me: *has watched a million antique restoration videos* guy: *restores antique* me, every time without fail: :0

@sandrosaxel

5 жыл бұрын

It's not antique though, ancient times are the era before the middle ages

@juno2928

5 жыл бұрын

@@sandrosaxel youd know you absolute fuckin nerd

@jamesklebenow6885

5 жыл бұрын

Guy: busts out some mc-51

@dazzystart

4 жыл бұрын

Haha totally

I was looking through your channel to find a way to contact you, I love these restoration type videos and actually have an old WW2 Bayonet that I was wanting restored. Keep up the good work!

@Ravenhar

5 жыл бұрын

Can we get this man noticed. I wanna see that

@tiannatheorizer5742

5 жыл бұрын

@OddTinkering we need this man to be recognized

@RISTA51

5 жыл бұрын

Pls help this man get noticed

@maginotline7490

5 жыл бұрын

No way me too

@scarletcrusade77

4 жыл бұрын

Please do send it in for a video

"I got a small cut on my hand" *his entire thumb is bandaged*

@huntadeer9285

5 жыл бұрын

Well if he gets metal shavings or something in his cut it could be really bad

@summerglassleaves3073

5 жыл бұрын

I was so anxious that something super bad would happen while he was handling the knife😅 Good thing it was just a small cut

@dashrendar8739

5 жыл бұрын

Wear gloves

@jeffreya8329

4 жыл бұрын

All Pro Sports like tetanus?

@TonyTear

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeffreya8329 or rust in the blood which can cause sepsis

For some reason I went quickly to comments to see If anyone recognized the maker. Not sure what difference it would've made in my life. 😄

@VerbenaHA

4 жыл бұрын

Just for the sense of community, I think, and the satisfaction of solving the mystery.

@mr.miscellaneous9144

4 жыл бұрын

We are a curious species, we ask questions even when the answer really has no impact whatsoever. For instance, why am I watching these videos at 1:30 in the morning? Why am I the only ginger in my family? When will my dad be back from buying cigarettes and milk? All mysteries that, in the long run, mean little to me. 😂😂😂😂😂

can you restore my life ?

@voldom88

5 жыл бұрын

damn

@carsonknott7061

5 жыл бұрын

@@bicute7574 Savage lmao 😂 😂

@carsonknott7061

5 жыл бұрын

Me to tho

@thomasarchbold9982

5 жыл бұрын

Carson Knott you to what?

@angelamorales9114

5 жыл бұрын

Same 😂

This is better than any ASMR vid.

@aelandin

5 жыл бұрын

Ted Miller this can be considered asmr...

@Rebellious_Melody

5 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one.

@mr.miscellaneous9144

4 жыл бұрын

I find it more satisfying to watch than listen to, but yes, even there it is quite nice.

@BP_on_ice

4 жыл бұрын

This IS ASMR

@mr.miscellaneous9144

4 жыл бұрын

@@BP_on_ice the video doesn't mention that it was intended to be

When you started to mill the slot in the handle i felt like i could smell the wood fragrance from through the screen XD

@Sirdiggar

5 жыл бұрын

Omg I felt the exact same thing, I remember at school using these tools and the unique smell of wood burning.

I love this channel cuz it shows the true craftsmanship and art. Just the sound of tools and hard work. Not that BS techno music montage over everything.

Oh, the tang on this poor knife. It warms my heart to see you put so much soul into every restoration. These videos warm my heart, they really do.

Very therapeutic and relaxing watching this process. Thank you.

Nice work. Thanks for sharing! I do reccomend to use a hard sanding stick when sanding (instead of your fingers) to assure that bevel transition line stays crisp. Also do all sanding strokes in a single direction, and alternate directions when changing grits. By doing so you can quite clearly see if you've removed all previous scratches before going up a grit. It also makes sure that all scratches that are still visible in your mirror polish all run in the same direction, which looks much cleaner.

I actually like the copper more than the original brass. I cringed a bit about the bevel being rounded over though... Nice vid man, keep it up.

