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Hey everyone. I want to say thank you for the continued support and for reaching 40.000 subscribers. Leave a comment and win this restored Swiss army knife. I will only announce the winner through a short video on the 18th of November. Messages as answers under comments that demand for your contact data are attempts of fraud. Please don't answer to those messages!!! I try to monitor the activities in the comments section

@scottmcdonald1819

Жыл бұрын

So happy to have stumbled upon you channel, so soothing to watch. Curious if you guys have PB Blaster or other similar penetrating oil in Germany. I use it in lots a spots for rusted and seized hardware when wd-40 isn't the best choice

@bgbthabun627

Жыл бұрын

please send me the knife Also No to WAR

@Meg_A_Byte

Жыл бұрын

Give it out to patrons.

@Sooch694

Жыл бұрын

I enjoy your videos. You did a great job on the knife. I couldn't re assemble it if my life depended on it. Nice work.

@javanthomas4122

Жыл бұрын

When is the drawing for the knife.

This is a tremendous video and I’m sure that the lessons learned in taking something like this apart and attempting to restore it is worth it just for the learning experience and displaying the steps one must do, however, went after laboriously cleaning up the main blade and then it snapped, into two pieces, it also reflects another valuable lesson which is that some things are too far gone to restore and you should just buy new!!! But the final product is just stunning and you have made a very high class video👍🏼

Wow, beautiful. Usually old knife restorations look tacky or off somehow, but I think you nailed it making it look personal but still classic.

@Dungeon_Nick

11 ай бұрын

A lot of restoration videos are faked

Not only are your restorations amazing, I must compliment you on the quality of your video production. Camera work, lighting and editing are impeccable.

@drew64inTX

Жыл бұрын

Great restoration You sir, are very talented.

@masterk5372

Жыл бұрын

Right

@marianitosan9759

10 ай бұрын

It’s a fake

@andrewsteinberg7103

4 ай бұрын

not a fake, Ive done it with hand tools, no expensive machinery@@marianitosan9759

@susanmcmasterson956

Ай бұрын

Wow, that’s sharp! Never use this to stab your classmates or little kitties and puppies to death. Ok, kids? I feel like that’s definitely the lesson here.

I love that your restorations actually RESTORE the item to its original condition and aren't just 40 pounds of bondo covered with paint. Excellent job as always!

@youhavenothingifyoudonthav9895

Жыл бұрын

You sound like me . I feel the same about how alot of folks do this work . I've restored over 200 + Knives . So I'm very particular .as to how to do a knife .

@martyjehovah

Жыл бұрын

Using a bunch of bondo so you can skip the hard work of sanding is definitely a bad thing that some restorers are guilty of, but there are also times when bondo/filler is the right move, and unfortunately a lot of people are under the impression it is always lazy and bad. For example if an antique part is thin, and deeply pitted it would be better to clean/stop further rusting and then use filler to even out the surface rather than sanding the part to oblivion or outright replacing it with new parts and ruining the piece's originality. Bondo is just another tool in your toolbox that under very specific circumstances is the better choice.

@kaufmanat1

Жыл бұрын

40 pounds of bondo? How big are your pocket knives?

@saulrudolph7450

11 ай бұрын

​@@martyjehovah look😊 5:42

Finally some actual restorations! You really care about these objects you restore, it's very uplifting to watch!

Absolutely exquisite, I found this very relaxing, probably because you did all the work. So gratifying to rescue something old and in bad shape and making it useful again. A piece of art. It’s a credit to you, worthy of a cold beverage. Stay safe 🙏

This channel really deserves a lot more subscribers! I'm always blown away by these restorations, and this one is no exception. Most people would have tossed that knife in the trash, but you turned it into something beautiful. Keep it up!

@RicardoBachman

Жыл бұрын

Si...... solo alguien con talento y paciencia puede obtener esos bellos resultados.

@docdildonica7515

Жыл бұрын

“Deserves” lol

@PeterShire

Жыл бұрын

Right! Just subscribed.

