1:07 ‘looks like it was held together with hopes and dreams’ that knife is my life symbol

@mred8002

Жыл бұрын

Great line, isn’t it?

@shinypichu1819

Жыл бұрын

But normally u never hear this line on *THAT* route...🔪

@tsuhosh

Жыл бұрын

@@shinypichu1819 Oh god. I don’t wanna hear sans asking if his dust brother wants anything from grillbys

@shinypichu1819

Жыл бұрын

@@tsuhosh don't worry u don't hear that... It will always be the crack of your soul first 😜💔

@SpaceWitch1969

Жыл бұрын

My hopes and dreams died a long time ago… RIP

The rust removal is always so satisfying. It's like a visual backscratch.

@nightowl832

Жыл бұрын

I was literally thinking the same thing before I saw your comment. It really is. 😄

@frankowalker4662

Жыл бұрын

It never gets old.

@marklammas2465

Жыл бұрын

There's nothing like etching a scratch...

@frankowalker4662

Жыл бұрын

@@marklammas2465 Nice one. :)

@sunleostudio7969

Жыл бұрын

Ladnie

I don't know why but this video just makes me relax seeing someone take care of rusty items.

@getonthe-floor

Жыл бұрын

Asmr odd tinkering 😂😂😂😂

@bscott77

Жыл бұрын

With you on this 💯%

@niconeitorrr

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to restoration videos, your new addiction

After a long experience with knives I only have the one tiniest complaint. The grip not being more aggressively indexed to help maintain the direction of the blade during use. Other than that this is amazing.

@Masononi

Жыл бұрын

This is a traditional handle style for Japanese knives, another traditional style is hexagonal for better indexing.

@TheWeaponshold

Жыл бұрын

@@Masononi Love learning new things. That's pretty fantastic. Though I am sure I would prefer the hexagonal one in my actual hand for use.

@Masononi

Жыл бұрын

@@TheWeaponshold I do much prefer them, also I made a typo they're octagonal not hexagonal. They just feel a lot more confident, especially with wet hands.

@7784000

Жыл бұрын

The very edge of the blade could have been reorifiled a bit more as it a bit too bellied for my taste

That's such a beautiful type of wood, I've never seen it before. Goes really well with the restored blade, nice work!

@42Hertzer

Жыл бұрын

Birch. Called "Masurbjörk" in Swedish.. Curly birch

@olivercharles2930

Жыл бұрын

@@42Hertzer Sheesh, I misread that as "bitch" and was confused for a second.

@42Hertzer

Жыл бұрын

@@olivercharles2930 lol!

@joegrst

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, I was curious! @@42Hertzer

Whoever forged that blade originally must be so pleased to see it restored and treated so well. This was lovely.

Hello! I'm from Russia. In my opinion, people who repair things are great! The current era encourages all of us to throw out spoiled things and buy new ones. But! I am of the opinion that restoring old and broken things is more correct! Good luck, master! I wish you good health and good deeds! You are just a hero of the current era!

"Looks like it was held together by hope and dreams" best line ever.

Beautiful wood! And I love texture contrast between the shiny edge and the pitted body of the blade. A really great restoration.

@FriedChckn13

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, as if to say, “The lost and forgotten can always be redeemed. This knife is proof of that!”

1:25 i asked myself "is there any steel left under so much rust ?" Great job buddy ! Congrats 👍

@allhandy2768

Жыл бұрын

really rusty indeed.

@soupwizard

Жыл бұрын

iirc rust is 2x iron, so that rust came from half the amount of iron. Plus the rust is flaky and loose, not tightly bound like iron, so one estimate I saw said 10:1 ratio, so if you 10 amounts of rust, it came from 1 amount of iron.

8:30 "I think it's now ready" very much made me laugh

Cleaning off the rust with the laser is so satisfying! Also, I love seeing how you make things (i.e. the jig) to fix other things. I think most restorers end up doing that, but it's always fun to see how other people worth problem solve!

What an elegant item! I like how there is texture on the blade from where it was rusted before, really reminds of its past life as it goes forward into its new life

@darkdjinniumbrage7798

Жыл бұрын

You

@bencevarga6304

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I would have sanded it😂😂

Duck oversees progress and finish. The duck is the quality control officer. Probably the best restoration channel on KZread in my opinion. Great content. Thank you! From Scotland.

