Transforming a Broken Knife Into A GEM!

[@terryhager9723]

Simple, and plain just what a fixed blade needs to be.

[@timcraft8238]

Thank you for saying “dag-bunrit”. That shows your true character and maybe goes to show why you have respectful kids and grandkids. My Papa used to say that. Brought back good memories and made me smile! Have a great day Doc.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it!

[@wizardofahhhs759]

Bun rit??

[@muddymo7641]

Nice job. I would carry that knife more as a single blade. Nice and slim now. Perfect

[@jerryphillips5112]

Always interesting watch new transformation custom.... You rocked it Kevin 😊

[@countrypicker2819]

Learn something every time I watch. New subscriber here. Thanks for sharing what you do!!!!! USA made!!!!

[@familyengineering5591]

Really like how this came out. I like how thin the single blade knife is now. Very elegant and sleek. It would be cool if you made some custom mini single blades out of the leftover blades. Could be cool content

[@BigIrish89]

I believe that’s buffalo horn. great work doc

[@JustinJasper-zb6dh]

The handles are buffalo horn, great quality knife doc

[@cguitarallday]

Looks great. That’s a knife I would like to own. Thin and a good size

[@knifelife1313]

Hey there buddy. Just wanted to say love the Bulldog- good lookin knife before & after...

[@leveler267]

Excellent job on the knife. I would love to add a 1st generation Bulldog brand with the raccoon shield to my collection one day.

[@tonyseidita5766]

Great job on the knife. Look into a good set of center punches. That wooden handle is absorbing the strike, making you having to strike it harder than you need to.

[@BradWard-md4mv]

That's a great knife Enjoy the video.

[@TheMichaelCycle2]

Enjoyed the live stream doc, thanks for answering my questions!

[@randyblackburn9765]

Kevin I think that the scales are celluloid and are gassing out (note the deep Rust on the Spey blade that runs down into the spring. . I have had bull dogs and buck creek from the 90,s made in Solingen that gassed and totally destroyed everything , broke liners , scales and springs.

[@waynemiracle8928]

WOW! You did such a great job with that knife! I was nervous as a cat watching you! It tickeled me that you said “dad burn it” 😊

[@Maxilla-d5s]

Love how it turned out Great job

[@oldasdir]

Didn’t know it could be done..nice knife

[@jimkastor3876]

Great job, successful operation Doc.

[@percymoosepayo8291]

Hello from Alberta doc,wishing you and your family the best in the new year,I've been watching your channel the past year,love it,lots of good tips and information,started collecting knives too,but expensive here Canada,God bless

[@lazybuck9902]

Good job on the Bulldog, I always like the stag ones, something about that old German stag. Thanks for the video.

[@janjansen3150]

Very good knife looks like Nice don Thanks for the video

[@ChemDawg54]

Found your channel about a month ago and I am so very glad I did! You have become my favorite channel! Thank you sir ! Keep up the amazing content much love from Idaho 🤙

[@trentpatterson6263]

Nice job Doc!

[@LandoniousRex077]

Awesome job Doc!!!!

[@glennovery]

Hello Doctor, You did a great job of preparing that knife. Thank you for the great channel.

[@DonaldAlford-l1v]

Another great repair doc, I enjoy learning from you. I’d like to say I’m as grateful as you but I’m not, yet I strive to be. Stay safe sir

[@williamDunham-dg4yq]

nice job on the knife

[@Kodiak_Edge]

Buffalo Horn on the Bulldog knife over 200 steps in hand forging them blades!! One of the best damn knives you own now!!

[@lanecook3781]

Awesome job doc! Love your videos

[@kevinwilliams563]

Great job Kevin. That Bulldog turned out really well.

[@MrCaissed]

Just got here can’t wait to see what you do with the bulldog knife! It will be amazing as always. I have a knife coming from Boker Tree brand with D2 tool steel HRC 60 traditional pocket knife.

[@patrickquesenberry7182]

Great video love to see you sharing a hobby that doesn’t cost much to enjoy

[@debilucas2989]

Nice job on that knife...we enjoy watching you fix knives, etc..

[@thomastommy1192]

Awesome video and a great rebuild job. I agree with you it is a pretty knife. I like the handles. Many thumbs up. Stay well and safe.

[@Charles-it9ke]

Great rebuild, really enjoyed it. Great knife.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@richardvirchow3390]

Steady handed knife surgeon; you’re the best, Doc.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@patrickpearson1399]

Always love your videos!

[@MarkGarner-f9n]

Beautiful job on the Bulldog. Love the single blade. Congratulations 👍🏻

[@Jimthechevywheelman]

Thanks you Kevin for sharing your knowledge with us , and taking us along for the repair.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@BrianBuras]

Thanks for the video Kevin, good work on the Bulldog.

[@MH-pz2wi]

Enjoy all your videos. I think this turned out the best I've seen. Practice makes perfect I've heard. Congrats and thanks for all you do!

[@Alan-e1n5m]

Look really good

[@michaeldavis8249]

awesome work doc

[@TimothyCibula-vh5ip]

That turned out awesome!!!! Very cool kevin.

[@BarrySnipes-x3q]

Great work

[@davidwiggings6951]

Awsome Video Brother!!Love them ole fighting bulldogs!!!

[@pierrecourville2114]

Allo Dr Kevin Super GreatJob it's Buffalo Horn very very Fragile to work on it,can delaminate with a small Shock.You whent like a surgeon on a live mines.it's a pleasure to watch you work.Be Safe and have a good week.🤓

[@justinpritchard2096]

Good evening Doc You do awesome work

[@Frank-v1i]

Great job. Looks great I enjoyed the live show yesterday. Thanks

[@DonnaBrewer-j4n]

Good work

[@stevenclaflin]

Thank you for the video Kevin. Have a good day.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks, you too!

