Rusty WWI Bayonet Restoration Epoxy Resin Handle
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2020
- Rusty World War 1 Bayonet Restoration with Epoxy Resin Handle. Take a look and tell me in a comment what you think. Also can help me grow by clicking the subscribe button and enable the notifications.
In this video I restore an old and rusty bayonet from the first world war. I found this rusty bayonet on Etsy app and I decided to do a restoration for you guys. After the package has come to me,I saw the wood handle and I certainly couldn't keep the wood;my second decision was to do a new and cool handle with epoxy resin - so I started to work to a new restoration project.
The bayonet had engraved : WEYERSBERG KIRSCHBAUM & CIE SOLINGEN,so is a german bayonet.
Maybe some will hate me because I used epoxy resin for a bayonet that has a history behind, but certainly this bayonet will no longer be used, and for a piece of furniture I find the use of epoxy resin in handle,very cool.
I hope I made a successful restoration video and will be to your liking.
It's the second time I work with epoxy resin and I think this work is part of art, so don't be mean in comments.
Subscribe for more cool videos,with each restoration video I try to give the best of myself and make the best restoration possible.
#rusty #bayonet #epoxyresin
![Hammer Restoration [With Resin Eye]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Iw0ayAwGbAE/mqdefault.jpg)
I would have kept the blade untouched personally...after removing the rust. And used wood for handle. 🤔
It beautiful though.
That's why you have 1 subscriber while he has like 250,000!!!
@@godzilla362 True.
I agree. The end result looks less like a bayonet and more like a switch blade haha
@@godzilla362 it's not a question of subscriber count, It's about preserving an historical item.
Also, since when subscribers and likes count on someone's opinion? We should all agree with Pewdiepie since he has alot of subscribers?
@@godzilla362 if we follow that logic. We can say that Adolf Hitler had a lot of likes and followers so that made him right.....
Best restoration youtuber ever, I bet I can send you grandma and will be restored to her baby form
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I always love this kind of videos. They are so satisfying to watch
Thank you bro 🤗
@@CoolAgainRestorationu7x6hz3d
@@user-ht5po3qx4f is this some discord invite code
Ikr!!!
I would carry that bayonet during a zombie apocalypse, for sure!
The flattened knife point shows this was used ALOT
i wonder how it was used
😅😅
I thought the same... How many were killed with this in the trenches??
@@Cristinact Perhaps only 12000 corned beef cans ...
I love how it all turned out, though I do recommend getting a hold of some good wood for the handle. The epoxy looks great, but it can’t beat the feel or look of the wood.
You’re right but this was my intention when I decided to do this restoration. I thought some people doesn’t like it but..🤷🏼♂️
Epoxy doesn't look bad, but I would have preferred wood also. I do not like it so much when he uses plastic, I prefer wood and metal beacuse they are long lasting and environmental friendly.
@@javicorfu Although he can easily remove them and make wooden handles.
the epoxy looked way better, wood is a shitty and prone to damage material, embrace the future
@@gaiamission7200 Gaia be like " THE FUTURE IS NOW, OLD MAN!"
I actually appreciate that you took a risk and showed other medium (epoxy resin) instead of replacing it with another wood handle. It looks really cool.
Glad you liked it Jane and thank you very much 😇🙈
0:48 Let's get this out onto a tray.. Nice.
I was going to fault you for not using real wood but the your end product is phenomenal. Well done (and moisture resistant).
Thank you very much for appreciation D 👍🏻🍀
He can stab a bitch without worrying about the handle!
I love that most of your restoration is done manually without the use of 100 different machinery. I also like the fact that you leave some marks to show the history of the item. I looked at your early videos and you are improving the camera angle, editing and everything you do. Subscribed.
Hey! I’m glad that you like what I do and see all my work. Thank you very much Sir 🙏🏻👍🏻🍀
I would rather prefer a wooden handle, but as You wrote: Won't be use as a weapon but as a forniture/decor piece...
...it suits the purpose this new one.
Keep Up the good work!!!
May the Good Lord bless you always!!!
🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Victor 🤗 stay safe
Fantastic restoration! As someone who knows how tiring it is doing lots of sanding I can really appreciate the amount of work you put into this. Lol! Great trick with the wooden dowel for sanding those curved surfaces btw.
Thank you Daverage. I appreciate it 👍🏻🍀
Posude. Za prenos xrane
You do incredible restoration work. Witness your loving gorgeous painstaking cleaning and restoring of the blade. You asked for an opinion about the handle so here's my take: this is listed as a WWI bayonet. The name on the blade, the design-all of the metal speaks to an age of around one hundred years ago or more. So, with this incredibly beautiful antique metal blade, my sense is that I would want to preserve it's antiquity and historical look with an actual wooden handle. The artificial material, while nice for many types of furniture, etc. is to me a jarring introduction of the modern into something that is actually old. But, still, the red coloration looks a little like deep reddish tinted burl wood. Ultimately you are a master at what you do and I always look forward to your new videos!
