Extremely Rusty Mauser 98K Bayonet Restoration

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

It turned out to be a bit of a long video. I didn 't want to divide it into two separate videos.

[@360craftdaily4]

Nice

[@federholzstahl8691]

Are you sure its from WW2 ?! For me it locks like from WW1 because it is so long !

[@garretbraun8805]

can i have one of the helmets

[@federholzstahl8691]

@@garretbraun8805 What for ? To play GERMAN ?!

[@garretbraun8805]

@@federholzstahl8691 yeah what else

[@jorikdebraekeleer]

Always delighted when someone restores a blade instead of turning it into a mirror-polished, epoxy filled showpiece that has nothing to do with the original. Excellent job, what you did with that scabbard was nothing short of magic.

[@wilhelmvonhohenzollern6582]

Its actually not a kar98 bayonet, its for the Gewher 98 the ww1 long version. The bayonet itself is if im not wrong an m98 wich was issiued to the troops in the beggining of the war until they were starting to change them out for the newer and better 98/05 artillery bayonets. Still a great video tho, love your content man!

[@A21N]

That is be already the Seitengewehr 98/05 And "there is no" M98. There was only the Seitengewehr 98/05 (or a other name: Seitengewehr Modell 98/05) the M stands for Modell. So it is actually the Seitengewehr 98/05 ;) Also if you put m98 bayonet on google you'll just find the Seitengewehr 98/05 ;)

[@wilhelmvonhohenzollern6582]

@@A21N the Seitengewher is much shorter than the bayonet in the video, you can also see how the bayonet bends when the guy was cleaning the end of the bayonet, And there is a m98 or m1898 bayonet If there woudnt be one, there woud be no 1898/05. You can read about the bayonet and see some pictures here: www.gotavapen.se/gota/artiklar/98bayonets/98bayonets1.htm

[@wilhelmvonhohenzollern6582]

@@A21N Also if you compare the lenghts of the bayonet on the site to the lenghts of the bayonet in the description of the video, the almost match up

[@A21N]

Oh, you mean that without / 05. I misunderstood something, it was my mistake. Sorry

[@wilhelmvonhohenzollern6582]

@@A21N its allright my friend, we all make mistakes sometimes

[@DrBF3000]

Никаких попыток удалить ржавчину изнутри ножен, финальная покраска из балончика... Круто...

[@ДарханЮсупов-с6м]

Хорошо реставрирует тот человек, с канала my mechanic, остальные так себе

[@timprofessor4929]

@@ДарханЮсупов-с6м там есть еще Тиси и Проекты Черной Бороды. Остальные - просто закос по стилю без какой-либо смысловой нагрузки. Когда-то до них доберется Дью.

[@RusYellowMouse]

Боюсь они не поймут сарказм...

[@василийветров-з9ы]

Помимо этого, само полотно кортика осталось в кратерах, хотя толщина металла позволяет вывести в идеал... короче это половина от того что нужно сделать...

[@andys109]

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[@helojoe92]

Damn, I didn't expect much when i saw the rusty mess in the beginning, but it turns out there was whole lot more left than what it looked like! Great work!

[@vtevalrod]

Para gente como yo, que ve los vídeos como un reportaje, jamás se me ocurriría siquiera intentar "restaurar" un cuchillo de cocina con algo de óxido, 😂🤣, decirte que no me importaría que el vídeo durase media hora más, y me he quedado con las ganas de ver como restauras el interior. Ha sido un placer verte trabajar en esta restauración. Mis felicitaciones. 👍👏👍👏👍👏

[@anekdot_ot_jelika]

Приятно видеть что не перевелись еще мужики способные работать руками. Умничка и руки золотые

[@edmarkham2632]

That is quite an amazing recovery. I didn't think you could do much with the sword. But, you did . I think you got as much out of that item as much was possible. Nice job.

[@ivanivanovich4443]

а на кой там прушинка,кто знает?

[@АлексейНосков-о8о]

Хорошая работа Мастер,восстановить из куска ржавчины штык пролежавший 100 лет в земле,это большое исскуство.Лови лайк и мое Уважение.

