Extremely Rusty M1895 Mannlicher Bayonet Restoration

In this video I will show restoration of the Netherlands M1895 Mannlicher Bayonet. This bayonet has been in the ground for 77 years.
General information :
www.bajonet.be/bajonetten/eng_...
After more then seven years of testing the Royal Netherlands Army finally got its new rifle in 1895. On the 4 th of december 1895 it was decided that a Mannlicher weapon (Calibre: 6,5 x 53,5 R) would act as the new standard service rifle known as the M95.
This M95 rifle and its carbine variants would stay the standard service rifles for the Royal Netherlands Army, Royal Netherlands Navy and the Royal Dutch-Indies Army (KNIL) until the second world war. The arrival of the new rifles and carbines also meant that the old Beaumont rifle bayonets had to be replaced for new M95 bayonets.
During the rifle testings also different models of bayonets were tested. This finally resulted that the choice was made for a bayonet with strong recembalance to the Brittish Lee-Metford rifle. The M95 rifle bayonet had a triangular, almost 36 cm long T-back blade, by a total length of almost 48 cm. Initialy the bayonets were ordered by three forreign suppliers: the Oesterreichische Waffenfabriks Gesellschaft in Steyr (marked with OEWG), Alexander Coppel in Solingen (marked with A C and a balance scale) and the firm of Weyersberg & Kirschbaum in Solingen (marked with W.K. & C.). In 1904 the Dutch started to fabricate their own bayonets which was done at Staatsbedrijf der Artillerie Inrichtingen (marked with HEMBRUG).
Since the arrival of the M95 rifle it took several years before the bayonet got its definitive form. Since approximately 1900 the hooked quillon disapeared, while in 1905 the leather scabbard got a brass finial and a securing leather strap.
With the occupation of the Netherlands in 1940 by the Germans, the bayonets of the M1895 continued their service - now to the new "masters." Dutch bayonets were transferred to Dutch volunteers who joined the German army and SS troops (for the Dutch SS - see above), as well as other German units. In accordance with the original technical documentation of November 23, 1942, the Germans renamed bayonets to Dutch rifles and carbines of the Manlicher M1895 system. So, the needle bayonet for carbine M1895 No. 1 Old Model ("old model") for the Germans received the designation Bajonett 110 (h). Infantry bayonet arr. 1895 (M1895) of the first type (with a hook on the cross of the handle) received the designation Seitengewehr 101 (h), and the pin without a hook - Seitengewehr 102 (h). The bayonet M1895 to carbine No. 1 N.M. ("new model") received the designation Seitengewehr 103 (h), and the bayonet to carbines No. 3 and No. 4 - Seitengewehr 104 (h). At some of the Dutch bayonets, the M1895 blades were shortened to 280 mm. Leather scabbard was also shortened.
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[@kalisvarkrom9937]

When you first started cleaning it. I thought if someone was good enough with a welder, they could fill them little pit holes and replace the edge. And look what you did. I'm impressed. Great Work there.

[@erikbenavides921]

impressive indeed i didnt expect the outcome

[@michaelshittmann5325]

Beautifully done, glad to see history being preserved.

[@johnfletcher2445]

At first I was crying when u was welding it thinking u have destroyed it but I was wrong great job dude 👍

[@____o____279]

Same but holy shit👍

[@Damian-db7gq]

This Type of films help me when i want to sleep

[@restaurandocoisasvelhas]

Thank you. A hug from Brazil.

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What an improvement, great job.

[@RestorationAustralia]

Looks great well done.

[@mikerogers582]

Love your work!

[@CaptainFordoArc77]

Hell yeah! Keep up the awesome work!

[@scotten34]

Looks fantastic 🙏

[@vintagemachineworks]

Great work

[@customrestoration5317]

Amazing job and results 😊👍

[@claudio4189]

New Life, New Bayonet ✨🗡️

[@iamthereaperofmyowndeath.3786]

Wow that's pretty awesome

[@openchechnya]

Great job, man!

[@georgeclontd4984]

Very well done. Bravo.

[@TheWarloo]

Good job. You didnt destroy the object, you save it. Congrats !

[@antonjensen1088]

Good! Love it!

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Nice work

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Nice work! 🇷🇸

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Good job👏

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[@VOVAR]

Good job and nice finish

[@Lesswoodcustoms]

Great result!

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks a lot!

[@tristanbarnett6271]

Awesome man you took an old rusted bayonet that most people would just throw out or not restore because they'll think it's too far gone and you brought it back to life awesome job keep up the good work

[@eliasabreu2311]

Um excelente trabalho!✌️👍

[@RISCHARD1238]

everyone: there's practically no metal on that thing WWII Tube Restoration: then lets add more metal to it everyone: ....

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I like it man👍

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Nice work 👍👍👍

[@billskinner623]

That's a really good job.

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks bro.

[@statiraprs1471]

You are a miracle worker

[@konumrestoration4477]

very good job

[@user-mw5tm1ic7b]

It's very rare bayonet. And after restoration it can stand in collection on WW1

[@swampwar]

Very interesting bayonet, and very rare.