Thank you very much for your support P F 👍🏻 I really appreciate
I was skeptical at first when you added the red coloring to the resin, but I actually really like how the handle turned out.
Thank you,I like too how he turned out
So do I
🙏🏻 many thanks
I love that you chose to add red to the resin
The epoxy looks absolutely wicked!
Наглядное пособие , как имея прямейшие руки и превосходную антикварную вещь сделать ми-ми-ми анимэ
Накладки не в тему
While you did a good job on it, this piece deserves to be restored as it was originally, with wood handles
Yes, I was looking forward to that, with the sideways cuts in them.
I’m 63 years old and seems like I learn something from each of your videos. Thank you sir.
Glad to hear that Chuck . I really appreciate your support 😊👍🏻take care
Excelente restauración !!!!!! Un lujo felicitaciones 👏👏👏👏👏👏💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 gracias por compartirlo
you have become my new favorite channel, I love the care you take into restoring those beautiful pieces. look forward to more.
Thank you very much Erin 👍🏻👍🏻😊
Very nice! I would have preferred to see a new wood handle but the epoxy handle looked far from bad. Something to note is that this bayonet intended to be used in a stabbing motion instead of a slashing motion like you did with the watermelon, so oftentimes the bottom side was left fairly blunt.
Absolutely beautiful, love the handle (my favourite colour) and the finish on the steel is superb.
Thank you very much Gary👍🏻👍🏻 glad you liked 😊
When I first saw the title about epoxy handles, I wasn't so sure, but it turned it so much better than expected. Great job.
Thank you very much Curt 👍🏻
It saddens me everytime I remember this thing probly stabbed into atleast one person. I mean, it looks so nice
There's nothin' like a Kill Bill reference! 🤣
😂😂
Absolutely beautiful. Great job on that
Thanks Deborah 🤗🤗
Oh my good golly. You made this old bayonet look beautiful again.
Thanks Michael 👍🏻
I liked how you did the handles. As someone who collects 98 bayonets (typically of the later ww2 period) a ww1 bayonet is hard to come by. The epoxy resin coloring was a nice touch. Unlike the bayonet restoration that I seen before, you made it where it still will mount on the rifle. I didnt care for the sharpening of the blade, as most were left unsharpened for maximum trauma. But it isnt me restoring it. It is up to the collector if they want to add this to the collection. And I do believe someone would add to theirs for the right price. Oh and that knob in the back does come off. All the s98 bayonets were made that way.
Very useful informations and thanks for appreciation 👍🏻🍀
I think i know what restoration video your talking about I watched it before this one but this video I enjoyed more and I like how it will still mount on a rifle still unlike the other one lol
I dont have another video with bayonet
@@CoolAgainRestoration it was uploaded from a different channel not yours lol
Красиво но это переделка. И он не должен быть острым как нож. У него другая задача :)
Какая? Вы думаете что бы порезать хлеб у солдат был отдельный перочинный ножик?
@@andreyv769 ну так как я имел отношение и к немецкой форме и снаряжению. Я вам сообщаю. Лезвие штыка не затачивалась как нож.
What a superb job. I love the handle. Thanks for showing us this restoration
Thank you for watching john 👍🏻🍀😁
The result is very nice, especially because of the excellent work on the handle.
Bravo!
Thanks and glad you like it 😊
That handle is gorgeous! At first I wasn't sure about the red, but it's perfect. Amazing job as always!
Thank you Nolly Polly 👍🏻🍀
i like your videos but this is something with some serious historic value, i mean you do other stuff like tools and such but that bayonet went through ww1 at least and i just think it deserves a bit more respect than being dolled up to look nice to the modern eye
I know what you mean and as a collector of militaria I feel the same way, but in any case he did a great job making it look new and he gave new life to an old item. I still like to preserve historical items as such though, the age and wear are testament to what those items have experienced.
What better way to respect a historical atrefact by giving it a marvelous, polished look instead of letting it just rust away...
Weapons in WWI were so mass produced that a single bayonet isn't a make or break for historical significance, if anything the blade restoration is a great counterpoint to the preservation status of the rest. An epoxy handle, not so much, but as long as it's clearly labelled then it's simply part of the artefact's ongoing history. This from an archaeologist, btw
The handle was rotted beyond repair and the rust only gets worse with time if it is not stopped.
