Restoring a Piece of History - Random Hands
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2021
- At last! here is a restoration video after a long time just on public demand.
This is the most rusty cleaver I have ever restored, this antique butcher cleaver was send to us from Netherland by one of our supporter Stuw, his instagram @Stuwhoutje. He found it with the help of a metal detector. I did not make any big changes to this cleaver. I did not smoothen those big holes from corrosion and at the end I like that antique look of the cleaver.
Restoration:
First of all I removed thick layers of rust with gentle hammering then I choosen Electrolysis for removing deeper rust because it is a safer and non damaging way of removing rust. After many hours of electrolysis I simply do a sandblasting for a good looking surface.
Now time to Reshape it using belt sander and files While filing the surface I felt that it is still good tempered and ready to make the bevel I used a wet surface grinder to not destroy its temper. And after sanding now we have a razor sharp blade.
Next I tried a new way to give it a royal look and securing it from further corrosion.
Brass brushing: Simply we heat up cleaver with a gas torch and brush it with a brass wire brush using an angle grinder.
Now time to make its handle. I used brass, resin and wood to make its handle. After blackening and smoothening the wood and a gloss finish it looked good.
For its protection I made a leather cover. I used a wax hardened black leather
to make this fancy cover. And now it is ready to beautify the walls.
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I was surprised how much metal was actually left. Looked like the whole thing would just crumble apart.
I know right
True
It gained the mass of the oxygen as it rusted, so it makes sense that it can look like it's losing a lot but still have plenty of material left to work with.
Same
I am off topic but sometimes he makes the handles look boring
Bruh how many skills does this guy know, sewing, woodwork, metal work, leather work, my man is the goat
Before melaians people gaind knolage and skills by practice and observations. (Sadly in my case they did not learn how to spell correctly)
@@random-rjawesome dude what is that spelling.
I prefer the term Jack of All Trades
Goat 🐐 😂🙏🏻
@@RituranjanShrivastwa goat means greatest of all time...
Imagine breaking into this dude's house just to see a bunch of complicated machinery, and you see a box with "History" written on it,open due to curiosity and just see a big pile of rust
And a bunch of weapons in his house
I'd be like: i just released the sickest virus to the world
You then turn around just in time to see this guy slice you in half
Boagi
Honestly this is so beautiful to watch!
Hi how are you
Seeing a Vocal Coach on a restoration video with zero commentary is a bit ironic.
@@anoop.lovefromindia4495 hi honey I'm fine and Happy New Year 💓
@@Halibelle1 why?
@@LowKey_B key: NO COMMENTARY
Honestly, I thought you were going to pull a switch or add material. What you did was beautiful. You are a master craftsman.
@@watchoutforcopyright9339 don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment don’t copy a comment
@@watchoutforcopyright9339 and don’t try to get likes like that and don’t try to get likes like that and don’t try to get likes like that and don’t try to get likes like that and don’t try to get likes like that and don’t try to get likes like that
@@watchoutforcopyright9339 foh
@@stafforddavis5638
Dallamaakkk
@@watchoutforcopyright9339 so what if he copied are you butthurt that he got likes? He just saying the truth, you people would get out the internet, why are you acting like he copied a thesis? Is isn’t so blatant. Get a life
a good ol' cup of creamy rust water always gets me started in the morning.
56th liker here remember me
@@davidninolasaycordova5307 I will make sure of it!
69th liker 😉😏😏
@@aatifmehmood3385 funny number
It's the best thing you can drink. Full of Iron you see.
only hundreds of years of rust can create a finish like that, a truly one-of-a-kind piece.
@@liam4686 You can't really do that to steel. What's much easier is to just rust it quicker. If you want to reach this finish at scale you can afford a few weeks in a greatly oxidising environment to get around the same level of rusting.
or let your knife sitt in salt water for a month straight so get a similar effect
@@liam4686 it's more than just divots in the material. The whole piece came warped because of how much material was lost to rust. You might be able to replicate some features but it wouldn't look natural
@@liam4686 His point was how nature has its own way of art ...
Wow, the corrosion texture is actually pretty cool there. Wonderful work!
The rough texture I would not think would be unsanitary for cooking. Too many places for bacteria to hide. I do love all the craftsmanship.
50 years later: restoring my dad’s already restored knife
so it gradually went to a knife lol
LMFAO
These are the type of comments that i look for 🤣
@@MuhammadHabib cool we don't care
I really like it when he saves the rust and calls it history
Lol imagine off camera he just stores it in a plastic bag and has a collecting
@@limpbizkit6245 no he just eats it
@@fletchqc9900 r/cursedcomments
@@zekeyeager6040 put me on reddit so i can be a reddit kid and keep my virginity, please i beg you like fr
@@fletchqc9900 i put you on there already :)
Best restoration on the internet. Superb.