[@stephenjeffrey75]

Great job on the fighting bulldog.!💯

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@EMTEE-v1b]

Hey Doc, I LOVE that Bulldog knife..

[@dirtfishingdad_2_34]

I currently have an old Cattaragus jack knife torn apart. Looking for a back spring, which I'm sure I'll never find. No, I did not remove the pins without breaking the over 100 year old bone.😂 I've been thinking about throwing it back together as a single blade and carrying it. Thanks for the video.

[@360chris88]

Good job

[@johnnyeller4035]

Great video

[@theodorehowe2262]

Nice work Kevin, you need to get yourself some more Bull dog brand knives 😊

[@benbrennan7663]

Awesome!

[@ravenfox7752]

Looks great doc! Another one saved

[@jimbrandt2430]

You did an awesome job. It looks great..

[@EzraCornish]

That’s a beautiful knife sir, I truly love your videos, brother I just want to say thank you for your service,🙏❤️ Kevin I’m sitting in my basement, with a Coleman lantern and ( ice storm nocked our power a yesterday, but where ok , our chickens and goats and guardian dogs are all fed so good lord has took care of us,! 🙏❤️ happy new year to you and your family, love ❤️ your show’s brother , Ezra Cornish from Bloomfield Ky

[@danieltporter959]

There is something special about the Equal end Jacks. Sad part is, I have still to get one for the Collection.

[@bruceowens3258]

😮 Outstanding Work!!! Great video, U-Rah!!! Semper Fi Marine 🗡️🪖...

[@TL123-p2i]

Nice work!

[@jimbrandt2430]

I got an idea that might work for sanding down the pin. Play some of that gray tape over it and then with a point of a razor ,go around where the pin sticks out. When you sand down on it, it will stop where the gray tape is

[@kenlewis1374]

Definitely Buffalo horn handles, commonly used material on German made knives. I especially like that coffee color in that knife❣️👍

[@kenlewis1374]

I think you should’ve made your own back spring for that knife. You have the old one for a pattern. Next time we’re together, I’ll tell you how to do it. Easy peasy!

[@chaspruitt2610]

Good video!! 👍🏼

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@mwaaaa]

Flip the pin around slide it back thru the handle side that way you wouldn’t have to be as careful sanding on the inside just a thought? By the way your awesome at what you do really enjoy the channel

[@GregWilmoth]

Good video! Thank you! Could the handles be horn?

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks for watching! That may be correct!

[@VernGabel]

I thinks I you would round off the brass pin on Handel side first it might reduce breaking the handle. I like you programs.

[@charlestatem3099]

Looks like buffalo horn to me Doc. Enjoyed the video. Thanks

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@randallwells9800]

You the man , Knive Doctor!!!! Love them German made knives…. What size are the pins for the bolster and the handles? Great job!

[@DaveAntes]

Send you the Ranger zippo lighter out this morning.Suppose too be there Friday. Hope you like it

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome! Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@justingrimm1974]

I’d try to build the head on the outside first then pull tight and hammer on the back side for that brass pin.

[@rogerray2545]

That knife would show or make a good shining knife

[@Cooks-carvings]

Looks good and great repair video. Question I’ve seen some other people use a tool to champher bit on the bolsters to allow the pins to swell and you can sand down smooth. Have you ever seen/ heard of that? Thanks for sharing. Also I sent you an email on a link about the history of green river knives that I ran across.

[@RickyTick460]

Love to watch you put those pins in. That's something that takes talent and precision. Thanks for taking us along for the ride! Great show as always !! Also, how do I find the you're auction on whatnot? I am not familiar with it, so I created an account. Just not sure how to find your auction on there.

[@michaelmorrison4843]

Those scales are celluloid! You could've made a new back spring and had all three blades! That's what I would've done! 🤔👍

[@lancefoskey1755]

Great job if I could find a yellow handle case trapper id like to send it to you and make a single blade

[@captken71]

Rat trap snap on that gem !

[@lancetyler1]

Where is the best place to get the rod pins

They look like horn, doc. Sounds like a fun project.

[@reggieheidelberg2363]

I think those scales are cow horn on the Bulldog.

[@DwightRLudy]

The handle looks like cow horn. Semper Fi brother. 4:07

[@stephenjeffrey75]

2nd comment! Hope you have a blessed day. I look forward to watching this video.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks Stephen!

[@GeorgeT6566]

( Dag burn it ) I have not heard anyone say that in years.

[@theknifedoctor]

LOL!!

[@KenHall-m9t]

Would you trade that knife or sell it? The bulldog never had one of them like to have that since you worked on it.

[@Orlosthedruid]

handle looks to be gold streaked buffalo horn, as in Asian water buffalo.

[@johnbryan8011]

I would of flipped that pin around and done the final work against the brass and not the handle. But either way keep up the good work love your videos

[@rogerray2545]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@danpriban6035]

Handle scales look like Buffalo Horn.

[@EricJob-x4n]

Hello everyone 😀👋🇧🇪🇺🇲

[@theknifedoctor]

Hello!

[@ray5156]

First comment. First time for that haha

[@iowareddneck]

Why not build a new spring?

[@kevinroberts9814]

handle looks like a horn of some kind.

[@stevenmorris4163]

The handle material looks like horn.

[@bamziirani1631]

👑🙌👏👍

[@lancefoskey1755]

I’ll be on ya whatnot

[@howardkayecrabyman]

Kevin you are wasting a lot of pin 😮after I put a head on one side I pull it tight and then cut the other side. Be safe and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 🙏