松壽 Japanese Kitchen Knife Restoration and Polishing 

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The fact that you get these results using human power is what sets you apart from other restorers. Great looking piece.

Good looking result...but I think the most impressive part was seeing that gigantic file.

That is a truly unique, interesting, and amazing restoration! I was blown away by what you were able to do. When i saw the tang was fully corroded away I didnt think you were going to be able to salvage nearly as much as you did. The fact that you saved the makers mark and made an awesome knife is a true credit to your skill and diligence. My hat if off to you sir!

Wow, I’m totally blown away that you did that by hand! Awesome work 😊

You saved the handle scales! I am next level impressed! I winced when you began cutting into the blade like that but it only shortened the usable part by an inch. Now that sweet baby has a new life ahead!

As usual. I'm blown clean away by what you did. I'd have thought the knife was a lost cause, but you restored it to beautiful, working condition...

Fantastic restoration. Didn't over do it kept the history of the blade. 👌

I don't know which I like better. The things you are restoring, or the tools and methods you use to restore them.

now THIS IS a restoration! Not replacing literally the whole thing with a new item! This takes the original pieces and makes them a part of the new sparkling knife!!! Great video!

Fantastic work, and fantastic channel! Very good "old work"! Thank you so much for videos!

FANTASTIC JOB !!😊

Adorable workshop!!

Amazing job again

You took a $3 knife and restored it into a priceless masterpiece👌🔪!!

Another beautiful restoration! 😍

You never cease to amaze me, I don’t know if I would ever have considered this knife for restoration, but that’s me, obviously not you, the knife came out beautifully, excellent job on bringing it back to life, thanks for the video, I enjoyed watching.

Wonderful restoration Boris. It is truly a joy to watch you display your range of skills turning something, that most would throwaway, back into a beautiful and functional item. Thank you for the upload.

Hi again, and I have to say you have done a fantastic job again, I particularly like the copper idea of the handle, makes up for the missing parts really well, especially with the original scales and you have sharpening blades down to a tee now, that is wickedly sharp, really good work yet again. One point is I don't think that is a Japanese knife, on an old knife and anything of a traditional design it would have a through or hidden tang and it would be held onto the handle with wax and possibly a bamboo pin, they would construct the handle and then fill the tang hole with molten wax and then push the tang into the molten wax, that made the tang water tight and also made it so it is very easy to remove the handle with just hot water, what I believe you have is an old Chinese knife, many are and were very similar to Japanese knives blade wise but often the rest of the construction was quite different, but the way to know would be to take it to your local Chinese restaurant and ask them about the writing, either way you have rescued it and made it useful again, congrats on another fine job

Ich liebe diese Werkstatt! Wieder einmal sehr gute Arbeit!👍

The most impressive thing is that he used a lit candle to record the whole thing. All jokes aside, I was really impressed with the die grinder the most.

Clever! I was all the time thinking what you are going to do with this rusty and broken handle. And you found the solution. Nice work!

Beautiful result! I wasn't expecting it to be that good, so congratulations.

Классная работа! Мастерская супер!

Great job👍👏 Congratulations and Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪👋

One of my favorite restos I've seen you do. Very nice work!

Excellent result. I didn't believe the knife could be restored, but surprise! You managed it beautifully. 👍🏻❤️

Knife turned out hella dope! It belongs in a high-end kitchenware catalog and/or retailer!

I feel like your skills have grown soo much in the years I have been following you. Great job making this into a functioning knife again!

Genial!!!!!! Cómo siempre. Saludos desde Paraguay

True talent.

❤I like the way you did the knife. Very nice❤

Good work mate! You did basically the Katana wersion of a Tachi knife! ;-)

Very good ! ( Brazil )

Perfect 👍

Great restoration of that Japanese knife!! I was thinking when that tang was broken to maybe weld or forge a piece back on, but that would ruin the temper in that great blade. Like the way you shortened it and made the brass handle under the wood to keep that large handle👍

まだ日本に武士階級があり、彼らが腰に刀を差して歩いていた頃 刀が長過ぎ使いにくい場合には、柄の中に収まっている茎(nakago)を切り詰めることで全体を短くするという処理が行われることがありました。 これを“磨上げ(suriage)”といったそうです。 今回この包丁をよみがえらせるにあたって、まさに同じ方法が使われているのを見て驚きました笑 素晴らしい仕事です。 日本の一視聴者より。

I like the fact that his work area looks like my garage space where I do my work… dusty and well used

You obviously have a massive skill set to pull off that knife transformation!! Your mastery of human powered tools is amazing and impressive!!! The treadle powered rotary tool was quite innovative. The final result shows an absolutely stunning knife! You were able to save most of the original pieces. The previous owner seemed to be skilled in baling wire and tape. That knife never had it so good!! Well done sir!! Thanks for sharing your work with us.

