Old Rusty Knife Dagger Restoration - Beautiful Reveal
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- I restore an old rusty dagger that had a beautiful handle underneath all the rust. This dagger knife restoration project was fun removing the rust and polishing to a beautiful shine. I hope you enjoy this rust knife dagger restoration project.
If you have something you would like me to restore send me an email at business@lostandrestored.com
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Patient like a saint , knowledge of a sage... top marks. Looks amazing
I initially thought the handle was ivory. Excellent job.
Brilliant! I loved the cake cutting, makes a change from the normal slicing bits of paper.🍻🍻🍻
I like the revival of antiques,good job.
Fantastic work. The only gripe I have with your videos is the polishing of steel.. you never sand the scratches out fully before polishing!!! Other than that, brilliant vids keep up the good work!
It’s restoration numnuts
Sometimes the scratches and pits can't be fully sanded out without further compromising the integrity of the blade. So it's the lesser of two evils, in the end.
@@ynysafalon Thats fair for the pits and deep scratches, I was more talking about the scratches made by sanding through the grits. If they aren't taken out properly, it shows through a lot in a polished finish. Theres loads of good techniques on CZcams for a great mirror finish when hand sanding as much as he does in this vid! Just good to keep learning and expanding skills :)
@@charliebowen5071 It's restoration, not preservation. If you're that worried, then he shouldn't be doing anything to the profile of the blade either 'numbnuts'...
Can you do a full restoration on your red vice? I have one that's identical and it'd be really cool to see what it would look like completely refurbished.
Watching videos of restoration project is the best thing a girl can do at 1am. 🤗
Awesome job! That handle though...wow!
Amazing finish 👍 I love the look of Brass polished up. Great job, turned out perfect.
Amigo reconozco tu buen trabajo, fue ecxelente. Te felicito. Saludos
badass dagger
great job-one of the best looking daggers i have seen ,new it would have been awesome
The cake turned out amazingly awesome and delicious looking! Ohh yeah the dagger turned out great also! 😁😁
Great work, getting it looking like new.
Really nice workmanship on this project. Thanks for sharing. 👍😁🇨🇱🇺🇸
Mouth breather, lol.
Nice work!
..LOOKS GREAT, NICE JOB, KEEP SAFE..
Excelente trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏👏
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hasil yang menarik..
Seronok bekerja dengan alatan yang lengkap.. 😅
11:17 done
From sickly rusty to beautiful knife!!!!
See, he’s best Artist!!!! Lol, cutting the cake 🎂…..eat well…..👍
beautiful handle on that dagger ,
It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Nice dagger, great work!👍
General Mattis once said to always carry a knife, for cheesecake… or if you need to slit a throat.
You cutting cake reminded me of that.
Wow Really good hand work..
У мастера золотые руки.
Good job 👏
Nice work 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fantastic restoration !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*Awesome!*
You should restore the red vice next!
Excelente principalmente o bolo !
شاهت كل فيديوهاتك إستمتعت كثيرا
عمل جيد واصل 🔝🔝🔝
Great!
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Yatagan type blade.
Nice work.
Flipping amazing! Can you tell me what kind of solution you put it in?
Nice work!! Thanks so much for the Flitz love! Much appreciated!! 👍👍👀
Great job, but I don't know what looked better, the knife or the cake. Yum
WOW thats nice.
Looks amazing. Happy birthday? Anniversary? Whatever we are celebrating? A certain trial going well for the defense?
marine corps birthday, they basically re-enacted the cutting of the cake with the sword
@@jasonsdeli610 OH. Yeah. November 10th. My dad was a Marine so I always tell him Happy Birthday Scumbag. He was in Vietnam and when he completed boot camp, they were all scumbags according to the DI.
I mean does one really need a special occasion to enjoy a piece of chocolate cake?
Awesome finish thanks for sharing 👍 nice knife
Beautiful restoration good job mister well done
Awesome😎🤘
This channel is underrated…
The handle looks just like duck!!!! //Lars
Okay, I have one question. What in the world is that thing on the tang?? It makes the whole thing look like it should have been an antique folding knife. Thoughts?
muy buen trabajo 👍
NICE 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Who else caw like crow when you see Flitz? Mag Dad HA.😁
Fantastic!
Never seen a tang constructed like that.
A small bolt, decapitated, flattened,cut to length and riveted to the blade .Fascinating.
Unable to source a die-nut ?
I loved it, you are the best guy.
Great job.
lovely
Great job!
Vary noice!
It's not a restoration, just a polishing
Definitely heard your voice around 132-135 ish👀😌
Excellent job 👏
its not a DAGGER but it looks cool
Great job 👌👍
10:54 Happy birthday? 🙃
On the upper side of the dagger, the handle has been bent 90 degrees. It is supposed to stand out in a straight line to protect your hand.
