Knifemaker Restore An Italian Chef's Knife Worth 1€

[@Apokalupsis88]

Dude works crazy fast. Only took him 20 mins to restore that knife. Legend.

[@peepee6844]

Daebak it’s speed up it probably took 2 days

[@mangow8257]

Pee Pee really? Never thought of that

[@Apokalupsis88]

@@peepee6844 Really? What sort of sorcery is this?

[@user-pk2gr1mm8t]

Pee Pee r/woooooosh

[@jipbean8543]

I mean yeah it’s pretty obvious that he is highly skilled? Crazy speed

[@bobbylee105]

me throughout the whole handle making process: wtf is he doing

[@makemugen7332]

Yeah, far from restoration...

[@wesleybullock814]

Why broadcast your ignorance or is it stupidity

[@bobbylee105]

Wesley Bullock im not a blacksmith??? Why would i ever know any of these things??? Ive just never seen it done this way before so i was very confused but clearly this actual blacksmith knows what hes doing hence why hes doing it and not me?? Also i can say whatever tf i want on the internet??

[@shaunkearney1549]

Wesley Bullock boo

[@danielremy7826]

simransingh105 thats what she said

[@gwynbIeiidd]

1:04 we just gonna ignore the eating sound affects 😂

[@goldenghxst]

I came to the comment section to see if anyone else mentioned it lol

[@riddempestcontrol8601]

Best part of the video.

[@angyd]

baikai seal I know right. I had some made by gordan Ramsay it’s delicious

[@nvisionary1655]

finally some real fucking food

[@omikronweapon]

"we just gonna ignore" "anyone notice?" like he didn't put them in specifically to make a joke... goddamn... How much more thirsty are KZbin comments gonna get?

[@davidblalock9945]

I love watching tool restoration videos. Nothing better than seeing someone turn, what the vast majority of people would call trash, back into treasure.

[@rangernomad4564]

Yum, corrosion, just like mama used to make

[@jmsmith1767]

Connor McCutchon I’m almost annoyed how funny this is

[@fixit4182]

It’s clean

[@fixit4182]

That was funny though

[@tailsthegreenninja2003]

And battery acid for drinks!

[@joetheturtle7768]

I don’t know whether or not he actually ate it... and that kind of scares me... I’m gonna try it...

[@fenderstratguy]

You do a really great job on your videos. 1) No distracting music 2) No unnecessary yakking 3) You show small pieces and other important things to your viewers using close-ups 4) No wasted time showing repetitive tasks....you show just enough to give us the idea and use faster speed to save time yet still show longer tasks I wish every KZbinr did their videos this well.

[@Dogo24h]

Very meaningful work! You have reprocessed the scrap into useful products for life!

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@Braylen Jalen Instablaster ;)

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[@ahmedmack5960]

@Braylen Jalen Happy to help =)

[@randyritt6339]

What a work of art. Now I know - it’s not what you know that matters - if you don’t have the right tools it doesn’t matter. Thank you for sharing your time and skill with us. You are a true artist and master of skills.

[@yes____]

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[@omega9951]

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[@yes____]

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[@tokyodrift1839]

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[@MaliestherM]

@Harris Lovell hahahahaha

[@mitchmurrell753]

His craftsmanship is unreal. A lot of the time, a guy can be great with his hands, or an awesome artist, BB is both.

[@William_Borgeson]

When you started making the handle I was like what is he doing, how's he going to get the wood to fit in there after the metal is in place. Very nicely surprised, great work and it looks gorgeous.

[@mattperkins7038]

What was the deal with microwaving or whatever that was of the wood?

[@William_Borgeson]

@@mattperkins7038 I believe he used wood stabilizer and put it in a vacuum chamber to make sure it penetrates then cooked it to make sure the wood was dry.

[@encalica853]

He checked the moisture before cooking it, so I assume it was to reduce that

[@cattafin]

You method for getting the epoxy into the mosaic pin tube is absolute genius. Your work that I've seen is absolutely outstanding. I'm still learning and finding my style and your channel is so helpful, so thank you for all your hard work and sharing things that were trade secrets 20 years ago.

