Antique Handmade Butcher's Knife RESTORATION
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Hello Everyone, Today we Restored the antique butcher's knife into a good looking Dagger. I got this knife from my elder brother's junkyard i insisted him to let me restore it and i surprised him giving a restored and good looking dagger like knife. We really did alot of hardwork on this butcher's knife and the finishing view of this restored knife is really enchanting.
And badly i did not take a good pic of old knife for thumbnail so that's way i used patch tool to make some more rusty and attractive.
The finishing view seems like a King's Dagger. I am still wonder that i made that pretty knife.
Antique Handmade Butcher's Knife RESTORATION
Anyways i did restoration just for fun because the effort and time, i put on this restoration is much worthy and we even can buy such a new Butcher's knife for less amount. So guyz watch the video just for satisfaction and for FUN i am deeply thankful to all of you who gives a thumbs up and appreciates us in comment box because your appreciation encourages us to make something new. Watching these restoring projects are good but also visit our channel to watch some DIY projects.
Thanks a lot for watching, I hope you liked the video!
Suggestions and comments are welcome.
Leave a like and share to anyone who might be interested. And i am not very professional but i think your opinions and suggestions will help me a lot to do well so kindly ignore the mistakes and share them in the comment box to teach me. I am completely self taught and would appreciate any feedback, advice or opinions and suggestions .
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Brass is not easy to cast as like the aluminium but brass needs alot of temperature to melt down we can use our home made furnaces for melting brass. IF you to make your own furnace you can see our another project video about how to make metal melting furnace:
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Brass Almost melts at 900°C to 940°C.Using your Homemade Furnace. While melting brass wear safety masks to avoid zinc fumes. Also Remember to wear other SAFETY stuff during casting Metal because safety is first priority.
It was totally rusted so i removed the rust with the help of DILUTE sulphuric acid. Dilution was compulsory for reaction with iron.
Remember that use the acid with complete safety and having complete information because ACIDS are not playing liquids MUST wear safety or rubber gloves and keep outside all the procedure while you are using the acid because alot of gases fumes releases while the reaction takes place.
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Gunnnnnnn
I love that antique curve to the blade
please do restore your Gun we wait for it
Restore a gunn
احس انك عربي
Notice: he's using the hammer he restored from another video
Linda Evans nice eyes, could I have them?
Legend
@Thomas James hi bill cipher 🤣
Thought it was that one wasn't to sure though
vineeth kumar You really think it’s a waste of time when he can make profit from both selling these items and CZcams?
0:50 that moment when you realize he has three hands...
Right like who's holding the hammer.
Maniacal Russian are you saying that he can’t have three arms? Smh you are so rude
Maniacal Russian so rude he has three arms racist
4 hands... Then whos holding the camera?
Lol but real talk
Nobody:
Babies at 3:00 AM: 11:33
Lol
Lmao
Lol
Lmao
Honestly these types of videos is why my homework is never done
Ikr? I watch these while I'm sick.
Lol
Use speed ×2
I love how this guy doesn’t have the best equipment, but he works hard and that pays off in the end.
Wholesome comment 💕
the trashpile Hey, dont use R/ out of reddit. thats illegal.
By the end of every video he has a new good piece of equipment as well.
To make do with what you have is an art in itself!
Smitster Vlogs he has like 3 different forges he uses in just this vid? How is that limited
Imagine hating on someone because they didn't make a knife the way you wanted and it's their own project
Lol
This post was made by the nice gang
Oli Del imagine being triggered by a comment telling the truth
@@mayacskn imagine we all stopped using the word triggered
a a imagine we all stoped using the word imagine
1:32 "Safety is the first priority"
... proceeds to reach repeatedly into muriatic acid with normal latex gloves...
dilute.
@@thechicago98 Dilute in that it's not straight hydrochloric acid (3% solution or so), but it's still strong enough to cause chemical burns to the skin. He should be wearing heavy rubber gloves rated for handling strong chemicals.
