Restoring This Antique Roman Knife

I restore this knife with the worst rust I have ever seen. I wasn't sure if I'd find a blade underneath it all.
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[@yeetstudiosofficial9016]

Julius Caesar ain't been saying "pizza pizza" no more

[@Gonyos]

The rust totally destroyed the knife

[@clifbradley]

That looked challenging to say the least. You did what you could and far beyond what most coukd or would do

[@GameLibrarianWithABear]

Everyone's out here freaking out that the knife still has pitting, but i think it's a satisfying and impressive job. Even just exposing the metal again on that thing and making it displayable without breaking it is a feat.

[@quentinmac.5579]

On another restoration channel this guy was able to fill in the pits and rough edges and smooth them off creating a fuller, complete blade.

[@MASI_forging]

Such a great transformation 👏👏

[@vinceianni4026]

Good job mister beautifully restored well done

[@ccbphoto]

Great job and it’s nice to learn that Dad Jokes are universal!

[@geraldstamour1312]

Dope AF results, Lost & Restored!

[@PaulGrahamRetroPaul]

"Restored" is pushing it, but you get a comment and a thumbs up for the dad joke. I will be stealing it and using it! haha great video.

[@DeeegerD]

Why?

[@cuteswan]

_Et tu_ Lost & Restored?

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

Why not just weld all the pits and even it out into a knife? Or make the outline melt it down and reforge it using the same metal?

[@Olexandr_UA_]

Воно не коштує того, що на це витрачено.

[@TommyTulpe66]

Der Aufwand steht in keinem Verhältnis zum Ergebnis

[@mskayla7747]

Excellent effort, but that blade still looks to be in rough shape. 🙁

[@marklammas2465]

Could perhaps be ancient Roman, but I suspect more likely mediaeval. Either way, I saw that as more likely a utility knife than a dagger or stiletto. I don't think the result had any feel of authenticity, but at least you restored the blade perhaps as well as it was ever going to restore. A wooden handle would have been more fitting, in a utility knife style. Good one, though. The knife lives, creakily. I think Caesar is safe... 😉👍

[@diyfireking]

Enjoy to watch 👍👍

[@Luminary600]

Sand casting is cool. The knife looks more wicked with all the pitting.

[@rjb6327]

Seems to be getting smaller and smaller. Easier to make a new one.

[@ekindle40]

Is that a real artifact from Ancient Rome? Wow!

[@nathanadrian7797]

NO! but it is a rusty old knife from 1940-2000. That is a Mora!

[@Beohun]

I think it would have been kinder to melt that thing down and make a new knife.

[@Ynook]

I might sound mean, but is this a joke? :))) The state of that blade is 'no blade'. Why not make another blade from scratch? :)

[@lostandrestored]

When you make a 1,000 videos you switch things up.

[@Ynook]

@@lostandrestored I am sorry, then. Maybe I don't get it. :)

[@MrsMorrisReads]

I rather like it with the dimple

[@galinapatey9371]

Класс!!!👍👍👍

[@RestorationOT]

This blade looks very old, it looks like it's made of iron ore

[@modellbahnagenda]

👍👍👍

[@user-dc8do7fo4u]

👍

[@joemisak7925]

Looks like a mora lol

[@dorotamarat2791]

Beznadziejny , bardzo słaba praca

[@blueduck9409]

That knife needed elecrto treatment.

[@jasoncurry1685]

Aluminium on a Roman knife?

[@adamsouthwell1790]

So the restoration is distinct from the original?

[@jasoncurry1685]

@@adamsouthwell1790 as an historic item, thought that historic materials would be used in its restoration, alloy is modern.

[@andreashofbauer3158]

@jasoncurry1685 Yes, since the mid or end1880s , as far as I know.

[@jebediahbarntrigger2526]

Great work!

[@gayle525]

Lost cause.

[@DSFking]

Sorry bro. That was garbage. Unless you forged this down into something else, it wasn't worth saving. That's not a knife. It's a clean piece of rust.

[@tomswindler64]

Nice,something different,carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@lawrenceforman6999]

It’s vintage knife 🔪 You did fabulous job! lol 😂, Doll touch the knife and switch the machine on. Doll’s hand was clean 😊

[@jjjcmo]

Can’t imagine why you bothered with this

[@TukikoTroy]

No... just... no.

[@julienghanadan8311]

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