Very Old Rusty Pocket Knife Restoration. Knife of the 17th-18th century

Very old rusty pocket knife of the 17th-18th century restoration.
This old pocket knife was found in the woods. The knife was made in the 17th-18th century. The knife handle is made of copper. The blade is very rusty. I decided to restore this old knife. I removed the rust and preserved the metal. I hope you liked my restoration.
#restoration #rusty #knife #rextorer

[@LyubovVoloshina]

Вітання! Завжди цікаво переглядати Ваші відео про реставрацію давніх предметів. Велика дяка за відео.

[@ReXtorer]

Дякую Вам, що переглядаєте)

[@ccbphoto]

Another great job! I’m so glad that you keep the original blades on the knives, etc., that you restore. Keep the soul of the item.

[@Kratos_0182]

nice work! Knife looks marvelous

[@bobjoncas2814]

GOOD WORK, NICE JOB...

[@knife_knut]

NICE!!! 👍😎👍

[@ReXtorer]

thanks!

[@aldenfalkofficial]

🎉🎉🎉🎉 awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@PerfectRestore]

⚒️ Great video!!! Beautifully done restoration! You have a natural talent for captivating viewers and keeping us engaged from start to finish!!! 👍👍👍

[@brettblwanderings]

Amazing -You really know what you are doing . Cool ....

[@marklammas2465]

Authentic knife of the period... that style goes way back to the mediaeval era. That's one of the best restorations I've seen of one of those. I love my modern reproduction of one of these knives. Simple and very handy. That one of yours has been rendered useful once more. 👍

[@zou6492]

Beatiful restoration 👍👏 Congratulations and Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪👋🐢

[@tnxstaff]

MASTERPIECE!

[@Aaron-jd1cb]

That is beautiful!

[@ReXtorer]

Thank you!

[@nordicson2835]

Top Marks this came out beautifully. My son thought it was a barbers straight razor.

[@lisapino6739]

Great job on restoring this very rusty old knife. I really enjoyed watching this video. You have a lot of great skills. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@quocthanhtran5199]

“It’s perfect”

[@mitchydarne8734]

Nice job, maybe a bath in the ultra sound would have been good for every stages 👍

[@vinceianni4026]

Beautiful restoration mister well done

[@andrzejporeda7281]

Przepięknie jest odrestaurowany ten rozkładany nożo scyzoryk pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@max.m.8873]

Супер 👍👏 а чем ты покрыл рукоятку ножа?

[@ReXtorer]

Сірчана мазь)

[@max.m.8873]

@@ReXtorer спасибо 👍

[@rutikuiwa7133]

Very good job

[@cathybenson5119]

I think it's a straight razor. I could be wrong, though.

[@user-gf1uq5eg8z]

Гут! 👍 Сьогодні гострив манікюрні ножиці, та тебе згадував. Що там не гикалося? 😄

[@ReXtorer]

Не було часу гикати - відео монтував)))

[@MASI_forging]

What an awesome restoration ☺☺

[@carrestore]

nice work

[@Mitglied11elf]

aus welchem Material ist der rostfreie Griff?

[@raulfidiashernandez7349]

curioso parecido con las navajas Higonokami....

[@alexeyminkov2366]

Шлифовать после воронения- это - видимо штрихи глубокого искусства 😆

[@ReXtorer]

Саме так

[@user-fu4jv8eb5w]

ケチャップでも，サビ落ちるらしい，知らんけど？

[@erikweyand4735]

Why so longtime in vinegar

[@ReXtorer]

the blade was very rusty

[@falandoagora1]

Você estragou o seu trabalho quando passou o líquido escurecedor...

[@IPostSwords]

> "Restoration" > uses a Dremel, wirewheel, belt sander, etc > sands and buffs the blade I suggest "molestation" or "modification". Not "restoration". This is wholly inappropriate for antiques. Removing corrosion products is somewhat required for ferrous artifacts, like the blade, as they do not form a stable or sacrificial oxide layer, but you never want to damage the underlying steel. Beyond that, the handle is copper alloy. It does not need to be treated so severely. The oxide layer on it will not progress infinitely like corrosion on a ferrous artifact. To readers of comments: if you own an antique weapon, DO NOT copy this method, or anything like it. This is destructive.

[@ReXtorer]

Here you can see another restoration method kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWexapaBgbiSaJI

[@IPostSwords]

@@ReXtorer another example of using a dremel and wire wheel attachment. Wholly inappropriate.

[@ReXtorer]

I used a dremel to remove the remaining rust. The metal was not processed.

[@IPostSwords]

@ReXtorer @ReXtorer you used a steel wire brush on a dremel on a steel object. The fact that it polishes the surface should tell you that it is removing and altering the surface of the knife. You also used several either carbide, diamond or hardened steel attachments to remove localised portions. This is extremely inappropriate. This is equivalent to drilling.

[@ReXtorer]

Thank you! I understand that it is necessary to remove rust more carefully, but objects from aggressive soil and even weeks of being in a solution of caustic soda do not give results.

[@evgenyzamansky1155]

И на кой хер такой нож нужен???

[@user-gf1uq5eg8z]

Орків голить!

[@stephenlaverty2073]

Good job well done 👍

[@Wolfakim]

Чудова робота друже! А поділися будь ласка, як саме ти підібрав струм на інверторі щоб заповнити отвори? Бо в мене схожа ситуація с ножем, треба наростити метал біля 1мм, а сталь на ножі типу 40х13.

[@ReXtorer]

привіт. Підбираю шляхом проби на схожому по товщині предметі. Потрібно потренуватись на чомусь. І в цьому відео я користувався напівавтоматом, інвертором користуюсь, коли працюю з масивним залізом.

[@Wolfakim]

@@ReXtorer Супер, дякую за відповідь) Тоді буду пробувати)