GREAT job👍

That knife is like a cosmonaut's breakfast - no TANG!

Great job on the restoration bud, keep the videos coming. Wishing you and yours the best for the holidays. Stay safe and be well brother. 👊😎🤙🔥🍻🇺🇸

Beautiful! Love your videos 😊

Nice work as always👍👍such a beautiful restoration. 😃😃

Bro the knife needed to be recycled.but yet you still made a good knife out of that piece of rust.u have awesome skill brother.

привет из Тюмени. как всегда супер👍

Awesome! 👏

Great save, that tang was gone :) Impressive that you do everything by hand!

Beautiful work! A job well done! :)

Very nice. Beautiful restoration

that is a very interesting knife, the design especially the handle construction looks more like european but the makers marking shows the quite opposite. at the end it has a quite new design and looks like a piece of art 👍👍👍

Excellent work...congrats....

well done, thank you!

What a cool video! I was thinking once the tang fell apart what or how would you salvage the knife awesome way to fix it and keep the original makers mark!

Restaurada faca🔪😉

Exelent work .👍👍👍🙏

Mais uma bela e incrível restauração!!! Abraço nosso do Brasil!!!

That must be a high performance knife with the weight reduction and all. Lol great video keep it up

Très beau travail.

Wow, nice restoration. Ye have a brand new knife. Wonder how old the knife is?

Brilliant ! 😮🎉

Great job it looks really lovely. 👍

Lovely job as always P.S. I almost, almost suggested welding hahaha, i forgot the year you're living in

Yikes! Very crunchy handle with zero pins…. What a challenge! No doubt you’ll make it look amazing. 😊

Very nice job

Que bela restauração! 👏👏

What a cute little anvil 10:00

👏👏👏...Once again GREAT restoration...👏👏👏 Did you found out the meaning of what it says in tha blade in Japanese...?

You did a great job as always my friend. While watching, all the tiredness of the day disappeared. I wish you to use your magnificent Japanese knife in pleasant days. Take care of yourself and see you soon again ✌🏻🥃

Awesome work how do you get these European knives so easily y I can't find them anywhere

Although I was quite impressed with the handmade tape wrapped handle your finished project was very good.

Yo te sigo desde hace mucho tiempo...siempre te hago algún comentario por lo bien que trabajas..y más haciéndolo sin electricidad......espero que algún día me saludes en algún comentario tuyo o que mi nombre aparezca como as hecho con otros el este último vídeo del cuchillo japonés...te deseo lo mejor y también bendiciones...gracias por tus vídeos....👍

are all your tool manual ?

These knife crumbs paid $ 3 ? 🤨 It's a steal, even for a Japanese blade. 😏

That was beautifully done! As always🤗 would this have been an expensive knife when it was new? It certainly looks expensive now❤️🤗🐝

Замечательная реставрация, особенно понравилось как обыграли хвостовик. Браво 👍👏👏👏

Movie theater !!! ...

Very awesome…can I buy that from you.. love Japanese steel

6:52 What is this natural stone?

4:22 松壽　 商標登録

What does leather do when sharpening a knife?

I think it was quite a brave decision to pay $3 for a knife that was basically rust crumbling away to nothing on the handle. Its a shame you had to cut a new tang though it was a lovely result in the end. Agree with a poster below this looks Chinese and might be a copy of a more expensive Japanese knife.

is this the modern version of the old PBS Woodwrights shop?

Veo que no me as nombrado el tus saludos...me haría ilusión que lo hicieras....lo del cuchillo japonés a sido un trabajo muy bien hecho ..un saludo desde Sevilla España👍

Yes, the blade is a little shorter, but the blade lives on to fight another day. 🔪🎸

I think that you got your money’s worth for this knife. There is at least $3.00 worth of tape on the handle. Nice work!

Как всегда отлично. Только вопрос ? А может стоило приклепать металлическое полотно и уже дальше формировать рукоять. Чем отрезать часть лезвия.

Класс 👏 👏 👏

Сложная ситуация, из которой ты вышел с честью. Как самурай. Я в восторге!

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Но почему именно медь?

Did you ever find out the maker?

👍💪

Matsuhisa 🤔 Jukishi Matsu

とても日本製とは、思えない。😮

11:28 this is Chinese music not Japanese

Его легче выбросить и сделать новый

🤜🤛

Нужно было использовать свврочный аппарат и приварить кусок к лезвию. А у вас нож стал короче.

😮‍💨