[@E-hab]

I think this is the most beautiful knife handle you've ever made in this channel. good job 👏

[@bananaclub69]

Thanks

[@ncbowhuntertomtom1]

Thank you for showing the world what a true artisan craftsman can do and will continue to do. You are a Master Craftsman!

[@BlackBeardProjects]

Hey!!! If you want to know more about any particular process shown in this video be sure to check description, I always write a very detailed list of operations and product used. As well as links to related videos that cover specific topics like making mosaic pins or stabilize wood!

[@MiScusii]

Black Beard Projects would be keen for a link to that sharpener you used please.🤗

[@pepethememe7021]

Sharperner link plz

[@ambrosewetherbee8301]

@@MiScusii He lists the sharpener as a "MadEdge" sharpener in the description.

[@ambrosewetherbee8301]

@@pepethememe7021 He says it is the MadEdge sharpener in the description of the video.

[@gcs2174]

Was that a regular hot glue stick you used?

[@DrRCStone]

That Handle is Exquisite! The last 14 paper slices were gratuitous but appreciated. You are a Master of your craft. Thank you for sharing.

[@jasonjackson5696]

That was the fastest 20 minute vid I’ve ever watched - fascinating process!

[@connieb6161]

Best knife restorer on KZbin. Best attention to detail. Your work on the handle was super tight. Perfection!

[@mikeberry885]

The handle is beautiful but doesn’t go with the knife

[@sephbox]

My thoughts exactly, the craftsmanship in the handle is beautiful and would go great with a steak- or butterknife design. For a chefknife at least I prefer sth more ergonomic like groves to prevent slipping backwards vor fowards. But to each his own.

[@Briguy1027]

I was going to say, the handle is too nice for the blade ;) Edit: chef knives don't usually have grooves.

[@sephbox]

@@Briguy1027 English is not my first language, what I meant with grooves is the handle Being thinner close to the blade and having a thicker part or knub at the end? You know sth that keeps your hand from sliding off the back. Like this images.app.goo.gl/WsCHJ3VaB26hoZyS8. The very square-ish shape makes the handle not very ergonomic.

[@Hazeder422]

@@sephbox I mean this in a helpful way, it sounds like the word you're looking for is tapered or maybe contoured?

[@omikronweapon]

I'm not even so worried about it not going with the blade, and although I like the profile with wood/steel/brass, it's just FAR too square for my taste. ergonomically and esthetically.

[@larspeterson1679]

I make knives & what this man did with the handle drove me crazy to only see what he completed & how. Wow! I liked the angled knife sharpener. Too many of us have pride not to use when we should. Super Job!

[@captainfresh1976]

and i see detail the pin you put in the middle of the handle i see like a circle inside a circle then a solid like circle over it how that is awesome

[@noticee3825]

and i see detail the pin you put in the middle of the handle i see like a circle inside a circle then a solid like circle over it how that is awesome

[@hotchow1000]

This is the first knife handle I've seen made with just pins and no epoxy. Very happy to see this! Well done!

[@3DThrills]

I was surprised that the rivets in the brass became invisible.

[@gitgoodpainting6135]

Utter poetry and a complete work of art from a true craftsman. Thankyou for this. Truly.

[@markschwegler1100]

By the sound of it ..Hand tool rescue is behind the scenes having a bite!!!! Hilarious!!! And the blade is absolutely beautiful!!!

[@dann_craig]

i like that you didn't grind it down to a flat mirror finish like most people do, and left some of the old wear and pitting in there. still shows some history and character. nice job!

[@unpluglvfree9507]

Love this guy, he is the restorer chemist

[@stellamozzarella1]

Not a chef but I am a cook and I say Bravissimo. Love old things but most of all really sharp knives. You have a gift!

[@chongtak]

Very nice job. Aren't you affraid moisture gets between the metal and the handle by the time without epoxy?

[@dwightehowell8179]

Given time what happens when you glue two unlike materials together that expand and contract at different rates? I've had this happen to chair seats even when the entire thing was oak. About all you can do is kept the blade cleaned with a damp cloth and oiled and never, ever, get the handle wet.

[@kieronfuller4667]

Dwight E Howell aa@

[@Betterthantelly]

Mindblowing on so many levels. Your skills and how you know all these processes boggles me and I am an excellent self taught music reading musician and high end general building carpenter. Hats off!