@@aqacefan jesus christ i’ve held a lot of hydrochloric acid when it’s dilute and it didn’t do anything as long as you wash it off
@@RANVIRSCOOKINGSHOW /slowclap
He's just built different
No one:
The fly when i want to sleep: 11:32
Yes.
Thumbnail: "Impossible Restoration"
End of the video: Restored Knife
Me: Excuse me wtf
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Neighbor: mmm, smells good, what's cooking?
Him: BRASS
Why is it labeled 'Brass Trash' if he then uses it? Is it really trash? Or is it a reuse initiative?
@@JurassicGlitchy It was leftover brass from a previous job. Just remelted and used it again.
Awesome!
Fantastic restoration
1:34 "Safety is the first priority"
5:07 *exists*
BRUH HAHAHHA
15:35 *safety*
I gotta watch these restorations before bed, they get me so sleepy
I always watch them before bed it is so satisfying and gets me very sleepy 😴
So many people complaining about the metal handles but I think it’s actually cool that he is doing something different to usual. You can find heaps of videos of people restoring knives to have normal wooden handles but like he does something creative with different processes so just chilllll
Maddie Hopkins most people use or flip the recreated knives/blades they make. Wood is just overall a better material. Lighter, Cheaper and (in an opinion type of stance) a better aesthetic.
props to him for doing something different, but it is apparent that either he makes showroom knives or he just enjoys impractical knives
Plus I really like this one for some reason
Wow your the only person I have seen be positive about the metal handles I agree
Metal handels are electricity conductive are you for real ?
Maddie Hopkins I think he does that so the handle last longer
Guys this person has done all of this work and has given his time to do this and you are hating on him cause of metal handle
If only it was his ONE terrible handle... Every time he do shit, and it's painful to see that(
Ikr certain people are so weird nowadays
While the handle is a bit of a gripe to me at this point (especially since it seems he doesn't fill up the gap entirely, which has to be uncomfortable as hell to hold). My main issue is the fact that he apparently doesn't temper his blades which is ridiculously dangerous.
Binyam Amarebeh I hate metal handles
I LOVE the handle. I just want the handle. I want all the handles.
For some reason I read the title as Antique Handmade Butter knife and thought to myself that's some tough ass butter right there to need a knife like this.
Underrated
if i had a nickel for every time i found a knife restoration video from a splinter removal playlist, i’d have one nickel but still
lol
1 nickel too many
3:35 “do the same process 3 times”
*BRUH LIKE IM EVER GONNA DO THIS* 😆
*almost 3 times
Some people will.
I thought she said "never" but i was wrong she said ever ;-;
VeggyZ
Well yeah, but the general audience watch it for entertainment
yeah I caught that, so i guess thats like two and a half or something lol.@@handwriting8804
Butcher's knife
*tests it with an apple*
i guess there are some vegan butchers out there who will really appreciate this knife
Also, who cuts an apple like that?!
He could’ve gotten a live pig and cut its insides out but I don’t think that would be very marketable
When the handle outweighs the blade and is a unbalanced knife 🗡
WheezyCord 3 *an unbalanced knife. If you’re trying to sound smart, you can at least use the right grammar
@@FC-nr4ot lmao
Rapaz , que trabalho espetacular que você faz ! Parabéns!!!
That was super rusty knife, but you made to be nice again 😊
Well done!
I think you do a better job with your restorations
Looking through the comments, i saw more people talking about the people complaining than i saw complaining
Often the owner of the channel will go through and delete comments. Wonder if that's what happened here. He does have a crazy amount of dislikes.
Actually, there seems to be more people complaining about people complaining about people complaining than both people complaning about people complaining and people complaining put together.
@@ZY1982 😂
invalid Character: those people are still complaining... so the people complaining were complaining about the people who were complaining... alrighty then...
This is a comment complaining about the people complaining about other people complaining
2:11 rip ant
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I started watching this channel yesterday and i'm already addicted
YUH
Thank you so very much for the superb restoration. Being a Historian I especially enjoy “period pieces”…take care and bless you.