That rust remover was like watching magic....

@thetruthyoucantfight212

Жыл бұрын

Was it? :O THAT IS MAGICAL. *-_-'*

Its always so relaxing to watch your videos. Every day is hectic and your videos have just a comforting calmness. Awesome restoration as always btw.

His videos are dangerous. Idk how many times i've hurt my face after dropping my phone on it when i fell asleep watching his videos..

Knife is sponsored by tetanus

The close up with the laser rust removal was literally the most satisfying thing ever. And great job. I love your work and the ability to turn knives back into its original glory is an art. Good job. And thank you.

@michaelmiles9840

Жыл бұрын

And BTW I don't mean glory as in brand new I mean glory as in the original purpose and meaning of that glorious blade.

This was worth the wait. The fact that you are still showcasing some amazing and unique ways to fix things always puts a smile on my face

@nicklarricks

Жыл бұрын

What’s up, dude! Fancy seeing you here!

I could never get my fingers as close to dangerous saws and stuff as this guy does, sheesh

@mred8002

Жыл бұрын

I can count all my near misses on three fingers. All I have left. Kidding but had a couple wake me right up and use more safety rigs.

@crimsongamer2337

Жыл бұрын

Same goes for using a sander to.

@mred8002

Жыл бұрын

@@crimsongamer2337 One of my exciting ones was wire wheeling a small chain on a half HP motor setup. Caught it and whacked the crap out of my hand, almost broke fingers. Ow. Estupido

The laser rust removal is cool and all, but am I the only one who finds it so much more satisfying to watch the rust disappear with sandblasting?

Why would you make the handle in two pieces?? Surely that give it an inherent weakness.

@CHINKICHOU

Жыл бұрын

Dunno i guess its to stop splintering or something maybe?

“Ah the sand blaster part, I love this” *laser blaster* Mother of god.

“It looks like it was being held together by hopes and dreams.” It was probably using mine then.

Dude the laser cleaner was insanely satisfying!

I didn't think you could remove the handle like that, it's great

@tsartomato

Жыл бұрын

metal heavy wood light

The handle is a perfect complement to the way the blade looks! Well done!

Only criticism: not using rubber jaws or a cloth on your vise when clamping the aluminum ring. Causes unnecessary marks/work

@JesseJ588

Жыл бұрын

It all got cleaned off in grinding and sanding.

I loved the end where the sharp knife cuts straight through paper! Visual therapy 💯

ちゃんと砥石を使っているのと、片刃で研いでいるので素晴らしい。 古くなった物がまた使えるようになっていくのが、観ていてとっても心地よいです。 次はどんな物を直すのか楽しみ！

Always a relaxing pleasure to watch. If anyone knows, I have a couple of question : 1) Why are the wood of the handle and the one stuck inside the metal part not just one block ? 2) Is there any danger that the heat applied to the part of the metal of blade that goes into the wood could mess up the heat treatment of the blade ? (thinking of it ... considering the rough shape the knife was at the start, heat might not be the worst thing it had to endure :p) Thank you to anyone who would care to enlight me. Cheers !

@Bananeisafree

Жыл бұрын

@@StickyGelatin makes sense. Thank you !

@TinaMdot

Жыл бұрын

@@StickyGelatin Is it stable enough to apply downward force if the handle is in two parts like that?

@SpicyMike319

Жыл бұрын

1. Ease of fitup. The front portion (bolster) is friction fit to the shoulders, or in this case, the forward portion of the tang. This keeps food from getting down in to the handle since it is sealed around the tang from the friction fit. The lower portion of the handle can be drilled out much larger so the tang can easily fit farther down in it. As long as the bolster seals with the rest of the handle with either epoxy or just a pressed seal between the two pieces, food can't get in there either. So the two part method is to make a friction fit at the front while still being able to drill deep enough to fit the whole tang in to the handle 2. Yes, it COULD mess up the blade, but being as only the tang area was heated, it's very unlikely that the heat bled far enough in to the blade to mess with the edge hardness. -Spicy Mike

@morganlaplonge969

Жыл бұрын

It certainly won't be as strong with the 2-part handle design. But if it's mainly for show rather than actually being used as a knife then I guess it's ok.

