錆びた古い日本軍の銃剣(二式銃剣)を修理します!! Repair the rusted old Japanese bayonet (Imperial year 2602 type bayonet)! 0:07 現状確認。 The current state confirmation. 1:07 少し掃除。 Clean a little. 1:20 分解。 Disassembly. 4:17 サビ取り、リン酸塩で防錆処理をする。 Anticorrosive treatment is done by the capture of rust and phosphoric acid salty taste. 4:57 ブラッシングタイム。 The brushing time. 5:19 ピンを発見、ドリルで抜く。 Found a pin and pulled it out with a drill. 6:26 サンドペーパーで研磨。 Grind by a sandpaper. 7:48 鍔の復元。Restoration of the brim. 10:20 ハンドルの復元。 Restoration of the handle. 13:22 ピンの複製、ネジや部品を磨く。 Duplicate pins, polish screws and parts. 14:12 組み立て。 Assembly. 15:15 防錆ブルーイング処理。 Anti-corrosion bluing treatment. 18:37 刃付け作業。 Sharpen the edge. 19:10 修理完了 ビフォーアフター。 Repairing completion Before after. 20:30 試し切り。 Trial cut. 本編 20:55 日本軍の三〇年式剣差(けんさし:銃剣革ホルスター)を作る。 The Japanese army's 30-type sword holster (kensashi: bayonet leather holster) is made. 21:03 型紙を作る。 Make a paper pattern. 22:19 サドルレザーに型を写す。 Copy the mold to the saddle leather. 22:57 大まかに革包丁で切る。 Roughly cut with a leather knife. 23:03 革を染色する。 Dye the leather. 24:08 艶消し処理をする。 Matte processing is performed. 24:42 保湿処理をする。 Moisturize. 25:09 革を裁断する。 Cut the leather. 25:30 革床を漉いて薄くする。 Strain and thin the leather floor. 26:00 ヘリ落としで角を取る。Take a corner with a Edge Beveler. 26:20 コバ磨きで断面を磨く。Polish the edge in a Circle edge slicker with Burnishing gum. 26:44 パーツを接着する。 Glue the parts together. 27:43 ネジ捻で縫い代をけがく。Injure the seam allowance with Edge Marking Tool. 27:50 菱目打ちで縫い目を作る。Make a seam with Stitching chisel. 28:00 麻糸で縫います。 Sew with hemp thread. 28:10 麻糸に蜜蝋を塗ります。 Apply beeswax to the linen thread. 28:55 金具を付けます。 Attach the metal fittings. 29:44 全パーツを接着します。 Glue all parts together. 32:25 太い麻糸で縫い合わせて補強します。 Thick linen thread is sewn to reinforce. 33:35 糸の結び目を接着剤で補強します。 Reinforce the knot of the thread with glue. 33:45 コバを整え、染色をして磨きます。 The edges are trimmed, dyed and polished. 34:58 銃剣を装着してみます。 I will try to put on the bayonet. 35:35 完成!! Completed!!
@lee-ld7er2 жыл бұрын
A Japan Type 2 Short bayonet used on the Type 100 SMG and Type 2 Paratrooper take down rifle........first time seeing a short WW2 japanese bayonet
I've seen this craftsman do carpentry, sewing, and cooking on this channel. Yet I'm still surprised to see that he can also do leatherworking. いつでも すばらしい
Половину лезвия сточил... Был штык, стало сапожное шило... Угробил хорошую вещь...
@umbrellasebastiansanchez90942 жыл бұрын
Скорее всего стандартный штык от арисаки был либо обломан либо умышленно укорочен уже во время использования первым владельцем. В этой "реставрации" расстраивает другое: зачем надо было вполне годные накладки на рукоять ломать..?
@alexglo56302 жыл бұрын
Да уж, с клинком парень конечно погорячился...
@evgenymusanov29702 жыл бұрын
@@umbrellasebastiansanchez9094 После поломанной накладки дальнейшую "реставрацию"можно не смотреть.
@ЕвгенийВасюков-в6е2 жыл бұрын
Братушки, успокойтесь. это японцы. Остаётся смириться и переключить канал =(
@pkuliev2 жыл бұрын
слово в слово )))
@antonioirineudemoura9912 жыл бұрын
Gostei muito da restauração e também da sua habilidade manual, sem o uso de ferramentas elétricas, exceto a furadeira. Parabéns ! 👏👏👏 Espero que a tradução do Google seja correta. Saúde e boa sorte ! 🇧🇷
@vandeilzacostaferreira34462 жыл бұрын
Olha, brasileiro em vídeo japonês!
@antonioirineudemoura9912 жыл бұрын
@@vandeilzacostaferreira3446 Desculpe, algum problema ???
Evapo-Rust would have been perfect for this, and you might not have had to drill out the pins And might have been able to save the wooden scales you broke off. Looks great and a wonderful job restoring it. The leather case you made looks excellent for it!!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
@detynuhautslona2 жыл бұрын
よくやった!私はロシアから来ました、そして私はあなたのビデオが本当に好きです
@ФедяФедоров-е8р2 жыл бұрын
Что б тебе дружище ручным инструментом пользоваться всю жизнь за то что штык превратил в нож с Алиэкспесс. Сердце началось рваться как он ещё начал накладки ломать каторые старше его.
@schwarzschwert792 жыл бұрын
Хороший был штык.
@ЕвгенийВасюков-в6е2 жыл бұрын
@@schwarzschwert79 ключевое слово - "был"...
