The lanyard was very well done. You toasted the crap out of that handle. I’ve charred one of my Opinels but it came out like ebony. Shiny black and smooth.
The charred look is really cool, but personally I would go over all the wood woth a steel or brass brush to expose the new uneven woodgrain, that would keep the dark brown color but ad some nice texture aswell
Listen, or better read this! I got a No9 Carbon I used a file, and made the blade, the most beautiful drop point, I've ever had! Then, I sanded the back sharp corners, to make the handle even more comfortable.After that, I burnt it slowly, using a cheap jet flame lighter. Then I used a lot of raw linseed oil coatings and after they dried. I used wax, to seal the handle forever. For the final step, I stabbed a lemon and let the blade in for many hours. The final outcome, was the most beautiful and functional Opinel I ever had!!! The blade took a very beautiful camouflage pattern! It takes the looks and the feel of the knife to the next level!! I like this mod here too, it's very different ,but still way better than the factory finish!!
I do nothing with it. Becareful,If you add oil in the colar, the lock then disengages, so it's dangarous! I only put some oil/wax mixture, to seal the wood in the end,after I finish with all the mods. I never do anything with the colar.@@GavTatu
Nice mod! I did have an accident, where I lost my finger last time I meesed with the colar,so since then, I never tried anything! Black (completely burnt handle, finished with oil/wax) makes an excellent contrast with the chrome finish of the colar, that I like very much! The mod I like more though, is to filedown the tip, to a beautiful drop point! and then either stick the blade in a lemon for a day or inside Vinegar for 2 days (avoiding the vinegar o get into the wood, because it swells it and the blade doesn't move freely after that. Thank you for the idea, it sounds really cool! ! @@GavTatu
Есть ещё секрет. Дерево пропитывается эпоксидной смолой на горячую. И дерево становится как пластик) особенно хорошо в месте крепления клинка. Тогда он не разбухает от влаги
Salut, j'utilise du venis (effet brillant) pour bois. Cependant, il est aussi possible de saturer le bois avec de l'huile de lin (idéalement avec de l'essence de térébenthine en plus ) (dans ma dernière vidéo, j'utilise de l'huile de lin. Ceci est le moins chère, environ 3 euros /Litre) . Ceci protège le bois avec un effet mat. Une de ces deux étapes de protection est nécessaire pour que le '' brûlé '' reste '' fixé '' sur le manche.
@@restorecustom2746 Bonjour, tu laisses baigner combien de temps pour saturer le manche avec l'huile de lin et therebantine stp ? Le manche ne gonfle pas ? Ça tient le coup dans le temps ? Et si le mélange est additionné de colorant, ça colore entre les interstices du bois brûlé ?
@@michelremy2910 bonjour, J'utilise un pinceau pour bien imbiber du mélange. Je laisse reposer et applique 2 ou 3 fois supplémentaires. La protection peut être à répéter tous les 2ans par exemple selon l'utilisation du couteau
@@restorecustom2746 Merci... Pour protéger durablement le manche en bois. Est-ce que tu connais le Balistol Balsin huile pour crosse brun-rouge à base de silicone. Et le Protecteur bois brûlé PB600. Serait-ce mieux à l'usage pour manipuler tous les jours le couteau ? En remplacement de l'huile de lin ? Cordialement, Michel
На вкус и цвет - .... Мне бы не понравилось держать в руке обугленную головешку... Чем хорош Опинель - ты держишь в руке нож с деревянной рукоятью, ощущая тепло и текстуру дерева (даже если рукоять пропитана)... Тем мне и нравятся эти ножи.
Hi, I didn't use paint. In a first time, I burnt the wood. Then, I use a wood varnish (I guess you speak about this) with shining effect. But you can also use Linseed oil for a not shinning effect. With oil is the classic technique ou burnt wood (ShouSugiBan)
The lanyard was very well done. You toasted the crap out of that handle. I’ve charred one of my Opinels but it came out like ebony. Shiny black and smooth.
The charred look is really cool, but personally I would go over all the wood woth a steel or brass brush to expose the new uneven woodgrain, that would keep the dark brown color but ad some nice texture aswell
My thoughts exactly.
I had my doubts on how I would like the char finish. When I saw the finished product I definitely like it! Great job!
Listen, or better read this! I got a No9 Carbon I used a file, and made the blade, the most beautiful drop point, I've ever had! Then, I sanded the back sharp corners, to make the handle even more comfortable.After that, I burnt it slowly, using a cheap jet flame lighter. Then I used a lot of raw linseed oil coatings and after they dried. I used wax, to seal the handle forever. For the final step, I stabbed a lemon and let the blade in for many hours. The final outcome, was the most beautiful and functional Opinel I ever had!!! The blade took a very beautiful camouflage pattern! It takes the looks and the feel of the knife to the next level!! I like this mod here too, it's very different ,but still way better than the factory finish!!
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What about the lock collar ?