@Bananeisafree

Жыл бұрын

@@SpicyMike319 Oh , I see ! Thank you for those info !

The laser is my favourite! It’s just so satisfying and I’m addicted.

Would like to see you restore a really old website, using squarespace. Think that there might be some good options out there. And the laser clean part, might be replaced with CSS cleanup. There might be a joke in there somewhere. Anyhow, i love your videos! Keep it up!

Wow, your workshop looks nice! That knife is surely more of a display item rather than something you'd use in the kitchen, but I really like the contrast of the polished edge and the rust-pitted rest.

'Held together by hopes and dreams' ... Knocked cold by the hammer of time 😅. Awesome work Odd

Love it!

I'd be worried about steel hardness after the initial grind (heat from friction could ruin the original temper) - definitely check and heat treat if needed.

@pieter-matthijsbolt6375

Жыл бұрын

The original heat treatment is ruined. From grinding without cooling and then also the blowtorch on the tang... frustrating video.

@looTyHLe_TroLL

Жыл бұрын

@@pieter-matthijsbolt6375 boo hoo poor thing

wow wow wow wow wow

Haha you actually got me! "I think it's ready". I was thinking this doesn't look quite like the quality renovations you normally do.

Seeing your fingers so close to that saw and the drill had me like 😳😳

Very beautiful work from you and the Ducktor!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️

This knife is beautiful! Great restoration. It wouldn't be so beautiful if it weren't for your talents. Thanks for sharing.

@JuliaBrooks-gb3zp

Жыл бұрын

Very interesting comment

Nice 'Deba-Bouchou' (Deba-knife,pointed carver). This Japanese kitchen knife for processing fish.

was there any way to get the rest of the blade to look smooth?

"looks like it was held together by hopes and dreams" has he struggled to take it apart.

so are you going to harden it and temper it in part 2?

what differs you from the rest of youtube restorations is that you are making jokes and its great as I also always attend everything with humor! it makes your videos way more inviting and involving than others! thank you very much for your content!

I only have 2 complaints, why didn't you grind down the other side of the knife, and why didn't you use some epoxy to keep in the handle?

@GordonSanders

Жыл бұрын

The style of the knife has a single bevel, and to make it easier to remove in the future

@alex-sensei

Жыл бұрын

I work with Japanese knives, this one is a fish butchery knife called a deba. They are traditionally single bevelled, so only need to be ground on one side 🐟 🍣

I actually prefer watching him use electrolysis to remove rust, I find it more interesting

It's amazing there was any viable steel left under those Ferrous Cornflakes... :S

My friend at this time; There is an earthquake in my country in which we lost thousands of people. Moreover, I live abroad. No, I did not know anyone; but every dying life consumed me a little more. I came across this fascinating video to take a breather. I love remodeling videos. It's like therapy to me. A three-stage therapy: 1. Watching2 Therapy with the dream of practice 3. Nirvana, that is, therapy while applying. Great workmanship, amazing result. Perfect shots, angles, lights, subtitles. Creative art. If a youtube short documentary special award is given one day, or Oskar (I'm not kidding / note) he is my candidate.👌

This is S✨A✨T✨I✨S ✨F✨Y✨I✨N✨G

I think it looks so cool with the pitted part left as is!

I love ur channel for one big reason, the Ducktor !

Any other Forged fans initially groan seeing him do the burn-through on the guard then catch themselves, realizing that he can, in fact, take his time to do it? Or was that just me? Another awesome video from my favorite restoration channel!

@ninjamimealt

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, same with the slow application of epoxy haha. All those high risk methods in Forged are fine when you have infinite time to do it right

Is there a specific reason as to why the handle is made up of two pieces of wood glued together instead of a single piece?

That laser cleaner is almost like cheating😂

these videos are always so mesmerizing and soothing. very satisfactory to see these items come to new life. top notch work. amazing

Pirate metal band Alestorm approves of the ducky.

