How flexible is it. If it’s very flexible then it might be a fillet knife.

Knife's lookin' hella dope, Lost & Restored!

⚒️ It's a restoration. - It's like a journey from old and worn out to elegant and functional! The level of care and precision in this restoration is truly amazing! Thanks for the video))👍👍👍

Beautiful work

Marvelous job you did restoring that knife. It looks much better and it is razor sharp. I also like the new sheath you made for it. Excellent work as usual.

Beautiful restoration mister well done

Wow! Nice work!

Nice work. Love the way the handle came out.

LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE WORK, KEEP WELL

Nice work 👍👍👍

That looks like it was a worn-out mill file that someone ground into a taper to convert to a knife. That kind of thing used to be done a lot; I have an ancient butcher knife here whose blade started out as a section of a broken band saw blade from a steel mill, back in the 1920s. It holds an edge amazingly well. I need to make a new pair of grips for it, though.

Beautiful - I love the handle!

Lovely work, hope the knife appreciates it.

He blinded me with science!

Another great restoration. 👏👏

Rusty knives find you because they know you will give them new life. 👍

Beautiful Handle😍😍

Nice handle and cool work with leather!

Beautiful work, BUT... This is clearly a kitchen knife (slicer), rather than a hunting-type knife! Therefore, the guard/bolster is wrong -- you need a bolster that allows the user's hand/fingers to be 1/4 on the blade, 3/4 on the handle. (And a belt-loop sheath would not be used with it...) Otherwise, I really like the wire on the handle, and like I said, otherwise the work was done beautifully!

Nice work from blade to sheath , top marks

MASTERPIECE!

Watermelon 🍉 party 🎊 Very cool knife 🔪 You’re best creator in youtube history! See ya next project! 👍

КРАСИВО ...Hi from Russia

Класс 👍👍👍👍👍

Great work like how you used the wire in the handle

0:10 I'm pretty sure that rusty knife started out as a file in an earlier life

@rahadianaryo5979

11 ай бұрын

0:16 "Retired Chisel: Works great for *scrapping-off this surface rust* here...👍"

yes,it was used for cutting

My guess, call me crazy, the knife was used to cut stuff.......originally. Awsome work!

“It’s perfect”

I'm just curious what you painted pink?!

Yes, SCIENCE!!!!!

Супер 😊👍🏿😊😊🎉😂❤❤❤

I think it's a fish fillet knife.

@mulepowerforge

11 ай бұрын

its too thick and not flexible enough

Great job !! Does look like a filet knife.

Used for cutting up fish just caught

Hello

Japanese Yanagiba slicing knife

MMMMMM...Fresh watermelon....=))

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Just be patient and let it sit in the rust remover for 24 hours. It would have saved a lot of work and ultimately time too!

My grandpa called that a pig sticker! 🤔

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Have you ever had a project that ended up being "too far gone" to restore/repair? Would love to see a video about projects like that.

That is most likely a fish/fillet knife and as such, that handle ... it looks like you tried to mate a lion with an elephant, it just won't work.

Why don't you ever sandblast anything?

Sushi Bayonet

In my countrie those kind of knifes are used to kill pigs

Cutting stuff?

I looked up the knife's purpose. It was used for cutting and stabbing things.. LOL You deserved that ater the 'ten tickles' groaner.

@biggusditchus

11 ай бұрын

Another one for you, how do you work out if some one is ticklish? Test tickles! Sorry it's 1.45 in morning, great restoration.

I cannot fathom why these youtube "restorers" spend days removing rust with electrolysis, wirebrushing, various liquids... and then just end up grinding the surface anyway.

It‘s may not a knife but to open letters.?

Looks like it used to be a file............

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