Restoring A Rusty Knife | What's more Satisfying?
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2017
- Pro or beginner... we all have it sometimes.. That one time... that one time you did forget to oil your knife or bring you stainless knife in the rain.. that one time you put it in the sheath without drying... Your expensive carbon blade... reduced to mere shit..
But no fear! DBK is here! And in this video we will show you how to restore a rusty knife to look like new again!
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My father had this kind of knife. He passed away recently. I promised myself that I would restore the knife's condition to honor him. Thank you so much for this video, I had no idea where to start.
That’s sweet. Keep going brother. (:
Thats so sweet of you ❤️ And Im sorry for your loss :(
May ur old man rest in peace.
Sorry about your dad and good luck restoring the knife.😀
BTW - Ballistol can also be used for something not on the label (at least in the USA) - the German literature used to mention that it could also be used as a makeshift wound cleaner for cuts and abrasions, disinfecting the skin. I use this on knives, firearms, almost any metal tool, and always keep a few cans nearby. Great stuff.
+Julian 3 thats pretty interesting!
This is exactly why I came here. As a fan of your channel, somehow I missed this video.
Mikkie geweldige lach en een nieuwe video dat maakt altijd iedereen blij.
Nice. Cleaning with a towel and oil is also a good first step to see how much work is necessary (oftentimes the rust is only superficial). Oh, and i ordered a Garberg from Knives and Tools based on your recommendation :) Thanks.
Love your videos! They are always really practical and useful. Also there is a kind of “your” humor there plus really good montage ;) Just continue.
Excellent! Finally a video about knives that have been used and how you can make them pretty again!
Ballistol deserves it's own video, awesome stuff!
I like how it's official name on the channel is Shit Knife lmao
Natalie M yeah. I believe it is a hollow handle survival knife from the early 1990's. Remember that my uncle had one when I was young and it looked exactly like that. You unscrew the handle and it had a little survival kit in it.
Buddha Mack no. it's just a chinese rip off fake.
Natalie M ur cute
@@Zeratsu Its a HERBERTZ POIGNARD BOWIE CUIR 18CM
24 euros or 29 dollars new. I just paused the video and read the p/n on the blade
WOO-OO A NEW VIDEO ON MY BIRTHDAY! WHAT A GIFT! GREAT VID GUYS, LOVE YA!
Lionsteel m4... That's one fine knife!
I love this channel more than most things on this planet ......brilliant !!!
Ballistol. Yes! I’ve been using it on my knives and firearms for years - it’s the best CLP in existence, period. I’ve yet to find anything that was even close to comparable.
realy enjoy restorations. Would be Nice with these types of videos more often maybe
Thx DBK, that I don't have to fear rust cause u are here.
Micky your laugh is infectious!
You guys have really awesome taste in music and knives!
“You’ve all been there…” I love this assumption. I just bought a khanjar dagger in Morocco for my nephew and need to shine it up. Have literally never been there, but I guess there’s a first time for everything.
You guys are amazing!! Love your videos.
I like to use olive oil to prevent my steel tools to rust :3 thanks for the video, ever let rusty blades in coca-cola over night ? Did it for my chisels and it worked great
@Orlando Cardenas any oil help preventing husting, Olive oil is just not toxic for humans if you want to use your knife with food.
@@itsasecrettoeverybody Why not just use mineral oil. cheap as hell and it doesnt go rancid
@@Freakmaster480 you could use if you want to, personally I think it gives bad taste in everything it touches.
But also olive oil isn't that expensive, some regions produce some particular expensive varieties, but in general is not something prohibitive.
I can tell you whats better. Hunting capercaille for 2 days straight and then at the end of the 2nd day felling a capercaille. and then coming home and having dinner by the fireplace and having a beer. Just the best feeling there is
Nothing is more satisfying than this
you guys are awesome been subscribed for a while now the most funny and entertaining Chanel of knives I've seen so far 😂😂 keep the videos coming
Great video guys! Interesting and informative. Loved the music too! 😉
We sell Ballistol in the gun store I work in, so I got excited AF when I saw it because it's my favorite
I just LOVE that mora robust
I just recently inherited a vintage 40’s mora knife from my grandfather who’s had it since he was a child and I’m hoping this’ll help me restore it since it’s been 80ish years since it was last cleaned
Bloody great video. All I look forward to during the week
Good video do a review of victornox knives and multi tools
TJ25870 James 3:50 ? Did. you also do that ?
I want too buy that knife
Thank you very much! You saved my knife.
Wonderful!! thanks guys!
Nice one M&M!!!! Imagine, after a few years of sharpening and de-rusting, the mora robust will be reduced to a tiny utility knife.. then what!?
DBK- Great work on those knives.
ABSOLUTE BEST INTRO YET...BY FAR
Glad you guys are crazy. Helps my day be a bit less stressful.
I have an old wwII bayonet knife and this helped a lot
Great idea!
I love these type of videos
Like always, amazing 👍👍
I love your videos, you two always crack my up laughing.
step 5...destroy the shit knive again...
