That's superb craftsmanship. Most of us would stop doing anything to an old knife so much rusted. Apart from the extreme sharpness, all little details are taken care of. Keep on and let us see more of your skills!
Greatly appreciate your use of simpler machinery and far less obtrusive reacting agents. I'd say you're closer to pure craftsmanship than most others. Thanks
The handle alone deserves its own video! The water fountain "method" was simply phenomenal. I would have never thought about it. Thanks for the video. I loved it. 😍😍😍😍😍
I was thinking the whole time that a sandblaster would cut your time by 75%, but your diligence in doing a job well done is incredible. Hats off to you sir.
I searched a lot for a perfect camping knife so that I can do multiple tasks with a single knife, and in the end, I found one. Lovely sharp blade and just fits my hand. It makes my outdoor camping work easy and perfect. I bought it from Almazan Knives.
I don't have any knowledge on knives or how to sharpen them, but I love the effort and care you put into restoring this knife! Very satisfying and informative to watch! 😊
can you just make a video of you cutting paper that is so satisfying. You are very good on the wet stone and what a great idea of the constant water flow. I will be giving that a try.
I am glad you didn’t just asspull called this a japanese knife but actually retained the hollow grind on the back and the single bevel. Really good work with a limited set of tools. Though I highly doubt it was originally a 5 dollar knife when it was new. Still. It really is a renovation and a fine work.
Nice refurbishing. Why did you polish one side to mirror finish and leave the other side with pits? If you would have finished both sides equally, that would have made this project superb! Thumbs Up!
I think the pits are too deep and grinding them smooth will compromise the edge metal. The knife is single bevel. Usually harder material which is the edge material is the flatter side. The one with the bevel is the softer metal.
@Cosine Only if had a hammered finish to begin with. In general, this is a deba knife, not be used for general cutting but for breaking down big fish and bones. I seriously doubt that it was hammered in the first place. Because that wouldn't make any sense.
Two things in this video are genius: 1. Turning the pillar drill into a custom lathe. 2. The constant water feed onto the wet stone. Fair play, genius 👏
I admire you in taking the time to restore a rusty knife...(don't know if it is worth it, because most of the name brand Japanese knife would have brand name on the knife blade). I made a bushcraft knife out of my lawnmower blade that has seen the end of its life three years ago. Due to it is a soft steel, I had to go thru the hardening/tempering process to get the proper hardness. It was an experimental, trial run, and did not expect anything good out of this, just for fun and learn something out of it. The end result is a working bushcraft knife, which I got great satisfaction out of the whole process. Good job...
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This is an incredibly excellent and patient piece of work! Incredible sharpness! Fascinating to watch and I'll defo be on the look out for a Japanese Chef's knife to restore! Thank you!
Watched this 18 minute long video at 5 percent, died right when it ended. Thank you for holding the video iPad. Btw I said this when my iPad charged again lol
Thats my concern to, maybe because it took him too much time just in 1 side thats why there will be a part two of these where he will make the other side mirror shine too
Japanese knives generally have a one sided bevel, meaning that only one side of the edge is angled and the other is flat to the rest of the knife, whereas western knives have bevels on both sides
@@gondolajesus4864 I didn't mean why he didn't shape the other side. I said why he didn't clean it. Other side is like mirror and the other one remained unclean
@@gondolajesus4864 actually not just flat but a slightly hollowed on the other side. He even hollowed it out a slight bit which is when this video really caught my attention. He really knew what he was doing.
Your doing Hard work appreciate you because I know how hard it is i restored a knife few days ago without any spacial tool just 1 wet, and a dishwashing soap and a scotch brite i know how hard it is but i did same make the knife new
Beautiful work. The knife.is a classic deba, heavy, thick spined cutting knife designed to handle cutting thick fish bones. As somebody mentioned it is probably not an expensive knife to start with, since most expensive Japanese forged blades have embossed characters on the blade identifying the maker. The restored uniform mirror finish hints that the knife is made of cheaper stainless rather than tempered high carbon found in expensive knives. Classic Japanese knives, like swords, do not have the handles epoxied on. The handles are designed so be removed for cleaning or maintenance, and are held on by friction. The modern Japanese knives are riveted or molded on, like western knives. In Japan, replacement handles are readily available. This knife had a single right-handed bevel like a Samurai sword. The "left" side of the blade is straight and has no bevel. Sharpening this side of the blade is simply making sure that side is flat. Sashimi knives typically are single beveled since a right hand slice of the fish if done with a double beveled knife will result in the cut curving to the right following the bevel, very uncool in making a straight slice.
