I love watching videos like these because it's fascinating the results after all process. Besides, it's like a therapy: the environment is so quite, calm and the noises from machines are not loud. All movements are well done and very slow. All of this together, give me a feeling of peace and I fell sleepy.
Although it is a great channel and I love it, once I got told that nothing is coincidende. If you got this recommendation it is because you are doing the same with your life: removing rust and shining again! If it's so... trust the process!
It really is astounding what you can do. Many, many people would call that beyond help and just toss it. That sort of thing simply looks beyond repair.
Don’t get me wrong, what he did was impressive. But in a real situation its a cleaver, just buy a new one instead of going through the trouble of de-rusting it. Unless it holds a sentimental value
Videos like this make me happy to be alive in a time where these niche crafts can be seen and appreciated by people. A hundred years ago someone like me who works in a completely different industry might have gone their whole life without seeing a restoration. There's also something in seeing an old forgotten tool be brought back for a chance at a second life. Thank you and please keep doing what you're doing.
I have no knowledge of restoring old knives like this, but it’s easy to see that this craftsman/artesian has a ton of knowledge about restoring knives like this and I feel so lucky to have seen this video. Truly amazing work.
these may not be old knifes. the same electrolysis process can be done to a relatively unrusted knife and accelerate it to looking ancient. then title a video as restoring old knifes, profit.
you see this is the definition of amazing. This really shows what we can accomplish anything with patience and dedecation. Keep it up i bet you inspiard many!
I know this is from four months ago so you might not see, but here’s a few suggestions that might help you (though I’m sure you’ve likely learned since then): -to prevent the “scratched” look, you could wet send with P1200 and/or use a rubbing compound (the latter will really help out a mirror finish) -the handle is a bit chunky, but that’s no problem at all if it fits in *your* hands well. However I would mention that the front end should be less thick than the back, even with the ergonomic fit. This is just so that you can keep a solid hold on the knife and it won’t go flying, should you give something a good whack with it. Not so much for comfort, just for safety. -I think there may have been a slight warp in the handle? Or maybe the raw ebony that you laid the handle on was warped and the handle was straight. I honestly don’t know 😂 either way, doesn’t matter too much as long as the end result works, and it definitely does! Good job! Overall you did a really, really great job! I loved the stains and the handle came together REALLY nicely. I never would have thought of adding ebony dust to the glue to match the color! Definitely earned a sub from me 💜
Thank you so much for your detailed comment! I have already done that with the finer polishing later, with diamond grinding paste. That with the handle I actually did not know yet, Thank you!
@@ForgottenShineRestoration No problem! Oh, good! I’m sure it looks amazing!! Of course, no problem! I don’t want anyone getting hurt, lol. Again, it looks sick! Love the final result.
@@ForgottenShineRestoration thank you for being so interactive with your community, even when you have a lot of subscribers and working on videos, you still manage to make time to reply to comments as far back as 4 months ago! keep making these videos, I love them
Totally agree about the handle, as an amateur chef it was my first thought. By placing the center of gravity so low you are just asking to hurt yourself. The spine has to be nearly level with the handle, its extremely important for a kitchen knife
My intention was just to see a few minutes but when you electrocuted the steel… I was hooked! The final result was bloody amazing! And apparently I missed wooden work more than i knew. I will definitely use saw dust in glue from now on. Amazing work.
Legit interesting, but what I liked best was the understated humor. Slurping the jar offscreen made me chuckle, carefully spooning some coffee grounds out of the bottle just to end up dumping the whole thing in there made me guffaw.
I legit thought that wasn't even a cleaver at all, but a rock that was shaped like a cleaver. Color me amazed, bro. That was satisfying as hell to watch.
I just like the idea of repairing and restoring something, instead of throwing it out and buying a new one. Consumer culture is wasteful. Reminds me of "Spend, don't mend", from "Brave New World".
That was really awesome, I looked at the clever in the first instance and thought that this is going to turn out bad but as you went through the process I was amazed. The finish was something I never expected and the handle just topped it off. Fantastic restoration, so well done
@Repent or you will likewise perish. Keep your mad preaching to the privacy of your own home. You stone age lunatic. Repent and you will still perish like the rest of us you mere mortal!