@MilesFinder

5 жыл бұрын

And the buffing... Really prefer that whetstone finish on those knives.

@Lunas2525

5 жыл бұрын

My biggest issue was the handle it sort of looked like he compensated for making the pocket only on one side but several shots made it look off center to me. 2 he friction fit the blade I would have used some epoxy if only to prevent more rust on tang in future.

@wyattharlow0921

4 жыл бұрын

Nice channel banner...

Me at start of video: Amazing I have a knife just like this that's rusted. This video can help show me how to restore it. Me 14 minutes later after seeing everything used: Well I guess the knife can stay in the back of the drawer then.

Wow, perfect timing. I was just about to scroll down and comment, "no paper test?!" Awesome video

@christofferagustin6753

5 жыл бұрын

Same here. I was about to comment "But is it razor sharp?" Then this man did the unthinkable! 😂

@imailedyouaboxofbees

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, wow. My friend sent me this video so I could cool off after a rant about how EA basically ripped off the developers of Alice Madness Returns. Funny seeing your profile picture here. Love it 👌

@therealshug

5 жыл бұрын

@@imailedyouaboxofbees :D I'm obviously a big Alice fan! I think I got stuck in the first game when I was young, actually, and never finished it... gotta revisit that. And I should probably finish Madness as well...

@therealshug

5 жыл бұрын

@@imailedyouaboxofbees plus I'm a huge Quake and Doom fan, and American McGee worked on those

@VerbenaHA

4 жыл бұрын

The benefits of watching the whole video before scrolling down... I'm trying to do that more often.

I could literally watch these videos all day. The end result is so satisfying

I am a Japanese who was moved by your work. Characters that could be identified are （自）"self" or（白） "white" and （合）"combination" Other characters are too corroded. The knives marked with （合）“combination” are steel and iron. Indicates that they have been combined. Or it may be guaranteeing quality as part of the（請合） "contract". And（白） "white" indicates Hitachi Metals' white steel. Or, （自）"self" might be the name of the place, the creator, the knife store, or the owner. I couldn't find what I was looking for. It may be a practical item that was made by a small blacksmith. Sorry for the terrible translation. I will come back to see your great work again. Thanks

Amazing how fast he can move without speeding up the footage.

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

I'm like Flash but I use my powers for sanding instead of saving the world

@Laminity

5 жыл бұрын

@@OddTinkering Haha. Good joke

I love this kinda stuff, these kinds of projects are so fulfilling to see and do.

I like the san mi being called lazy mans Damascus. I am going to use that. I love all of what you do. Keep it up!

Mc-51 must sponsor like every restoration channel on KZread.

Another A+ video señor Odd tinkering.

The blade construction is called San mai, and it’s not a “lazy mans Damascus” it’s jacket steel my man

@TOLAZYTONAME

3 жыл бұрын

yeah the blade geometry and materials on those are very specific, and have to be almost perfect for it to work as intended.

I love how you had to re-create the whole handle but kept it true to the original. Great job as always! Super sharp as well.

@dalewayward4540

5 жыл бұрын

Except he did not. The origional was a little thicker in the middle and hos is strait the whole way.

@paveloleynikov4715

5 жыл бұрын

@@dalewayward4540 maybe. But handle is definetly took too much water and was deformed, so we can't say, what how it was shaped originaly

文化の違いの面白さと、モノを知らない恐ろしさが良くわかる動画ですね。

Excellent restoration job amigo, now that is one blade that is super sharp!!

What really killed me was the fact you finally put on gloves at the end of the video.

A small cut while sanding... that reminded me of the time I made a small keychain in 3D art class and tried sanding for the first time, only to realize too late that I had been cutting into my thumb with the sandpaper for a while. It wasn’t enough to bleed, but there were so many cuts that the skin on my thumb looked just messed up.

the final cutting part is sooo soothing

I kind of want info on what you're doing and why but as I'm never going to do anything this is so much better. Great work. I'm also slightly jealous of your awesome knife!