@たっくん-p5b2 жыл бұрын
すごいの一言に尽きます。感動しました。
@incumbentvinyl92912 жыл бұрын
As impressive as this process is. The truth is that the obvious main part of the knife, the blade, was destroyed in the process. It may be sharp, but it's simply not supposed to look like that at all.
@druisteen Жыл бұрын
Finally someone who noticed that. It si kinda the Sharp of a kitchen knife now
It’s fascinating, American style bayonets tend to be fitted over the gun barrel, usually with a hole in the guard, but this one looks as if it is supposed to be locked on top of the barrel! Amazing job!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@laurigardner6227 Жыл бұрын
It’s only from the 1960s onward with the introduction of the AR-15 do we see hollowed out handle bayonets. The M1 Garand and the majority of the WWII bayonets (this one being inspired by German interwar bayonet model), were under barrel bayonets.
@Jason-iz6ob7 ай бұрын
So do Japanese bayonets. This is a Mauser bayonet.
@КонстантинТоропов-ж1и2 жыл бұрын
After sharpening, the shape of the blade has changed a lot. It seems that the master had difficulties with sharpening, and he had to spoil the blade. A bayonet knife is not a real knife, so it is very difficult to sharpen it. A military bayonet should be used as a spear, for this reason its blade was not sharp.
@2_Trillion_galaxies2 жыл бұрын
Yes I noticed he removed half of the blade almost, that's very sad ,to me the shape and design of the blade says alot about its functionality and also the estetics of the piece ,he ruined that I thought, another words he turned it into something completely different,
@malcolmmather43532 жыл бұрын
Bayonets should be pointy not sharp.
@2_Trillion_galaxies2 жыл бұрын
@@malcolmmather4353 no in fact most bayonets were multi use that's why they had a sharpened edge ,it was different in ww1 with mostly trench warfare where a long fixed bayonet mostly a pointy iron spear was practical for when you jumped into the enemy trench and dispatch the guy waiting for you, but in ww2 things were different there were many stealth operations where they would use their knives to dispatch centries by cutting their throats etc, you obviously can't do that type of thing with a knife with no edge,a good example although not a bayonet was the British commando knife which was specifically designed to kill the enemy in silence they even went one step further and gave the the blade two sharp edges so no mistake could be made, it was called the fairbain Sykes fighting knife, and it was deadly, the truth be told how they dispatched the enemy was gruesome to say the least they did not slice the throat as is often portrayed in movies ,the would stab the guy in the neck in front of the spine and push out cutting everything in front of the knife as it existed the throat, like I said gruesome,
@ura-bedash.rantan12242 жыл бұрын
すげぇなぁ〜、この技術を継いでくれたらいいですよね、素晴らしい事ですから、👏 👏 👏✨
@阿蛭栄一2 жыл бұрын
後半の革のケース製作がもはやレストアの域を超越している件
@hazar1011012 жыл бұрын
это новодел все верно .но укомплектовать штык нужно.думаю так правильно будет.
@サカバン-j9f2 жыл бұрын
これが戦争に使われたんだと思うと 込み上げて来るものがある
@rebusomnia45402 жыл бұрын
Muy buen trabajo, me encanto! Solo me dolio cuando rompiste las cachas de madera, se veain en buen estado. Esperando el siguiente video! Un saludo
@ВасилийКруглий-р1ч2 жыл бұрын
Да и ещё сточил половину клинка
@davids65332 жыл бұрын
Great job! The buckle looks unfinished though with the pin sticking out.
Уважаю японцев за их традиции и трудолюбие! Никогда не был в Японии, но это не помешало приникнуться уважением к этой стране! Скажу честно, не все вещи я понимаю. Но более 8 лет пользуюсь простыми часами Seiko и очень доволен. Следующие часы хочу только этой фирмы. Ножи замечательные, но нужно привыкнуть. На любителя. От Европы отличаются. Одним словом - японцы, Вам есть часы гордиться. Часы Seiko каждый день приносят мне удовольствие, и соответственно Вам - респект!
Так то реставрация зачётная, но уж очень сильно клинок сточил заточкой на камнях
@bbbsk_15282 жыл бұрын
ネジザウルス出て来てなんか嬉しかった😂 ホント、便利だよね。
@url27662 жыл бұрын
恐ろしい作業量ですよコイツァ…
@BrandiCouch2 жыл бұрын
A fascinating video! That you went the extra mile to make its leather case/holster(?) is so above and beyond! Always so glad to see when one of your videos releases.
@legoguy132 жыл бұрын
The leather bit is called a frog. They were pretty common way of hanging a bayonet on your belt until about WWII.
Renovation does not mean doing even more damage than time has done
@CousinRoman902 жыл бұрын
Looks like too much was shaved off when sharpening the knife. Shame, but it did need restoration.
@ーああ-g1n2 жыл бұрын
皮革製品の作成までやるのか、ちょっくんやるねえ!
@elizabethmorgenstern69382 жыл бұрын
Beautiful piece. I’m no expert, but I’d guess it was a paratrooper bayonet judging by the fuller length, cut down even further to right in front of the fuller and the bayonet ring removed. Probably used to belong to a veteran, who cut it down to be more practical for day-to-day civilian use.
First things first - love the video! Fabulous restoration! What era was this bayonet from? I wonder what wood was used for the scales originally, was it that same that you replaced it with? Wonderful to see your leatherwork skills, I do a bit of that myself, is that an original pattern Japanese frog or did you come up with the design yourself? Finally, I had to laugh at the end, the blade is about half the original size! Nice and sharp though :) Excellent work! :)
@ФедяФедоров-е8р2 жыл бұрын
В том и дело что эпохи а он сделал из его нож конца 2021 года