It is a sheer pleasure to watch a craftsman and artist at work. Beautifully done!
I LOVE that he didn’t try to hide any of the pitting. Making the cleaver functional while conserving the effects of time…. This is really top-notch work.
Same i like design it gives cant replicate natural pitting
@@Elxchino323 exactly!
And he saves the "history"!
Nah it looks nasty
“Honey! We need new knives!”
This guy: “Oh hol up lemme just-“
*grabs chain and $3000 tools*
Edit oh hol up lemme just get a chain and a camera
@@hoffmantransportation2553 hmm
He already had the tools man
@@marianomaza8941 never said he didn’t
Tools go brrrrrr
you sir, love what you're doing and i appreciate it wholeheartedly
Imagine owning that same cleaver 100 years ago, then watching this guy repair it in your 2nd life.
Hahahaha.. wtf..
Dand that would be dope
At the same time kinda shocking
😂😂😂😂😂
Unexpected random deja vu
That guy has a special talent. Bravo 🙌🏼
What kind of kitchen do you have😳😳
you are gorgeous you single?
s i m p
Hummm vc é br né
Yes 👍🏻
Genius, amazing, thank you, you are a true Son, of saving history in real time, I am truly in spired by your skills and talents, grandpa Pete from France 🇫🇷👍🙌🙌🙌
You may not be the God of Thunder, but you should be! We drank, we fought, you've made your ancestors proud this day!
I want to thank everyone of you for such a beautiful comments on this made. And secondly I welcome everyone on my Instagram account so you can get more closer to me. Also if anyone of you want to send me any Antique, Rare or rusty metal related item he/she can DM me on my Instagram page for shipping address.
Thanks
Best Regards
Random hands
you forgot random hands logo
Give heart
I want to thank you for giving me the inspiration to start my little restoration channel, I keep learning from you on each video, you have amazing craftmanship and skills in many areas of hand work !! Cheers and stay safe !!
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First video I've seen of yours. I hit that like and subscribe. But i was wondering if u sell these after u restore them? If u do where can i go to purchase. This came out beautiful. Keep doing your thing. Ill be watching
Thank you so much Random Hands!
I knew from the beginning you were the right person to send it to!🙌🏽
Beautiful 😍
You are the sender wow
@@stupidsignals2363I am haha
Wow
Congratulations
Wow i am astonished to see the great results
I love watching restoration videos but Zyada khushi is baat ki hoi k hamary mulk mein b aisa content banaty lots of love and respect for you ♥️♥️
This brings to mind a medieval village where there would be a blacksmith, a carpenter, a tanner, etc, the village where this guy lived would just have him sitting under a sign that says "Yes."
"I changed the wood due to color issue" proceeds to painting it black anyway
Lol you deserve more likes, Your point is absolutely correct 😂
Yeah, I think it was more likely he messed up because of a burl
Maybe the color wasn't sticking to the wood properly
Nobody gunna mention that he made a black schlong out of the wood?
Yeah as soon as he started making the handle that's when it went downhill. Not sure why he chose that design and colour...
"Creamy Rusty Water"
Random Hands - March 25, 2021
😂👌🏾
cleaver cappucino
@@drivingintothedesertuntilt3202 That's disgusting😂
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@@jaydonosborne398 How much would it take for you to drink a glass of that water?
I’m so happy that you kept the pitting. It keeps the history and I always thought it looked so cool. This turned out amazing.
It looks nice but not really hygienic to use, as food particles will accumulate in all the pitting. It would probably need a very light coat of epoxy to fill in all the pitting, imo.
Just super. The recovery is fire.
Thank you, it was nice and interesting to watch. Good luck!
I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy can make a machete from a chicken wing at this point
Use chicken nuggets instead
Don’t give him ideas. Lol
honestly me too
The creamy rust water sounds like a good dip for the chicken wing.
uhh that's kiwami Japan's job
“Turning tetanus incarnate into something useful” would have been an apt title as well.
Titanus
Tetanus is right
I make videos about graphic design
little known fact. tetanus isn´t caused by rust but dirt (or to be more precise, by the bacterial spores it contains)
"Zombie Cleaver" came to mind. There was more rust than cleaver there!