I laughed so hard when they did the first video
ICH BINICH Lmao
I would probably die if that ever happened to one of my knives!! But it just shows that knives can almost always be fixed. Thanks guys!
We find treasure like this all the time!!! We use acid on rust. Great educational video.
Great video guys. I like the plug at the end for next week. Did someone suggest you stated doing that?
I'm looking forward to next week already.
All the best, Ian
we just thought it would be nice! thank you for confirming haha
I was waiting for a video like this :3
My father passed away in 2008 and I remember seeing his military k bar knife my whole life. In my teens I think I may have tried to sharpen it improperly or with a horrible stone. Then I lost track of it and I think it was stored in the basement which was a horrible idea as it it very damp down there and requires a dehumidifier. Anyway we are cleaning out the old house and my Mom found it. I went crazy as I thought I lost it. It was not in the best shape and had some tarnish/rust look in appearance. I used the baking soda and water method into a paste and coated the the knife for 1 hour and then brush off the paste with a tooth brush. I could see the slight rust color leaving and falling into the sink and the knife taking a more natural look. Toward the end I reapplied some of the paste and used a bit of steel wool and gently got more of the stuff off and now it actually started looking silver again. It's a old knife as my Dad enlisted in 62' and I think they were made during WW2 and issued a bit later on. It looks better, but now I want to sharpen it properly. I have one of those 2 coarse Norton Stone's. I applied a little oil and followed the instructions to get kinks out use the less course and for actual sharpening use the other more coarse one. I did a little bit and it was sharp enough to cut paper like a razor blade, I just don't want to go further and screw it up. I read vinegar treatment works well too, but I'm satisfied with it now. I think a much more experienced person should take it from here. But for now, it looks much better and is very sharp.
I highly recommend getting a patina for carbon knives. You won't need a special spray, just some vinegar and a way to dip the knife. Plus it looks badass.
A lot of people like the looks of patina and it definitely works. I personally don't like the looks so I'll have to do with oil haha
Hey dbk, whats you opinion on using a vinegar bath on the knife instead of the steel brush for rust removal? Keep it up!
Amazing video!
Leuk onderwerp messen weer opknappen of lekker modificeren is een hele leuke bezigheid 👍👍
Great video guys!
The Robust was actually a far better looking knife after restoration
That bowie knife was crazy cant wait till next thursday.
Sick music. The mora looks better than new! Makes me want to do that to mine.
I just bought such a stunningly designed and beautiful knife and leather sheath from India to restore. One thing that is a mystery is how long the metal tang goes inside the wooden handle. Any chance on tips and tricks to guess how far it might go? Like weight of both sides?? If it is traditional from India how long would the tang be inside the handle etc.
this is what i needed
The best way I've found to remove minor rust is a charred piece of cork. I coat my knives with WD40 afterwards too, because I don't use carbon steel knives to cut food, I use stainless knives for that. I've had an Opinel no6 carbone which has always been with me for 2 years, often in the pocket of my bike jacket. The worst problem that I've had was when the wood in the handle swelled up, and locked the blade closed.
I've never heard of using charred cork. Ill have to look into that! I have several very old Opinel Carbone knives, they are absolutely wonderful! One is atleast 50 years old (1970s) and is the prettiest of the bunch! The patina is awesome on that blade. I have a few with a little rust though, maybe charred cork will be just the ticket! I've already soaked them in oil and wiped off what would come off. Still some rust spots showing. I appreciate the tip!
Can you tell me about solinsen rosterfi ? Im in the states an found out the knife is stainless steel but not too sure if thats right.
Still the best. Keep impressing us.
Axcellent work, gents.
I use Brasso polishing compound and it works great to bring a mirror shine and waterproofs the surface.
good stuff guys reall enjoyed it would love to see what you think of svord knives im from newzealand where they are made i think they are over priced shit boxes but the rest of the country has orgasims over them i wonder what you guys would think of them
Why am I watching this at 1 AM? I have a fear of knives too!
GOOD TO KNOW THIS CHANNEL.
Fantastic video
I want a mora garberg..
But it's hard to get it now..
Maybe Santa Claus for the Christmas...😆
Great haircut Martin ☺️😎❤️
thank you sir
Amazing
Great video so far I’ll keep you posted.
Good job, guys!
i love your videos! informative, high quality and editing and your special sense of humour. i like it!
Are there plans for reviewing/testing other gear? Maybe a second channel called " Dutch Bushcraft Gear"? :P
Keep up the good work, greetz from germany!
Goede muziek en eindelijk een praktische video zonder teveel acteerwerk!!
Thanks dbk :D
Yeah aaawesome job on that lads
Thanks guys, handy stuff. I bet next weeks Fallkniven is gonna cost a pretty penny or two,
that carrot had me laughing, great video guys.
If you want less maintenance on your blades, get yourself some Renaissance Wax. British Museum and restoration specialists came up with this stuff to protect valuable museum pieces including but not limited to surfaces of priceless paintings,leather, wood, metal, marble, ivory, basically everything. A little goes a very long way. One 200 ml can will last years. Rub a light sheen into the entire knife, blade, scales, and sheath. Rub it in it dries hard instantly. Repels moisture and fingerprint oils. Has a slight shoe polish odor which quickly dissipates. I use it on my rifles also.