Amaaazziinngggg
Can u restore my siblings brains they really need it 😂
makka dajani what a mood
Lol
Kyle stop
recommend watching my channel ... many awesome videos and having a good time.
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Destruction 100
Title: IMPOSSIBLE RESTORATION
Random hands: *restores*
Title: wot
actually it was the thumbnail
@@azzyz9732 águila roja
"Am I a joke to you?"
I have absolutely no idea why im watching this but i cant stop.
The thumbnail got me
I love how you labeled what you were using!
He and Kiwami Japan do great technique and labeling. I love their craft so much. Makes me strive for better and better work.
Man, I've got to get myself one of them third hands, it'll open up a whole new world
FINALLY A WELSH PERSON!!
@@anthonymarchant3043 lol
Lol 😂 I think Amazon might have them.
Me to I was thinking the same thing. Lol😂
I mean, the channels name is Random Hands, so...
I am emotionally attached to this knife by the end of the video and I think that's amazing
It's Soo close to being an amazing knife. So much hard work, kudos for that but why put so much into it just to leave it rough?
Most of these videos are by ppl that just started making videos. More props to them for putting in effort to record and make videos. It just makes me really upset they get so famous for doing sub-standard work.
He left tons of corrosion on the tang under the wood, and dimensionally ruined the knife by free hand grinding the piss out of it.
But it's shiny now, so like and subscribe. Lol
There is something calming about seeing something that most people would throw away as junk get restored to usefulness.
Guys he RESTORES things to make them usable. When did he say that he specifically wanted to make them the exact same thing.
This comment deserves way more likes.
rest in pieces haha thanks ❤️
@@summer-alice when he said antique knife RESTORATION. You do know the definition of "restore" right?
@@Robbmann67 I know right
People have opinions
I love how he just casually has sulphuric acid laying around. 😂
And you don't?
yeah, why don’t you?
It’s for disposing of the bodies he’s killed using the knife.
the fact that you can slap together a handle in pieces that looks like a disaster and then turn it into something great takes a special kind of mind - most people can see a finished product but it's how you get there that's unique. Great project.
2:27 it looks like someone random just started pissing on his knife
lmao
No.
Yes.
WNNYK
Lol 😂
5:20 Imagine putting your hand on that.
Ouch that would hurt
Bah bye flesh
Ouch
Let’s just say that it wouldn’t be pretty
No your finger nails
You do some amazingly beautiful work from the restoration of the blade to the development of the handles ! I’d love to see you do a Japanese chef knife set, I’d love to see your take on the style!
Dude... You are really talented. I am up all night running a marathon just watching all your videos.
Good job dude. Bunch of people hating. I see from your other videos you don’t specialize in knives but you missed tempering it. Came out cool. Way to reuse some old junk. Keep it up. Try and take notes off some of the comments to make yourself better. 👍👍
Juan Solo how do u temper the knife?
Juan Solo yeah. What is tempering? It has been mentioned a few times in all of the comments.
@@Cerberus03 heating it up and cool it down fast in Oil, it makes the steel hard so the knife can hold an edge longer.
christian N.
Aaahhhh. That makes sense. Thanks.
Juan Solo isn’t that what he did at 6.15 in the video? Heat it up & putnit in a liquid to harden it?
I might be alone on this, but the handles that he makes are quite possibly the ugliest, most horrendous looking and just downright shit I've ever encountered. Who makes handles out of brass and glue????
Winchester, William Henry, Heritage, Buck, Uncle Henry, Old Timer, Browning, Cabela, W.R., and Bear & Son just to name a few 😂
Fair enough, but I'm pretty sure they do a better job, no?
they are all big brands so I hope so.
Kind of a douchey comment, bud.
@@OldManTheseDays well I'm a horrid person while apologetic I have many faults and don't mean any harm.
I am not the only one who wants a collection of knife, right?
very nice,but i hope you did not waste those soft drinks, LOL very good
Nothing less than absolutely gorgeous workmanship...wow, have watched several and this is the best you have put forth...impressive.
