The average big box machete out of the package just seems wanting of improvement and handle is one of those improvements. You have to feel like the handle is something you can keep ahold of or allow proper leverage as you are working the blade to cut. I appreciate your approach to this handle. Nice work.
Found the same exact machete at a yard sale and it's in as bad of condition as the one in the video. Searched machetes restoration to see how I could go about restoring it. Looks like I found the right video, although I'm going to try to save the handle. It has some pretty cool history
3 Observaciones 1ro.para quitar los remaches de la cacha usa taladro y broca para debilitarlos no batalles, 2do. Lija tambien la base de la cacha por eso se oxida y se hace porosa que dices con la cacha de madera se tapa, y 3ro. Le tapaste donde va la correa para ponerla en la muñeca y no se safe el machete cuando lo uses. Simple comentario.
ESE MACHETE, EN SU CONDICION ORIGINAL Y CON UNA SIMPLE LIMPIEZA SUPERFICIAL, VALDRIA ENTRE 30 Y 40 DOLARES, EN SU CONDICION ACTUAL, DESPUES DE LA "RESTAURACION" ESCASAMENTE ALCANZARIA EL VALOR DE ENTRE 19 Y 23 DOLARES
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A nice utilitarian resto. Doesn't have to look like a mirror. I like it. And something you won't be afraid of using. 👍👌
Thank you
That was freaking amazing! It turned out great! It was so interesting to see how it was restored.
The average big box machete out of the package just seems wanting of improvement and handle is one of those improvements. You have to feel like the handle is something you can keep ahold of or allow proper leverage as you are working the blade to cut. I appreciate your approach to this handle. Nice work.
*What a cleaver! A real machete! I also want to learn how to clean rust from iron with electrolysis. Nice work!*
Oh yea, thanks. It was fun. Electrolysis is pretty simple and effective
@@bluetic7 When I make a video on this topic, I'll be sure to let you know)
Please do. I look forward to it
@@bluetic7 Okay, it's a deal.
Found the same exact machete at a yard sale and it's in as bad of condition as the one in the video. Searched machetes restoration to see how I could go about restoring it. Looks like I found the right video, although I'm going to try to save the handle. It has some pretty cool history
Just found one of the exact same kind too, though in a little bit better shape. Did yours have the label on it still?
Are we talking...collins?
@@gonorrheadischarges3021 nice name 👌 👍 😎 😀
I can learn many useful things from you 👍
My machete looks almost exactly the same! Except even more rusty haha thanks
3 Observaciones 1ro.para quitar los remaches de la cacha usa taladro y broca para debilitarlos no batalles, 2do. Lija tambien la base de la cacha por eso se oxida y se hace porosa que dices con la cacha de madera se tapa, y 3ro. Le tapaste donde va la correa para ponerla en la muñeca y no se safe el machete cuando lo uses. Simple comentario.
Great job buddy, I liked the result👍
Thanks, I appreciate your comment
I honestly had the exact same machete that I'm working on right now
Have fun with your restoration!
The handle! C'mon...
Muy buen trabajo, tomé algunas ideas para mis restauraciones.... saludos
Video very helpful
Nice work....
Excelente trabajo
40 different pairs of gloves were used in the making of this video
What wood? Walnut?
Now keep it in the boot of the car with the wheel nut tool, tire jack and spare wheel…
0:16 that’s a big ass mosquito
Un error que no todo lo notarán. Debió de dejarle un hueco al mango para poder ponerle una soga o algo así lo atas a tu ante brazo. Saludos.
Jangan lupa di bersihkan ya
Terima kasih. saya tetap diminyaki dan tajam
👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍
Es mejor la cacha hecha con llanta..
Saludos
How many watts or volts were you putting in the water
Lowest setting on a battery charger is what I use.
@@bluetic7 How many inches is this machete?
It is just under 23”
@@Unknown-bc6qw I think around 18”
Una pregunta
Era nada mas limpiarlo y listoo
esa hoja se merecia un mango nuevo, de madera
@@kilnrargentina3955 si la madera le da un buen estilo,pero mejor original y hace el trabajo
ESE MACHETE, EN SU CONDICION ORIGINAL Y CON UNA SIMPLE LIMPIEZA SUPERFICIAL, VALDRIA ENTRE 30 Y 40 DOLARES,
EN SU CONDICION ACTUAL, DESPUES DE LA "RESTAURACION" ESCASAMENTE ALCANZARIA EL VALOR DE ENTRE 19 Y 23 DOLARES
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