[@swampwar]

@Da4nik ты таких много нашел?

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Yeah, I will watch later, but already liked for sure

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*Super!!!👍👍👍*

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Great job 👍 I like it 👍

[@Kopvgermanii]

Спасибо за Видео 👍 🇩🇪

[@waislanperini7481]

Perfect

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Verry nice

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Замечательная работа!..

[@stefanallgauer7276]

Nice Job. Thanx for Showing. ;0)) Grüßle

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Cómo siempre excelente trabajó . Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo

[@karinaleles1004]

Excelente! Like👍

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Nice

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Wow that blow my mind i know it was going to turn out good but dam well done give your self a pat on the back 👏 👍

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Great

[@fatmesmail7617]

Bravo maestro

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks bro.

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Молодец хорошая работа 👍👍👍

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*Respekt!*

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Beauty

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[@thegoatmachinetdm1143]

Wow what a restoration (more likely a referbishment because there is alot of worth there)you turned that metal back to what it was in a imposible way . Guys dont try this on any bayonet that isnt as how bad this bayonet used to be.

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks for watching

[@petergaiser4213]

Why are you blueing the steel blade? Great workmanship. Bravo

[@user-gc1uz2sq1t]

Потрудился хорошо, со сварщиком повезло хорошо варит.👍

[@swampwar]

Тоже заметил профессионализм сварщика? Реально молодец.

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Хорошие видео делаешь!!!

[@Slash25773]

От сварки старый металл не отгорает даже на низких токах? Не всегда же получается варить? ВЫ один из реальных восстановителей предметов второй мировой войны.

[@user-bi2jw9yu1f]

Браво! Вернули к жизни предмет.

[@Jensenlolman]

10 out of 10. Would get poked by again.

[@yavatnik]

Посмотрел,лайк поставил,поделился

[@Momo_Kawashima]

We a know he didn't restore it, he just wounded time in reverse until 1895, then showed us him toying around with an old kitchen knife

[@user-ph2du1gm5m]

Отлично

[@user-bi2gs2ho3p]

Молодец конечно но я в свое время такие находки просто выкидывал и незаморачивался благо дело под Брянском этого добра было навалом,а немецких касок возле полей горками валялись

[@user-hh6es1uo7l]

👍👍🔥!!!

[@Canned_Beef]

Just a tip, but with a proper camera. Filming welding can damage the camera.

[@mickymouse6080]

Che tipo di rivetti sono ? Grazie 🙏🏻

[@38POPYGAEV]

Dark color, it’s no good , but you good master , thanks for the video

[@TheMasakura]

Не плохо но имея такие инструменты и оборудование можно делать идеально

[@Tim-57]

All I can say is... Wow🙂

[@percyolivas1128]

you need a lot of TIG to restore a rusty bayonet great¡¡¡

[@ianportter1257]

soldar esa hoja fue arriesgado... pudiste partirla... te felisito

[@mr.Valeev]

Настоящий мастер своего дела.👍🇷🇺🇹🇷

[@SummerCrowfpv]

I have a bayonet that is almost identical to this the engraving on the blade says it’s an 1877 version…it’s in mint condition compared to this one with scabbard

[@muffinman3111]

Not a mannlicher bayonet probably a gras bayonet

[@milkwalker3259]

What kind of welder do you use

[@99knives]

Miller makes the best ones IMO

[@Lenta7735]

Sanding those weld spots must be a nightmare

[@martimhenriques1169]

I've got a question: when you put helmets in the oxalic acid, does the paint get any damage? And how do you prevent the helmets from getting rusty again?

[@user-pm3uc6vr7y]

супер

[@danielfrazier6548]

I'm guessing that attached to the M1

[@VOVAR]

👍 New subscriber 🔔

[@Kssav]

I hope it lasts another 100+ years

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Супер 💣💣💣💣💣💣!!!!!

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👍👍

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👍

[@jerrykellerman9725]

Dosed off came to my damn did you d it looks great 👍🏽 how now Charlie Brown

[@FordFracture]

But will it poke 🤔

[@grahamparr3933]

Could you temper the blade at all.

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

There's no reason to do that. I am not going to fight with him or go on a bayonet attack. This is an item in the collection for beauty.

[@adolmuh]

Gibt es auch weibliche Bajonett?🤔

[@nguyendevlog9585]

Goog

[@user-zw6lf4io7k]

Получилась - как я понимаю - чисто декоративная штука....

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RANGER KHINF.

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Cuánto cuesta Infonavit

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Гут Гут

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[@CarsRestored]

Me: No way he can restore this WWII Tube Restoration: Hold my tools

[@EIABEAAA]

Its not an austrian steyr mannlicher its an dutch hembrug bayonet

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

M1895 "Netherlands Mannlicher" or "Hembrug" that's the same thing.

[@dmitriyyuryewitch7068]

Спасибо. Ваша работа, это пример того, почему нельзя покупать предметы антиквариата у незнакомых людей. P.S. Учитывая потраченное вами время, было бы проще лезвие изготовить заново и приварить к рукоятке.