Restoration of a beautiful rusty sword - ASMR 4K DIY

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Hello,
I present to you the restoration of a small sword. I want to clarify that this sword is a replica. it is only used for decoration.
I am not a professional, but restoration has become a passion, a hobby.
GOOD VIEWING !! :)
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[@BhaaskarDesai]

Very nicely done with whatever tools you had. Perhaps with more restorations and some more better tools you will achieve fantastic results. Wishing you all the very best~! :)

[@M21L35]

This item appears, as so many other "rusted relics" on U-Tube, to have the look of rust just recently induced. That blade's appearance does not resemble the hilt & grip as far as the entire piece aging together would appear, had the piece aged simultaneously, ie. as a unit, it doesn't match, re. its alleged age of neglect. The fine threads on that shaft indicate its manufacture from a time that's ANYTHING but "relic" related. And WTH would you continue to emery that blade to the point that there's now barely a trace of its prior engraving?! Where did THAT faux pas enter the thought process? And a FILE is used to recover the former sharp edge of a sword?! This "restoration" is just a conglomeration of incongruity!

[@jeffreybarton1297]

Judging from the bad quality of the mouldings on the crossguard, this is pretty much Tourist gift shop quality, rather than a real sword.

[@alanwelch6594]

If the blade was hardened steel, you introduced stress fractures by cold hammering it thus ruining the blade. It looks like it may have just been mild steel so it was junk to begin with.

[@dragontdc]

You were doing great until you put the grip on backwards. The grip should taper toward the blade so the larger end provides a lower chance of it slipping out of the hand. Easy enough to fix, though. Just turn it around. I like the faceted design. In a real sword it would provide more control of edge alignment in cuts. Your painting of the hilt added a lot to it and made it more beautiful than the makers ever dreamed.

[@delmaneboshoff5610]

great job on the restoration. i would however recommend perhaps looking into getting a longer and wider flat file when doing the edges as this aids in getting even long smooth strokes to give you an even flat and straight edge.

[@HARD2KNOW.]

I’m not gonna lie I think you restored my childhood Toledo dagger....I ligitimtly think this used to belong to me and I’m very happy to see the home it went to, this was stolen from me after I recovered it from my childhood neighborhood where I buried it 10 years prior, I had it for two months and it was stolen and I never saw it again, originally it had a wire wrapped handle but the wire rusted off and I cleaned up the wood but everything else literally brought tears to my eye that I found it 😊 even if it was not with me, thank you

[@TTSPOG]

That's one of the 'made in India' ink stamped wall hangers sold in low end stores. Probably sells 'new' for $20.

[@joesony5196]

l'idée de brûler le bois avec des allumettes n'était pas astucieuse mais tout le processus de la restauration était très impressionnant .Merci pour cette démonstration.Heureux de m'abonner à votre chaîne.

[@vanthadoun1]

my initial thought was this was a knockoff made in China, but after seeing your hardwork, I am impressed. You made it unique and wonderful, even if its ornamental it still has a wonderful visual to it.

[@StarScapesOG]

Nice work! I was aghast at first thinking it was a real sword, but the longer I watched the more certain I was it was decorative! Then I was able to just appreciate tour hard work!

[@user-ox7ps6pl7w]

Все конечно красиво, вот только деревяшку задом на перед притулил)))))

[@MozarMartins]

Muito bom. Poucos equipamentos mas, sabendo bom o que fazer. Parabéns, ficou muito boa a restauração.

[@porthole12]

c'est toujours incroyable quand quelqu'un prend un objet sans valeur et le remet à neuf et prend le temps de faire une vidéo KZbin tout en le faisant comment il fait ressortir tant de maîtres forgerons. Votre épée ou votre poignard a l'air bien et a probablement pris plus de temps à terminer que lorsqu'il a été produit en série à l'origine.

[@para1324]

A work of art. You know how to make it happen. 👍

[@MikePate1975]

I like the process, combining the old techniques and the new tech. You turned out a nice authentic Restoration.

[@winglessflight222]

What a splendid piece of work you did! Very nice! Thank you for this video!

[@paulstoffel1805]

Should have used black type for subtitles. Otherwise brilliant restoration. 😊

[@allanoliveira8449]

Muito bom...só uma duvida o cabo não ficou ao contrário?

[@RestorationAustralia]

Looks great, well done. 👍