As a chef, the clever is beautiful. Gorgeous job. For practical purposes, I think the handle might be a little too thick. You did a beautiful job. 👏 👏 👏 👏
@@kevincomellas4908 I like the thick handle... with the dark blade and its curving, I think the handle makes the clever look comically comfortable. Very sleek, very clean, and sophisticated, I like it
Love watching your restorations. You can take the most rusted/puttied item and sand all the putting off the restored item. I see that others don’t get the results you do. Magnificent
@@redpillsatori3020 it’s a beautiful handle, I just don’t like when the handle sticks that far above the spine of the blade. Just a personal preference is all.
I’m so glad that I was recommended your channel. It was incredibly satisfying to see the final result and the whole process from start to finish. Keep making more of these!
I'm a chemistry student and when I saw the electrolysis reaction I got really excited! it's so interesting to see how things work in real life after learning just the theory for so long! the end result looks gorgeous, even more so with the fact that the blade looks different when you tilt it
Rapaz !!! Que belíssima obra de arte ! Pensei que iria mudar pelo fato de haver sido retirado uma parte e feito modificações, mas o resultado final, compensou e muito ! Parabéns pelo tão fino trato, dado a uma peça, que certamente estaria condenada a voltar à terra, como um pedaço de metal corroído. Espetacular suas técnicas !!!
@@Paradoxical124 Not sure what them liking anime has to do with anything but they're actually not wrong, RPM varies wildly from creator to creator and a smaller channel like this isn't likely pulling in a lot of money per thousand views, channels like this usually either resell the items they repair, do sponsorship deals, or have a patreon, the channels on the higher end of RPM are usually your viral channels or dude-bros of the community, staple channels like Pewdiepie, etc usually sit somewhere around the middle of the pay scale and make a majority of their money off massive sponsorships and personal merch sales. Edit: In this case it appears they take donation and use affiliate links another popular way for creators to earn a little extra, also this isn't an opinion it's fact it's fairly well known how this industry works by now, please take a second to research it.
@@BossKernel You probably wouldn’t get it, there is a long study to determine if people who watch anime are less capable and less intelligent than others who do not watch anime.
Everytime I watch one of these restorations I cannot believe my eyes over the final product. Also, the amount of knowledge and skill that it requires is wonderous. From the science to the sheer skill of the shaping of the pieces is extraordinary.
What a clever cleaver cleaner you are! I would not think there was enough good metal left in that cleaver to make restoration worth the time. But I was happy to be proven wrong!
Thank you for looking deeply into these implements and seeing that they still have much life left in them another fascinating resurrection. Thank you for your humor and your Artisan eye. Love your assistant Sir Turtle
I don't know but I love this kind of videos, they relax me completely and I forget everything I have pending, it helps me to learn and know, and to think and reflect. And this has been an exception, simply amazing ❤️
Да уж, если бы не наждачная бумага, ни за что бы не отполировать. Очень интересно наблюдать. Благодарю за видио. А сколько всяких машин и средств. Здорово!
Amazing final product! However for future reference, never completely remove a knife’s tang it makes the usability of it almost zero due to the fact it can easily snap off the new handle with pressure! Otherwise great job!
Guy in the video: pulls out a bottle of brown powder. Me: oo, what very elaborately named chemical compound is this? Guy in the video: instant coffee. Me:...
Omg, the before and after is amazing, from the way that Clever looked, I would have never thought you could restore it. Your very good at your job!!!!! 😊
@@AceS_34 thats a fair point, but my problem is mainly with stuff that is used with food, as those pits are breeding grounds for bacteria and are hard to clean, making the knife/whatever not food safe
I can’t help but think that tang is going to snap at the top bolt hole if that cleaver is actually used like a cleaver. The restoration other than that is beautiful.
@@kimohimo60 The tang was originally pretty wide, and he cut it down and made it more narrow. There is very little metal left on either side of where the holes are drilled. If this cleaver is used functionally, this is where the handle may break.
I will say as someone who works in construction, it’s totally bizarre to see such detail and effort being put into your project but using a terrible drill at the same time. The end product is magnificent.
The drill might have sentimental value for him due to it being a gift from a loved one or something like that and as a result he doesn't want to replace it.