I do nothing with it. Becareful,If you add oil in the colar, the lock then disengages, so it's dangarous! I only put some oil/wax mixture, to seal the wood in the end,after I finish with all the mods. I never do anything with the colar.@@GavTatu
@@greekveteran2715 i took mine off and put it in the flame till blue. it still works, and matches the blade colour better.
Nice mod! I did have an accident, where I lost my finger last time I meesed with the colar,so since then, I never tried anything! Black (completely burnt handle, finished with oil/wax) makes an excellent contrast with the chrome finish of the colar, that I like very much! The mod I like more though, is to filedown the tip, to a beautiful drop point! and then either stick the blade in a lemon for a day or inside Vinegar for 2 days (avoiding the vinegar o get into the wood, because it swells it and the blade doesn't move freely after that. Thank you for the idea, it sounds really cool! ! @@GavTatu
Есть ещё секрет. Дерево пропитывается эпоксидной смолой на горячую. И дерево становится как пластик) особенно хорошо в месте крепления клинка. Тогда он не разбухает от влаги
Exactly what I did for my Opinel no 7. I also added a pocket clip to the knife. I got the pocket clip from the torch light I bought.
Sehr schön geworden! LG, Robert
That was a great modification.
🙏
Muy buena navaja
Looks good!
Cool job. 👍🔪 Opinel
My favourite ❤❤❤❤❤
Hallo ist echt cool geworden 👍
Super Opinel ! Like👍👍👍
Très joli !
Merci 🙏
I like that effect.
0:14 p
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После обжига, свечой на горячую натер бы, дереву сносу не было бы!!!👍
А что он нанёс? Скажите пожалуйста
Jolie travail, félicitations.
Une question tout de même. Quel produit utilisez-vous à 4 min 20 de votre vidéo?
Bien cordialement
Anthony MORIN
Salut, j'utilise du venis (effet brillant) pour bois. Cependant, il est aussi possible de saturer le bois avec de l'huile de lin (idéalement avec de l'essence de térébenthine en plus ) (dans ma dernière vidéo, j'utilise de l'huile de lin. Ceci est le moins chère, environ 3 euros /Litre) . Ceci protège le bois avec un effet mat. Une de ces deux étapes de protection est nécessaire pour que le '' brûlé '' reste '' fixé '' sur le manche.
@@restorecustom2746
Bonjour, tu laisses baigner combien de temps pour saturer le manche avec l'huile de lin et therebantine stp ?
Le manche ne gonfle pas ?
Ça tient le coup dans le temps ?
Et si le mélange est additionné de colorant, ça colore entre les interstices du bois brûlé ?
@@michelremy2910 bonjour,
J'utilise un pinceau pour bien imbiber du mélange. Je laisse reposer et applique 2 ou 3 fois supplémentaires. La protection peut être à répéter tous les 2ans par exemple selon l'utilisation du couteau
@@restorecustom2746
Merci...
Pour protéger durablement le manche en bois.
Est-ce que tu connais le Balistol Balsin huile pour crosse brun-rouge à base de silicone.
Et le Protecteur bois brûlé PB600.
Serait-ce mieux à l'usage pour manipuler tous les jours le couteau ?
En remplacement de l'huile de lin ?
Cordialement, Michel
👍
how many know how to tie a turkish knot or whatever it is called. nice job
На вкус и цвет - .... Мне бы не понравилось держать в руке обугленную головешку... Чем хорош Опинель - ты держишь в руке нож с деревянной рукоятью, ощущая тепло и текстуру дерева (даже если рукоять пропитана)... Тем мне и нравятся эти ножи.
Hi, what kind of paint use you?
At the end, I put a wood protection. Shinning effect. I didn't use paint. The black is the burnt
What are the pliers called that you removed the collar with?
It's called ring pliers. You will find a bing range of price. The cheaper I found was 5euros
Swiss army knife bottle opener gets the collar off easy.
Also called "circlip" pliers for the removal and installation of a circlip on a shaft.
What did you paint it with?
Hi, I didn't use paint. In a first time, I burnt the wood. Then, I use a wood varnish (I guess you speak about this) with shining effect. But you can also use Linseed oil for a not shinning effect. With oil is the classic technique ou burnt wood (ShouSugiBan)
Pine tar work over the char?
Did u char the top part by the blade? The camera never showed it.
i believe you use a water based and more expensive polyurethane. it goes on Milky white. i can't afford that stuff.
what electric thing do you used in first part of video ?
I used a Dremmel
Great mod, but video too speeded up - irritating
now all you need to do is the flipper mod and then you have a tactical opinel
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Le mieux est de démonter la lame pour travailler le manche…
La...
Ça n'a pas grande incidence...
...странная рукоятка!-, интересно, из какого дерева сделана?, неужели из хвойной породы?!!
Бук (in English beesh, in french hêtre)
It is the classic opinel wood. This burning technique can be done with any kind of wood
Dude you fucked that shit up
Oh Mann. Das ist für mich fast so, als würde ich mir eine neue Mercedes C-Klasse kaufen und dann Beulen rein hauen.
scheisse
Какой бред. Испортил нож.