@majcorbin

Жыл бұрын

IOWA DAD JOKE of the day [Q] How can you tell, which birds are FRUGAL or miserly? [A] when all they say is, CHEAP-CHEAP-CHEAP MAKE 1984 FICTION AGAIN KILROY CORBIN WAS HERE

@TheMhael

11 ай бұрын

What this channel needs is a manicure. The entire thing is so beautifully put together. The dirty nails just kinda takes away from it.

its always great to see how old tools and knives are getting a second chance to shine

Beautiful work, a real work of art and skill. Anyone who wins this will have a treasure for life

Wow, this restoration is honestly so beautiful, the design of that wood cover and the history behind all of the wood swatches is really ingenious! Never stop restoring (or drinking beer!)

When I was a child, I was playing with a Swiss knife of my fathers'. I had not handled one before. I had the main blade out, and went to close it, and it was hard to close. It finally flipped closed - directly onto my thumb! I still have the scar now at age 38. I love your channel and work and beer reviews, it is a fun combination and I always look forward to your next video.

Actually, I think it is you who is supporting the many of us as you transport us into a realm of craft, care with materials - with positive messages of longevity and giving new life into these projects as the present themselves. Thank you.

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

This gave me goosebumps. Thank you for this motivational feedback

@panatteri

Жыл бұрын

Good things to you.

Отлично отреставрировали нож,вдохнули новую жизнь в старичка!😊Плашки получились огненные!🔥

Looks very pretty.

Beautiful job there, must be very old, as I do not think Victorinox has made wooden sheathed knives for a long time, but still the classic look on it, and a great job on fixing it as well. I have a similar one which I used regularly, till the knife itself wore out, and the clip for the lanyard wore through. Repaired that with silver solder, but eventually it had to become a drawer piece. Aluminium sides, with the NATO issue number on it, the proper military version. Great knives, and that it was still so sharp after so long in a field is testament to the great design and good material choice. Your choice of replacing the wood with the same is great, though you really made it shine with all the colours chosen in the selection of wood used. A top job on this one, showing your attention to details, even in small parts.

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this detailed feedback and your story as well

@thomaszarski5100

Жыл бұрын

Did you choose to stabilize the wood first, or not an option?

@suisseanonyme1033

5 күн бұрын

I have a really sad fact to said... it isn't a victorinox knife, victorinox never produced these can opener, some can opener were close, but still not the same. But if you want a good new, victorinox still product knife with wood scales.

I think that probably the best part of this restoration is the history of all parts. Given the choice of quality used over new, i’d always go used. I love to hold wood in particular knowing its been held and crafted before. I love old watches for the same reason. Never having had a Swiss army knife, this old gal would be delighted to own this one - or buy any other you restore in the future. Tastefully done.

Mesmerising work as always. I really appreciate your spot on craftsmanship and awesome humour! Very grateful you share it with everyone.

Fantastic job! The wood pattern is gorgeous.

Love the fact you used wood scrap from past projects for the scales; That's some palpable storytelling right there! And it looks like a bad-ass coral snake! Amazing job

A beautiful restoration for a classic “multi tool”. The colors and textures of the woods are arranged nicely. This is something anyone would be proud to use and show off!

That’s simply beautiful! I love how this touches so many skills, work of art.

Beautiful restoration. Love the choice of woods. ❤

The combination of colors on the handle is exquisite! And is such a cool thing to have different wood from your different projects… nice restoration!

Could watch this all day, lovely work! The wood blend is just gorgeous.

I love the way you restore things and use old materials from your previous projects it means a lot.

Oh wow, that is amazing. I love the colours in the new wood surround. Simply breathtaking.

Outstanding work as always. The way the new wood coverings were made gives it a ton of character. Great job!

I have to say yours has totally become one of my favourite channels. I’ve been following you for over the past year and it’s been so great to see how it’s blossomed. Great work, friend!!!

Quedó una belleza, excelente trabajo..... felicidades!!!!!

Beautiful work, your love and patience makes this restored knife POP!

I follow a few restoration channels, and I’ve looked at many others. What sets your work apart from ALL of them is the creativity you apply. It’s what makes me look forward to each video. My young daughter is starting to get into restoration KZread. I’d love to be able to gift her this knife one day! (She‘ll have to wait a bit longer for the beer though.)

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

That sounds nice. I'm crossing fingers. Thank you so much for the feedback

Beautiful wood work. It’s so nice to see a restoration with more than just metal working skill. The sentimental nature is wonderful as well. Excellent work!

What a nice work-especially the scales! You deserve much more followers, man.