@@Freestyle80 I mean that's honestly pretty common, my dad has been a carpenter for over thirty years and he only replaced his hammer once it started literally falling apart. Also why is your comment so antagonist you weirdo, I swear do individuals such as you just simply enjoy being unpleasant to people or are you acting that way cause it's the Internet and therefore you can just go ahead and treat others however you see fit.. Either way I'd say you you got some growing up to do son.
For all the people who are trying to recreate this "funny experiment", he didn't tell you but after 16 hours of electrolyse you potentially are turning your entire room/house in to a bomb. Because electrolysis is skimming from water not only oxygen but also hydrogen making it very dangerous mix. So if you are recreating this remember to ventilate your workspace.
![Axe Restoration [Black Axe With Ebony Handle]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/a93mbHuTsww/mqdefault.jpg)
![Axe Restoration [Black Axe With Ebony Handle]](/img/tr.png)
![Machete Restoration - Rust Bluing [Transformation To A Bunka]](/img/1.gif)
That is not rust my friend that is a slab of concrete.
Your face my friend
@@ozora6236 I did not understand
Ur but my frnd
@@srikanthrocky1737 ur face
@@lordzsanjay4582 fodase
I’m amazed how great the stainless steel substance under all that rust still was
stainless steel doesnt rust
@@MikeHunt420 r/woooosh
@@helpme5983 nice name
@@MikeHunt420 did you miss the joke babe?
私は貴方とは違います
Wow. This thing looked like it was at the bottom of the ocean for 50 years, amazing how well it turned out
I’m the 100th like
It would be funny if they just bought a new one and said, there we go
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I swear it’s always these kinds of videos that I chose to watch instead of sleeping. Couldn’t have found a better one.
Thank you! 🐢
Same, I’m watching this at 4:10am lol
Trying to fix up an old nail, eh ghost?
@@ForgottenShineRestorationi can’t have it back now
That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos
I subscribed to your channel to support you
I love watching videos like these because it's fascinating the results after all process. Besides, it's like a therapy: the environment is so quite, calm and the noises from machines are not loud. All movements are well done and very slow. All of this together, give me a feeling of peace and I fell sleepy.
Thank you very much! 🐢
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Hi.
I agree. There is also a metaphorical visual therapy I think because the object always looks like it’s beyond restoration but that’s not true.
Same here
No idea how I got recommended this but what a treat. Awesome to see the craftsmanship at play, keep up the great work!
Thank you very much! 🐢
Same I got it in recommendation but idk how 👁👄👁
ruclips.net/video/oOsTlstrbGQ/видео.html
Excellent job! 👏🏻
Although it is a great channel and I love it, once I got told that nothing is coincidende. If you got this recommendation it is because you are doing the same with your life: removing rust and shining again! If it's so... trust the process!
It really is astounding what you can do. Many, many people would call that beyond help and just toss it. That sort of thing simply looks beyond repair.
Yep. I’m people.
Don’t get me wrong, what he did was impressive. But in a real situation its a cleaver, just buy a new one instead of going through the trouble of de-rusting it. Unless it holds a sentimental value
You mean every normal people
@@dracopalm7240 I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment
@@sayyamzahid7312 what does it have to do with you living in pakistan?
Outstanding transformation. Had no idea there was so much metal left.. Ficou lindo demais amei.
Thank you very much! 🐢
might've weighed the rough cleaned blade before & after. interesting.
It is a transformation, not restoration
Videos like this make me happy to be alive in a time where these niche crafts can be seen and appreciated by people. A hundred years ago someone like me who works in a completely different industry might have gone their whole life without seeing a restoration. There's also something in seeing an old forgotten tool be brought back for a chance at a second life. Thank you and please keep doing what you're doing.
Thank you very much for your kind words!!😊
I wish I was happy to be alive
Is it just me or does this comment seem to have an odd number of low likes and reply’s for how many views the vid has?
A hundred years ago, when you bought a knife, you bought it with a view to keeping it all your life.
This video is cool and all but how does whatever its called get that dirty?
I have no knowledge of restoring old knives like this, but it’s easy to see that this craftsman/artesian has a ton of knowledge about restoring knives like this and I feel so lucky to have seen this video. Truly amazing work.
