Good job Tom it doesn't look like the same knife.I can tell you enjoy cleaning up and restoring these old gals as much as we enjoy watching you. Thank for sharing Brother
You did a remarkable job! After you did your magic, that kinfe was walking and talking like a champion! Enjoyed every minute of this. I just know RJ is gonna be one happy fellow! Appeciate you and what you do my friend!
That came out great. I am always amazed hate how well the snap comes back on these beauties. Thanks for sharing, Live Long Prosper and Collect Your Own Way!
Beautiful job on that old woody!! I make a few knives and rehandle, but there's nothing more satisfying than cleaning a vintage knife and bringing out that aged beauty and you have that gift friend.
Hey Tom, Fantastic job cleaning this one up..! It really turned out well and you definitely managed to get that snap back..👌🏻 I’m sure RJ will be really pleased with what you’ve done…! Thanks Tom, really enjoyed this one..! Catch you soon brother 😎👊🏻
Great job, Tom. Fyi to all ... don't ever be afraid to wash with warm water and Dawn dish soap & toothbrush, then wipe dry as a first step in cleaning out those inside channels BEFORE the mineral oil bath (which will displace rest of water, lube/descale the channels, springs, pivot, and blades). Otherwise, Tom has this entire process down. I'd save your $ vs. that ultrasonic cleaner ... spend it on new knives, Dremel tools, and jewelry/flowers for Mrs Delights 😉).
You're absolutely right about the Dawn and warm water. I got in the habit of using the mineral oil first, and old habits die hard! Thanks for the feedback, and for watching, Byron. Keep charging!
Personaly if it was my knife sense there is no pitina i would have sanded the bolsters and blades to 3,000 grit and polished them all up a mirror finish like new!
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Fantastic job Tom. Looks better than new. Have a wonderful day today brother
Thanks, Jason. And you have a Delightful Day also. I appreciate you dropping by, my friend.
Good job Tom it doesn't look like the same knife.I can tell you enjoy cleaning up and restoring these old gals as much as we enjoy watching you. Thank for sharing Brother
You're welcome, Brother! Glad you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Great job cleaning it up! Beautiful knife! Thanks for sharing brother!
You're welcome, Phillip. Thanks for watching, my friend. Keep charging!
Another happy knife! Brought to you by Doctor Detail! Great job Tom! 👍👍
Happy, Blessed, Wednesday! Cheers, Dubya
And you have a Delightful Day also, Dubya! Thanks for watching, my friend.
Beautiful old trapper!! Great job getting it all cleaned up!!
Thanks Hillbilly. I find it to be very enjoyable to clean up these great vintage knives. I appreciate you watching my friend.
You did a remarkable job! After you did your magic, that kinfe was walking and talking like a champion! Enjoyed every minute of this. I just know RJ is gonna be one happy fellow! Appeciate you and what you do my friend!
Thanks for the kind words, David! Glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate you watching, my friend.
That came out great. I am always amazed hate how well the snap comes back on these beauties. Thanks for sharing, Live Long Prosper and Collect Your Own Way!
Oh, I was quite happy that the walk and talk returned! Thanks for dropping by, my friend.
IMO that is an absolutely beautiful knife, buddy! Very nice job bringing it back to life!
Thanks, David. It came out looking pretty good. I appreciate you watching, my friend.
Beautiful job on that old woody!! I make a few knives and rehandle, but there's nothing more satisfying than cleaning a vintage knife and bringing out that aged beauty and you have that gift friend.
You're right. Refurbishing these old classics is a lot of fun and rewarding. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Hey Tom,
Fantastic job cleaning this one up..! It really turned out well and you definitely managed to get that snap back..👌🏻
I’m sure RJ will be really pleased with what you’ve done…!
Thanks Tom, really enjoyed this one..!
Catch you soon brother 😎👊🏻
Thanks, Sean. I'm hoping he likes it. I appreciate you dropping by, my friend.
That polished up very nicely! Good job!
Thanks, Radar. I appreciate you watching, my friend.
Thanks as always Tom I appreciate you buddy stay well out there 😊
You're welcome my friend! Glad you enjoyed it Pete. Have a Delightful Day, and keep charging!
Cleaned up really well Tom
Thanks, Terrill. I think it came out pretty good. I appreciate you watching, my friend.
wonderful job of a beautiful old knife
It really is an impressive vintage knife. Thanks for watching, Kathleen.
Another job well done my friend!
This turned out to be a gorgeous knife. RJ has a real beauty here. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Fantastic job! You really brought her back to life. You are the man!
Thanks RJ! I can't wait until you see it in hand. I appreciate the opportunity to work on this fine vintage knife. Keep Charging!
@RJsKnives when you gonna tell its story? Interested on the history of it.
@@thornekimroberts8502 sorry that you’ve been waiting. I will try to get it out this week.
Great job, Tom. Fyi to all ... don't ever be afraid to wash with warm water and Dawn dish soap & toothbrush, then wipe dry as a first step in cleaning out those inside channels BEFORE the mineral oil bath (which will displace rest of water, lube/descale the channels, springs, pivot, and blades). Otherwise, Tom has this entire process down. I'd save your $ vs. that ultrasonic cleaner ... spend it on new knives, Dremel tools, and jewelry/flowers for Mrs Delights 😉).
You're absolutely right about the Dawn and warm water. I got in the habit of using the mineral oil first, and old habits die hard! Thanks for the feedback, and for watching, Byron. Keep charging!
Looks very good 👍 be safe and healthy and God Bless America 🇺🇸 🙏
Thanks, Howard. I appreciate you stopping by, my friend.
Excellent job! Great video 👍
Thanks, Jeremy! I appreciate you watching, my friend.
Super job. Doesn't look like the same knife 😊
It did clean up very nicely. Thanks for watching, my friend. Keep charging.
Outstanding video Tom!!!! You do such a great job I might have to send a knife to you to be cleaned up!!!! 😂😂😂😂 Looks awesome!!!
Thanks, Jesse! Bring it on my friend! Let's do another. Thanks for stopping by, and keep charging.
Turned out nice, Thanks
You're welcome Angelo. Thanks for watching my friend.
Very nice
Thanks, Jeff. I appreciate you watching, my friend.
@@knifedelights7473 it is my pleasure my friend!
Personaly if it was my knife sense there is no pitina i would have sanded the bolsters and blades to 3,000 grit and polished them all up a mirror finish like new!
That sure would make the shine! Thanks for watching, Kodiak.