[@mb280ge]

In my opinion the old knife has a nicely shaped handle, and therefore a restoration should have followed up on this. If you change the handle like here, then you ought to have used a lighter color kind of tree - oak perhaps - and not bronze metal. The bronze color doesn't end up well with the blade's color.

[@Cortesevasive]

blade is a joke its not stainless steel

[@bortgov8624]

@@Cortesevasive Stainless steel sucks, high carbon steel rocks

[@mattphipps1368]

The blade is a joke because he didn't get rid of the pitting and deeper corrosion. It's one thing if it's going to be a "wall hanger" but entirely different if it is going to be used.

[@firstnamelastname180]

@@Cortesevasive I hope you're joking. Stainless sucks.

[@dededenver9560]

Italian craftsmen are such wonderful artists. Beautiful!

[@mariusvanniekerk7707]

Stunning, but one cut of the paper would have been enough, then you had to remind us mortals over and over again that you have better skills.

[@sfedeles]

One of the best restorations on youtube. Stunning handle

[@LordPai]

I was half expecting a hand-tool rescue-esque joke where he opens one of those foiled pieces of wood and its just chocolate and he takes a bite.

[@LordPai]

Holy crap this got highlighted? :O

[@kiyoponnn]

@@LordPai bullshit

[@ashtonpayne3727]

@@LordPai When you go back to your post someone commented/liked it it will say it's highlighted. I thought the same thing lol.

[@robertocatuara4496]

Wonder full Job. Fantastic. An artist to give a new life to this knife. Bravo señor.

[@marknickerson3645]

Judging from the damage on the spine and the blade, someone hammered on that to chop through bone or a steel can! Nice restore

[@johnruschmeyer5769]

Next, Doug will see if the blade will still cut.

[@Vlugazoide]

@@johnruschmeyer5769 it wil keeeel

[@Kindiah]

The sound you made as you fake are the sludge was hilarious! Made me bust out laughing out loud!

[@cosmicrdt]

Really nice restore as always. But I worry that all the pitts in the blade would be a haven for bacteria.

[@bluemobster0023]

Nothing some boiling hot water and an alcohol dip won't fix

[@c.jarmstrong3111]

There is a thing called antibacterial soap that dishes usually get washed in, look it up

[@DeathnoteBB]

I mean doesn’t cast iron have pits?

[@c.jarmstrong3111]

@@DeathnoteBB exactly

[@myckakoger3309]

@@c.jarmstrong3111 - That was pretty rude

[@charliebrown8670]

Respect !!! I had no idea it required so much work to make or restore a knife. I wish you had put subtitles in your video so that I would know the products you used during the restoration process but once again: bravo !

[@alexjovanovski658]

I love how you give new life to old tools and knives. You really have an eye to make thing's beautiful again. Next time I'm in Italy I'll give you visit.

[@theoneandonlyowl3764]

Wonderful work. It's always interesting to see the unique ways in which you finish your handles. Beautiful and functional. Anyone could see that at one point that knife was treasured and will be again now.

[@groermaik]

The handle is great, but I'm worried about keping that blade bacterially safe with those corrosion pits.

[@mayachaoui814]

Wait, is there a difference between that and porosity, or is that the same thing?

[@groermaik]

@@mayachaoui814 I don't think porosity is the term. I'm thinkg bits of food can get deposited in the pits, allowing bacteria to grow right on the blade. It's use after that could be suspect.

[@mayachaoui814]

ClapTrap I have a chefs knife with a Damascus blade but it doesn’t look like this guy’s. It’s more like, swirly and textured, but not pitted. I’ve never seen a chef’s knife like this used in cooking. I shall begin the hunt. Lol

[@victorfranca85]

Yeah, he needs to dremel those out. Too much focus on the handle and aesthetics. When I restore, I go for function. People that want a perfect looking blade should just buy a new knife. plus my 13 kiwi knife is sharper. Those push cuts look forward rough. Seems like the steel lost its temper from getting too hot on the belt sander and now its soft.

[@trappenweisseguy27]

There are Japanese knives with this type of finish intentionally put on them. It’s called nashiji, or pear skin finish, to help with food release.

[@beeneverywhereman]

Worth a lot more than 1€ now. Especially with the video documenting the resto. Nice work. It looks almost like there is a hamon where the edge of the blade has been hardened. Pretty cool.