Thanks very much! 🐢
artisan*
But overall nice!
these may not be old knifes. the same electrolysis process can be done to a relatively unrusted knife and accelerate it to looking ancient. then title a video as restoring old knifes, profit.
super
you see this is the definition of amazing. This really shows what we can accomplish anything with patience and dedecation.
Keep it up i bet you inspiard many!
Thanks very much! 🐢
Yap, the amazing is how stupidly the tang was destroyed, making this cleaver useless.
you forgot tools and solvents, basically it took a lot of money, so in real world it just does not worth to restore the knife
@@oleksiistri8429 you forgot to include 52 million views on youtube into that equation, chief
@@pnakek do you have 52 million views, when you fix simething at home, cheif?
I love how this channel doesn't even try to be an ASMR (sometimes)but at the same its so satisfying to watch!
Thx for the like btw
I know this is from four months ago so you might not see, but here’s a few suggestions that might help you (though I’m sure you’ve likely learned since then):
-to prevent the “scratched” look, you could wet send with P1200 and/or use a rubbing compound (the latter will really help out a mirror finish)
-the handle is a bit chunky, but that’s no problem at all if it fits in *your* hands well. However I would mention that the front end should be less thick than the back, even with the ergonomic fit. This is just so that you can keep a solid hold on the knife and it won’t go flying, should you give something a good whack with it. Not so much for comfort, just for safety.
-I think there may have been a slight warp in the handle? Or maybe the raw ebony that you laid the handle on was warped and the handle was straight. I honestly don’t know 😂 either way, doesn’t matter too much as long as the end result works, and it definitely does! Good job!
Overall you did a really, really great job! I loved the stains and the handle came together REALLY nicely. I never would have thought of adding ebony dust to the glue to match the color! Definitely earned a sub from me 💜
Thank you so much for your detailed comment!
I have already done that with the finer polishing later, with diamond grinding paste.
That with the handle I actually did not know yet, Thank you!
@@ForgottenShineRestoration No problem!
Oh, good! I’m sure it looks amazing!!
Of course, no problem! I don’t want anyone getting hurt, lol.
Again, it looks sick! Love the final result.
You see this is what RUclips comments should be like. Very nice, very critique, useful comments
@@ForgottenShineRestoration thank you for being so interactive with your community, even when you have a lot of subscribers and working on videos, you still manage to make time to reply to comments as far back as 4 months ago! keep making these videos, I love them
Totally agree about the handle, as an amateur chef it was my first thought. By placing the center of gravity so low you are just asking to hurt yourself. The spine has to be nearly level with the handle, its extremely important for a kitchen knife
My intention was just to see a few minutes but when you electrocuted the steel… I was hooked! The final result was bloody amazing! And apparently I missed wooden work more than i knew. I will definitely use saw dust in glue from now on. Amazing work.
Thank you very much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration I can believe that I thought this was real . . . can you explain yourself?
I don’t think instant coffee stains the metal that dark 💀
Led me to think
@@Michael-mm2zm what are talking about
I was completely mesmerized for 18 mins... beautiful - the process, the presentation, the product - everything.
Thank you very much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration bravo. That was the most satisfying time as for today.
And don't forget the turtle! :D
Legit interesting, but what I liked best was the understated humor. Slurping the jar offscreen made me chuckle, carefully spooning some coffee grounds out of the bottle just to end up dumping the whole thing in there made me guffaw.
I legit thought that wasn't even a cleaver at all, but a rock that was shaped like a cleaver.
Color me amazed, bro. That was satisfying as hell to watch.
Yes
Super-impressive, meticulous in every respect, fascinating, satisfying, and just beautiful to watch. Great job!
Thank you very much! 🐢
Ur right ! Its very cool how He does it !
nice
Przedewszystkim satysfakcynujący
No
These restoration videos are so fascinating and immensely satisfying. It's so easy to get caught in the RUclips rabbit hole with these
ruclips.net/video/fldeOV9qwyM/видео.html
Those are much more satisfying than “satisfying” videos
@Fire Sin said someone with an anime pfp
I just like the idea of repairing and restoring something, instead of throwing it out and buying a new one. Consumer culture is wasteful. Reminds me of "Spend, don't mend", from "Brave New World".