@Random Hands, if you're a beginner in knife making/restoring, job well done, but (just for the future projects to be so much better) if you're already using powertools, pay more attention to the detail, especially when it comes to handles, make it more symmetric, more precisely cut and I guarantee, your work will receive so much more appreciation and support for the next projects :)
from 0:21 to 15:51 amazing job man
Plot twist: the video was in reverse
Nobody Likes Plot Twists, You Hear me, That Joke Is Doomed to die Alone
"Do this almost 3 times".
So...like, 2 times?
*almost*
No 2.9 times, I guess.
no you do it twice & then you're about to do it the 3rd time & then you're like "mhh no"
Just do it twice and half-ass it the third time. That's gonna be almost 3 times. XD
Came to comments for this
That isn't a knife, that's a whole sword
Can you explain why they didn’t re serrate the knife
Me: *peacefully watching this*
My brain: *"Is tHiS WhItE NoIsE¿"*
Stray cat
YOU HAVE 3 HANDS , WOW 😁
I like the handle looks really dope
I also restore/reedge/sharpen old knives... old enough to be rusty at least. I like the brass handles you do. I'm gonna try that. Nice work.
Please don’t split the bosses. Keep them solid and bore them out to fit over the tang. They’ll come out better, I promise.
Parabens! Trabalho perfeito, gostaria de poder comprar beautiful,beautiful,Fantástic!
شكلك عربي الصراحه فخور جدا ان فيه واحد عربي بالاحتراف هذا 🖤
CAN
YOU
QUIT
WITH
THE
METAL
HANDLES
AND
MAKE
A
PROPER
WOOD
ONE
Coaster no he can do what ever sort of handle he wants. If u don’t like it then done watch.
Metal handles can be uncomfortable with heavy or lengthy work therfore wooden handles are more common however on a knife like this you wouldn't be doing strenuous work like batoning or coping do it wouldn't mater but the dude he keeps making aluminum axe handles needs to be stopped
no.
I think they're beautiful. Plus wouldn't metal last longer
I just hate that the thumbnail said “impossible” while my dude or lady here did it....my god.
"Do the same process for almost 3 times." You mean 2 times then? Or 2 and a half?
ecisme10 so when normalizing you lower the temperature each time so technically it would be less than three
Maybe he didn't show the third time?
he doesn’t have to do the maths
2.9999(9)
The end result isnt breath taking but i can see you are working with very limited tools. For the given circumstances the result is breath taking and you show seem to know a lot about metal work.
I how ever have a suggestion: after hardening you didnt show an annealing process. If you just harden from a yellow heat in oil the blade will be very hard but britle. This can result in breaking of the blade when its in hard use. If you anneal the blade afterwards by keeping it on a lower temperature over a longer period (can be achieved with a normal baking oven) the metal gains a lot a strengh while remaining almost at the same hardness. Especially a working knive like this one would benefit a lot from it.
Keep up the good work.
His grit level is over 9000!!
You put yourself out there, so good for you. If you keep working you'll get better. I'll watch your next video and so will others
The blade looks like a gnarly prison shank in the beginning
Smitster Vlogs someone gonna get some tetanus from that knife if they get shanked by it
-5 dmg
+1 tetanus effect
I usually hate the handles people make but this one suits the blade! Awesome
Hats off to him for the way he restores each thing
Just use white vinegar to derust.Its safe and it works.
Phosphoric acid is the best it's strong and it doesn't attack the metal
In spite of all the neg comments, I really enjoyed watching.
Agreed
I watch restoration videos just for relaxing and sleepy sound
Uma abraço do Brazil.
Great job!!!
if you have in your hand a piece of rusty old iron that serves no purpose at all and manages to make it a beautiful knife is done an extremely good job!
That's the idea, make something very usefull again from de garbage.
Congrats!!
You are patient and skilled
This is what many of the knives looked like that were carried by the Indian fighters known as the "Long Knives", on the early American frontier of the "Old Northwest", i.e. Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, etc. Nice to see it being given a new life! I wouldn't necessarily consider it a "dagger" per se, unless you're comparing it to the Muslim "jambiya" dagger, which I guess it kiiinda looks like.😁
His vids are silent and entertaining I like it
Beautiful, most people think once something gets rusty throw it away, big mistake.