[@swenekaf1141]

You don't realize the magician he is : he put 2 chocolate tablets in the hoven and they didn't even melt a bit

[@John-ro1iv]

I first thing I saw was video length: 19:33 Dragged slider to 19:00. Great job man. Very professionally done.

[@donothello5006]

The handle was awsome, but the idea of the unfinished knife's body was aweful, I'm so sorry to tell you that, but that beautiful shiny handle deserved a super shiny steel Anyway and as always, you deserve our RESPECT!

[@cliftontorrence839]

That older Damascus Steel will work for another 100 years or so.

[@bortgov8624]

@@cliftontorrence839 this is not damascus steel, the lines you see are the result of an edge quench like a hamon you see on Katana's

[@Jigger2361]

lol and yet another back-handed compliment "hey it blows but hey it's fine"

[@mauzim]

Very good restoration. Wonderful handle. Congrats.

[@nickhersheys2706]

Things to do when you are out of job and quarantined.

[@lifebeginsat190]

nice...awesome job...and apparently I'm not the only 1...2200 people liked this so much they flipped their phones and liked it again

[@drago7410]

me at 6:11 : why is he microwaving wood? 🤣

[@0XIV0]

Cause who want cold wood duh 😒

[@bruhmoment2632]

us mortals cant understand his actions

[@colinshaw1330]

Wonderful restoration video! You started out with an Italian chef’s knife and finished with a restored Italian chef’s knife unlike some restoration videos that are really remodeling videos. Keep up the good work, those bevels were wonderful!

[@marcobovo463]

Beh, bellissimo restauro, complimenti!!

[@joemummerth8340]

been doing this stuff for 45 years , learned a couple of things on this one ! that really turned out nice !

[@zw5509]

First time here! Enjoyed that!

[@googoogjoobgoogoogjoob]

Nice new handle on an old knife

[@maxwedge3979]

Excellent proof that anyone with unlimited time and a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of power shop equipment and specialized hand tools can perform amazing things.

[@notsofast1334]

The stuff this guy has is around 6 grand max and this took him i would think 1 day for shock therpy and 1 day for the knife anything is possible you dont need extreme everything.

[@bradwagnon7982]

I know this is an old video but that is such a cool knife. I love seeing the pattern after the etching...makes me happy. I hope to make something as cool as this one day.

[@elliotsmelliot]

Such a gorgeous piece!!! The handle is extraordinary. Definitely my favorite knife refurbishing so far.

[@DanielCastro-io5dy]

Outstanding Job on the entire project. 👏👏👏

[@JimmyTCrisp]

That brass on the handle looks AMAZING!

[@jonreno4389]

Brass on knife handles and Restoration videos. Two things I usually hate but this guy just knows how to do so well that I'm loving it.

[@han_mulders]

Very nice knife! Really well done.

[@Serjohn]

me sees the most impressive restoration on youtube. also me wtf is wrong with your tomato?

[@Zeeman21]

It's in Italian kind of tomatoes and I pitty the fool who never got the chance to eat one of those.

[@Serjohn]

@@Zeeman21 I'm Albanian no worries about tomato consumption

[@smrtnz5995]

Enjoyed watching the restoration and your artistry in the video.

[@giljr4959]

When he brought up raid shadow legends. 🤣 Had me dying

[@mr.ghostyscharactercreatio9094]

It made me want to use that knife and slit my throat.. that game is annoying and over advertised.

[@clogsexton1100]

I like this restoration video, very nice, from the etching you can see it is a proper blade, very nice handle. I have been going through blade restauration videos as I am a metal worker and bored stiff with the lockdown, this restauration makes me feel good, I think I will stop watching them while I'm on a high. Tank you for posting.

[@kc8181]

Great job. But I am surprised this guy has any fingers left at all!

[@JackSilver1410]

There you are! I knew I couldn't get through a video featuring tools without one of you safety crybabies showing up.

[@kc8181]

Tell it to the hard pressed hospital staff that have to stitch mugs like you up because you choose to work under Third World health and safety standards.

[@vittoriopagnin8369]

Il più grande esponente dell’artigianato italiano

[@cs9978]

Beautiful handle. Excellent result.