دمت گرم بابا
Ну наконец-то!!!! Кливер! А Я всё время звал его "кухонный топорик"😅
Топорик
That was really awesome, I looked at the clever in the first instance and thought that this is going to turn out bad but as you went through the process I was amazed. The finish was something I never expected and the handle just topped it off. Fantastic restoration, so well done
@Repent or you will likewise perish. no one asked you, go be an evangelist on videos that actually have something to do with religion.
@Repent or you will likewise perish. Keep your mad preaching to the privacy of your own home. You stone age lunatic. Repent and you will still perish like the rest of us you mere mortal!
The most beautiful flowers grow from dirt, the most beautiful people - often scum.
This was fascinating to watch! Keep posting!
Lol I'm here early. First time this early in a verified user's comment
Yo it really was fascinating.
I have no idea why this was on my recommended list. But im Glad I clicked it
@@sportsfanjw559 same here it just popped in my recommendation for some reason
@@TrixMC yea crazy. Maybe cuz I watch alot of cooking videos being a cook myself. But this was just cool to watch
@@sportsfanjw559 yeah
This is amazing! So much time, energy, and labor goes into this work. I think I found my new channel to binge watch!
Thank you very much! 🐢
SAME
I love it
@@ForgottenShineRestoration hoy
good
Adding dust to the glue so it matches the handle is GENIUS. I'm stealing that idea
13:36 we add a little coffee to the water.
Proceeds to add the entire bottle..
"Restoration" sir that is a revival, at best
Necromancy at work here
This was on my recommended and I'm glad I clicked on it. This is really interesting to watch the entire process of how you've recovered this knife ❤
Thank you very much!
aron
ruclips.net/video/41rEkVpcn_M/видео.html
Fun fact: if you double tap a comment, it likes it
That's cool 😎
Wtf....I didn't know
Liked yours just for that
@ARCTURUSST you sound like you do
I did that on your comment and, removed the "like" after this experiment 😂 you:😮
Didn't know there is so much thinking, planning and chemistry involved. Amazing job👍
Thank you!
los otakus se la comen
I agree
@@pepoemanuel405 what
@@bruce_wayne86 The otakus eat it, i talk spanish, and that, isnt something nice, but it is also out of context
와 저 정도면 철기시대 유물 아니냐...
Heeeelllllooooooo
LoL skksksksks
솔직히별로안어려워보임ㅋ
드디어 한국인을 찾았다 ㅠㅠ
@@jkim7293 그럼 직접해보지 그래
녹슨 식칼이라니 분명 국립박물관에서 신라시대 유물로 본 것 같은 비주얼인데
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제말이요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 엄청난 유물인 줄
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4:10 The forbidden orange juice
The person who handcrafted this cleaver centuries ago would be proud of you and happy to see that this item came back to life
its not likely that old relax
"cEnTuRiEs aGo" lmfao!
@@maxfactor4209 bruh he would have had to plan this a minute in advance
Probably an old barn find....
Thanks very much! 🐢
Удивительная работа, мастерство и глубочайшее знание технологий.
As a chef, the clever is beautiful. Gorgeous job. For practical purposes, I think the handle might be a little too thick. You did a beautiful job. 👏 👏 👏 👏
Thank you very much! 🐢
Agreed. Chode of a handle
@@kevincomellas4908 I like the thick handle... with the dark blade and its curving, I think the handle makes the clever look comically comfortable. Very sleek, very clean, and sophisticated, I like it
It's a battle cleaver
@@RadishHead7 cleavers were never used in combat
Love watching your restorations. You can take the most rusted/puttied item and sand all the putting off the restored item. I see that others don’t get the results you do. Magnificent
Thank you very much for your great feedback! 🐢
I think weather this is true or no, however good presentation
It’s incredible how you took a rusted up cleaver with thick layers of rust and dirt and made it into a sharp, very nice looking cleaver.
Не знаю, как мне это порекомендовали, но какое удовольствие. Удивительно видеть мастерство в игре, продолжайте в том же духе
Throughly impressed on the sharpness of the finished product
I've watched this several times over the last few months, still very satisfying!
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! The amount of effort you put into it shows how dedicated you are to your craft!!
Thank you very much!