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

One day maybe. But the KZread Gods do not appreciate the long time I invest in each project

@user-qv9lj8jn2b

Жыл бұрын

​@Not Terrible Restorations your hard work and patience you will see fruits of, my dear friend.

Wow!!!!! Craftsmen are fantastic. I could watch these projects forever. Thank you

I have an original swiss army knife in a similar model to this. Means a lot to me. Brings a smile to my face to see this restored. Love to see your unique wooden pieces put to good use. The blood wood looks amazing. Well done.

As always you have done masterful work! This really pops and would be welcomed by anyone. Love the scales so much.

What a lovely little piece, I enjoy that you don't have some mindless jingle going on in the background. Great work again👏

What an amazing example of great workmanship. Very well done! It is fantastic when old things are not thrown away but resurrected instead.

Outstanding save and restoration, Dr.! Your choices of the old wood were spot on, especially the 400yr old oak (richness of the grain) and overall the scales are beautiful and well fit. Always a treat to see what is possible to restore something so dead with care and attention to details. Thanks for all you bring to those who appreciate precision and integrity of restoration...and a good story! Cheers!

It's great to see you back after so long! Splendid restoration as always. The bloodwood looks like a jewel!

I love restorations of all kinds and recently discovered your series. They're all beautiful restores and well produced. Thanks for the content!

Very well done. You have a great way of showing the different steps in restoring without making the video drag. Thanks for the content, much appreciated

Instantly a new favorite channel of mine! The bloodwood provides the flair, and the whole thing is an appreciation to a deep idea that anything is possible, no matter how broken you think you are. Just beautiful.

Your work on this is closer to fine art. I love your ability to be so talented at many different disciplines such as metalwork, woodwork, plating and finishing.♥️

It’s really a gift to watch an artist as they go through their process. You truly have amazing talent! Thank you for sharing this incredible restoration with the rest of us!

Fantastic job, I think you should keep it. It's a lovely addition to any collection, and it's so personal..

I am a bad sleeper and whenever I lay wake for too long, I love watching your calming videos to free my head of all the thinking that prevented me from falling a sleep again. Thank you so much! Continue the great work!

Beautiful restoration, thank you for sharing it with us. I love that you gave this knife a new life it deserved. Take care my friend. 🙂

Beautiful restoration, you made it look brand new without losing any of its original, rustic charm. Top stuff 👍🏼.

Very Impressive restoration, I was shocked at the before and after. It looks beautiful!

What a beautiful work! The combination of these types of wood made the difference! I almost cried watching this video because I remembered a pocket knife of my grandpa that passed away in 2018 and we were so close to each other.

Thank you for including descriptions via the captions. The knife is beautiful.

Beautiful!!! A real masterpiece!!! Especially the wood and color combinations...

First of all that was a really cool restoration video. I also have a couple of old knives at home that I got from my grandpa. You inspired me to go to my workshop and start restoring my own knives. Thank you very much!

Congratulations on reaching 41,300+ subscribers! This proves that the things you do are great to watch, and always highlight your skill with metallurgy, woodworking, and restoral processes. The thing that impressed me the most in this episode was the making of the broken copper plates. You not only produced exact copies out of a copper sheet, but you nickel plated them as well for authenticity, as well as protection! I admire that you chose a multi laminated handle for this knife. This gives the finished knife a distinct personality, and uniqueness. Well done! I hope your subscribers continue to grow as the years pass. NO TO WAR.

Absolutely amazing!!

Lots of great tips on small projects here. Thank you for such a clean easy to follow video!

It's sad to see these things in such bad shape beforehand, and so lovely to watch the care and expertise you bring to their restoration! Much love from Scotland!

Beautiful as always The part I like the best about watching you is not just your skill with the restorations, but your ability to see the potential in a piece of wood that others would just throw away. I definitely agree with you about the fizz in the beer, just the fact that it didn't produce a good head was enough to tell that.

Its a labor of love. being a knife guy, its not for resale!!! just to show what is possible with passion, and the knowledge and the right tools. Loved it!!! Rick

I subscribed immediately because of your excellence!

The work on the scales is beautiful ❤️. Nice job all the way around. You are truly a gifted craftsman. Thank you 😊👍

I love your work! Your projects always turn out better than new. I enjoy how you incorporate your sense of humor as well, it gives us a peek at your personality. Keep the videos coming!