Great work on the knife. It makes us all want to do it (although that looked like a LOT of work sanding. Doesn't a belt sander heat it enough to change the temper?).
@@richardwatson7480 If you are careful enough I recommend using a belt sander for most of the work, even the rust erasing and grinding off the chip, all though with grinding off the chip a slower speed is much better with ceramic belt. Horizontal japanese grinding machine work well too
Изначально стоило на гриндере шлифовать - было видно глубокое окисление металла. Результат - потрясающий. Совершенно не уступает новым ножам. Но объём работ делает нож "золотым".
@@vlasya007 если для себя делать - да, не в выгоде. У самого сейчас Bosch 2-24 D с отреставрированным коллектором якоря (ламель припаивал), но стоит купить щётки.
@@lightbatmen как мастера по ремонту подобной техники меня перекосоебило на слове припаивал ламель... Имеет место быть только если надо паять провод к ламели но в основном такое на китайцах требуется. А вообще если люди которые в принципе мотают якоря и коллектора меняют. Работает не плохо. Так же китайские аналоги можно поискать. Но если на коллектор пробой замена щёток не поможет, они у вас тупо горят и будут гореть
@@vlasya007 приклеивал на эпоксидный клей и паял к проводу. Это инструмент строительной фирмы, потому могли какие-то криворукие ушатать (в нашей фирме тоже криворуких много). Сам перф - немецкой сборки.
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That part with the water bottle, you're a freaking genius!
Came here to say that.... Mind Blown...
Time?
@@bridge2far927 11:57
Bro go to sleep, its 3am and you have to wake up early tomorrow
@@marcong2774 timezones
I love watching these kinds of videos at 1am on a school night
11:18 when you flipped the knife over and there was the other side to do... it broke my heart!! The amount of work! Fantastic job!
That's superb craftsmanship. Most of us would stop doing anything to an old knife so much rusted. Apart from the extreme sharpness, all little details are taken care of. Keep on and let us see more of your skills!
Thank you for doing different things outside of hand drills.
Our pleasure!
@@gear_show woah! I thought you was a one man army? It's more than one guy?!
@@notthisguyagain8557 Me and my wife. She help me pickup the thumbnail.
@@gear_show that's great! Love your videos
@@notthisguyagain8557 iijuño
Clean video no soundtrack or music just the sound of tools .. you are legend 🙌
Sound is fantastic. I like the sharpness demonstrations after he’s finished.
Greatly appreciate your use of simpler machinery and far less obtrusive reacting agents. I'd say you're closer to pure craftsmanship than most others. Thanks
obtrusive? Do you mean abrasive?
Fun fact: The video isn't actually sped up, he just puts all of his points into speed.
I think he activated a buff at 2:37
@@Eliza_Yump Yeah he has a lot of points in speed and uses buffs
Man is faster than Usain bolt! He didn’t have enough points in charisma to get into the track tho.
Just stfu
@@OlliePUK15924 ok
This filming technique for sanding the blade worked very well.
The handle alone deserves its own video! The water fountain "method" was simply phenomenal. I would have never thought about it.
Thanks for the video. I loved it. 😍😍😍😍😍
@17:36
"Hey Bill, I can't find my favorite shirt. Is it in the laundry?"
"uhhhhh..."
Oh no-
Like cutting leeks
Underrated comment
@@daviddawkins so thats where all my leeks came from
classic bíłł
So much sanding and time on the stones. Excellent example of the hard work required to make (or remake) something beautiful. Well done
Great look
Thank you!
Yes
Ok
@@gear_show سس
I was thinking the whole time that a sandblaster would cut your time by 75%, but your diligence in doing a job well done is incredible. Hats off to you sir.
I think the point is to get the pitting out and refinish the blade without losing the original profile.
Plot twist: it’s not fast forwarded he’s the fastest man alive.
Fast fluids too.
kc.
Run barry run
W H A T T H -
Lol
I searched a lot for a perfect camping knife so that I can do multiple tasks with a single knife, and in the end, I found one.
Lovely sharp blade and just fits my hand. It makes my outdoor camping work easy and perfect. I bought it from Almazan Knives.
Scary Sharp, awesome knife! I would love to see It on tomatoes
Oh, really! sorry for missing that.