[@captainbubbles5509]

You are the only restoration channel I respect Firstly, because of the WW2 aspect, as well as doing both sides of the war not just American items, and second, your items are truly rusted and aged not items that are oxidized solely for the purpose of restoration for a video. Keep it up please

[@JustaGuy1250]

so you bought the Bayonet, and got the ants with it for free? what a deal!

[@luc1pop]

Extra protein!

[@willtheww2collector742]

disgusting, I hate ants lol. that would be my worst nightmare. ( oh look a lovely bayonet let's take it apar........HOLY COW)

[@tristanbarnett6271]

Very well done my friend I've never seen any of your videos on till now I just stumbled across it looking at knife restorations in your video popped up me and my father both watched your video very impressive with the soldering on the Scabbard and very impressive with the welding technique very good work and keep restoring pieces of History

[@JamesSmith-dy6el]

I just got this notification. Cool! A new restoration to watch while I eat my breakfast, perfect.😁

[@materialguuuurl1977]

Amazing job! I always like watching your videos before I sleep cause it helps me relax, but man, I was anxious the whole time because of the inside of it 😂 I don't know if there is a way to clean the inside of it from rust and stuff except maybe chemicals?

[@samanthazeiger1553]

Wow. I mean. Wow wow wow. That scabbard is so pretty. I could not believe you got it to look so smooth

[@militariacollectablesbelgium]

You made a piece of rust back into a bayonet. Not a big fan of hard restore of these objects but no harm is done here. The bayonet was already gone. So by that, you did a good job and it was fun to watch! Dont understand these disslikes?.. bayonet was already gone so, its no harm to test on it in my opinion.

[@vipguyschnorgi6629]

Good Job. It would be nice to know what material you use in the process, the paint the powder and the Paste. Looking forward to seeing more. Nice video 👍

[@DaiPheo]

*The video is very good, very great. I am from Vietnam looking forward to learning and learning with help from you guys, Thanks*

[@willieterblanche9417]

This man is a craftsman in his own right well done

[@cynthiacooper8288]

I wish you would do some chipping and scrubbing before you sand blast. This is just a little problem I have with so much sand blasting I get bored watching, but it takes nothing from the great jobs you always bring to us. I enjoy your videos so much! Thanks!

[@jaismohamad1497]

Wow! That's German steel for you. Still bright and strong after all these years

[@johnharmon9466]

Nothing wrong with length of vid it was worth it ! You did a lovely restoration, nice one mate.

[@walterpalmer2749]

Speaks volumes to the quality of German steel. Well done.

[@mftmachining]

THIS was a restoration. Not just puttin paint on a wrench. Excellent job. TOP.

[@munched55]

Worth every minute. Nice work. Great result. ;)

[@كاظم-ش5ذ9ي]

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[@rafaelperez-ep7wi]

Estaño para rellenar los hoyos en la baqueta, gran idea!.

[@paulvanappeven3340]

Haha rusty ants within a rusty bayonet. Nice work. Love your restaurations. 👍🏻

[@JustaGuy1250]

Honestly, that looks superb! even though we've seen this before on your older video's, it always surprises me how absolutely amazing these things turn out!

[@ДимаДолженко-е5ъ]

Чудесная реставрация!👍

[@cattameme]

I miss when things were built as solid as this.

[@schmiedepeter3881]

Wonderful restoration, really wonderful!

[@briandalrymple9986]

When I looked at the original rust damage, I thought no way… but an amazing transformation, lovely. What did you paint the metal with to make the solder able to stick please? Brian from NZ.

[@spacemonkeyjones2093]

The knife had babies!

[@Traderjoe]

Amazing! Wouldn’t the inside of the scabbard still be rusty though? I know there’s not much that could be done short of splitting it and treating the inside and welding it together again. But wouldn’t it otherwise continue to rust internally and then start eating away the bayonet?

[@troypost4033]

There was still rust showing when he blued the part that holds the sword. I agree with you. Even if it took a soak in evaporust.

[@tigerpresentationsproducts425]

@@troypost4033 yes or he could do that then spray black paint inside of it then spray a clear coat

[@martimhenriques1169]

Maybe he clean the inside the best he could, but decided not to include the footage, probably because you can't actually see what he is doing to the inside and neither does he.

[@Cnacu_u_CoxpaHu]

Super Restoration 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@vintagemachineworks]

Nice Restoration

[@myrestorations]

Amazing work 👏🙌💪👷

[@josetonon5726]

Excelente trabalho, muito bom. Parabéns.

