That is a Russian made knife according to research . Probably from the 1980s or 1990s. Possible made in a prison work camp. It is a very good restoration.
@@wendellsmith1349 Може і копаний. Нажаль майстер не в Україні. Він був зроблений у 80-х роках минулого століття в Ташкентській, можливо Чимкентській зоні.
Im consistently impressed by how you acheive such high end results through such low tech processes. Just gors to show that technique and patience trumps everything else.
Beautiful work! I was skeptical at first about replacing the scales with brass, but I love the result. Anyone would be proud to carry that knife. I don’t see how it could be better. 10 of 10
loved watching you do the restoration. I liked how you made the brass scales and the look of them. I did hammer finish on Aluminium at Metal Work in school so I was familiar with that process. I think you could has resurrected the original aluminium scales it you wanted to, only one of them was bent!!
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He has been saving that brass since WWl, why not use it here.
Great restoration. I give it a 9 out of 10, just because I'm not completely sure the original saddles were not recoverable. But I wasn't there so I could be wrong. :)
Exactly. You aren't there. And giving it a rating the way you did, you have a more successful channel or platform? I'll guess no. No one cares aboutvyour opinion
My Dad left me a big collection of nuts, bolts, screws, and nails (staples, eye bolts, hooks and other unidentifiable things) when he passed away. I took a large, broad plastic bottle (it was a bottle for bulk tomato sauce) and cut the side out below the handle. Now I pour the objects into it and search for what I want and, when finished, I open the cap and pour them easily into a container. Saves a lot of trouble.
Great restoration. We all have our own ways of doing things and people will always have an opinion on how you complete something. Whilst some restorers like to use machines throughout the process, there’s nothing quite like doing manual work and getting a sweat on. That beaten finish on the brass looks really good and the original plates had served their purpose so it was time for change. I too have boxes of bits passed down, even if you use just 1 out of the hundreds, they’ve served their purpose and can continue to be passed on. 9.˙9 (Persian flaw (because nothing is perfect).😉) Nicely done. 👍. (Subscribed BTW)
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9.6 out of 10 - would recommend! I love those pliers at 8:51 - I've never seen a pair like that (not that I know much about pliers). Awesome restoration as always. And I like the part where you neutralize the acid the acid (with sodium bicarb?). 👍 EDIT: now that was a surprise! At first I thought you'd restore an old WW1 shell casing 😂 - but what you did with that was awesome - I huge improvement (IMO) and what I would call a nice family heirloom piece you could give to a younger relative. Very cool result!
This is what I like. No music, no "Show Biz" antics, just the sound of a Pro at work. Great job.
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9.8 only because nothing is perfect.
This is as close to perfect as a master restorer can get.
Excellent with a chef’s kiss for emphasis 👍🏼👍🏼
Absolutely beautiful work. Love the color contrast with the brass grips. 10
I would feel incredibly proud to carry that knife. It is sso clean, looks phenomenal. 11/10
Beautiful, like your brass work 10/10
That is a Russian made knife according to research . Probably from the 1980s or 1990s. Possible made in a prison work camp. It is a very good restoration.
@@wendellsmith1349 Може і копаний. Нажаль майстер не в Україні. Він був зроблений у 80-х роках минулого століття в Ташкентській, можливо Чимкентській зоні.
так, схоже на те - в мене колись був ніж зоновської роботи то дуже схожий по типажу на цей
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Actually it is Belarusian , late 70s possibly made in a shed behind a timber mill, the maker was wearing a green hat, and polyester underpants.
Это наверное зоновский нож. Металл ржавый и алюминиевая ложка. Жаль потерялся рисунок с алюминиевых вставок.
Im consistently impressed by how you acheive such high end results through such low tech processes. Just gors to show that technique and patience trumps everything else.
Wowwww what a transformation 👏 10/10
Perhaps the prettiest piece you've ever restored!
Excellent work as always!
Beautiful work! I was skeptical at first about replacing the scales with brass, but I love the result. Anyone would be proud to carry that knife. I don’t see how it could be better.
10 of 10
As a restorer of antiques I can appreciate high quality workmanship ..!! Great restoration..!! Look forward to the next.!
thanks!
10/10. Lovely work. I am a knife fan and nice to see you bring this one back from the scrap it was.
loved watching you do the restoration. I liked how you made the brass scales and the look of them. I did hammer finish on Aluminium at Metal Work in school so I was familiar with that process. I think you could has resurrected the original aluminium scales it you wanted to, only one of them was bent!!
He has been saving that brass since WWl, why not use it here.
Yes. He has to use it sometime, before he dies!!
A really great restoration with a great result! 🐢 The soda worked really well... 💪🐢
9.9 as nothing is ever perfect! Beautiful restoration, I would carry and show that knife off everywhere!
Espetáculo! Parabéns pela recuperação do objeto que ficou sofisticado com essa nova roupagem!
Awesome, love the brass work 10/10
This is definitely an work of art!! congratulations and keep working on that!! Its like a 10
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Easy 10/10 for such a beautiful result. Thanks for sharing !
Nice. 10/10
Mesmerizing video! You make it look easy!
