Let’s Clean Up Some Knives And Tools!

[@williambennett4444]

ABSOLUTELY 🙂

I will try to run thru the older videos, you have a lot of good tool finds!

[@blademan175]

Appreciate it, thanks for watching!

[@cloudalien443]

So nice seeing old stuff cleaned up and not tried to make look new again. That fork is gorgeous! Good job Dave. B

[@blademan175]

I really didn’t give the fork too much hope but was very pleased with how it came out! Thanks, Dave

[@cloudalien443]

@@blademan175 I'm watching videos like this with my 10 year old boy/girl twins [started late in life with the whole family thing] along with other science, making, and crafts stuff and they're really getting into things. Must somehow find a way to fix our loft and turn it into a lab/workshop. I'm kind of proud that both kids are getting into a mindset of fixing, building themselves, and generally upcycling stuff. B

[@blademan175]

@@cloudalien443 love to hear that! I started watching my Dad work in his shop at 6, by the time I was 11 I had my own shop in an old chicken coop and was helping him re-wire the house and build a deck. My hands are starting to pay for it now all these years later but I still love it! Thanks for sharing and watching!

[@williambennett4444]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. I love when i take an old frying pan or tool and use my citric acid. Man we all that like this stuff could probably hang all day find rusty things clean sell or lol KEEP🙂

[@blademan175]

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoy them!

[@bigGeo5460]

You should fill that Stag handle with epoxy and save it get sum epoxy that is white, I personally could make it look fantastic super easy project brother, nice haul 😎🙏🇺🇲

[@blademan175]

I thought about doing that, I use Rekhaoil dye to color epoxy, works really well. White would hide it but blue or orange might look cool. Thanks for the tip and for watching!

[@williambennett4444]

Thank you awsome tip

[@blademan175]

I am glad you liked it!

[@georgebramblett6078]

Everything cleaned up great Dave leaving the old wood handles give them caricature could I possibly get your rust remover ingredients again

[@blademan175]

7 tablespoons citric acid, 3 1/2 tablespoons baking soda, 1 quart water, 1 tablespoon liquid soap. Thanks!

[@williambennett4444]

Oh probably some wood disagree but i use melted coconut oil for wood. Than wipe real good after it soakes in wood handles. I like it but probably not the best🙂. Oh also i did electrical work for years that was my first saw for sheetrock to cut out for boxes🙂. Memories

[@blademan175]

I use a lot of boiled linseed oil for wood and metal preservation, (heat the metal and apply linseed oil in coats). First time I remember using a keyhole saw I was cutting sheetrock for an outlet helping my Dad re-wire the house when I was 11, great memories! Thanks for sharing!