Restoring and Preserving a German SG84/98 III Bayonet 1940 - 1945

[@DavidWebb81]

Nice work. Looks great

[@RobSterkenburg]

Top!

[@Ewouddegroen]

great content! Can u also do a speedy version who takes like two minutes?

[@PreservingTheHistory]

Great suggestion! My videos are more of a DIY, not only entertainment. The more work the longer the video will be, but I will try to shorten them where I can.

[@vincek1818]

You have done a really nice job, just the screws are on the wrong side. Nothing wrong, easy to fix it.

[@PreservingTheHistory]

Ah, I was wondering if there was a correct side :) Fixed it right away, thnx!

[@kotenko7771]

It’s not good. Before restoration was better. It was like hand of time touched this bayo and it was in it own blueing and natural rust.

[@PreservingTheHistory]

I did as my client requested

[@PreservingTheHistory]

And just for the record, if you watched the entire video you could notice that this bayonet wasn't blued, and if it was it is nearly impossible to get it off with the tools I'm using. Also this hand of time you talked about, this bayonet was still in perfect condition a year ago but because the client moved to a new home she left it in a closet in her shed outside so it went from good to bad in just one year time. And a friendly tip, I use Cold Bluing which you can take off again using only 0000 very fine wool.