Wow my friend I'm very impressed nothing satisfies me more than seeing a piece of military history restored back to its former glory I love that you made the blade look brand-new and preserve the markings and I love the red handle you made it look near brand new now he needs a metal case for it
Thank you very much tristan 👍🏻🍀😊
@@CoolAgainRestoration no problem
Bravo! Nu credeam ca mai exista asemenea maestrii in tara noastra! Nu credeam ca mai exista traforajul ...
Succes!
Multumesc mult ptr sustinere 🍻
Один из случаев, когда ''до'' лучше чем ''после''...
Я не могу всех отблагодарить, это ваше мнение 😉👍🏻
Извините конечно , что в ваш комментарий , просто он сразу после моего идёт , Но вроде отлично же получилось ?! Что не так он сделал ?
@@derksrestoration618 перестарался с шлифованием, блестит как у кота яйца. Нет ощущения именно старого предмета с налетом времени, своей историей. Сейчас имеет вид напидореной самопальной хуйни, которую сделал в гараже сосед Федя за литр самогона.
@@user-iy4kw1er4r а вы об этом , ну годик поваляется клин, да и норм будет , зарждавеет так сказать 😊 а работа автора видео ,по мне так на отлично. Всего хорошего вам , спасибо за ответ!
@@user-iy4kw1er4r блеск ещё возможно заворонить, а вот накладки с винтами совсем не в тему
10:04 "Your fruit killing skills are remarkable"
😅
@@CoolAgainRestoration now test it on a nearest Frenchman, as it was intended 😂
wow was not expecting the new handle to be so beautiful
Glad you liked Vinicius 👍🏻👍🏻
I absolutely love the new handles
Glad to hear that Janice
Beautiful, I like how you made the handle.
Thank you man!
При всем уважении , это НЕ реставрация.
Ok. Stay arround. Will be also videos on your taste my friend 👍🏻
Yes , i agree .mA restoration means as original and the handle spoilt that . That handle would have been fun for a soldier on a wet battlefield ))). Nice work but oak handles would have been better
Will be a video with a 100% restoration. I want to see how much appreciation for original I have 👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration where did you find this bayonet??
убили штык! лучше бы он оставался как и был.
my only issue is the resin handle, i would have rather it be wood but understand why you chose the resin over wood as it’s visual and a conversation piece so it looks older in a way that you can’t get with new wood: completely understandable and done for the right reasons.
it’s visual art, it’s as close as you can get to original condition without a time machine so nicely done!
Thank you very much 😎
I love these videos. I have a terrible attention span these days so I pretty much always do something else while I watch RUclips videos. These are definitely the exception.
Thank you Liam 👌🍀
Great job except for the grips. Would have restored it as close to original as possible. The apoxy makes it look cheap. To each their own
WW1 German "Butcher" bayonet.Great job, but bayonets don't need to be sharpening, they are not for cutting.
I know Bitola,but now it’s a collection
@EMILIANO BARRIOS CHAVEZ The bayonets were made just for stabbing and for small range battle, with the sharpening you're just destroying a peace of history
Stunning beyond belief
Thank you Mike 👍🏻🍀
Ohhh i'm so into this channel!!! Loving so much your work! Thanks for sharing, saludos desde Argentina!
Ooo Argentina 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊
I have the sawback version of this I restored, then totally devalued by modifying it to fit modern US lugs, so it will go on my Mini14 and Mossberg 590. It was rusted into its heavily damaged metal scabbard when it was given to me.
Nice handle!
I thought we'd have some laser beams today
I try to improve my laser machine and the bench for more awesome footages. Thanks for your feedback👌🍀
Nice work, I like the way you made your own grips, and of course, they can be exchanged for wooden grips at a later date.
Wasn't sure when I read the title that the acrylic would fit in but I am loving it, looks fantastic, well done 😁
Thank you very much Dave 👍🏻🍀🍀
As a militaria collector it really hurts to see this.
I know what you say but there are many in original condition..
👍🏻thanks Ded Boi
Столетний нож испоганил
Absolutely beautiful
gorgeous view turned out, great job
Glad you liked 👍🏻 spasibo 🍻
That's a G98 "butchers" bayonet... Those were made by Mauser A.G. Oberndorf... In good condition, those can bring a premium.
the only more expensive ones are the serrated "sawback" combat engineering models, same as the normal ones but with serrations for sawing, other then that it's still a regular combat knife/bayonet but with some added utility and "cool factor", I think it might be cross comparable with the newer shorter K98 rifle (I might be thinking of the K98 bayonet being able to mount on a G98 but they also might be fully interchangeable, I'd need to reread on that)
I'm not sure it's a proper restoration, not very similar to the original
Yeah,maybe restomod 👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration if your restoring a piece of history you should do it right
I like the new handle. I was not sure if red would look good, but it does.
Gorgeous bayonet. I love the handles.
It looks good, but this is not a restoration, it's a modification!