The most sophisticated and rusty knife ever! 🔪🟤😍
thank you for leaving the natural sound and NO MUSIC ... GREAT JOB
The person who owned it thousands of years ago: *crying happily in heaven*
“I’m going to save the wood shavings and remold them into a tree.” This dude is dope!
haha
Cool
Please those who see this, I can reach random hands. Can I send them to make the weapons in the shadow fight 3 game, especially sun splinter
@@hyperceptional ++
Obviously, your skills are very impressive, in both depth and range. But, what really impresses me is your ability to see through the corrosion and damage to find the hidden beauty of a piece. You clearly have vision on another level. Keep up the good work.
You do know you could sell that to a museum. Not hating. Do love that you restored it to it's full glory,
Observation: I was curious about the date of this artifact until they said the spine is still hard. If it were medieval, the edge would likely be hardened carbon steel with the rest of the mass of the blade being made of a less valuable form of steel or iron. So it's probably not as old as it looks, but was instead not well preserved. Honestly, anything more than 50 years old in good shape is a rarity.
This talent needs no words.
Hiii
@@RajeshVerma-il2jq nikal simp saale
@@RajeshVerma-il2jq bruh
@Pizza with no bones oof
What about singing talent? elaboration talent? ....?
this guy wife " honey we need a new knife this ones dull" him " ok, let me buy a rusty knife on ebay and then restore it and make a youtube video on it"
Stonks
@@cedricorine3673 yeah
@@cedricorine3673 stonks chain
@@ericvidales2463 stonks
@@tuxdraws8004 stonks
Love the ring that connects to the handle.
gaaf man, hoe geweldig dit resultaat!
The texture after removing all the rust is always so cool looking.
Start of the video: "Why would you try and save this piece of junk"
End of the video: "I'd do anything to have that knife its so badass!!"
The pitting gives it a lot of character, which completely justifies saving it.
Hey black
@@saifaddeenal-manaseer6325 a lot of character as of decorative. Said character will be a hassle if you use the cleaver for daily use
me too!
I love restored items still with pitted patterns, it's such a cool look
Incredible in so many different ways 👏
Wah bro.Really Amazing Restoration.Enjoyed alot.Seems One of The Hardest Or Rustiest Restoration On Your Channel.
The vid was posted 5 minutes ago at the time I'm commenting this, and you posted it 4 minutes ago... You didn't even watch it yet 🤦🏻♂️
@@billyimogen5685 true, but look at the piece of steel he got, it was obv gonna be an insane restoration
@@billyimogen5685 and how do you know this?
I Already watched this video.On Instagram he Also Upload short clips about the upcoming video.Ty
@@RandomEngineer yeah, same
When you first pulled that chunk of rust out, I thought this was gonna be one of your worst restorations so far.......but by the time you finished, it looks high end and absolutely beautiful. You killed it.
Killed it and reincarnated it! 🤓
@@chaos_omega bruh facts
Wow,absolutely beautiful restoration…love the finish on the handle 😬👍🏻🤘🏻
The archeologists that will find this will have a hard time determining what was going on with the metallurgy of the era.
Is probably like a 40 yr old cleaver,
Once an antique rusty cleaver now a antique Royal cleaver
I haven't understood electrolysis better than this video
@Finnley Jon cool, gonna try it if i atleast get a girlfriend
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무지성으로 다 깎아내바리지 않고 세월의 질감을 살려서 좋다
I like how he didn’t remove that pitting, it added a lot to the finish. Well done.
This guys workshop has really improved since he begun!
Ikr
THAT IS SO COOL!!!!!!! YOU hAVE HISTORY IN YOUR WORKSHOP!!!!!!
He has like millions of history
Re-defined restored history
@@zenoty689 IKR!!! IT IS SOOOOOO SO COOL!
@@zenoty689 be b
Bruh you needa chill a little
Love the pattern the pitting made.
Даже не верится, что это возможно. Ржавую железку превратить в прекрасную вещь. Молодец мастер!
Next video: “making the universe out of the air”
Turning a old rusty legendary samurai sword into a first world City
Making a house out of a leaf
@@cindyzhaoyingzi8719 that’s possible if you had a big enough leaf and you rearranged the atoms in to the stuff in city like a house
Universe restoration!
restoring mars restoration - you can live in it now!
Me at the beginning of the video-
"There is no way--"
In the End
Lol
Usually this man draw a line with his two fingers but this time historically for the historic object he used scale
Gorgeous work , from scrap to razor sharp 🌟🌟👏🏻👏🏻 Btw i loved the little rust hammer 🗜️⚒️✌🏻
It never ceases to amaze me how this man can touch such rusty metals without cringing or recoiling while keeping a steady hand
Why would touching rusty metal make you cringe or recoil?
@@Bloodgod40 cuz it's dirty my guy
@@Bloodgod40 idk it's just so dirty and rust makes me die inside
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That's a weird phobia
Enough rust to hammer off in chunks. Okay, I have to see how this turns out!
