Jai eu en heritage celui de mon grandpere. Celle de l'armée Indienne. Cest presque la meme chose apart que les manches sont fait main avec des cornes de buffle au lieu du plastique.
A better restoration YT. Thank You. The back springs (clearly shown in ur video). Can they be bought or reproduced ? Are they made out of tempered steel ?
I don't know what's particularly army about it, but when I was a kid we all had one of these with that great big spike on the back which we assumed was "a thing for getting stones out of horses hooves". No one I knew ever used it for that. :)
@@ReXtorer I know that now. :) Funny though, my father was a sailor and he never told me what it was. :) I think he was used to the larger ones they used as tools on board. Love the job you did on that though.
Nice restoration. This is the version of this knife which I wish to obtain, with the bottle opener at the rear of the can opener. I wonder if the blade was originally a lambsfoot blade, as per the usual. The tips sometimes get snapped off by injudicious use, prompting the reshaping of the blade to a spatulate spear.
@@ReXtorer Yup! Some of these were made with spear blades, but it was mainly First World War versions. Some of those also had 4" blades, making them intrinsically illegal to carry nowadays in Britain. I'll stick to the 3" versions. Perfectly adequate for me.
є такий і радянський...з пластиковими накладками. Якість значно гірша. Є старіші з дерев'яними і бакелітовими накладками, то вони вже кращі, але трапляються рідше.
Спасибо друже за отличную работу, восстановление старых вещей до состояния новых это просто волшебство, которое дано не каждому, удачи. Слава Украине!!!
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е у всіх діди воювали і українців у Другу Світову війну загинуло більше ніж московитів, але не всі стали такими нацистами, як зараз московити. Ми захищаємо свою землю від окупантів, знищуємо їх. Все, як у Другу світову. Колись світ об‘єднався проти німців і гітлера, зараз проти московитів і путіна. Правда у німців союзників було більше) тому Слава Україні, смерть російським окупантам, бо є за, що!
I still have my pocket knife, Marlinspike et-al, from serving! But I ain't allowed to use it because the last time I did (about 10 yes ago) I all but removed the top of my finger! holds it's edge beautifully! My missus just looks at me whenever I take it out of the draw... DON'T come running to me when you finally lobb your finger off... Damn you'd think she didn't trust me or somfink!??
Женя знову маленька порада: коли клеїте суперклеєм-додавайте соду в ці місця. Вона одразу схоплюється і створює шось на кшталт полімеру, який легко шкуриться і відновлює тріщини та ритвини
The spike is for working with rope and separating knots. Its not a bloody push dagger so stop pretending it is please. I'm completely bemused as to why you think a welding brush and acid is going to "restore" a carbon steel MOD clasp knife. They came with a parkerised finish to stop rust from taking hold - you just removed it and the surface hardening. Taking a heat gun to it just destroyed the heat treat as well. Just why on earth are you using a hammer all the time? also - the scales are bakelite. Scrubbing or chemicals does nothing to bakelite. That knife was never meant to be shiny. You just turned a good knife in need of a diesel bath into a piece of shit that will rust.
Dude you may be right about what you said but thats not the way to say it to someone who made his effort to make an old knife look young again. Its just mean AF. And thats not done at all mate.
@@Khabirov88 Contrived restoration is getting old. Especially when the "restoration" destroys a WW2 RAF clasp knife. The IWM have pristine examples of what they looked like in good condition, my brother had the one issued to my grandfather in the RAF.
Nice restoration however it was Royal Navy issue not British army, the spike was for splicing wire or rope and the blade for cutting it, the bottle/ can opener is pretty obvious, I was issued a similar knife in the RN in 1975 but the hand grips were metal and the bottle/can opener didn't exist.
The Royal Navy and British Army used almost the same jack knife, the only difference being that the RN version usually had metal, but not plastic grips of the same knurled style. Your issue knife would have had later flat grips. I still have my Grandfather's WW2, RN (made by Rogers, Sheffield) issue knife.
It is not a marlin spike, it is called a" fid," and is used for splicing small diam. ropes. a marlin spike is much larger and is used to splice large ropes. "ex Sailor."
Може бути корисно, хоча клей не так і часто використовуєте. Коротше є двохкомпонентний суперклей Silka - намастив що треба і з балона полімеризував його за 2 сек. Він ще й трохи об'єм може давати для заповнення тріщин і при цьому все за пару сек. Може ще якісь є бренди та користувався тільки таким.
Евгене! Ну і який ото "боцман" тобі пропив свого ножа? Нам з суходолу він ні дочього... Чі повернеш тому п'яндилизі? Відновив гарно, "зачьот"! Слава Націі!
на жаль в 21-му столітті знову фашизм... цього разу російський... але всі російські окупанти будуть знищенні, а росія демілітаризована, як колись Німеччина
I enjoyed watching your video.