@@ForgottenShineRestoration realy awesome your video is little funny 😄
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That cleaver is absolutely amazing. I wanna buy one just like that
Thanks very much! 🐢
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Tutel
Sooo.. who cares
@@gamingwarlord4447 I care.
No music, no human sound, satifying video... Just what i need before sleep 👍👍👍
Thank you! 🤗
Right
Just like me, incredible 😅
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oh boy, i thought you wern't gonna cut something with it, but then you did, video saved!
This is amazing. Kudos to you for doing work like this and bringing these amazing pieces back to life.
Never seen someone restore something so rusted before. I wouldn't have thought there was anything left to save. Very impressive!
Thank you very much for your kind words!
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The color from the coffee came out so beautiful, also the handle is great. And it's sharp as well. I'm a chef and I'll totally buy this
Thanks very much! 🐢
Considering what he went through to restore this, I'm sure it's not for sale😉
@@SIM2014 everything is on sale for the right price
@@bayscit ummm
@@bayscit uhhhh
Coffee flavored cleaver! My favorite!
Love it, the handle I’m not a fan of personally but the whole thing still looks amazing!
Feel the exact same way
What’s wrong with the handle he made?
@@redpillsatori3020 it’s a beautiful handle, I just don’t like when the handle sticks that far above the spine of the blade. Just a personal preference is all.
@@uummm654 ..ah ok. Other people were complaining that it was too thick as well, and should be better contoured to not slip out of the hand
I think he weakened the tang by removing all that material and making the rivet holes too big, this things are supposed to withstand heavy hits.
I’m so glad that I was recommended your channel. It was incredibly satisfying to see the final result and the whole process from start to finish. Keep making more of these!
Thank you very much! I want to do more.😅
@@ForgottenShineRestoration you should’ve put on some music while you’re restoring that cleaver like mona lisa over drive by juno reactor
@@mdmjr2468 Personally I think it's better without music
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Que paciencia la del señor 😌👌
El resultado increíble
Perfect
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@@bernaveraz9694 admin 🤣🧐🥂
Wow. Probably the most satisfying thing I've ever watched. Wild amount of skills this man has.
Thank you s much! 🐢
I am so surprised that the cleaver turned out like that! Your very good at your job! Amazing transformation! 👍😁
Thank you very much! 🐢
I'm a chemistry student and when I saw the electrolysis reaction I got really excited! it's so interesting to see how things work in real life after learning just the theory for so long!
the end result looks gorgeous, even more so with the fact that the blade looks different when you tilt it
Thanks very much! 🐢
Rapaz !!! Que belíssima obra de arte !
Pensei que iria mudar pelo fato de haver sido retirado uma parte e feito modificações, mas o resultado final, compensou e muito !
Parabéns pelo tão fino trato, dado a uma peça, que certamente estaria condenada a voltar à terra, como um pedaço de metal corroído.
Espetacular suas técnicas !!!
Obrigado pelo seu ótimo comentário!🤩🤩
Very nice! That said, the pitting was a really cool texture. Would have been interesting to see it with a nice edge and grind.
I agree.
Good to see people are still doing this type of craftsmanship to this day! You have an amazing job lad!
@@depression_isnt_real 1 thousand views is around $4-$7 usd so you do the math lol
@@depression_isnt_real Since you call yourself an anime geek, I’d much rather Believe my opinion as being correct.
@@Paradoxical124 Not sure what them liking anime has to do with anything but they're actually not wrong, RPM varies wildly from creator to creator and a smaller channel like this isn't likely pulling in a lot of money per thousand views, channels like this usually either resell the items they repair, do sponsorship deals, or have a patreon, the channels on the higher end of RPM are usually your viral channels or dude-bros of the community, staple channels like Pewdiepie, etc usually sit somewhere around the middle of the pay scale and make a majority of their money off massive sponsorships and personal merch sales.
Edit: In this case it appears they take donation and use affiliate links another popular way for creators to earn a little extra, also this isn't an opinion it's fact it's fairly well known how this industry works by now, please take a second to research it.
@@BossKernel You probably wouldn’t get it, there is a long study to determine if people who watch anime are less capable and less intelligent than others who do not watch anime.
@@BossKernel Well a few months ago I took a few seconds to do research so maybe it’s changed by then!
