Restoration SVT-40 Soviet Bayonet Knife - WW2

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  • čas přidán 7. 05. 2023
  • Hello folks! Today I have a new restoration video for you. My friend asked me to restore the legendary SVT-40 bayonet knife from the Tokarev system. This item is from the era of the Second World War. The condition of the item is bad, but I will try to fix it. Well, I'm starting to restore the item!
    The first duty I began to disassemble the bayonet. I tried to remove the original canvas suspension as carefully as possible, it broke into two parts. But I'll decide that later.
    Next, I removed the plastic pads from the knife, because there were always wooden pads in the original. I put all the metal parts in a jar with a rust remover. I put the canvas suspension in a jar with hot water and laundry detergent.
    After a while, I took out the metal makers, including the scabbard, and placed them in a jar with warm water and soda to neutralize the acid. I cleaned the screws and nuts from the knife handle with a cord brush. The canvas suspension was washed and ironed. After that, I went to the seamstress to sew the suspension well. I leveled most of the dents on the steel scabbard with the help of homemade metal molds.
    The lock on the handle of the bayonet knife was also restored. I soldered the aspen part with a new one, and made a new nut and added a spring. It turned out to be a working lock. I also made new bayonet knife linings from beech wood. After all the work, I assembled the bayonet and showed it to you.
    I hope you enjoy this restoration! Thanks for your attention
    Sincerely, Alex. Thanks for attention!
    Good luck and health to everyone! With best wishes, Alex!
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Komentáře • 330

  • @Madlintelf
    @Madlintelf Před rokem +28

    I love that you keep the history of items instead of trying to just polish them up, watching this channel is never disappointing Alex!

  • @armorer94
    @armorer94 Před rokem +1

    Not really one for historical conservation, are you? Is it possible that the plastic grips were added at a re-arsenaling?

  • @axelwulf6220
    @axelwulf6220 Před rokem

    Yeah, canvas can only last so long without proper maintenance

  • @lesmazur5690
    @lesmazur5690 Před rokem

    In the United States we have Military surplus stores If you have them there why don't you just go and buy a Military Bag that has the right type of strapping on it to remake that piece??

  • @renatovieira8139
    @renatovieira8139 Před rokem +2

    First Brazil 🇧🇷

  • @user-ze3oo4ui6m

    watch out road runner here comes wyllie coyote

  • @TheTrueBobDole

    I have 3 antique bayonets in my collection. They're an interesting item. Many nations have their own types, but sometimes have similar if not identical types 😯 Watching you fix the button mechanism was very enlightening. All mine still work, but I always wondered how they were put together.

  • @annettemalaski1967
    @annettemalaski1967 Před rokem

    I hope the knifes new owner will treat it with pride!

  • @scottfaulder4690
    @scottfaulder4690 Před rokem

    Thank you for keeping the history and not making new

  • @stanleycarlock5624
    @stanleycarlock5624 Před rokem

    Was that your lovely grandma's hand I see sewing the webbing for you? God bless you for letting her help you with this great restoration project!

  • @ericcartrette6118
    @ericcartrette6118 Před rokem +7

    You, Sir, are an artist! You have a sharp eye for detail, a great understanding of how to work around or overcome problems with a piece and you simply don't give up on things that most of us would have thrown out - such as that suspension strap. Great job as usual!

  • @condar419
    @condar419 Před rokem +3

    I love the respect you showed for the bayonet while restoring it. Keeping the fabric, not over-working the blade to keep the 'history', etc. Also, nice work on the wooden handle and the 'spring button thing'.

  • @funnymoments6988
    @funnymoments6988 Před rokem +8

    Очень тематическое видео! Всех с праздником, я сразу пишу комментарии и иду спокойно смотреть видео. Спасибо ❤

  • @robertryden8036
    @robertryden8036 Před rokem

    Once again, I am impressed. Instead of trying to make something look brand new, you bring out its naturally used beauty. I agree with replacing the plastic with wood as it was made. BRAVO!

  • @Кара76
    @Кара76 Před rokem +15

    Алекс молодец!!! Всё отлично сделал 👍👍👍 Старые вещи не нужно делать блестящими и сверкающими. Должен быть налёт времени.🤝👍

  • @louisaziz1235
    @louisaziz1235 Před rokem +2

    I'm always impressed with the quality of your work and the concern for the life and history of the piece that you are bringing back to life. I also admire your ingenuity and your use of whatever you have to complete your goal. And all of the little dents and scratches have a story to tell and give it some character. You never cease to impress me. Bravo!

  • @user-zq8eb2ky3p
    @user-zq8eb2ky3p Před rokem +18

    Алекс Вы талантливый человек, штык получил вторую жизнь, жалко накладки поломались, успехов Вам и здоровья

  • @user-pe9cn6sx6p
    @user-pe9cn6sx6p Před rokem +2

    Алекс, Вы выглядите браво! Спасибо!

  • @MrGeroth
    @MrGeroth Před rokem

    Your workmanship is excellent and you keep the items authentic. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @andyc750
    @andyc750 Před rokem

    that blade has had a very hard life and has a story to show, and you preserved and added to that story, really nice piece of work