Excellent restoration overall. I wonder is this a Korean remake? The brass and the steel show this to be of good quality, higher than the fantasy sword market.
Fantastic restoration on this Japanese Tanto knife. The sheath and handle came out looking amazing. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your next one. I enjoyed watching this one very much
It looks fine and all, but I keep wondering if you've fitted the first brass piece wrong.. Looks like it would fit the blade better if you flipped it 180 degrees
A cheap reproduction for tourists. stamped steel with brass fittings. the precisely cut notches on the tang should have clued you in that was nothing more than a repackaged kitchen knife.
It’s not very old or very good steel. It’s a cheap $40 blade you can tell by the groves cut into the tang. They are not evenly spaced and different depths. Also this “rust” was very minor surface rust this means it’s a poor quality steel that the guy making the video probably left in water for a week then left to dry. This is why the wood was split yet you could see the perfect outline of the blade like the blade was not removed very many times. It’s probably a decorative piece purchased from eBay or a street vendor for $40.
Nice job but not a real Japanese knife real ones are maked with the makers name and all real Japanese knifes and swords are held together with one pin which you did with the handle
So you bought a cheap tanto and buried it for a few weeks then took the surface rust off and polished it. Can tell it’s a cheap by the uneven and manner the groves were cut on the tang to hold the handle. Hate fake “restore” videos.
@@drunkencarpentry989It's not hating when someone makes a fake video depicting the restoration of a "tanto" and you point it out. It's not hating when you tell the truth.
Развлечения
なんと勿体ない･･･
きちんと修繕すれば生き返るのに････短刀はナイフではありません。
Почему клинок ржавый, а больстер даже не потемнел? Туфту впариваете!
Что за мода пошла на неделю закопать, а потом типа восстанавливать 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
А еще он ни разу не японский.
Steel rusts and brass almost never...Good enough answer??
@@ICU2B4UDO Brass darkens very quickly. Patina.
@@user-zd1sg6sl5y ...But doesn't rust like steel...
Definitely a modern piece, but nice restoration.
Dope AF results, SkillFullisM!
Great work!😁🛠️
Nice work , looked great.
I love knives Outstanding restoration! Outstanding!
I would love a project like this. Random tantos and butchers knives don't show up for me, though. Lol. Love the channel.
刀はナイフじゃないから 君 アウト
Excellent restoration overall. I wonder is this a Korean remake? The brass and the steel show this to be of good quality, higher than the fantasy sword market.
Trabalho excelente! Parabéns e sucesso!
Fantastic restoration on this Japanese Tanto knife. The sheath and handle came out looking amazing. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your next one. I enjoyed watching this one very much
Very nicely done
残念ながら短刀ではないようです。 目釘も無く刃の厚さも無く合わせも無いどこかの土産品でしょう。 ペーパーナイフにはいいかもしれません。
Very cool, well done. 👍
This is not tanto(短刀） I think , this is dosu. It's not shaoed like a tanto and no blade pattern(刃紋）
If thats a real tanto, then restoration is not complete. Where is the hammon and use of wet stone?
Wow beautiful job....
It looks fine and all, but I keep wondering if you've fitted the first brass piece wrong.. Looks like it would fit the blade better if you flipped it 180 degrees
Przepiękne jest to odrestaurowane ten prze elegancki japoński nuż pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍
A cheap reproduction for tourists. stamped steel with brass fittings. the precisely cut notches on the tang should have clued you in that was nothing more than a repackaged kitchen knife.
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Oh my gosh, that was so dangerous. The saya is split bladeside, can you imagine if it budged and came out when he was holding it like that 😳
nothing, that blade is rusty af, maybe would tear the glove because of the rust itself but not the edge sharpness
A.very.nice.restro
BARVO
God forbid he ever finds a real one !
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that might be differentially hardened steel. I kept looking for the hamon, if it is a quick vinegar bath would make it pop.
Thanks! Good job! Good luck!!! Ukraine.
Hermoso y prolijo. Buuuuunissiiima
Steel hammer on brass? That's a no no.
Lynn Thompson would approve of that handle.
Good one
Похоже сам все ножи сначала попортил
Perfect top show beautiful
Чем ржавчину делаете?
What is that Mix you use to remove the Rust ???
Perfeito adorei 👏🤩🇧🇷
Complimenti stupendo lavore. Acciaio sammai? Oppure t 10?