A Lazer cleaner will be on everyone's wish list! So satisfying to remove rust so fast 👍

Just imagine that kiwami Japan does this handmade... He is in incredible, but you too 👏

The birchwood is just amazing and I loved the laser rust remover. I believe the knife to be a Deba, mainly used for cutting down whole fish, filleting, head removal etc. They're thick bladed and useful in breaking down chickens and other small boned meats. They're bloody handy and prized - I have to whine and beg my brother to return mine after his fishing trips.

Comment from Japan. This type of Japanese kitchen knife is a fish slicer. The most important point is variable blade angle. The tip of the blade is sharp and thin, and proximal blade is thick in order to chop the fish spine. If you can, please check Japanese real knives and remake it. And 5000 grid is too fine for the first glind for the knife. The reverse side of the stone, 2000 grid, is suitable.

Typical ASMR Mukbang video... I LIKE IT

That Lazer is some James Bond shit, it looks so cool!

Im between amazed and horrified by that laser

And it crumbled like my hopes and dreams

Ducktor! Always brings a smile to my face.

You will never be Jun's Kitchen

I feel like the blade itself could get a bit more care but the handle is simply out of this world :) amazing :)

"It will cut" -Doug Marcaida

That laser cleaner is so satisfying to watch! In the future, all things will be cleaned with lasers, even our teeth!! 🤭

It just wouldn't be the same without the ductors supervision 😁

錆の浸食でできたデコボコをそのまま生かして魅力的な出刃になりましたね きゅうりを切ってもくっつかなそうです

Amazing job man! I love seeing how it is possible to turn garbage into gold. Salute from Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

What a wonderful piece of art!

Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!

Gluing the bolster onto a separate piece instead of just fitting it to the piece of birch was kind of a bruh moment...

@FoeHammerTime

Жыл бұрын

And then just tapping the handle into place and not using any epoxy or anything on the tang. That handle won't handle actual regular use for long lol.

@pieter-matthijsbolt6375

Жыл бұрын

Won't matter anyway because it will never hold an edge with the ruined temper.

@guaip

Жыл бұрын

This was kinda weird for me as well, actually feels like more work for a worse result.

@joshuaridenour4797

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering the same thing. I’d love to learn what the reasoning behind this was.

@metanevets91

Жыл бұрын

@@pieter-matthijsbolt6375 why would the temper have been lost? I wouldn't think simply sanding it would have heated it up enough to do that?

wont that amount of machine sanding and the laser destroy the original temper of the blade. or is it already lost at those levels of rust?

@williamkendall7412

Жыл бұрын

Not sure about the machine sanding or heating the tang, but the laser won't harm the temper. It doesn't even get nearly as hot as the sanding does.

That burl was lovely.

Idk why but the sound of sandpaper on metal and wood for some reason makes my skin crawl idk if it’s just vasovagal or not but I hate but I also love it.

You need a wood lathe..👍

Nice Deba, I like the curly birch

That laser is so cool

yikes that handle isnt gonna last. it should have been wood all the way through with a metal band wrapped around it. the glue should have gone on the tang of the blade then inserted into the handle. it may hold now but i feel like its gonna come apart eventually.

@TinaMdot

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly.

Is that jig for sharpening truly necessary?

The laser on the rust was oh so good.

Rust removal = asmr

Cleaning rust with laser is so much better than boring sanding.

Watching the rust come off with the laser, it’s like wow, how does this happen!? Your videos are great thanks haha!

I thought u were gonna package that Rust Dust to send to Tysytube lol

Damn, what a talent.

You gotta wonder how many meals this knife has prepared.

Nice work!

I didnt realize I was watching an Odd Tinkering video until I saw the Ducktor hahaha

I will say it every time - the laser rust removal is SO great. I KNEW it even before... I was like HERE COMES THE LASER! Also, DAMN didn't expect it to be so sharp with the paper slicing! Didn't think after all that rust there would be any structural integrity in that steel anymore. Nice job as always. The Finnish wood is also beautiful.

I like the "held together with hopes and dream" 😎🤠🤓.

I’ve been summoned

Wow...that sure is a fancy-schmancy laser cleaning machine...it's even better than a sandblaster! My new favourite tool...