Beautiful! The shine on that blade is quite satisfying

These are the most satisfying videos I've ever seen. I literally love the zero dialouge

Great restoration. Your videos are very satisfying. Some people will comment on how you're doing things "wrong", but the only thing wrong would have been leaving the item in its state of disrepair.

Everything you do looks and sounds so wholesome and I love it

just for future refrence use a two part epoxy to bond the knife to the handle and also there is a tecnique where you heat the tang red hot and burn it into the handle

@chileanguyfleegman1908

5 жыл бұрын

This sounds interesting, could you share a video where this process is shown?

@erikferland6602

4 жыл бұрын

I used the heat technique for the knife I made. It’s effective and smells amazing.

Your the best role model ive never had, your work is the greatest form of ART.... And that says a lot coming from me.. im a tattoo artist i know an artist when i see one...

This man's power is sanding at the speed of light 4:06

That is a lovely , lovely thing

Amazing work! That knife is gorgeous!

that is a nice japanese knife!

I’m impressed....amazing restoration👌

well you called it lazy damascus but it's not damascus at all and i don't think was sold as such anyway. Most traditional japaneses knifes (single beveled) like this Deba will have a steel for the core and a different layer of steel for the cladding. That's just how it is ;)

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

I actually knew this but I just tought it would be funny. Thanks for he explanation anyways!

@johnksa4973

5 жыл бұрын

In fact, sometimes the non-cutting layer is iron, not even steel.

@integrity.

5 жыл бұрын

And notice how the blade does go all the way into the handle and only goes half way? Could we even call this classic lol

@Jackalski57

5 жыл бұрын

@Charles-A Rovira Yes. The technique is called "Sanmai" which is three layers, as you've mentioned. A hard one encased in a softer "U" shape which serves as its sides and back to cushion the shock on the hard center section so it doesn't shatter.

@crimsonfiend2700

5 жыл бұрын

San mai is a form Of laminated steel with a stainless nickel based steel on the outside with a carbon based cutting steel on the inside

I love that he is using the pocket knife he restored to cut open the package :)

Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing it with us.

It turned out so good! And the paper test 🤤

Out of all the restoration people I’ve watched your the best

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I really appreciate it (although I disagree)

Awesome video I really liked the comparison between the before and after

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I try always to remember add that to the end. I think it helps you to see the results because it's easy to forge what I started with

I really like Japanese weapons and tools there just so cool !!!😄

Again Amazing work, you are incredible.

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

The back side (non-beveled side) of the knife is typically not quite flat, it has a "dished" surface--almost a hollow-grind. It facilitates slicing by reducing friction and helping to prevent slices from sticking to the back of the blade.

@gabrielemagnabosco8926

5 жыл бұрын

actually hollow ground, but done with an osculatrix circumference of quite large diameter.

※ Google translation Good!! The knife looks black is steel and the gray part is iron I hope that the nuances of steel and iron will be transmitted. The knife's steel cuts great but the grinding is tough If all says the thing of steel finely, it is called "honyaki（本焼き）" or "all steel（全鋼）" This kitchen knife is made of steel and iron (soft iron) So it cuts wonderfully and polishing is easy If we say such a type of kitchen knife in detail, it is also known as "Matched kitchen knife（合わせ包丁）" or "set steel（つけ鋼）" etc. Knife body and handle This part is baked in Japan Why do you do this? By baking the iron part of the knife handle Because the inside of the handle wood is burned and fixed It is an important point In the old way the candle will keep water out of the joints Epoxy resin is better now With a candle, it will soon disappear Since the part of the kitchen knife which is put in the handle of this kitchen knife is iron, when it is washed, water will collect in the gap of the tree and rust So I'm worried that the wood will rot and the iron will rust and break I hope it will be transmitted