It's still a restoration. Handles are a consumable part and will need replacing several times in the life of a good and well used blade. The blade was restored and preserved and the handle replaced, whether the handle was replaced with wood, resin, or scales it had to be replaced to restore the piece, what it's replace with is a personal preference and can be changed anytime.
Thank you Absolute Terror,for appreciation 👍🏻
@@martyjehovah No it's not, as he changes the look of the item. He is renovating the bayonet. If he would be doing a restoration he would use the same or similar wood for the handle etc.
I like what's been done, just hope you saved the original handle pieces.
There are too many restoration like original and I thought to do something different but I saw the people want to see items restored like original condition..and I make like that after that bayonet. You should stay close to see next video. 👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration Its a great piece you have done and I think alot of people wants to see more things like this! I like both restoration and renovation, so keep up the good work!
Блин ,пришёл, наследия, испортил хорошую вещь. Бучер он от одного слова стариной пахнет а эту бакситку уже готовы во все дырки залить
Угу. Какая то гейская херня вышла.
и напидаращена как яйца у кого-то ... цвет "щёчек" рукояти как у модного дамского белья
that new handle looks incredible wow
Glad you liked it 👍🏻
I love the new handle on that gorgeous bayonet. Awesome job 👍
it was a piece of history with character before - now it’s a piece of metal with some resin on it.
True
Well... you're a bunch of bones with some flesh on it, and we still love you all the same... LOL
Nice job on the new scales and polishing. In it's original condition maybe worth around $50.00 USD.
Looks like a fun project.
Thanks Darrell 👍🏻🍻
That's kind of overstating things, I think. It's still a piece of history, it's just in better condition now. Leaving it as it was would have led to it deteriorating beyond repair.
There's a good chance it was in someone at one point
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Never used and only dropped once.
@@jjdillon23 nice one =))))
Big fan of handle. Darker the better brings out the shine in the metal.
Thanks Chris 👍🏻
👍🏻💪🏻awesome, thanks for this video
Thank you Dima G. 👍🏻🍀
So sad to have done this to that beautiful bayonet, a piece of history that just got destroyed...
Испортил штык всеми этими шлифовками.
А накладки надо было сделать фиолетовые в крапинку,с- ка так гламурнее.
This is the most beautiful bayonet I’ve ever seen, this beats all the ones I’ve wanted to buy lmao, the handles are extremely elegant
Glad you liked it buddy 👍🏻
Typically don't like epoxy resin handles but yours actually feels faithful to the original. Great work!
Thank you Chris 👍🏻
The moment power tools come out you know an item is ruined. If this was a proper restoration power tools and resin would've never touched that bayonet. Bayonets are also not supposed to be sharp.
instructions on how to destroy a historical object and how to make a fairground trinket. for bayonet collectors it's a sad sight.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Glad you liked 👍🏻
Una gran restauración quedó como nuevo impresionante
Gracias !
Great job on the knife and thank you for not making the handle look like gold
Ah so satisfying! I didn't know It was possible to colour epoxy!
Look at this beauty
Yes,all colours. Tkx 👍🏻🍀
I love the new handle. Very cool.
Thank you very much Monique 😎
Beautiful work!
the new handle was beautiful.
I won lie, I would have preferred a wooden handle like the original had, but I might make a knife with an epoxy handle like that myself one day.
Glad you liked it Patrick 👍🏻😎
More excellent work, you're my favorite channel on RUclips. And the handles look fantastic, almost as good as wood!!
Thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻
Simply beautiful!
Love the Handle! Very Nice!
Glad you like it Jay 👍🏻🍀
Excellent restoration..especially the new handgrip..brilliant..👍
Glad you like 🍀🍀👍🏻
Cool and elegant project
What a nice clean cut in the end. Nice job on the restoration!
Thank you Very much Sir 👍🏻🍀
beautiful restoration and the handles are beautiful nice work!
Thank you very much Michael 👍🏻👍🏻
As always, great work!👍
👍🏻 thanks Toco Lee
Excellent choice of handle, and meticulous restoration of the bayonet. I am truly enjoying your work. Stay safe. Peace ⚔
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You did a great job on that congratulations.
Thanks Chuck 👍🏻👍🏻
Love love love the handle and everything you do xxx
Thanks a lot 😊
Beautiful work
I think those work very well. Well done.
Thanks George 👍🏻🍀
This restoration is truly amazing!!
🥰
Muy buena terminación, felicitaciones.
Gracias Juan 👍🏻🍀🤗
A master blacksmith indeed 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
A old guy made great again, color choice on the handle surprising, may not have been my first choice, outstanding job
Thanks again Keith 🤗
Very impressive work .i always observe the materials you use for the job .i actually learn from watching
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching Maxx 👌🍀
Handle looks great
Glad you liked it 😊