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10/10 restoration, only criticism I have is that when reassembling the handles and blade together, you put the latch handle as the "safe" handle for flipping the knife, it's supposed to be on the "bite" handle of the knife. Quick explanation for people who don't know much about butterfly knives and its flipping techniques, the bite handle as inferred by the name is the handle that the blade faces when closing, meaning if you are holding that blade and flipping it, your chances of being bit by the knife increases. The safe handle is self explanatory since it's the opposite of the bite handle. The latch goes on the bite handle both for comfort, practicality, and because of some tricks involving the latch. Your work on restoring the parts is amazing 10/10, just the reassembly I'd say is just because you probably didn't know that much about the knife, I assume that is the reason since anyone I've met who loves butterfly knives immediately starts flipping it when its in their hands.

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Most definitely a 10

Oh shit I made the blade to long knife

Better than new, 10

10

Your restoration, as always, is 10/10. The knife design, however, gets a 1. 1 severed femoral artery.😂

Una belleza!

Amazing work !!!

beautiful!

beautiful!

Rate 1 to 10 1000 awesome

10/10 as always !!!

Could have been restored much more. feel like i wasted my time watching

ရှင်းလင်းချက်သည် မည်သည့်သင်္ကေတဝန်ကိုမျှ မသယ်ဆောင်ပါ။ ရုပ်သံလိုင်းကို ထောက်ပံ့ရန်သာ ဖန်တီးခဲ့သော်လည်း စာရေးဆရာသည် ရုပ်ဖြောင့်

10/10 I want This

CCCP SAILOR KNIFE made in Vosrma ( Russia ) ..in OCTUBRE CUTLERY circa 1973 - 1990 -91 , civil model ( no military ) fron marine merchant and fishermans ..

woooowww,,nice

I think I've seen one of them before but it was same design an think it was an old military one

That shell was handed down by his grait uncle rhinhof..you will need this in your future.our elders seem to be right on most things

Is there a difference in the name when its double edged with the wavey design people??

Never owned one of them but found a few..always damaged loose bent an blunt..just used them as a screwdriver as a kid..also band in🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Scotland..blades have to be under 3" and has to be a fixed blade i think🤷🏻‍♂️..outlawed guns completely because of one school shooting by an adult but knife crime has always been as common as getting a taxi

10 out of 10🎉

Also known as to apex players as Octanes heirloom 😂

Al ser una navaja retráctil; no entiendo porque la hoja es mas larga que la empuñadura. Resulta peligroso.

8:32 "nooo no no no nooo nooo nooooooo"

I would like to thank you for the vids..but also like to see one that you've made yourself..switch/flick or fixed blade dealers choice 🤷🏻‍♂️👍

Still looks terrible lol nice try

12 / 10 amazing work

Don’t let my girlfriend get a hold of that she’ll use it for something else

I would have to give it a 10 for sure and being a knife collector I enjoyed this a lot keep up the great work!

A funny thing about rust is it erodes away material, not add to it like it seems to in this video.

Wow, Darth Vader came to mind toward the end.

I dont think the orginal use was hunting it looks unique at least i wonder what the unprotected tip was designed for and if there was a leather sheath that it belonged in.

🪓☺️… 8 out of 7…

I have what appears to be one of those only newer, in better condition, and lacking guards. Would I carry it? I must own at least 100 better options no matter what the intended use is. You did a nice job on restoring yours. Enjoy and happy new year.

It’s called a butterfly knife in Canada and usa

1-10? 12. This turned out BEAUTIFUL!!

11 👌🏼

I like the hammered look on the brass pieces but it would have been cool to see you engraved the filigree on them.

10 very good job,,,

100

10

8:29 every ipad kid when you take the ipad away 😢

Looks great I say 10

10 out of 10 😎👍

Good job!! Why you don't let the helmet more hours in the acid?

We wish you safe holidays and an even better New Year.

Real beauty 😍