@user-xx1kx8dn5f

5 жыл бұрын

※Google Translation I reviewed the whole video The important thing to fix Japanese steel knives is to keep the body cool In that respect he is trying not to give the body a fever Electric sanders are not a strong way of heating Why is the act of giving the knife a fever? The knife's steel is very delicate to heat Heat will alter the content of the steel and it will not cut off A knife that can not be sharpened but cut is called (Namakura（なまくら）) In Japan, steel knives are very easy to rust but they cut well, so care is taken care of Wash and rinse with hot water every time you use and let it dry well I often polish and apply oil By doing so, the kitchen knife will be used for as long as twenty years It would be better to make the main body of the kitchen knife into a mirror surface with less rust. I think that it is very good if sealing is done so that water does not enter with adhesive. Some people do not seal in Japan There will be hundreds of knives and replacement handles on sale. And it may be because it is a forgotten technique, because such a technique is not necessary for the handle style of the western knife over time I admire his restoration(￣ー￣)ｂｸﾞｯ! I'm using translation so I'm keeping it short so words won't change(；・∀・)

@ea773

5 жыл бұрын

@Mike Nunyabizness Well then if you are such and expert maybe you should start your own KZread channel and show us all how is should be done and hope some other "expert" doesn't point out all of your mistakes.

@PNWhashmits

5 жыл бұрын

@@ea773 he wouldn't make any. Obviously.

@gdi24-7

5 жыл бұрын

Mike Nunyabizness he probably picked the knife up at a tag sale or maybe even out of the trash. So no matter how he restored it he probably saved the knife from being thrown away and to never be seen again. I’ve seen other restorations he’s done and they weren’t done correctly but the end result was stunning just like this knife. He restores these items for aesthetics so they either LOOK new or better than new, not necessarily for functionality that would be a different KZread channel ie. Gun restoration for dummies or Knife restoration for anal retentive idiots. I am a chef by trade and have knives like Masamoto and Shun so I’m not just talking out of my ass. At the end of the day he does an awesome job restoring things and producing great entertaining videos. Keep up the great work. Mike please stop trolling/hating on him and maybe give him some advice here and there. マイク彼はおそらくタグの販売で、あるいはゴミからさらにナイフを拾った。それで、彼がどのようにそれを回復したとしても、彼はおそらくナイフが捨てられるのを防ぎ、二度と見られないようにしたのでしょう。私は彼が行った他の修復を見たことがあり、それらは正しく行われなかったが、最終結果はちょうどこのナイフのように驚くべきものだった。彼はこれらのアイテムを美学のために修復しているので、それらは新機能または新機能よりも優れているかのどちらかである。ダミーのための銃の回復または肛門の保持的な馬鹿のためのナイフの回復。私は職業のシェフで、MasamotoとShunのようなナイフを持っているので、私は自分のお尻から話すだけではありません。 一日の終わりに彼は物事を復元し、素晴らしい面白いビデオを制作する素晴らしい仕事をします。 これからもいい結果を出し続けてください。マイクは彼にトローリング/嫌いをやめて多分彼にあちこちで彼に助言を与えなさい。

@gdi24-7

5 жыл бұрын

Mike Nunyabizness you did us all a favor by unsubbing yourself nobody gives a shit about your opinion. Don’t let door hit ya where the lord split ya..

I'm convinced this was a murder weapon used multiple times. In the 1800s

@emrat2110

5 жыл бұрын

I taint mistaken omg yes, the thumbnail looks like blood

@canna_craigy_uk172

5 жыл бұрын

1800, 18 likes, must be true

@Sirdiggar

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah it murdered lots of fish.

@sewerratwithabaguette1443

5 жыл бұрын

Oof I thought they same thing

@user-cq5pv8zr3h

5 жыл бұрын

Same 😂😂

Every single thing you do is perfect 💯

ツルツルにしただけで、包丁を研いだとは言い切れないレベル 本物の包丁とは切れ味に差が出る

Ficou ótimo! 🇧🇷

Great work

4:06 when your mom texts you to clean something and you hear her pulling in.

Him : yeets package across the room Me : im interested

Very good job

Wow! Looks better than new!

Dude that ending felt more like “subscribe... or else.” Oh s*** i’m subbed. I also terror hit that notification bell.

This turned out great

Love your restoration projects, you make it look easy.

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It's not super hard if you look up some tutorials but it's a lot of work

Great job.

