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Do you know why it's called "steel"? Because, if I see it; I'm gonna steal it.

Thank you for this video I got an anvil for my 14th birthday after having all the other material for a few months and I’m very happy to get started

Likely illegal in many countries to destroy a quality old Golok #2 like that! Where ever you are I hope the old tool justice league catches up with you soon!

You doin the good job ..why you stop? 😮

HOW AWFUL . NOT A RESTORATION A MASSACRE

Take the metal and sell it to recycling. Use the money buy what you need.

Did you ever bother with the tig? Ive had mine for a few years, and never got around to it either 😅

Great video. Thank you for this 🙏

ive been making metal roses for some years now, and i wanted to make some kind of table with my roses attached, this is stunning 😊😊 im in subscribed.

nice review. cheers mate

The traditional handle on the Golok does not have a full tang. The gap at the end stops fatigue in the hand when using all day. Beech handle been used for decades with no complaints.

Grinder is a bit harsh

It a golock no 2

magnets can stick to stainless steel just be careful. I had a bulk milk tank that was magnetic and very obviously ss

I watched untill you got the angle grinder going then realised this was not a restoration just a plain butchery job of some thing which could off been to made as new

where did you go my dude ?

Outstanding video !

These things were issued blunt so it was up to the squaddies to sharpen it...

Is it still working?

Is it still working?

Well done and I'm sure Amy will treasure it and treat it well in it's new life. Looked after she can pass it down to her kids, always great to give something some TLC to be used for years to come with loving memories, rather than rust away and her father would be more than well pleased with the outcome as I am sure you are.

Bad video

nice series

Use banana body for quenching instead of water if your blade is thin to prevent cracking or cheaping stuck in bananas body you can see a perfect hard knife and strong!try it men

Not restoration is modification

Have you tried the TIG yet?

It's gone up to 160 bloody quid on Amazon... They probably watched your review!

Ive learned that the vikings used hard water or rainwater if you will. It means stagnant water that has been sitting there for ages . Now im just a mere lorry mechanic but it semes to me that when a time was when oil was to rear and to expensive to use, you had no other option. What is your thoughts on that ? thanks for the video and i hope your hand is donig better as time goes along . best of regards from Norway

очень много разговоров,можно было за 15 минут уложиться

Awsome bud looking smart, just need 3po to go with him….. joking

You could Weld a bracket or something to the body to mount shocks on 'sommehow', and have adjustment mounting so the legs can move and it can then be stood in different stances

Looking good bud, I appreciate the amount of work home into it

Why has this video got TIG in the title???

Very interesting video Luke. 🌟👍

Lookin real good bud with your bag of stuff, I’m likening very much

Where is the restoration part? Esp. reg, the original well preserved handle.

Bend the spoon with your mind

There are historic finds of re-welded sword blade done a lot like the way the elves did it in lord of the rings film. Not quite like the film but you would need to start again. You see every on from Japanese to Vikings repairing swords that way.

Very informative. Glad to see your hand is improving 🙂

Get better soon Luke👍

Get better soon Lukey

get well soon my dude cannot wait for some new videos off you 😀

Well done mate. Looks the business. We were all issued with one of these with a webbing sheath when we arrived in Indonesia for Project Wallace (a joint service exped) in 1985. They are a bugger to sharpen but not too difficult to then keep sharp and we used them to cut and maintain trails through previously unmapped primary rainforest in a support role for a multinational scientific survey.

Good job dude. Can't wait to see what you create with it.

Excellent craftmanship dude. Looks awesome!

That was amazing. Must put another order in soon. 😁😁

Hey! I am studiying interior design at university and my task for this semester is to design a home studio for a blacksmith, your video is so incrediby helpfull for this! Thank you so much!

Great blade Luke. You're coming along in bounds and strides. Be very proud of yourself dude.

I want I want!

You need more subs I did manage to find the sub button haha 😂 so I hope that helps you keep up the great work