Great video. I personally wouldn't spend so much effort on the handle on a restoration. Keep that part simple.
@Elijah snapp , restoration is just making an old piece usable again. He did a great job at that part for sure. He wasn't creating a new piece from scratch. Give credit where due.
I hate seeing you suffer and I like how you plan to make a lot of restorations to get this far.
Now you must make video about Butchers Sickle restoration
0:34
OMGF YOU HAVE 3 hands !!!
Also, great video as always. 🤙🏼
Omgf...?
I love watching this kind of videos thank you for sharing it greetings from 🇭🇳 Honduras
Christh Linarez Peralta Linares I thought Honduras was in chaos an war. How could you be watching a video from there.
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I don't know why but I always end up watching food or restoration vids... ×-×
Thigo Martins try howtobasic, he restores faith with food 😂
it's because you're hungry while you're watching never go shopping when you're hungry either you'll have a trolley full of s*** you want to dump at the checkout
Have you tried watching food restoration videos? Food is reconstructed after it's passed through the GI tract!
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I think the handle looks great man. Nice job.
صاحب القناة يمكن من دولة عربية سمعتوا صوت الاذان الي بالفيديو
وجاب الـسبرايت مكتوب عليها 1.5 لتر بدقيقه 15:43
والله الاعلم 😂😘❤️
This guys work and time that he uses just for our entertainment
That's basically a completely different knife...the serrated edge was gone, the sharp thing st the end of the handke was gone, and you heated it up (quenched it and the sand thing) which basically completely changed it.
Stop hateing
*handle
Yeah. But you can use it now
He had to work with what he got. It was useless when he started and now ita atleast useable.
This man didn’t give the blade a distinct bezel and just left out the serrated parts. What is that handle? Since when is a restoration turning the original into something completely different?
Exactly my thoughts.
there was no serated part ...except for that put there with a hammer trying to cut god knows what. that knife had been used hard, the spine showed the impact of a mallet or hammer
@Kevin Durham lol
Awesome restoration...wow
The adhan in the background!!! Beautiful
He has 3 hands?
XD
lmao thats exactly what i was thinking
Yknow what that means roight? ;)
lol
You have 3 hands
If I were u. I more prefer antler handle😏👍🏻👍🏻
1:09 Is the best moment when you hear the iron . "clink"...lol
This turned out so beautiful...you have very skilled hands...what a blessing...Great Job👍💯🇺🇲
I'm fairly certain this shouldn't be called a restoration.
why is that?
@@kailewis4195 yes, im curious too
@Kai Lewis and @Golden Keeper Because a restoration preserves the original form. The blade has been through quite a change, having been reforged to a large extent, and the handle is absolutely gone.
There's no intent to preserve the original here. I'd call it more like 'upcycling a very old blade simply because you could'.
Thing is, with all the time, energy and money that went into remaking that knife, you could probably buy a brand new one. Since it was less restored and more recycled, you can't even justify it as 'a sentimental investment that was worth the work'.
I'd like to think this was more a test of OPs skill, and that they can continue to improve their abilities by learning from their process here.
I just commented this myself. The entire point of restoration is to keep your own ideas out of the process, and restore it as close to the original version as possible. I was so upset that they completely butchered the handle and original pieces, it was such a shame to turn what could have been a wonderful example of an antique knife into something that honestly doesn’t even look that good now. It’s a shame.
that's probably why he called it impossible restoration *snickers*
It looks amazing! I love the handle
19k people disliked the video cant even hammer a nail 😂
I like the fire BURBER
Based on the thumbnail he's literally done the impossible......
Check the description of the video
Do a restoration of that block of metal you were sanding on it was so rusty
This process is very nice and clean .This method is apply in the General life also.But somebody understand what is Right and what is wrong .Time will judge that is our own judgement of our own life that is the peice of life not war .🙏🙏👏👏👍
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