Hi ! First time on your channel. I love how you're cautious during the cleaning process and precise with the cuts. Amazing work !

I have always loved swiss army knives, and would love to add this one to the lot. Very nice detail work on fabricating new parts and scales from your project offcuts. Always good to see a restoration done by a fussbudget!

That's a real piece of work ! Amazing, I watched the one about the kitchen aid as well ! Nice work !

Wonderful work on the project and its chronology per usual. Thank you for sharing these restorations with us- we always look forward to them!

@bennysmith2104

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful work. Beautiful job.

Wow. That was really amazing. True craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely beautiful work,true craftsmanship

Beautiful work, man. I love the handle you did for this Swiss pocket knife. Can’t wait for the future projects to come 😄👍

Watching your videos is the most relaxing moment of my day, we really appreciate the passion you put into making them. Seeing a man shift so effortlessly between metal work and wood work truly amazes me and, as a fellow diyier, I also feel a little bit of envy😅

Mesmerizing to watch. Incredible skill and talent with a workshop to match. Love your creativity too. Thanks for the joy.

WOW! 😳😲 As always you created another beautiful piece of art!!

BEAUTIFUL KNIFE

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that you liked it so much larry dore

So many ways of doing things I haven't considered before. Really interesting and helpful. Thanks!

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful Brian!

@ianarmstrong9594

Жыл бұрын

No to wars but yes to knifes

Handsome restoration. Thanks for taking us along!

Your workmanship is absolutely amazing ❤

Wie üblich prima Arbeit und es ist immer mega entspannend dir dabei zuzuschauen. :)

Awesome job! Mister Patina Junior would love it some day 🙂

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend. How is the moving process going along?

@MarkMeadows90

Жыл бұрын

Fancy seeing you Mister Patina. You two are awesome!

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

@@MarkMeadows90 we two have quite a history now and it's always a blast when we meet in real life

@MarkMeadows90

Жыл бұрын

@@NTRprojects very good

always enjoy your projects and learn from them

It is amazing to see the before and after pics. Great job!

You did a great job, I watched this entire video and I don't even restore items, but it was incredible, I love the wood design, great job sir.

@NTRprojects

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Excellent work, especially the handle! I like that you are careful about keeping your excess wood pieces and not just throwing them in the trash, like so many other restorers.

Watching you restore this old knife has given me the inspiration to restore a knife of mine. Thank you. Somerset UK

love your videos, kind of relaxing to watch. Great attention to detail and th finished knife is definitely usable.

Beautifully done. Crazy to think that someone else probably lost it on the field years ago and that it has been found and restored.

Whoever assembled the original knife in the factory (how many decades ago?) would feel so warm and content inside to see this restoration. Beautiful job.

Stunning. The craftsmanship is amazing. Bravo.

Beautiful! Very satisfying video. Thank you.

Wow! The final effect is incredible. The blades were in surprisingly good condition, except for the crack. Swiss knives are really robust.

Those covers got more TLC than I did my entire childhood

@ganrimmonim

3 ай бұрын

Hope you've been getting some since adulthood.

@elainetwum3465

2 ай бұрын

Wow. Same club.

beautiful to watch a real craftsman at work, Bravo!

I was just expecting a basic restoration, but with the handle scales you made it's more than that. Thank you for sharing!

Красиво получилось. Деревянные накладки из разных сортов дерева - это прям отлично

@user-dr3jq3bh2r

Жыл бұрын

…пород дерева

I like to think that the man who once built this knife would be very sad to know that it was once lost and "buried" for years if not decades. And I am sure he would be very happy that it is now back in excellent condition to do its job for decades. A fantastic piece of work. It reminds me of my pocket knife which I got as a boy. The handle was made of deer antler. Unfortunately I lost it. 😢

Brilliant restoration.

Beautiful job on the scales. I love that they are reclaimed wood.

I always thought the more modern plastic scale Swiss Army knives were a smidge less elegant than the older variants with wooden scales (though obviously, the newer ones are incredibly durable.) I’m amazed you got such a terrific result from where you started. I don’t think I would have touched that knife without gloves (or a tetanus shot.)

@jimmysweat431

9 ай бұрын

😂