[@tomagodsey]

Normally I fast forward through the promotions, but your presentation was something that made me want to try the game. Good work and I wish you a lot of success in the future. I am goin to be a long time subscriber.

[@jasonbradley9256]

Great mix of old mottled blade and new handle beautifully executed..!! A knife for all seasons just loved how fast he works..!!

[@zyxlamonde]

Indiana Jones would say: “That belongs in a museum!”

[@WH250398]

SO DO YOU!

[@justtryingtochillboi]

Ezreal: You Belong in a museum!!

[@Ronin_Texas]

Most impressive restoration 2 thumbs up.

[@cursedsatan1592]

1:03 i love that soup

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

Needs some adobo and i think it'll be perfect 👌🏿

[@ThomsSimpleLife]

You're a very good craftsman, very nice, inspiring.

[@bigninja2]

That electrolysis looked just like a glass full of ice cream after coke is poured over it.

[@garethbaus5471]

Surprisingly simmilar.

[@m.ridhofadli924]

a good video and provide knowledge,always success for your channel👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@frankiehernandez8128]

No lie, I was starting to get bored with this guy. All his knifes are the same style, but that handle took it. Good job doing something different.

[@federicobucci2073]

Amazing! You are a champion of knife restoring!

[@shuralmehki]

After getting all the rust off, I'd leave it as-is and put on fresh wood.

[@MrMasterOdin]

That's just stupid and waste of wood.

[@anonanon4109]

Lol no he did it the right way, I mean after buying it for 1$ I’d throw it away if much rather cut a blank out and go from there cool idea and he did a great job

[@bamboo7714]

No morning wood should ever be wasted!

[@eyobassey5106]

@dagan_m is he British?

[@heylookitssmitty4463]

Beautiful restoration!

[@akvariymdliacebia]

Ничего не понятно, что ты там рассказывал.

[@МихаилПрилип]

Нашёл русского за год, единственного

[@salavat45]

@@МихаилПрилип ага, ни вы двое, я тож есть))))))))

[@ОльгаМихайлова-ь3ь]

@@salavat45 рябята я с вами))

[@МихаилПрилип]

@@salavat45 щас ещё найдутся))

[@salavat45]

@@ОльгаМихайлова-ь3ь девушка смотрит процесс реставрации?😮

[@alanpreston3111]

What a beautiful transformation, amazing skills 😳👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

[@89Ayten]

Love the brass handle accents. It should patina beautifully over time.

[@dino2400]

wow, that is not an ordinary knifemaker...... would LOVE such a tool in the kitchen !!

[@prod.z3ro929]

this man is a freakin chemist

[@brucecall1595]

Good steel is worth all this effort. A real diamond in the rough . I say this from a chef perspective.🔪

[@Justin-qb1yw]

that eating sound effect gives me HowToBasic flashbacks

[@karinaleles1004]

Excelente trabalho! 👏👏👏👏

[@aaronbeatty1153]

Love the handle. Looks like a old school lock blade.

[@didierbesse2218]

Excellent travail d'artisan '' Magicien '' ! Félicitations ! n😎😎😎

[@BackwardsBotany]

Who the hell taught this man how to cut tomatoes? Great vid tho 👌🏻

[@jwpepper7532]

Wtf bro thats not even a tomato thats a bell pepper n00b

[@juniorsouza1545]

Maravilhoso trabalho! Parabéns!

[@pizzamandolino8058]

For a moment, i red: restoring an italian chef's wife😂

[@stefanoandreamoschetta9602]

You forgot to add "vaffanculo" to your name

[@pizzamandolino8058]

@@stefanoandreamoschetta9602 i forgot to add a lot of things

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... read*

[@anikatri]

I am obsessed with the handle. It’s not everyone’s esthetic perhaps but I think it’s wonderful

[@Zoso14892]

It's beautiful right? It was so nice to see a knife handle that wasnt slathered in resin too.

[@paranoidandroid1477]

I understood nothing of what was going on, yet I subscribed...

[@a.c.4054]

LOL wut

[@robkling2243]

That is one great restore! Good handle work.

[@davidaitchison1455]

'A' for effort but I preferred the original handle.

[@davidepperson2376]

Amazing work - thank you so very much for sharing this with us!