Restoring Rare Old Swiss Army Knife. Pocket Knife Restoration 

Absolutely incredible work by the King of Restoration!!!!! What an exhibition of requisite skills to resuscitate an old implement!! Outstanding work sir!!!!

Good job Rex beautiful restoration well done

Nicely refurbished. With so many blades and items to use in such a knife, I am sure it wasn't so easy to get everything back together. Thumbs Up!

Wow! The knife started as a something that had seen better days, but it really turned out nice!

Excellent restoration.

What a beautiful combination knife. Thank you for giving it so much TLC!

I'm glad I don't hear a bunch of stupid music with your videos. It is nice to hear what is going on. I also like that you start with the least amount of cleaning necessary and only work up from there. Well done.

Очень крутая работа👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Outstanding job!!! 👍🏻👍🏻

Fantastic viewing. Thanks so much 🙂

Браво! Отличная работа! Подарил вторую жизнь ножу!

Дуже гарний став ножичок,як новенький!Вітаю!

Золотые у вас руки . Очень хорошая работа .

That's a knife I'd be proud to own, especially if I had done the work! I've got few in my collection I've 100% restored, and I know the feeling! Excellent work and keep at it!

I’ve done this, but not with the skill and attention to detail you have shown. I can appreciate the effort. Nice work.

Looks great, nice job.😊😊😊

WOW. Amazing. Beautiful. Can I has? 👍😎

Victorinox!!! Nicely done, I have done a few//Lars

Супер 👍🦾💪 очень классный получился 👍👏💪🦾😍

Awesome job men ! I know that it has the Cross on the scales, but this looks much more like a France Pradel pocket knife. Plus it has no other mark's on the blade tang or the other implements, so maybe it is a Pradel pocket knife made for the France part of Switzerland. And that is why it doesn't have Pradel written on the blade, and no tang stamp either. Because it clearly isn't a Wenger or a Victorinox knife. But more like it copied some feature's from Victorinox, because Pradel used to copy som implements designer from them. And their logo is similar to the shield with the Cross on it, like the one Wenger and Victorinox used. But the Pradel logo it is actually a flag with a Cross on it not a shield, like it is confused with.

Great restoration 😃👍 Congratulations and greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪🖐️

Вітаю!!! Робота супер як завжди! Складні ножі тобі вдаються супер, роби побільше, можна таких цікавих, зрештою інші речі в тебе супер виходять. Ну деколи може втрачається трохи автентичність, ну але це вже хто як любить. P. S Ніж скоріш за все не швейцарець а француз, Pradel десь 60-70 вони такі хрести тоже ставили.

Beautiful restoration and very glad you was able to refurbish the scales for it!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up for you

Excellent restoration job. You may have even finished it to better than new condition. I say that because I don't remember them being so well polished back in the day.

Bonito trabajo. Es francesa, una Pradel genérica seguramente.

That is a thing of beauty ! Marvellous workmanship.

Wonderful.

Beautiful knife,restored with care. Good skills.

Very, very good !!! < Brazil >

You are a genuine master of restoration! The knife is a real beauty.

Beautiful

Pretty knife

First class job. Thank you !

Well done! I envy you having such a wonderful keepsake such as this knife.

Awesome restoration ! Thanks for the show. But I don't think it's a genuine swiss army knife though, not even a swiss knife : it has no stamp on the tang. It's rather a french (or german ?) knife, produced in one of these countless semi-industrial workshops in Thiers (likely) or maybe Solingen. These 50's, 60's multiblades are decent alternatives to swiss pocket knives. I have a few of them as urban EDCs. I like the choice they offer on their scales : metal, wood, horn, pearl... Name it and you can find a knife to match your shirt, your style.

I do also have a swiss knife, but it doesn't need restoration, intreat it well)) this restoration made me feel like I also have this one)) it's shining now

Looks great!!!

Awesome work as always! You might check and see if there's enough of a point on the corkscrew though.

Amazing

Great job, the scales are beautiful !

I have to comment on the mad skills of grinding and peening the rivets without taping the knife first. My clumsy fingers would have scratched the scales up bad. Well done!

Sweet!

Good ii boss 👍👍✅✅

It’s perfect

Very nice

Well done! Nice to see an old knife brought back to life, love the scales 😃

Sehr gut 👍🏻

Great restoration bro👍👍👍👍👍👍

NICE...JUST LIKE NEW!!!

Looks great , top marks.

Super tare 👍👍👍👍

nice job

nice restauration, for your information this knife is'nt a rare Swiss Army Knife , it's a french made knife, around 40's to 60' and common in France

Wow nice job dude you also increase value of it too greetings from uk 👍🇬🇧🦊🐾

Beautiful Knife

Respect 👀👀👍

Файний ножик Хоча, якщо чесно, реставрація ножів вже трішки надоїла, треба щось більш екзотичного )

Quedó mejor que nueva!!!.

Espectacular 👌👌👌

Bravo man!

Great job

Sehr schön geworden. Der Aufwand hat sich gelohnt.

Outstanding

wow. good video

Could be nickel plated. In any case, good work.

Good job bro.

I watched a documentary about the manufacturing of Swiss Army knife's a few years back,mainly looking at one of those multi knives with 70 odd attachments and how they make all the components. Someone sent them a knife that had belonged to his great grandfather,a model from about 1908 that was very well used. Apparently when they say a lifetime guarantee they mean it. They refurbished the knife free of charge and sent it back.

Beau boulot , je ne m'en lasse pas . C'est tellement plaisant de voir travailler un bon artisan.

Nice job I have the same knife which belonged to my grandfather who died in the 1960s it was badly rusted a nd the springs broken I'm going to dismantle it

대단하십니다😊

Nice restoration! Enjoyable to watch you go through the process of making an old SAK look like a gem. What brand and model is that knife? 👍

Молодець 😉

Really nice work

Have a similar knife, the style of the tools is exactly the same, the only differences are my scales are white and it has the name brand stamped on the blade, Pradel which was a French company.

good job

Oooo Nice💥

Дякую за відео👍

Das Messer ist ein Traum geworden!

Зачёт! Класс!

Невже, це Вікс?З іншими накладками було б не то, за збережений вид, особлива дяка, робота на 5 балів!!!

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Дуже файно!

Гарно)

Нож интересный

Joli !!

Хоршая работа!

this is not actually the famous SAK knife, there are no markings or stamps, but it a lovely little knife well restored.

I need someone to do this to my brain.

Harías una restauración de una navaja tipo suiza de la marca Imperial hecha en México??

Nice knife, but certainly not a swiss ARMY knife, none of them have a corkscrew, never in swiss army knife history

That logo (cross) on the scale looks wonky. Have the scales and complications been ID'd with a model number yet?

👍👍👍

Слава Україні.Дуже гарна реставрація,ножик після реставрації як новенький, успіхів вам і гарних знахідок на реставрацію .Смерть російським акупантам.📹👍💪🤝🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

Nice work. Except I was always told not to open two blades at once on the same spring. You might break the spring that way. But what do I know?

👍👍👍👍

Actually I believe you have a French made knife

Крутий нiж

А откуда взялся штопор? "Раздраконил" другой нож, изготовил сам или "по щучьему велению"?

That is one sexy knife.

I have this knife in mint condition!!! It belonged to my grandpa's collection which i have now unfortunately... RIP my hero!