Also, it seems to be fine for food prep since the the solvent in the wax is a petroleum distilate, which evaporates quickly which is what makes the wax harden. The wax itself, in small amounts, is harmless. Eating whole candles might give you a belly ache but a little wax coats most of our fruits and vegetables. Keep up the good work guys!
sloanIrrigation interesting, i've heard about that wax, and what do you think about Flitz Polish?
I use ren wax on my ww2 collection. I have tried it on high carbon steels like 1095 and o1 and it still rusts if u get it wet. It certainly helps, but Not foolproof. Also ren wax has a somewhat strong smell to it, but ur right... it goes away. Good stuff for sure. Flitz is amazing for a polish.... but won’t keep it from rusting.
Flitz keeps from rusting, maybe not as good as ren wax. Also it protects from fingerprints.
iscreamonu jaisanbai oh it does? Cool. I certainly have used both (ren more) but always thought flitz was just a polish with minimal protection. Thanks
you're welcome, I've heard that in very humid areas where the D2 steel is rusting (pittings) just laying on a shelf, and the Flitz is just must have if you care about looks of your knives.
Goeie video weer mannuh!!! :))
Ballistic is great for steel leather rubber wood etc. it had a lot of great uses and I use it to clean the bores of my rifles after I have shot corrosive ammo
Mustard is also a good rust inhibitor like vinegars. It’ll force a Patina that will protect it. Also has a cool marbled look.
+f22shift i personally dont like the patina look but it's use has definitely been proved
You guys really should be in movies. So much talent.
haah thanks a lot
No.. I don't think so
Another great video. For step 1 I find steel wool to work fine if you don't have a power tool.
Btw, by your recommendations I bought a set of Naniwa Pro (400, 1000, 3000) from 'Knives and tools' a few months ago ;). My first sharpening stones so can't compare them to anything, but they sure feel good! Slowly improving, and I find the sharpening pretty relaxing. And man, starting to love mirror finish
awesome! Thanks a lot!
i love dutch people and their humor mastermovies etc
Watch out with that Mora Robust and other knives like it. I made mine into a custom and when I removed the handle it was way rusty inside, the handles have a small gap in them that allows water in. That is why I dont care for their rubberised grips, that is also why I really love the new material they used on the Garberg. Many complained about the grip not having softer rubber but I'm telling ya its way better than their lower grade stuff. I'm willing to bet your Robust has rust under that grip, mine was always clean and polished and yet it still was horrible under that skin.😐
Now to see if I can get this old USMC 1940s bolo knife back to its former glory
Full satisfaction, when are you going to review the Lionsteel M3?
so awesome I love your show
Lmaoooooo that dance bruh
Instantly subscribed!😀
Love instruction with humor
Nice!
great video. Plz do a video about machetes, like, which one you find good and why, and which ones you find bad and why you find them bad. I know the chanel is about knifes, but machetes are "big knifes" and I think a lot of people want to know your experiences about it and some tips. We all coude use some tips of you guys, you're awesome!!!
Hey Barba, thanks a lot for the kind words. We don't own many machete's. Axes are more useful here for bigger chores. We don't have enough experience with machete's to really give good information on them.
Just how the heck do you manage that mirror polish??? I get really really frustrated with the markings on the blade when going up to 1000 and 3000 grit…. -.-
Mkay lapping compounds
you gotta strop too
I have all the tools and stuff but I don't even know where to get compounds or a strop, I have to use natural oils and make my strops. I have never been able to put a mirror finish on a single knife.
I do strop of course, B&W compound Bark River. But still the markings from the stones are irritating. Guess I just have to practice more
Mkay what series of stones do you normally use
Ballistol is used for ages in army ( i did) for almost everything, including firearms ofc.
It's interesting to see how people are sceptic about that 'oil'. They don't want to use is afterwards to cut food etc.
It is harmless oil. Used a knife with coating of Ballistol many many times
so have we. I wouldn't drink it but it's free of lethal chemicals and heavy metals as far as I know. I bet living in a city is more harmful than eating something cut with a ballistol whiped blade haha
so true, lubricated truth :word:
I live in Washington State and it rains all the time here so I definitely need a stainless knife.
Lol so true, I can't remember the last time it was a sunny day in Seattle, amirite?
Dude i have stainless steel knives and they rust
I love knife restoration videos its just nice. Also whats better than you and Mikkie screaming about knives.
Edit: I see you are a fan of Dragonball! Nice😀😀
I bought a cheap little rusty ass knife and tried to restore it but I only had vinegar and my belt sharpener and it did pretty good
Love this video😂😂
Ballistol!!! Thought I was watching Hickok 45 :-))) For Rusty Parts a mix of 1 part Molasses to 12 parts water (Approx) is good, may have to leave for a week or so, and it does slightly Etch the Surface but works well :-)))
Amazing video
+DragonStrike thanks mate!