Medieval knife restoration.

[@andrzejporeda7281]

Przepiękne jest to odrestaurowane ten cały miniaturowy nóż pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍

[@theomegamale5335]

Very clever trick, the way you used the keys....bravo

[@villagehack4745]

great job! at first I thought it was impossible, but you can do something worthy with this piece of iron!!!

[@afrayedknott1701]

It is always such a pleasure watching the practiced hands of a mastercraftsman.

[@infadeldog13]

Just sublime! Love the handle.

[@OldRusty]

THX, I planned to make a cylindrical handle, but in the process I liked the square one more ...

[@DavidsProfession]

nicely restored

[@paulorth2251]

That was some very precise and tedious work done such a small knife. Kudos to the craftsman who completed this project. 😁🇺🇸👍🇨🇱

[@thomasewing2656]

A beautiful letter-opener!

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

good job buddy, and beautiful result

[@dibdias1]

Well done!

[@ironcreativity4356]

Great job buddy🤗

[@mig-lroc2190]

This dude is a master...!! Exelent...!!

[@restaurandocoisasvelhas]

Very good brother. You are the best. I'm from Brazil.

[@robertgrell486]

Really good job 👍

[@Miricrafts]

Nice handle 👍

[@ajgmvet]

Very nice.

[@oneshotme]

Looks great!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@mikehamer6540]

Bon boulot ! 👍👏

[@OldRusty]

Merci

[@myrestorations]

Like it a lot 🤝

[@LadyLeigh]

Superb job you did with that old blade! I would love to know what the makers mark stands for and how old it is?

[@AkwarystykaKrystran]

Świetna robota pozdrawiam serdecznie like i powodzenia

[@OldRusty]

Dziękuję bardzo.

[@JuanJuan-qg7dv]

NICE

[@SamuraiSun]

goodjob😉👍️✨

[@tailsdblack463]

11:45 that is a blacksmiths mark. Each and every one of them had their own marking way back when and is still practiced today. This looks to be a dinner knife and from the ring it makes tells me how good the steel is. Suggesting whoever made it wanted a high price due to how expensive it was to create the grade of steel in the dark ages.

[@OldRusty]

Thank you, for the interesting information.

[@tailsdblack463]

@@OldRusty no problem. Its also a very interesting knife.

[@taab7]

Was that pink fluid you used to quench the blade after heating radiator coolant?

[@Troublemaker1022-r9c]

The project came out nice, BUT........ I'm going to call unlikely on the medieval part of it. I've pulled old high carbon steel files out of the ground that had maybe been there 20 or so years that were just as rusted and pitted as that blade. AGAIN...... nice project, but a little suspect on the estimation of the age.

[@Jody6441]

Would love to see you drop some text in to let the viewer know what chemicals and equipment you use. Maybe label the steps so viewers know exactly what you are doing. That helps them get a little knowledge so they can go save some history too.

[@OldRusty]

Thank you, I tried to add to the last video.

[@gusdeeks8801]

Good job... But have you 4 arms pray tell? Cause at the beginning the Arms were hairier and the Nails were all bitten and short..🤔👍🏼

[@OldRusty]

Outsourced rust removal 😂

[@landcruiserde]

I would say it does not look like Iron, the Knife looks like Steel so it could not be very old....But the job is great done!!!!!

[@OldRusty]

Thanks. Judging by the place where he was found, he is at least 200-300 years old. Unless, of course, he was lost there later.

[@daneelgiskard4389]

@@OldRusty 300 years old is not "medieval" by any means: you're falling short by at least another 200 years just to get to the very end of that period...

[@CoastalCrafterUK]

Is this an eating knife? It really has the shape of one from those times.

[@jdzencelowcz]

Eating, dispatching an enemy from under a cloak, could go either way.

[@malikrug5687]

You have a letter opener

[@DavidPerez-ck3dw]

You did a great job in restoring the knife. What is the history of the blade. Is the blade made of steel or iron?

[@OldRusty]

Thanks. most likely it is iron ... the history of the creation of the blade is unknown ... found in the surrounding mountains.

[@angelicupstart23]

Sears butter knife, circa 1970

[@steffenwilde6175]

Tolle Arbeit aber der Griff muss rund sein.

[@johnstratmanprogramadopara7250]

😎💀💀💀👍 GODD!!!!!!!STEEL !!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@johnellis4796]

I do believe that mark is a TradeMark.

[@OldRusty]

I didn't believe it either, until I came across another knife with almost the same mark.

[@quispegualinchay8335]

Se parece a un cuchillo "verijero rioplatense"

[@professorgryphonsmuseumofb5380]

So you made a knife out of a piece of corroded metal? No more a "restoration" than if I ground down an old railroad spike and stuck a handle on it. Good thing it wasn't a valuable artifact 🙀🙀

[@ГеннадийВолков-ю2е]

никакая это не реставрация , а самая примитивная ножепеределка , без искусства и великого мастерства .

[@leonircardosodacosta9223]

A lâmina é um punhal, o cabo não combina...

[@grumps5940]

If it was medieval, it should of been in a museum and left as is. I doubt it though but if it was you ruined it.

[@ЮлияРоманова-у2е]

🤝👍👍👍

[@Landrew0]

That knife is about as Medieval as my old underwear, but I guess any lie is a good lie if it gets you what you want.

[@OldRusty]

The knife was found in a ploughed field at the site of a settlement of the 15th-17th centuries. Did you find your underwear in a similar place?

[@Landrew0]

@@OldRusty If it was that old, it still doesn't qualify as "medieval." And no archaeologist who certified it as that old would allow someone to "restore" such an artifact.

[@barrystepniak8222]

Makers mark.

[@mohammadjavadhosseinzadeh5585]

👏👏👏👏👍💓

[@БоровПажилой]

Оно того не стоило

[@howaichun8436]

You should not slice on the subscribe

[@dameonerichathway2298]

Nice work but definitely not a Medieval period knife.

[@capers72424]

What did you see (or not see) to make that assessment?

[@saadiix2371]

no me gustó, hiciste mas cosas para el mango que para el cuchillo en si.

[@dougrandall937]

Letter opener.....early 1800's

[@OldRusty]

Yes. I really wanted to open the letter. But only an e-mail was caught. LOL

[@НиколайАрчеда123]

И для чего эта ржавая зубочистка? Ни красоты, ни исторической правдоподобности. Там же изначально были накладки на рукоятке. А так можно любую ржавую железку взять и сделать то, что хочется.

[@АлександрЖуковский-и9ю]

Ну сомнительно! Ручка прикольная, идея замечательная но ножик в помойку! Кусок железа точеный!

[@ГеннадийВолков-ю2е]

ножик туда .

[@stanleycarlock5624]

Sorry...you can't make a silk purse from a sows ear.

[@OldRusty]

Cool! I've never heard such a proverb.

[@99restorations]

LITTLEEEEEE

[@Druzentrop2344]

Did he just break down an pc for that part 😂

[@ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣΣΜΥΡΝΙΟΣ]

why an ignored have a medieval knife in his hants? You destroyed any historical value it may have. you have to thing why museums dont make restoretions the way you did.

[@ЕвгенийСмирнов-ы1ш]

Хреново,ручку и лезвие надо было делать в одном стиле

[@oskarmartinez1535]

Feisimo

[@Dr.Iron-71]

Почему четыре руки?