[@MjrCarnyx]

Stunning result!!! Great job

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thank you! Good to see you.

[@MjrCarnyx]

@@wwiituberestoration1011 always watching! Only little bit behind om the vids, but catching up. Really appreciate the work you do😄

[@KostasAnnikasDeftereos]

What an amazing work well done brother !!

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks bro!

[@starlord1177]

i really enjoy the long videos , super awesome to see everything

[@kreasiumum]

Restorasi yang sangat cermat dan hasilnya bagus, thanks your video

[@davoodehajiraj]

What about inside the sheath How did u manage to clean inside the sword casing ? Good job 👍

[@diieseldom3490]

The ants must have kept it clean 🤣

[@robertovillalobos4798]

Excelente trabajo 👍 y la funda quedó super bien 😁. Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo

[@bosqueinfinito8871]

Una pieza historica de coleccionista me encanta👌

[@mikemactavish1665]

You brought this one a LONG way back . . . a lot of work well done

[@VintageCraftsmanTools]

Very impressive. Well done.

[@Food_is_awesome]

Now this is that I think if when I see a restoration not like the others that people to this one is awesome

[@bluesky5542]

Gute Arbeit mein Respeckt 👍

[@edwardweisenburg16]

That's frickin unbelievable. Very nice 👍

[@larrygoughnour2334]

Great restoration on that M1898 German bayonet

[@rickyseddon4786]

There’s living creatures in it 😂 amazing work did mind the long vid man loved it!

[@AmeerHamza-rp3lk]

Excellent work.

[@luksepuh1546]

Wow..best restoration ever

[@VeradonaRestoration]

It turned out very well, thanks

[@drishratdar]

Excellent results

[@heffthekiller8512]

Get these in at my work sometimes, anywhere from that condition to near mint. Such cool bayonets, but my favorite model has saw teeth on the spine. Rare to find one's that are still the full length, most were cut down to about 10 inches after ww1

[@The_Keto_Klingon]

I am very impressed with your work. I wish I had half your talent. Is there a chance we could get a materials list. I am ignorant of what the gray putty you spread on the sheath. I'm guessing flux?

[@livingnomadmatt3064]

Curiosity has me asking , what did you use to get the rust out of the inside of the sheath?

[@galas455]

I didn't think it could be done. Amazing

[@misssarahwinterbottom7773]

One word my friend electrolysis, best way to get the rust out of the hard to get places, good job though,

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

Cool job 👍 And great restoration👍

[@stevenkerr31]

Hi would it be possible for you to put a description of what you used in each proses. I really enjoyed your video.

[@Mike.driessen]

Great video, and outstanding result again!! 👍

[@ghosthunter5100]

Absolutely beautiful restoration .

[@corsa701]

Thats a relly nice job! Im quite impressed!

[@berejorrie]

Wonderful restoration! I was just wondering if you removed the rust from inside the sheath that we didn't see in the video?

[@russbilzing5348]

Towards the middle of the video (13:58-14:02), you can see when he returns the friction spring to the scabbard, the rust between the inner lips of the spring. If he didn't bother to do that little bit of work when he had it out on the table or do anything to deal with the pitting on the blade itself, I highly doubt that he bothered to even run a bristle brush through the inside of the scabbard. Since he seems only to be concerned with what shows on the outside, I find no reason to put any faith in the hope that he might have.

[@berejorrie]

@@russbilzing5348 I see what you mean, I think electrolytic rust removal would have been the best for this restoration.

[@shiangtingkung2904]

When restoring relics, what are the criteria’s deciding whether to sand-blast or other rust stabilizing or removal methods? I am not a restorer, just curious…

[@jerk5959]

He should have used a liquid rust removal to get all the rust out of the inside.

[@yuyuk_iseng8388]

Great work bro

[@rickreeve1246]

concrete epoxy work really well instead od welding but u done one heck of a nice job i got the rifle it goes on

[@aismanto4493]

Good job friend

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks bro.

[@OlegKoshevoi]

*МАЛЕНЬКИЕ НЕМЕЦКИЕ МУРАВЬИ)))*

[@дядяВеня-ш2к]

в касках с рогами ! ггг !