유튜브 알고리즘이 나를 여기로 인도했네.재미있는 영상 잘 봤어요👍
Não acredito que nos países a fora essa frase tbm é usada
Qual o seu nome
@@CRVLHOFF_ 굳이 이름까지 ㅋㅋㅋ 한국인입니다
So many languages are used in this reply section, it is absolutely astonishing.
Lo mismo digo.
Everytime I watch one of these restorations I cannot believe my eyes over the final product. Also, the amount of knowledge and skill that it requires is wonderous. From the science to the sheer skill of the shaping of the pieces is extraordinary.
Thank you very much! 🐢
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That is some BLACK MAGIC right there! Good job!
What a clever cleaver cleaner you are! I would not think there was enough good metal left in that cleaver to make restoration worth the time. But I was happy to be proven wrong!
Thank you for looking deeply into these implements and seeing that they still have much life left in them another fascinating resurrection.
Thank you for your humor and your
Artisan eye. Love your assistant Sir Turtle
@DON'T CLICK THIS VIDEO خززممممخ
I don't know but I love this kind of videos, they relax me completely and I forget everything I have pending, it helps me to learn and know, and to think and reflect. And this has been an exception, simply amazing ❤️
Thank you very much for your great comment! 🤩 👍 🐢
Love the hidden tang modification you did for the cleaver
So relaxing to watch oddly, I love watching people make things, and the skills, and so glad there is no music!!!
Thank you very much! 🐢
4:52 When I leave my peice of bread in the toaster for too long
Lol tru
#relatable
You grind the handle down?
He’s so gentle with everything, I freaking love it 😂🥺
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@DharMandhar man?
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wdym he just put the whole instant coffee in the water lol
Finally a girl who doesn't love "bad" boys 😄
Mindblowing ❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration most welcome 😊
Esos 18 minutos valieron la pena totalmente y el trabajo que hizo el señor espectacular y la paciencia es un hombre de admirar
¡Muchas gracias!
Skrue driver kondulla Pani moshamay pooyilla🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Excellent job! Absolutely fantastic! Beautiful! Your dedication is commendable! Thanks for showing us the way to do this! I am SO inspired!
Thank you very much!
@@ForgottenShineRestoration hi
This sounds sarcastic
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Да уж, если бы не наждачная бумага, ни за что бы не отполировать. Очень интересно наблюдать. Благодарю за видио. А сколько всяких машин и средств. Здорово!
Hi, me and my friends tend to watch this video when we're about to sleep, it's very relaxing so we like it! Keep the good work!!!
HOLA SOPY EL AMIGO
Thank you very much! 😅🐢
loved the video. the work on the knife is beautiful, and the edit is great
Pro tip: when sanding steel always go with the grain of the steel, never go against it because it will look scratched.
Thank you for the tip!
A figure eight motion works the best in my experience
@@Dboggs55 I've been doing it for a while and I know any time you go against the grain of the steel you get scratches
Yes. When the direction of sanding is changed, the resulting scratches are damned near impossible to remove.
@@Ricopolico it’s almost worse than the deep original scratches.
Amazing final product! However for future reference, never completely remove a knife’s tang it makes the usability of it almost zero due to the fact it can easily snap off the new handle with pressure! Otherwise great job!
What's the "tang"?
@@silverbat5873 I was thinking the same thing maybe like the part of the handle they removed?🤔
@@katrinahunter5750 its the part of the knife that extends into the handle
Same what is a tang
I agree! I would have never done that to the tang!
This is my favorite restoration so far. I always come back to watch it whenever i feel stressed ❤
Outstanding transformation. Had no idea there was so much metal left.
Because there shouldn't. Don't be surprised. You should realize a fake video when you see one.
Guy in the video: pulls out a bottle of brown powder.
Me: oo, what very elaborately named chemical compound is this?
Guy in the video: instant coffee.
Me:...
I really like how slowly you restored this gorgeous cleaver! You are a Master of your trade! Thank you for sharing.
Really appreciate your hardwork
So glad you removed all the pitting. Drives me nuts when people leave that and just sharpen the edge. Great job!
Jonah weinshenker trying not to cut edges anymore, lot of work but glad about the result, thank you!
Me too! Always think of all the food residue that will accumulate in those pittings
Yes!