The guard at the tang, yes, it does appear bent - but it could have been made that way. I was more concerned about how he left the actual hand guard crushed, rather than straightening it out.
what's the name of this dagger?
3:18 sounds like Chewbacca
You can use hydrogen peroxide to remove rust off of nickel and other metals ik this because have tested this on other metals and it only takes a few minutes due to it having germs and no it doesnt eat at the metal and the only thing that eats the metal is vinegar any type of vinegar eats at the metal tried it with other stuff and ate right through copper and nickel and zink
That cake looks 🤤
Very good job, however, this knife should have some cement in the handle for better balance. This "knife" originally was made with an old bayonet blade.
Im working on cleaning up an old knife and there are little pits/divots in the blade. I grind and grind but they don't seem to go away. Im looking for a mirror finish. Am I expecting too much out of this old blade?
Selamünaleyküm
all that........to cut cake
My question is, why are there any dislikes on this video? Hate when dudes restore knives?
drill sounds like an angry chihuahua
güzel iş
I had a knife of exactly the same design in 1946. But mine had a handle that was made of mother of pearl pieces inlaid with silver and the blade was engraved with Indian characters, a prayer maybe.
what is it called?
👏👏👏👏👏
The Persian fighting ....cake knife
Very good job. Surprised you didn't straighten out that bent guard. It's not supposed to be that shape. that's what you get after you hit someone with it, or drop it. (Both at the tang AND the hand guard)
what's the name of this knife?
@@user-ol4nd4fl1b - I don't know? Ralph?
@@tbelding Ralph what? I can fnd Finnish pukko and British Gurkha kukri, nothing with 'just Ralph'
@@user-ol4nd4fl1b - You asked what its name was. Some swords had names, like 'Excalibur'. I didn't name it. I don't own this knife. As for the type? Probably Turkish or Iranian, but I don't know for sure. Look up yatagan - they're similar.
@@tbelding We are talking knives and you switch to swords... moreover you pretned to know what happens to guard...
Lost &Restored, babbler detected. Doesn't know a thing.
Antika hançer aliyormusun ben türkiye mesajıma cevap yazınız
iste, onarim yapacak ustayi buldun mu?
такая работа напильниками и натфилями это - рестоврация ? можно провести переделку , вернуть функциональность , но это не реставрационная работа .
New sub one tranks your
That looks like it's made from a cut down sabre bayonet.
Nice video, but we really do not need to see you fastening your vise to the bench in every video.
shiny! looks very pretty now.
tbh, i kind of liked the patina look the handle had, but no one ever does that in these youtube restoration videos, so i understand the audience probably wants to see the whole thing shiny.
👍👍👍🤘
It's NOT a dagger
The cake is better than the dagger.
The poor tang on that knife :(
🤝👍🏻✊
Мне не хватает комментариев...
Тортик вкусный?
Это не реставрация, это варварство. Металлическими щетками старый металл не очищают от ржавчины. Металлической щеткой не чистят латунь...
да тут мне попадаются или новоделы , либо переделы , какая реставра - ция ? значение слова им неизвестно ...
а чем правильно?
Am I the only one who watches these to sleep?
No I do as wellllllllllll zzzzzzz.!😂
👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍
This knife is a strange combination of different parts: low quality hand guard, bolt riveted to tang. Cheap nut. The blade seems to be forged but feeble tang. Handle cheaply made and no sheath.
why didn’t you straighten the finger guard?!?! it had obviously been bent at some time and needed it. sorry, but this spoilt (for me) what was a nice restoration.
It matches the shape and curve of the blade. I liked the symmetry of the two together.
одно хочу понять, зачем? нож имеет какую то ценность историческую? Потому что, с практической стороны, мне кажется, бесполезная реставрация...
Сдаётся мне, по тому. как он обрабатывает надфилями и напильниками поверхности, не такой уж и ценный предмет, да и выглядит соответственно, но посмотреть можно.
Hobi setiap individu berlainan.
Mungkin anda ada hobi berlainan dengan kami.
@@akilaleksanderсмотреть можно и на переделку, но это никак не реставрация .
Почему вот у старинных кинжалов, сабель, мечей, рукояти маленькие? Раньше, что у них ручки как у лилипутов были???
великаны держали булавы и тому подобное ...
кавказцы кинжалы делают под три пальца. указательный кладешь на ограничитель или больстер, а все остальные охватывают рукоятку.
@@user-ol4nd4fl1b спасибо
You did a nice job, but probably spent ten times longer restoring this than the slave children in the Bangladeshi souvenir factory did making it.
Come on... You shouldn't cut cake with this sort of dagger, until it's drenched in russian blood