Wow!!!! You are a master magician! Great job again sir!
thank you!
Brilliant!
The Year after WWII))))))))))) Як завжди чудова робота. Дякую
Ну так) дякую!
Люкс 👍, маю такий варіант італійця! Чудова робота!
Дякую!
Ну шо всє блишіть як копіечка. Гарна робота.
Very lovely and forthcoming.
Had quite a bit more to work with this time Nice job
Wow! quel beau résultat, très très belle restoration. Félicitations!👍🏻👍🏻
Nice work , looks great now.
Thank you!
Fantastic need to do my one now 😊
Very nice!!! I could watch more of the final product. Did you sharpen the blade too?
I did not sharpen the blade on this knife because I am not going to use it
Отличная работа, отличный Боцманский нож👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е я слышал именно боцманский😏
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е любители ножей, зовут его Боцманский, шлюпочный звучит не очень!
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е потерял интерес, не сотираюсь опускать до твоего уровня🤦🏼♂️
Almost looks new again and a great job restoring it as well!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Good job❤🌟
thanks!
Як завжди кінцевий результат блискучий 👍
Дякую! Намагався все зберегти в оригіналі)
@@ReXtorer дуже добре все виходить, продовжуйте і надалі давати нове життя старовинні
Bravo, je collectionne ce type de couteau et c'est une belle restauration.
Merci! Beau type de couteau
Jai eu en heritage celui de mon grandpere. Celle de l'armée Indienne. Cest presque la meme chose apart que les manches sont fait main avec des cornes de buffle au lieu du plastique.
Гарна робота, молодець
Дякую)
Are those finishing nails being used?
great restoration I have one of these knives blade shape is slighly different but it still takes a razor edge
I think the end of the blade of my knife was once broken
A better restoration YT. Thank You. The back springs (clearly shown in ur video). Can they be bought or reproduced ? Are they made out of tempered steel ?
IVE GOT ONE OF THESE KNIVES SOMEWHERE IN MY GARAGE NICE VID
Bravo!
thanks!
Класно!!! Однозначно - лайк!!!
Дякую!
Nice find, well done. 👍
💪👌👏💞👍супер! Очень интересный нож!
I don't know what's particularly army about it, but when I was a kid we all had one of these with that great big spike on the back which we assumed was "a thing for getting stones out of horses hooves". No one I knew ever used it for that. :)
The spike is called a Marlinspike. It is used by sailors
@@ReXtorer I know that now. :) Funny though, my father was a sailor and he never told me what it was. :) I think he was used to the larger ones they used as tools on board. Love the job you did on that though.
Esa punta es para aflojar las amarras
Excelente trabalho.👏👏👏🇧🇷
Obrigada!
Nicely restored! Enjoyed the vid continue, ;-))
Nice restoration. This is the version of this knife which I wish to obtain, with the bottle opener at the rear of the can opener. I wonder if the blade was originally a lambsfoot blade, as per the usual. The tips sometimes get snapped off by injudicious use, prompting the reshaping of the blade to a spatulate spear.
I think the end of the blade was broken and resharpened
@@ReXtorer Yup! Some of these were made with spear blades, but it was mainly First World War versions. Some of those also had 4" blades, making them intrinsically illegal to carry nowadays in Britain. I'll stick to the 3" versions. Perfectly adequate for me.
У меня такой в детстве был, только производства USSR 😁👍🔥 ностальгия
И у меня.
є такий і радянський...з пластиковими накладками. Якість значно гірша. Є старіші з дерев'яними і бакелітовими накладками, то вони вже кращі, але трапляються рідше.
My dad is a veteran and he still has this pocket knife.
Found one of these while magnet fishing in the Thames
How did you get the snap back in the blade?
サバイバル👍❗️。
👌👌👌👌👌👌👍
Спасибо друже за отличную работу, восстановление старых вещей до состояния новых это просто волшебство, которое дано не каждому, удачи. Слава Украине!!!
Дуже дякую! Героям слава!
@Александр Шмат а что, так задело?
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е только российского фашиста задевает прославление другой страны своими гражданами.
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е так вы значит потомственный фашист?
@@АлександрШмат-ъ3е у всіх діди воювали і українців у Другу Світову війну загинуло більше ніж московитів, але не всі стали такими нацистами, як зараз московити. Ми захищаємо свою землю від окупантів, знищуємо їх. Все, як у Другу світову. Колись світ об‘єднався проти німців і гітлера, зараз проти московитів і путіна. Правда у німців союзників було більше) тому Слава Україні, смерть російським окупантам, бо є за, що!
Браво!
I still have my pocket knife, Marlinspike et-al, from serving! But I ain't allowed to use it because the last time I did (about 10 yes ago) I all but removed the top of my finger! holds it's edge beautifully! My missus just looks at me whenever I take it out of the draw... DON'T come running to me when you finally lobb your finger off... Damn you'd think she didn't trust me or somfink!??
