I’m sure it’s going to look beautiful when you’re done. You’re an ace when it comes to restoring Rizzutos!

@Ronin246

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for you Kind Words Stay Turned for the next Video!

you got that sucker centered good. my brother collects knives. tons and high end and he is so picky about centering. and now he knows how to fix and center any blade on almost any knife. but he dont know how to work on these as he is not into this style etc. he likes old man pocket knifes and tactical folders but he is getting good at working on knives. fixing all kinds of issues. takes patience i am sure. i stick to fixed blade full tang. for the most part. as there is not as many working parts etc. or issues. good work bro.

@Ronin246

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Yeah Bro I Love these Knives & I needed to know them in & out I needed to know how they Work & All that, But now that I do Its Easier to Fix when I get one that's not working as they Should! As for the Fixed Blades I Would Choose One if I needed to Live off the Land like Rambo lol They are Stronger & can Swipe the floor with Most Folders Unless its a Real POS Fixed blade. But Yeah Stay Turned for the Next video!

@MOUNTAINOUS

Жыл бұрын

@@Ronin246 cool. i put up a 2 minute one today. about to do another 1 minute video in a second. hit the like if you can. it helps. and i will always hit the like when i see your vids. soon i do the blacksmithing video and wood milling. guy was making a tomahawk

I tried to hammer pin to fix peak but still peaking how do I fix and and tighten the blade it's lose from the lock wabbles

Hey there, I have a Rizzuto like the "nice" one in your video, with the stamping on the bale, and it won't spring open. Do you know what the problem is? And can I fix it easily myself? Thanks, C

NICE VIDEO!!! I ve got two 11" Rizzutos, both with blade peek, unfortunately r both the searpin holes in the blades pretty worn, they r more oval than circle shaped, is this fixable? one way is to laserweld both holes then redrill, second thing is to make new rockers with a bigger searpin at the end of the rocker.. What would u ve done if u were me? any piece of advice is welcome.. Keep the good work up!!! N Best Regards :)

@Ronin246

9 ай бұрын

1st Sorry for my Late Reply Very Busy With Family Things bUT ALL I can say IS THIS IT ALL Depends on What you want from Them. Such as All Original Then Leave it Alone & Be Happy you have a Part of History others Dream of. 2nd IF YOU want More out of it as a Working Part of History THEN you Will Need to Repair to the Full extant IN Witch Case it will not be as you got it & YES I know this sounds Dumb lol BUT i must be as clean as i can be As i Showed in my Videos ONE of the Knives i Completely Redid the Handle the Blade is From the 50s-60s but i made the Handle for it, Witch i Should make a Update on that Handle as i remake the Scales for it lol but ill do that later, Then you have the in between All Original With Bone Scales, & the 100% Original Rizzuto, SO Lastly IT ALL depends on what you want out of your Rizzy, If you want it ONLY TO work as it should from the 50-60s WITH OUT tearing it apart id Say Softly Hammer the Hole on the Blade To Move Metal Over JUST enough to Keep the Point in the Handel That'll be the Easiest way to fix it. BUT IF you want it to Be Useable For another 25+ years then yes Refill the hole redrill the hole & that'll fix it best. JUST KNOW Once you Choose to Go down a path you cant undo what you did. lol that was alot lol but with these Knives theres not to much info out there & people get upset if or when they cant fix them. So thats all Stay Safe!