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Victorinox restauration with polishing a old vintage knife
Here you see how i restaurate a old Victorinox Student knife with horn scales
Nice wood scales from my friend Thomas Putzi:
www.Holzsackmesser.com
Other very good channels about SAKs:
Mr. Sharp
/ @mrsharp
HobieonKZread
/ @hobieonyoutube
Messer HQ
/ @messerhq
Swiss Army Dan
/ @swissarmydan9354
The SAkGUY
/ @thesakguy3852
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Thank you, this was nice to see. I would like to watch you do all of the tasks of the restoration including the cleaning, flushing, sanding, polishing, and finishing the knife. Very nice work.
Hast du wieder gut hinbekommen. Daumen hoch
Schön geworden
Diese restaurate Videos finde ich immer richtig klasse! Immer ein paar gute Tips dabei! Mfg
@dereidgenosse5247
5 жыл бұрын
Waldkauz dank dir. Meist hab ich keine Kamera mitlaufen. Leider
@waldkauz5159
5 жыл бұрын
Eigentlich schade aber ich kann mir auch gut vorstellen das hinter den Videos immer etwas Arbeit steckt und die Zeit oft knapp ist! Ich habe aber auch schon so manchen Tip umsetzen können und mich dann über die Ergebnisse gefreut! Mfg
Nice video.likeeeee
Awesome work!
In all my time collecting i came across that wood carving Victorinox online only once, and neither the seller and I didn't know what period/year was from. I didn't buy it because I opted for another model that I could date it, but I always wander why I couldn't find nothing about this wood carving Victorinox online. That is until I stumbled upon your video, so please if you have any idea on this model could you tell me. When it was made and why I couldn't find nothing on it online, it is really that rare of a model ? 🤔 PS. I'm referring to the sixth from the left.
Sieht wieder aus wie neu,
Moin weisst du zufällig noch wie das messer genau heißt? Hätte durchaus Interesse..
Gorgeous results, looks new again. Did the blade etch remain or was it too shallow? Thanks for sharing!
@dereidgenosse5247
5 жыл бұрын
HobieonKZread the blade etch had to good because of the scratches 😬
@HobieonYouTube
5 жыл бұрын
@@dereidgenosse5247 Understood- sometimes the etches are not so strong. One thing I have tried in the past with some success is to cover the etch with very small strips of masking tape before sanding (just big enough to cover the letters). I then remove it when I get up to the higher grits of sandpaper, say 2000-2500. There will still be any scratches directly over the lettering, but the entire blade should have the same luster. And if you don't like the results, it can easily be changed. Cheers!
Scheisse, jetzt war ich der 1001ste :D. Kannst ja bei mir auch mal vorbeischauen ;-)