[@ДмитрийМанакин-ф4м]

У них там в ножнах свой рейх .. был

[@BritishTea-eater]

Странно, что в названии указано, что штык от карабина 98к, хотя сам штык данного образца - от винтовки Гевер 98

[@ИгорьШевченко-я1е]

Не немецкий, а турецкий, времен Шипки. Надевался на ружье (там сверху сломано кольцо-фиксатор на ствол). Я бы ножны оригинальные в хорошем состоянии подкупил)

[@parvirdhother292]

7

[@ryaniglesias5617]

Polish that with the grinder, to make it looked more shiny. Keep work,, Bravo.

[@fidelnadal4150]

Is a Mauser GEW 98 bayonet. The Mauser KAR98 bayonet is not long.

[@win-instantly4940]

Wow that’s such a pretty bayonet

[@dirtbikedude58]

it came out so good!

[@JOSCAJU]

Please, tell us about each product you have used in this video. Thanks!

[@RIZMINE]

Nice finish. It’s a German WWI Seitengewehr M.1898/05

[@EdyPermana1]

harga nya berapa

[@Biker98.05]

Nein es ist kein 98/05. Die Klinge ist vom älteren Sg. 71 und auch die Parierstange mit entfernten Mündungsring. Der alte Messinggriff ist entfernt worden und durch einen 98ger Griff ersetzt worden. Ein 98/05 wäre etwas kürzer (50cm), dieses ist aber länger. Ein 98/05 ist breiter in der vorderen Klingenhälfte. Es müsste ein sogenanntes 71/98 sein. Der Umbau könnte um 1900 erfolgt sein, in der Zeit wurden die deutschen Bajonette meisten umgebaut, zwecks Rückgewinnung des Messings, insbesondere für Patronenhülsen. MfG R. 🙋‍♂️

[@Biker98.05]

​​@@EdyPermana1 Dieses Umbaumodell ist sehr selten, daher sehr teuer, im gutem Originalzustand und vollständig kann es schon mal um die 800 bis 1000€ kosten. Da müsste man im LÜBBE-KATALOG ( Klaus Lübbe) nachsehen.

[@jabig1]

Thanks so much but I would love to know the chemicals used in future similar projects. Nice work

[@Tacosgalore24]

What is the paste you put on it before soldering?

[@richardmyers6365]

I'd guess it was a brazing paste to help the silver (?) filler solder to stick. But this is only a guess.

[@richardphillips3874]

You are awesome, o look forward to all your videos and i am completely impressed with your dedication and detail. Keep up the great work

[@CaptainFordoArc77]

Once again great work love it man!

[@grahamparr3933]

How did you get all the rust from inside scabbard🤔 you could still see it after doing the outside.

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

I treated the inside of the scabbard with a rust converter

[@truemisto]

i dont understand from the video, how was the inside of the sheath cleaned of rust?

[@napoleoniii3392]

How did you removed the rust inside the scabbered???

[@gaetanocalabrese1735]

Bravissimo, molto competente.

[@p12psicop]

Did you clean out the interior of the sheath? It still appeared to be rusted. Why not sharpen the blade or heat treat it?

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

I treated the inside of the scabbard with a rust converter.

[@daverose8082]

A beautiful restoration.

[@fantasticrestoration3146]

Very nice , I will try 😎

[@RIZALDURPAY]

Good luck 👍

[@stokermeister3]

Amazing job 😁

[@tasospantazopoulos8217]

very cool like always , keep it up

[@stinkyduckspace]

Awesome restoration, a lot of work, but what with rust inside “the knife cover”?

[@stinkyduckspace]

@kneel down on me I am the god. yes :)

[@raziel3726]

History brought back into the Modern World!!

[@anangalexv-log]

God job my friend👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@antoninonigrelli661]

wow beautiful work that thing looking brand new XD

[@osmangultepemake]

Very good👍🏻

[@weniard]

Why didn’t you remove the rust from the inside of the knife’s guard?

[@CoastalCrafterUK]

I was thinking the same. Everything the knife is unsheathed, it will bring all that rust with it. Won't it?

[@weniard]

@@CoastalCrafterUK probably

[@lecomtedewy4551]

Bonsoir, Belle restauration, Félicitations. Cordialement

[@Billy_Dino]

What's that white powder mixed with the paint?