That ended up as a seriously sexy looking knife.
Holy... . Your talents are at a master level 👀👀. That was incredible .
Bloody amazing. Magnificent work.
You throughly deserve respect because you respect your work😇 May your art be alive forever ☺️
Un artiste
"WHY DID YOU WISH HIS ART ALIVE, A KNIFE IS FLYING AROUND AND CHASING ME NOW"
this channel has me wanting to spend my life savings on metal working tools 😁😘😁
कमाल कर दिया
Тесак хороший
it's very good job bro
why does everyone use emojis here
@@Salmonwithfeet internet that's for sure
(also there's one side who likes to use emojis and the other side who don't, you can make a list of subgenre out of this)
I don't know why I like this but I definitely do.
I'm sick rn and watching these satisfying videos just relaxes me so much
This is the fist time I’ve actually seen electrolysis being useful
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@@zienarl9437 your face that's what it is
I have no idea why I'm watching this, but I'm enjoying. lol
Me also😂😂😂😂
And after watching 6 videos, this is the one that got me to subscribe. That blade is BEAUTIFUL, I wish I had a Barong or Scimitar made like that to hang on the wall.
Above and beyond! Beautiful.
When your meat clever rusts so much that it becomes a club.
no one:
this guy: AH THIS IS FINALLY SHARP ENOUGH TO SHAVE MY ARM :D
Che bello!!!
Ma solo io mi rilasso guardando questi artisti??? 😄
Nice job. It would’ve been nice to be able to smooth out the whole thing but in the end sometimes you just can’t. So the fact that you got the blade sharp again and that you got rid of all the rest and made it good again that’s pretty impressive even if it looks a little bit spotty.
Bro, I thought you had lost your freaking mind for trying to restore that. Just for me to get blown away! Bravo! Subscribe!!
me realizing he’s using his bare hands on mostly with no glove
“he’s to dangerous to be left alive”
Many of the tools are very dangerous to use with gloves, like a grinding wheel. If the glove catches then it pulls your hand or arm in. Without a glove, you get scrape or a tiny burn from a spark instead of losing your hand.
Me seeing a prequel memer
Visible happiness
@@JamMastaJew ah ok, thanks
you know nothing of machine safety
This is not a piece of history; this is a cadaver of history.
Sandblasting outside is an absolute chad move
First of all this man is a phenomenal craftsman. Second, I love how he has god knows how many thousands of dollars worth of heavy machinery but still uses a handheld saw to chop the wood for the handle. Keep up the incredible work man!
You're Always Satisfying Bro !!! 👍😁👍
I love your restoration videos
why do so many more people use emojis here?
@@Salmonwithfeet 😊👍
I can feel the dust just clogging my nostrils just by watching this.
I'm here cause it's satisfying putting out the rust
Bruh I would’ve thought it was a bomb with the box that dirty 💀
Love your videos man! Your restorations are so high quality
Congrats
Damn your WiFi is fast
@@Hryzuki It's pretty good but not the best
@@Hryzuki true, i literally install clicked noti( i did not mean to, i was going to click something else and i clicked this). Still only 4th
@@Chicken_Masala well your WiFi is more better than mine😅
This is one of the videos that brings the discussion about what restoration means.
You don't know all the peace of mind you bring me watching your videos!!
This is art. Not only your process, but the way everything is conveyed without spoken word. Fantastic!
When this first started I thought “ bro just let that thing die” but after seeing how amazing that turned out I’m glad I stayed until the end
My thoughts exactly! This guy saw a diamond beneath that rust. His skills are other-worldly!
That clever looks it's a thousand years old!!!!
I saw the thumbnail and first thought was “dang that looks like a well seasoned piece of meat”
Goodness gracious. I must say you are the most skilled craftsman I’ve seen. Just amazing. The Egyptian dagger was my favorite. Now this. Wow.
he is officially the most talented person i know of
If I saw anything that rusted over I'd assume it's just trash. I appreciate that you were able to give it a second lease on life, even if it isn't something you would use.
Again a perfect video in every way. Great introductory description with links to more information. Thank you so much for the information for our education. The work is admirable, therefore my great respect. Greetings from Czech Republic 👍👍👍
Opět perfentní video ve všech ohledech. Skvělý úvodní popis s odkazy na další informace. Mnokrát děkuji za informace pro naše vzdělání. Práce je obdivuhodná, proto můj veliký respekt. Pozdrav z ČR
Legend has it:
that coffee never runs out
19 seconds new record for me
Very Professional Job and He does everithing..note 10
Talk about turning trash into treasure!