@@gear_show
Make petrol engine drill machine ,like chain saw machine.
Lol
No you wouldn't, it dulls the knife.
*Or in a person*
This is really informative and useful. Thank you for this amazing video.
Glad it was helpful!
I don't have any knowledge on knives or how to sharpen them, but I love the effort and care you put into restoring this knife! Very satisfying and informative to watch! 😊
I'm so glad you like my work, thank you so much!
can you just make a video of you cutting paper that is so satisfying. You are very good on the wet stone and what a great idea of the constant water flow. I will be giving that a try.
I don't know this part is satisfy you. Thank you for let me.
The moral of the story is that a really good knife can turn an old tshirt into yummy sushi rolls. Food hunger solved.
How inspiring 😭
VERY VERY NICE, GOOD VIDEO .......... 10+++ .
Thank you very much
Very nice work. Amazing how cleanly that finger came off, and I hope the reattachment takes.
I was like, fingers man, fingers....
I am glad you didn’t just asspull called this a japanese knife but actually retained the hollow grind on the back and the single bevel. Really good work with a limited set of tools. Though I highly doubt it was originally a 5 dollar knife when it was new. Still. It really is a renovation and a fine work.
Perfect 👌
😮😮😮 ILove Samodel I am Iraq
Hi check mark
Its always nice to see people reuse instead of throwing away. Really nice skills by the way.
Simplemente perfecto,felicitaciones desde Argentina.
Japanese steel at its best.
I bought an old Japanese knife set from garage sale for $5.
The quality and balance was 1st class.
2 am, Christmas morning and I'm watching a knife restoration, do i need sleep? Maybe, am i having the time of my life? Yes, yes i am
Okay, thank you for visit this video, Merry Christmas!
I'm curious. Why did you leave one side of the blade partially corroded, but fully polished the other side?
Отличная реставрация и прекрасная заточка. Молодец!!!
Спасибо вам большое!
Радуй нас ещё хорошими идеями. Спасибо
Страшно смотреть где он рядом с пальцами водит
@@ТрудХудожественный это точно
It makes me happy to see a knife like this restored. You did an excellent job restoring it. Thanks for sharing your video.
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
Just minutes, but behind them was a hard work that lasted for hours and days
This looks like the most gratifying work restoring useful tools back to like new condition.Especially when it works without a flaw!
Thank you very much!
Nice refurbishing. Why did you polish one side to mirror finish and leave the other side with pits? If you would have finished both sides equally, that would have made this project superb! Thumbs Up!
@Cosine Single bevel blades normally have a hollow grind on the back side to prevent sticking.
This sounds like the biggest boomer ever
@@kaitf3469 how
I think the pits are too deep and grinding them smooth will compromise the edge metal. The knife is single bevel. Usually harder material which is the edge material is the flatter side. The one with the bevel is the softer metal.
@Cosine Only if had a hammered finish to begin with. In general, this is a deba knife, not be used for general cutting but for breaking down big fish and bones. I seriously doubt that it was hammered in the first place. Because that wouldn't make any sense.
Love how it looks like a mirror when your making cuts. Have no idea why I’m here right now but this is great!
Thank you! 😊
My brain: It's 02:00 AM, get some sleep
Also my brain: Nah, it's saturday, watch a video of a japanese knife being restored instead.
Wtf why is this so accurate
@@owenpipes8735 ikr😂😂😂
I was literally watching another video like this at 5 am last night 😂
@@owenpipes8735 Because the brain starts making some curious priorities if you're awake for long enough😅
It will get thinner than b4 ,by this heavy scrubbing & polishing , beautiful finish
The original craftsman would be honored .
Two things in this video are genius:
1. Turning the pillar drill into a custom lathe. 2. The constant water feed onto the wet stone.
Fair play, genius 👏
I love the “onion” and the “lettuce” in the end. Good job man 🤙
I admire you in taking the time to restore a rusty knife...(don't know if it is worth it, because most of the name brand Japanese knife would have brand name on the knife blade). I made a bushcraft knife out of my lawnmower blade that has seen the end of its life three years ago. Due to it is a soft steel, I had to go thru the hardening/tempering process to get the proper hardness. It was an experimental, trial run, and did not expect anything good out of this, just for fun and learn something out of it. The end result is a working bushcraft knife, which I got great satisfaction out of the whole process. Good job...
sir, highly satisfying to watch. Thank you for posting the video.