I'm really grateful that there's no music in this.. Soo relaxing and soo good
thats what we wanne do - just the sound of someone working on stuff
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Wow
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Omg, the before and after is amazing, from the way that Clever looked, I would have never thought you could restore it. Your very good at your job!!!!! 😊
Thank you so much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration you are good at restoring
hm yes clever
@@Red-gv1pbvery clever
Extremely clever
The finished product is beautiful
Thank you very much! 🐢
Me alegra que el algoritmo de RUclips me haya recomendado está belleza
Haya*
Hola :>
@@bautistariveira686 ya ta bro
@@kenkaneki4472 si jajaja
Amazing job👍
Thanks very much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration hi guy
finally, a restoration channel that doesnt leave the pits in the knife.
Whats a pit
the little divots in the blade after the rust is removed
FOR REAL IT DRIVES ME CRAZY. With just a little more work they could absolutely get them out!
I find the pits pretty cool because it like shows how old it really is
@@AceS_34 thats a fair point, but my problem is mainly with stuff that is used with food, as those pits are breeding grounds for bacteria and are hard to clean, making the knife/whatever not food safe
This is downright beautiful!
Thank you! 🐢
I can’t help but think that tang is going to snap at the top bolt hole if that cleaver is actually used like a cleaver.
The restoration other than that is beautiful.
I'm sorry but can you explain how?
@@kimohimo60 The tang was originally pretty wide, and he cut it down and made it more narrow. There is very little metal left on either side of where the holes are drilled. If this cleaver is used functionally, this is where the handle may break.
@@kimohimo60 There are two weak spots. It’s not much material left around the holes and the sharp angles creates stress points in the steel.
Henrik Norén ohhh I guess I'm just stupid
@@kimohimo60 I doubt that you are. 😊
I feel like you could start by sandblasting this to save a lot of time, but the metal restoration is super clean
He started by putting a clean blade in acid.
Insanooooo : ruclips.net/video/hY7vOppUR60/видео.html
I will say as someone who works in construction, it’s totally bizarre to see such detail and effort being put into your project but using a terrible drill at the same time.
The end product is magnificent.
The drill might have sentimental value for him due to it being a gift from a loved one or something like that and as a result he doesn't want to replace it.
@@Doomseer right, lets assume that for no reason whatsoever
@@Freestyle80 I mean that's honestly pretty common, my dad has been a carpenter for over thirty years and he only replaced his hammer once it started literally falling apart. Also why is your comment so antagonist you weirdo, I swear do individuals such as you just simply enjoy being unpleasant to people or are you acting that way cause it's the Internet and therefore you can just go ahead and treat others however you see fit.. Either way I'd say you you got some growing up to do son.
Perfect job
Masterful work, truly commendable! One has to wonder though, how old must this tool be?
like 70 years old
@@lonelyguy5326 a rather impressive age nonetheless.
Tong was destroy and the cleaver is useless.
Everyone's a critic these days, it seems.
@@tombarski5075 we have an armchair restorer, I see.
The way all the sanding stuff went "scrtchy scrtchy scrtchy scrtch" in all the deepest tones just 👌
Isso e tão satisfatório e interessante ao mesmo tempo, parabéns ótimo trabalho, ficou incrível
Muito obrigado!
Suquinho de tétano
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Das wird nie langweilig anzuschauen habe dieses Video schon zum vierten mal angeschaut 😂❤
Das freut mich zu lesen! Weiterhin viel Spaß damit! 🤪🤩🐢
For all the people who are trying to recreate this "funny experiment", he didn't tell you but after 16 hours of electrolyse you potentially are turning your entire room/house in to a bomb. Because electrolysis is skimming from water not only oxygen but also hydrogen making it very dangerous mix. So if you are recreating this remember to ventilate your workspace.
Or just be educated before you do things like that lol
@@nikothagod9838 this is education
@@codedroneomg he’s referring to people possibly just doing it on their own when you should do research before doing anything like this anyway
@@codedroneomg my man
@@nikothagod9838 no shit why do u think he just said that, too educated stoopid
PERFECT. Impressive restoration techniques. It also has a wide range of tools. I would love to have a workshop just like yours.
Thank you very much!
La calma hace a la calidad todo un crack 👏
Man,this is art… literally
Thank you! 🐢