Not an authentic Japanese tanto.. But I love the process..
super :))
Хорошая работа Жму пять
Изготовление ручек для таких ножей особое искусство. Сталь восстановлена красиво. За ручку дизлайк. Испортил прекрасный нож.
To get the brass pieces clean, just soak them in lemon juice for 15-30 minutes
Remarkable! Bravo!
кожей облагородить забыл ножны,и рукоять ножа
I got an old switchblade from the 60s or so would you like to restore it for me?
Perfeito.👏👏👏🇧🇷
VERY well done!
Is there any way to tell the grade/quality of the steel used to make the knife or when it was made?
На этот вопрос может ответить сам автор видео так как на лицо применено искусственное старение материалов по сути это обман зрителей данного канала
It’s not very old or very good steel. It’s a cheap $40 blade you can tell by the groves cut into the tang. They are not evenly spaced and different depths. Also this “rust” was very minor surface rust this means it’s a poor quality steel that the guy making the video probably left in water for a week then left to dry. This is why the wood was split yet you could see the perfect outline of the blade like the blade was not removed very many times. It’s probably a decorative piece purchased from eBay or a street vendor for $40.
New sub! Liked 🚀👍❤️🙏
Do what you like with it. It has never seen Japan.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌
Больстер чистый клинок весь ржавый порожняк
Wood glue? New to this?
Nice job but not a real Japanese knife real ones are maked with the makers name and all real Japanese knifes and swords are held together with one pin which you did with the handle
Not all are marked whit makers name👍
Most are and there is no pattern on the Hamon (hardening pattern) extending to the Ha (edge).
Can you not just enjoy the video?
一目見て模造刀(モデルソード)かなと思いました。
無名の刀も沢山ありますが、茎(なかご:手に持つ部分)の形が別物です。
柄(つか:手で握る部分)からの抜け防止にヤスリ目と目釘が一般的ですが、横にギザギザとグラインダーの刃で切り込み入れたような切れ目でしたよね。
鐔(つば:刀身と柄の境目に有る手をガードする部分)も素人レベルです。
刃紋は付いてなく、おそらく折り返し鍛造じゃない形だけを真似たやつかもしれませんね。
本物なら2000$以上しますので、ここまで錆びさせないと思いますよ？ww
Этот клей не держит влагу, ножны развалятся
これはまさに復活した侍魂、それは悠久の時を越えて素晴らしい精神をあなたにもたらすことでしょう、サムライバンザイ
鎬造りじゃなくなってるのが、ちょっと残念かな
это скорей реконструкция чем реставрация
短刀に似せて作った鉄の板ですね。
そもそも修繕する価値もないです。
So you bought a cheap tanto and buried it for a few weeks then took the surface rust off and polished it. Can tell it’s a cheap by the uneven and manner the groves were cut on the tang to hold the handle. Hate fake “restore” videos.
Always gotta be a hater. That's how you know you are doing something right
@@drunkencarpentry989It's not hating when someone makes a fake video depicting the restoration of a "tanto" and you point it out. It's not hating when you tell the truth.
@@r986c2 how do you know for a fact that its fake?
Here's the guy who likes to drip finish onto his sheath and handle (which he should have epoxied the tang into) for effect. So sexy when you do that!
Not made in Japan.
短刀ナイフってなんだよ
Artificially aged....these videos are so dumb when they don’t “restore” old blades
Thought exactly the same! These bright orange rusted surfaces are always made not done by age.
And no actual damage to the metal
やはり、日本刀は素晴らしい。
Why no epoxy in the handle to make use of the cuts in the tang?
Also needs a gaurd
Because you're supposed to be able to disassemble it.
@@anthonybottigliero8336 why?
ПВА
短刀をバーナーで炙ってはいけない。日本刀とおなじ作り方をした物は熱を加えてしまうとダメになる。
そしてバフもかけてはいけない。日本の刃物はある程度の摩擦が無いと切れ味が悪くなる。バフでそこまで
地肌を滑らかにしたら切れ味が相当落ちてしまうし波紋も消えてしまう。
西洋の刃物と同じ扱いをしても真価は発揮できません。見た目だけで良いのであれば日本の本物の短刀を
使う必要はないかと思います。
....cringing as the brass gets dented.
Fake rust
Fake burnt wood
ФЕЙК! ЛАЖА!
日本のドスだねぇ、もったいない、研屋に出そうにも、もう遅い・・・
これは素人がいじっていいものじゃない。本職の刀鍛冶に依頼すべき。