My Idol.. Thanks for the video
Thank you too
Love watching these vids I know this takes more than 12 hours to do and doing it all by hand makes it way harder.
Gear show first started in 2008
What a beauty Denka find!
I really love that knife 🔪 it looks shiny ✨ and beautiful 😍
DA DA
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Viel Arbeit, hast Du gut gemacht. Hat sich gelohnt .TOP 👍👍👍👍👍
This is an incredibly excellent and patient piece of work! Incredible sharpness! Fascinating to watch and I'll defo be on the look out for a Japanese Chef's knife to restore! Thank you!
That so incredible awesome how you restored that Japanese Rusty knife it looks like a brand new hand made japanese chef knife
Beautiful job! the knife looks beautiful and is insanely sharp!
from rust coat battle scarred to vanilla, nice upgrade
Watched this 18 minute long video at 5 percent, died right when it ended. Thank you for holding the video iPad. Btw I said this when my iPad charged again lol
Fantastic job. Numerous take aways for me.....🙌🙌🙌
8:46 I thought that was the blood of his enemies. It genuinely worried me for a second.
A comment that ends lots of lives
*oh, it will be if anyone messes with him*
me too, i looked for this comment
I litteraly jumped when I saw it because I thought he got hurt by the knife or sandpaper and was bleeding out
I wish I had this knife😍
11:20 "Wow finally"
11:21 welp.
I was looking for this comment
I was looking for this comment too
I was looking for this comment too
@@tolgacetiner1243 me too
Tylertube would be loving the knife on paper action after the restoration!
11:54 Holy moly! This is smart.
Yes it is, but i think that it is a bit too much water you want to build up a slurry on the stone and dont want to wash it all away
super brand new knife no industry can make knife like this today excellent job and good luck whatever you do and thank you very much
4:26 okayyy...
4:27 going well so far...
4:28 alright...
4:31 w h a t
Lol
As long as I am on this earth, I just can't get a knife this sharp!!
Awesome work, who needs a gym!! Love the end result
Thanks so much! 😊
I don't understand the people who disliked this video... yes its a bit long... but this is craft... Amazing...
Jouzu. More please. I have trouble sharpening a pencil!!
I like that idea of using a file as a sanding backer, won't flex or break like a piece of wood
The job was well done, just a doubt: One side of the knife was a mirror, however the other side is still with rust lees, why didn't it leave the same?
Thats my concern to, maybe because it took him too much time just in 1 side thats why there will be a part two of these where he will make the other side mirror shine too
When you normally sharpen it next time, you would grind it from the rusty edge.
@@MeteCanKarahasan perfect, now I understand !
@@valmirmm3921 Because he want to show you that he didn't cheat on you by buying a new knife.
Nice knife at the end👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹
Very nice restoration. But why you polished just one side of the blade? The other side is not clean and polished.
Because the knife is a one sided bever.
Japanese knives generally have a one sided bevel, meaning that only one side of the edge is angled and the other is flat to the rest of the knife, whereas western knives have bevels on both sides
@@gondolajesus4864 I didn't mean why he didn't shape the other side. I said why he didn't clean it. Other side is like mirror and the other one remained unclean
@@gondolajesus4864 actually not just flat but a slightly hollowed on the other side. He even hollowed it out a slight bit which is when this video really caught my attention. He really knew what he was doing.
@@moya9450 he tried to retain the hollow grind on the “flat” side as much as he tried to. He did a good job imo
Hi sir thats a lvly job you dun my friend i lv bringing knives back from the dead👍👍mazing sir be safe till the next time godbless🛸
Thank you so much!
You just restored and made a better knife than the entire Dwlimano company
So a simple hand drill is enough for right hole in the new handle....thank you!
I have a question all Japanese people know how to sharpen knives? you just do well). I wish you good luck in your work
Thank you so much :)
no, just 3 Japanese people knows that. This is a big secrete in Japan
Oh yes, that big "secrete"...
My arms are tired watching you sand and polish the blade. GREAT job! !! !!!
Man, I love these videos. Great job!
Very nice! This restoration uses items that most of us would have in our workshops.
Очень хорошие видио класс, респект, аж приятно смотреть за работой...
Nice recovery on the blade. There's still plenty of hope for it.
It will take a lot sanding with heavy grit but it would be worth it, I think.
13:20 Did he just put a double bevel on a deba?
