Restore a bayonet, OK, but first try do document yourself, you won't write so many mistakes. The invention of the bayonet by Bayonne peasants is most likely a legend. And this bayonet isn't a US 1917, but a 1905 made for the 1903 Springfield rifle. Otherwise a nice job, but in 1917, all the American bayonets made then were blued.

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this video sucks and the gun is ruined

Nice job fella?

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Excelente trabajo, realmente una maravilla

El oxido tambien se le puede quitar dejando las piezas metalicas sumergidas el aceite de girasol una semana o 10 dias

Just a pile of junk thrown outside in the rain to rust and make videos with later. It's literally just a 20 dollar mall sword sold for probably double and bought by idiots like him. It's not even a real sword by any standards what so ever

You can DIY a sand blaster for surface cleaning and preparation.

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That is a lot of work on a bayonet that is not very collectable. in good condition with scabbard they can be found at auctions for less than $75. They turn up frequently at auctions. I own one.

That is a U.S. Model of 1905 bayonet made at the U.S. Arsenal at Springfield, Massachusetts in 1917. It was made to fit the U.S. Model 1903 Springfield rifle but it will fit the U.S. M1 Garand rifle. the grips are walnut wood. The mechanism under the grips to to lock the bayonet in the scabbard. Depressing the catch allows the bayonet to be withdrawn.

Ce faucheux à broches était appelé à l'époque le revolver des curés.

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youre supposed to wait for wicks to absorb the oil not light them right away....

Steel needs to be plated with copper first before plating with nickel. Also, I have one of these sword bayonets. The blade appears to be completely plated in nickel. I suspect though, that the rest of the steel hardware may have been blued, but I am not sure.

I had that same bayonet when I was a kid, I bought it from an antique store in Connecticut when I was 12. That's was 50 years ago. Lol

A worthy restoration for a beautiful lantern. Thank you for sharing.

Cuando has cambiado las cachas originales he quitado el video...

That sir is not a restoration. That is stripping the metal.

He visto videos de restauraciones de armas, pero este es lo maximo!!!

Excellent job

It's a candel lamp.

Sorry, but not impressed restoration. It would be better to grind and polish the blade, so that it is smooth and all the imperfections disappeared.

What kind of restoration is this when you destroyed the original engraving with sandpaper? Replacing the original with something new and different cannot be called restoration.

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Nice job , but would of not made new wooden grips, as not only did I feel that it was unnecessary labour, but detracted from the finished job of restoration , only my opinion of course !

Calcium carbide doesn't produce just any old gas. It produces acetylene - VERY volatile! Also, it seems your soldering fire is a little too cold. The solder should flow, not glob up. BUT HEY! YOU are the artist here, so you are in charge. Excellent video, by the way. Thanks for making it.

All 3 were simply stunning, impressive skills. I'm just in the process of doing a parafin lamp aswell, and have a train carriage lamp sitting in the 'to do' pile. What do you use for the welding, is it tin? Great work 👍👏

Super vidéo, une belle lampe pour éclairer nos ruelles sombre, bravo continuez comme ça ! ❤😊

Awesome work! I think it would be more efficient if you part this video in 3. People like shorter videos and it will also help you with yt algorytm if you will have more videos and upload often

didnt know you where restoring 3 items but still enjoyed watching

Excellent work on all three. Suggestion: in your video title, indicate the number of items that will be restored. It's more interesting to know that you're seeing three 20-minute restorations rather than one 1-hour restoration. Keep up the good work!

Increíbles restauraciones, me encantan! Te felicito

Du déjà vu…?🤔 mais bonne vidéo 🤗

Master! High class! Thank you very much!

Just a suggestion, take it apart first. It is easier to clean and paint.

Tutorial di come rovinare una splendida revolver 1850 !!

Way to wave the white flag and go with gels instead of getting actual tinted glass. As someone who likes fomenting conflict, I just wanted to say that. Red glass costs more because real red glass uses gold. Honestly, I'm surprised, with the quality of the rest of your restoration, I would have gone with real glass. Yes, I'm just poking fun, I know France and America are long time allies. We could use your experience in dealing with despots lately.

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Qu'est-ce qu'il faut mettre pour empêcher la rouille de se former ?

Зачем разбирать предмет целиком ???!!!! ЭТО ИДИОТИЗМ !!!!! ВОПРОС АВТОРУ - ТЫ ИДИОТ ????????

👍👏👏👏💯 Parabéns pelo trabalho . . . ! ... bem, tenho uma exatamente igual, original. restaurada por encomenda ao armeiro Bodolay, Brasil ... não sabia ser Chassepot, tão antiga ! *YATAGÃ* originária da Turquia, descendente do sabre turco-mongol, por suas folhas curvas, herdadas das espadas das tribos nômades vindas das estepes da Mongólia. Exposta com outras em m/ mesa de sala, junto com mais belezuras ! AAAAOOOÔW PAAAXAAAÃO . . . ! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 💯 🦁 🇧🇷 🍀

I have one, new, from the german Army, II GW . . . !