This is awesome work. I would love to see you take this to the net level on the finish.

This videos are like Primitive Technology but with restoration processes, so pleasing to see and hear,I already suscribe.

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate it

The copper and walnut for the handle looks SO classy. What a boss 👍

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

I tought so too. Really nice combination

I saw those items, too, on Ebay. Not sure if it was the same guys but they basically sell old rusty Debas for almost the price of new knives, which you can find on Amazon Japan.

One or two pins wouldn’t harm. Beautiful job by the way. ✨

I subscribed man,you're doing fantastic work!!👍👍

That came out really nice!

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I'm a chef and would love that old school knife. Beautiful and sharpened to perfection.

Damn you can wash dishes good 👍

Parabéns,trabalho excelente 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

I believe that he never speeds up his videos he is just simply that fast

Great video. It's a Deba knife, made for breaking down fish and such. It's really good at chopping off their heads, that's why it has a thick blade. It's also really good at breaking down crab and lobster.

What kinda chef ar ya? RIP Papa Franku

Great job!👍

Quality job top man 👍

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Michael!

Not Damascus but San Mai construction, which I can confidently state after watching hundreds of episodes of 'Forged in Fire'. :)

Amazing work

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Try using white apple vinegar to remove rust. Let whatever soak overnight and the rust is gone.

It’s cool to things that had purpose before now have a use for them, it’s amazing

awesome job!

Well done son! 👍👍 I’ve subscribed 👍

Awesome!!

A really cool knife, if this knife initally is only sharpened to one side its used for cutting fish ^-^ its to ensure its a clean a cut as possible. The other type which looks identical to this one and is very simular to a western chef knife and its called a gyuto. It's sharpened on both sides and is used as a multi tool knife more or less like the ones used in the west. The main difference though is japanese blades tend to be thinner but sharper and a insanely good cutter of meat, veg, fruit etc but not quite as good as the western chef knife for tougher things. A Western style can also be very sharp of course but is more heavy duty, it can tackle anything from a tomato to a Pumpkin to even bones if its sharpened properly but downside it tends to be heavier, looses its edge faster and cant cut quite as thin ^-^ (PS im a chef and i've used both styles of knives)

Great video mate

very beautiful and clean. if that brass bolster werent so damaged it wouldve looked just as great as well

@OddTinkering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ryan

Some day we will finally see a face in his perfect polished surfaces.

How about a $30 belt sander from Harbor freight and a bench grinder with a buffing wheel. Save your hands and many unnecessary steps. The back of the knife is likely slightly concave and not flat.

Are you sure about the "poor man's Damascus?" I am not a blacksmith, but I have seen many times where they will use two layers of steel, one high carbon, and the other mild steel. The high carbon steel forms the cutting edge, while the mild steel forms much of the bulk. The idea is that the mild steel will make it much hard to brake the blade than if it was all hardened steel, because mild steel has a lot more give in it. From what I have seen, this is very popular in Japanese blades, including swords and scissors.

@OddTinkering

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for not wrtiing that in an angry manner like most it was actually a joke but it's good that the real reason is mentioned here in the comments because not everyone knows this stuff

You should restore old kitchen utensils and then make a cooking video with them

Did you epoxy the handle or just friction fit?

Nice 0.7mm Pentel P207

The two layers aren't "lazy man's damascus", it has a functional purpose. Likely, the metal on the flat side is harder and more brittle while the metal on the other side is softer to provide some resilience.

There's an easier way to make the handle, drill a circular hole that is bigger than the tang, take a circular wood piece and cut a slot in it that is the width of the tang then insert it all with glue. I would also have blue-treated the steel in the handle to reduce any future corrosion. Good job on the blade, looks great

Beautiful 👏👏

Wow you sandpaper so fast!

is not a lazy damascus, is a technique called san mai, is like a sandwish both sides of low carbon steel and high carbon steel in the middle

The "lazy damascus" is in fact not a lazy, It has a purpose, the back side of the blade is sometimes made from other steel to strenghten the blade.