effect. Well, then I use ash tree wood for handles. In finally I get new good woodworking tool, I happy! I hope you enjoy this restoration project too. Thank you for watching!
Sincerely, Alex. Thanks for attention!
Good luck and health to everyone! With best wishes, Alex!
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Great job. Your drawknife will last another 200 years. It's a high quality tool. Thanks for a wonderful video. I really enjoyed it. ❤
Thank you so much for feedback! It's my old restoration)
Don’t apologize for the primitive method of heating the metal. A lot of times the primitive method still works. I also like how you didn’t over work the metal too much. I don’t mind the patina on in at all. Another great project friend!
You did a fantastic job on this tool I believe it's called a draw knife I might be wrong nice work on the steel and the handles to my friend can't wait for the next one thank you Brian
Thank you so much Brian!
A sensitive restoration of the drawknife, and a really sharp edge - well done.
Thank you!!
Never apologize for the methods that you use. If it works for you then so be it. Who are we to say what works for you or not. It looks fantastic btw.
Thanks for sharing and God bless
Thank you so much Roy!!
My congratulations! You get good woodworking tool! Like.
I have two, also called ‘spokeshaves’, each of which is concaved opposite to one another. They are very old, from wooden vehicle wheel days. My dad told me they have to be as sharp as a knife, so they don’t slip in use. Like the handles: getting dropped tends to break them, so the ring protectors is great idea
good job, came out well
Amazing restoration
Thank you!!
Nice jobb my friend. 👌 like from me 👍
You use it with the curve the other way so it catches better and gouges into the wood. Doing it like that is similar to using a pocket knife. The curve is designed to make the shaving easier. You did an amazing job though
You use them both ways...up and down.
I like using my draw knife for making axe or hammer handles. They are great tools
I never had it before and I very happy. Now I have too that tool!)
In 106 AD, the Romans conquered a part of Dacia, i. e., a part of today's Romania. They left between 271-275, because of the Goths. In the Roman epoch, a woodworking craftman, named Herennius, had such a tool, like the inscription on the drawknife proofs it.
You know what? I really like your primitive method!!! One advice (no offense bro) : you have to sharp the blade a bit more! Thanks for sharing!!
Will do, thank you for attention, mate!
Amazing as always!!!
💪good work!
Well done my friend, good job
Thank you, mate!
Very nice. Please tell me you didn't use table salt for the electrolysis. The NaCl will release chlorine gas! Use baking soda instead.
Really nice trick with the saw dust and glue also the rings on the handle great way to make it your own custom design
Thank you, sir!
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
Good job mate! \m/
Don't apologize. You are man doing things your way. You needed heat so you took it from your stove. If it works it works.
Thank you, sir!
Not bad at all.
Thank you!!
Hi bro 👋👋👋very good restoration knives 👍👍👍
Try a wire brush on your grinder next time. Far less abrasive than a dremel and stone
Also, you placed the rings at the wrong ends!
А трубка из чего ?
Добрый вечер, на рукоятках?
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Why do you always block our view of the initial cleaning steps?? The ones using a wire wheel??
Those are the most satisfying to watch, but you always block the our view and we only see your back and your arms scrubbing it
Hi, thanks for your attention. This video is old, we don't immediately become professionals in taking care and shooting videos because there are mistakes. Sorry.
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I don't understand why you make an electrolysis before grinding and sanding the tool until bare metal. It's just wasting your time...
Hello, thank you for attention. First of all electrolysis process remove all little piece of rusty and dirty from stuff. And if
at first I will use grinding or sending I will get so much dust and dirty and secondly it's I should be removed a lot of metal to remove all rusty from little plots.
Да ладно чувак, мы знаем что ты Русский )
it was a beautiful crap
And you really think that this is a good restored tool? No it isn't👎
I'm no carpenter, but I'm pretty sure your holding it upside down😅. 🩶 tiny anvil 😂! ✨️🪵🪚🪓✨️👍