I think this knife is from the navy since it has a marlinspike. I don’t know it the army one had one
Those knives are thick
Женя знову маленька порада: коли клеїте суперклеєм-додавайте соду в ці місця. Вона одразу схоплюється і створює шось на кшталт полімеру, який легко шкуриться і відновлює тріщини та ритвини
Дякую! А як же колір? Звичайний клей прозорий, на чорному пластику соду б було видно
@@ReXtorer можна трошки акрилу капнути чорного)
We called the Jack Knives in my youth.
The spike is for working with rope and separating knots. Its not a bloody push dagger so stop pretending it is please. I'm completely bemused as to why you think a welding brush and acid is going to "restore" a carbon steel MOD clasp knife. They came with a parkerised finish to stop rust from taking hold - you just removed it and the surface hardening. Taking a heat gun to it just destroyed the heat treat as well. Just why on earth are you using a hammer all the time? also - the scales are bakelite. Scrubbing or chemicals does nothing to bakelite. That knife was never meant to be shiny. You just turned a good knife in need of a diesel bath into a piece of shit that will rust.
This knife had no coating
Dude you may be right about what you said but thats not the way to say it to someone who made his effort to make an old knife look young again. Its just mean AF. And thats not done at all mate.
@@Khabirov88 Contrived restoration is getting old. Especially when the "restoration" destroys a WW2 RAF clasp knife. The IWM have pristine examples of what they looked like in good condition, my brother had the one issued to my grandfather in the RAF.
Yo tengo la misma !!
Alguien sabe el valor ????
Це може бути ніж моряка. Колись бачив відео, де пояснювали, що оте "шило-переросток" використовували моряки, щоб розв’язувати тугі вузли на такелажі.
Didn't do the wiggle test on the blade after the restoration. ???
👍👍👍👍👍
Nice restoration however it was Royal Navy issue not British army, the spike was for splicing wire or rope and the blade for cutting it, the bottle/ can opener is pretty obvious, I was issued a similar knife in the RN in 1975 but the hand grips were metal and the bottle/can opener didn't exist.
Thanks for the info!
RN and RE. He's just ruined it by taking off the parkerised finish.
The Royal Navy and British Army used almost the same jack knife, the only difference being that the RN version usually had metal, but not plastic grips of the same knurled style.
Your issue knife would have had later flat grips.
I still have my Grandfather's WW2, RN (made by Rogers, Sheffield) issue knife.
What is the purpose to use sunflower oil? For what?
Wow
This is the knife my grandad had im pretty sure, he was a paratrooper
👍
The knife's lock is broken and you don't fix it, you simply polish the blade and reattach the rod.
Curious that an ARMY pocketknife would have a marlin spike which is something you might expect to find only on a NAVY knife.
The Army do use ropes sometimes as well...
@@marklammas2465
But not enough to justify putting a repair tool on their pocketknife.
It is not a marlin spike, it is called a" fid," and is used for splicing small diam. ropes. a marlin spike is much larger and is used to splice large ropes. "ex Sailor."
@@scotty5340 I was taught that a fid was always made of all wood, the marlin spike was all metal and the pricker was a metal spike with a wood handle.
Гарно вийшло.Слава Україні.
Дякую! Героям слава!
Може бути корисно, хоча клей не так і часто використовуєте. Коротше є двохкомпонентний суперклей Silka - намастив що треба і з балона полімеризував його за 2 сек. Він ще й трохи об'єм може давати для заповнення тріщин і при цьому все за пару сек. Може ще якісь є бренди та користувався тільки таким.
Евгене! Ну і який ото "боцман" тобі пропив свого ножа? Нам з суходолу він ні дочього... Чі повернеш тому п'яндилизі? Відновив гарно, "зачьот"!
Слава Націі!
А може комусь потрібно розв‘язувати тугі вузли) Смерть ворогам!
😃😃💪💪👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🙋🙋
А для чого на цьому ножі отой бивень?
Це швайка. Використовується для роз'єднання тросів, плетіння тросів і розв'язування тугих вузлів. Цей ніж для моряків
@@ReXtorer Дякую за поясненн
this is boatsman`s knife, it was used by sailor. great job!
Слава Україні! Гарно вийшло
Героям слава! Дякую)
Нож боцмана
This is a Rope Knife, not a feckin British army knife.
Так тупо почистил, я бы не назвал это реставрацией .
Слава Україні🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Героям слава!
А ти продаеш свої речі
За ФАШИЗМ ТОЛЬКО 👎💩
на жаль в 21-му столітті знову фашизм... цього разу російський... але всі російські окупанти будуть знищенні, а росія демілітаризована, як колись Німеччина