Yep, i think he did. That and the mirror polish killed it for me
Your doing Hard work appreciate you
because I know how hard it is i restored a knife few days ago without any spacial tool just 1 wet, and a dishwashing soap and a scotch brite i know how hard it is but i did same make the knife new
We not gone talk abt the perfect hit marker sound at 16:47
beautiful work!
Looks like a Deba.. so fish filet knife, having a thick spine, I think….
looks amazing
3:50
Perry the platypus?!
That’s all I hear-
😎
Beautiful work. The knife.is a classic deba, heavy, thick spined cutting knife designed to handle cutting thick fish bones. As somebody mentioned it is probably not an expensive knife to start with, since most expensive Japanese forged blades have embossed characters on the blade identifying the maker. The restored uniform mirror finish hints that the knife is made of cheaper stainless rather than tempered high carbon found in expensive knives. Classic Japanese knives, like swords, do not have the handles epoxied on. The handles are designed so be removed for cleaning or maintenance, and are held on by friction. The modern Japanese knives are riveted or molded on, like western knives. In Japan, replacement handles are readily available. This knife had a single right-handed bevel like a Samurai sword. The "left" side of the blade is straight and has no bevel. Sharpening this side of the blade is simply making sure that side is flat. Sashimi knives typically are single beveled since a right hand slice of the fish if done with a double beveled knife will result in the cut curving to the right following the bevel, very uncool in making a straight slice.
Very interesting, thanks
4:31 that was hella painful im wearing head phones 😂
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Tediuki Suzuki wtf does that have to deal with anything
Since i flinch at sudden noises like someone knocking on my door. I think i was flying outta my chair wtf
Thanks a lot, I clicked on the time stamp and got jumpscared lol 😂😱
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The sharpest knife on the gear show......good job! 👍
Thank you!
Gear show, where do you find these knives, I've been trying to find these everywhere so i can restore them like you.
This knife is from Japan.
Lol!
Great work on the knife. It makes us all want to do it (although that looked like a LOT of work sanding. Doesn't a belt sander heat it enough to change the temper?).
@@richardwatson7480 If you are careful enough I recommend using a belt sander for most of the work, even the rust erasing and grinding off the chip, all though with grinding off the chip a slower speed is much better with ceramic belt.
Horizontal japanese grinding machine work well too
I bought my grandparents house a year ago. Garage had gramps old set of tools. Now I know how to use some of the ones I have seen laying around.
Bruh why didnt you smooth out the back of the knife like the front?
because he did not want to destroy the concave on the backside. If it is flat, the knive is practically ruined.
That thing is ding dang sharp. Great job.
形からすると出刃包丁かな？ちゃんと砥石で研いでるのがいいね。
Да, вероятно, это изуродованный нож дэба. Бумагу режет даже топор.
A knife that can cut through paper?! Good job
What an amazing restoration! Thanks for the video! :)
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I like that you show us good and bad methods you tried until you figure out the best. Far more entertaining than seeing it done perfectly.
Изначально стоило на гриндере шлифовать - было видно глубокое окисление металла.
Результат - потрясающий. Совершенно не уступает новым ножам.
Но объём работ делает нож "золотым".
Суть же не в выгоде)
@@vlasya007 если для себя делать - да, не в выгоде. У самого сейчас Bosch 2-24 D с отреставрированным коллектором якоря (ламель припаивал), но стоит купить щётки.
@@lightbatmen как мастера по ремонту подобной техники меня перекосоебило на слове припаивал ламель... Имеет место быть только если надо паять провод к ламели но в основном такое на китайцах требуется. А вообще если люди которые в принципе мотают якоря и коллектора меняют. Работает не плохо. Так же китайские аналоги можно поискать. Но если на коллектор пробой замена щёток не поможет, они у вас тупо горят и будут гореть
@@vlasya007 приклеивал на эпоксидный клей и паял к проводу. Это инструмент строительной фирмы, потому могли какие-то криворукие ушатать (в нашей фирме тоже криворуких много). Сам перф - немецкой сборки.
@@vlasya007 кстати, на канале есть видео про это восстановление. "Цыганский метод".
Nice to use not only perfect machines. ❤
The proof's in the pudding...That SOB is sharp!
Amazing, it looks like a fine deba which could easily cost 100x as much when new.
8:53
For a hot second there I thought that was blood, and that you had sliced your hand or something
Legitimately scared O-o
Nice restoration tho
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Not a dull video.