Wouldn't it have been better to just straighten these parts than make new ones? They were nice. I don't understand why you replaced them, sir
Excellent restoration 10/10
Great Job!!! 10/10!!
EXCELENTE TRABAJO, quedo fantástico, gracias por compartir su oficio.....
Very cool knife. Thanks for bringing back to life so it may be enjoyed once again.
Чудова робота! Браво майстру!
It was a great restoration. I'll give you a 10.
Beyond 10 absolutely amazing and beautiful work
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Great restoration. I give it a 9 out of 10, just because I'm not completely sure the original saddles were not recoverable. But I wasn't there so I could be wrong. :)
I suspect hammering them straight would have damaged the engraving.
@@willowmcintire21 I get it :)
Exactly. You aren't there. And giving it a rating the way you did, you have a more successful channel or platform? I'll guess no. No one cares aboutvyour opinion
@@willowmcintire21 could he not have used a vice to squeeze them flat? Ive seen it done before on other channels
Definitely 10/10. Excellent result through hard work.
Good job I give you a 10
10/10 Bravo ce couteau est magnifique
Beautiful 10/10
I was hoping to see the original scales restored. I liked the engraving on them. But it still came out nice with those brass ones
A definite 10! Although it seemed so odd that a bottom of a cartridge case has such glorious sound.
It is most likely better now than it was straight out of the work camp!!!
maravilloso trabajo de restauración‼️
Another awesome restoration bro, a lot of work certainly paid off and always a pleasure to watch 👍
10/10 .. lovely piece 👌🏻
Great finish job, well done..I would have straitened the original saddle..but maybe they were too far gone ?..
Restoration is a perfect "10"
Beautiful job! A 10 no doubt.
Nice restoration
Beautiful knife mister beautifully restored good job well done
That's very beautiful, nice job
Great job. Really enjoyed the video.
That is a beautiful knife. 10/10!
bravo you are a true craftsman!
Очень качественная и добросовестная работа!
A perfect 10. Well done!!
That's an 11 awesome job
Wow❤ beneide Dich, tolle Arbeit! Als 🚺 sage ich chapeau😅
Awesome! 11/10!
Amazing Craftsmanship and Restoration 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Wow! Amazing result! 10\10
Very nice grandfather’s are the best
Belle restauration....joli travail 10
10! Beautiful work 😁
10 you done a wonderful job, beautiful knife
Beautiful job sir👍👍
Absolutely beautiful.
Great restoration
Fantastic work. Ten points easy
Looks like a 10.😁😁 Great work. 👍👍👍
Impeccable 👍absolutely a 10
Great job
My Dad left me a big collection of nuts, bolts, screws, and nails (staples, eye bolts, hooks and other unidentifiable things) when he passed away.
I took a large, broad plastic bottle (it was a bottle for bulk tomato sauce) and cut the side out below the handle. Now I pour the objects into it and search for what I want and, when finished, I open the cap and pour them easily into a container.
Saves a lot of trouble.
Nice job!!! 😍
10/10. fantastic!
Beautiful restoration job.
Very very nice. Done with passion.
What a neat knife, would love to know the history of it. Fantastic, as always job on the restoration!
Nice restoration! I see you had one of those grandfathers too.
nice! was a little sceptic about the copper-plates, but the endresults proofs you right! beautifull knife!!
Absolutely beautiful 10.
10/10 imho!
100 out of 10 🎉amazing work! 😮
Great restoration. We all have our own ways of doing things and people will always have an opinion on how you complete something. Whilst some restorers like to use machines throughout the process, there’s nothing quite like doing manual work and getting a sweat on. That beaten finish on the brass looks really good and the original plates had served their purpose so it was time for change.
I too have boxes of bits passed down, even if you use just 1 out of the hundreds, they’ve served their purpose and can continue to be passed on.
9.˙9 (Persian flaw (because nothing is perfect).😉)
Nicely done. 👍. (Subscribed BTW)
Thank you!
Harika bir restaurasion...!!!
I think I'd rather see the original scales. Still very beautiful! 👌
I am impressed.
Great restoration 10/10
Great restoration as always 👍👍
9.9. Wonderful.
As always 10+5. Never a stone left unturned.
Eexcellent. 10/10
Lovely job
I like the idea of using the brass shell, but i think copper or bronze would have contrasted a little better still 9/10.
a 10 on that great job, 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
wow, beautiful!
10/10.
The best I have ever seen
Wow! Nice work! 👍
Well done!
10/10 only thing is it looks like it needs a stronger spring for a nice lightning fast opening.
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Buenas noche expectacula restauración saludos
Mükemmel çalışma, tebrik ederim. Yalnız videonun sonunda bıçağı sehpaya koyup 360 derece yakın çekim yapmanı tavsiye ederim, son durumun iyi görülebilmesi için.
9.6 out of 10 - would recommend! I love those pliers at 8:51 - I've never seen a pair like that (not that I know much about pliers). Awesome restoration as always. And I like the part where you neutralize the acid the acid (with sodium bicarb?). 👍
EDIT: now that was a surprise! At first I thought you'd restore an old WW1 shell casing 😂 - but what you did with that was awesome - I huge improvement (IMO) and what I would call a nice family heirloom piece you could give to a younger relative. Very cool result!
12 great job