Survival Knife Destroyed By Fire? Restoration Perfection!

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I restore an old rusted knife burnt in a fire. You don't see this everyday, a knife that was destroyed in a fire. With my restoration tools and some elbow grease I restore this old burnt rusted knife.
If you have something you would like me to restore send me an email at business@lostandrestored.com
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Комментарии : 118

@allen1993100 2 года назад

What I appreciate in these videos is the understandable use of body language. It's easy to follow throughout the restoration process. Besides that, learning about Super Blue, rivets, and rust remover. Outstanding.

@willieckaslike 2 года назад

Brilliant, nothing less. Thanks for sharing !

@geraldstamour1312 9 месяцев назад

Knife turned out dope AF, Lost & Restored!

@TheMamaz07 2 года назад

i could watch you all day...you make this looks so fun to do

@nordicson2835 2 года назад

I watch these posts with my son , he calls you " Mr Workbench " he was happy to see some " magic" today , great work on this knife .

@robertomazzoni1955 2 года назад

Ottimo lavoro!!! Complimenti.

@skcrary 2 года назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you…for completely submerging the piece in the rust remover! No weird lines on the finished knife! Thank you!

@johnalecsscalemodeling 2 года назад

Outstanding production value and interest. Well done as always.

@jerryjohnsonii4181 2 года назад

Awesome restoration !!!!!!!!!!!!!

@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267 2 года назад

Great result! Thanks for showing

@kvnmg 7 месяцев назад

Super work ! I love this knife ❤ Good job Lost & Restored 👍 😉

@MikeVal1369 2 года назад

From damaged DIY Ka-Bar to the star of the Ren Faire! Good job!

@lawrenceforman6999 2 года назад

From Fire 🔥 knife 🔪 to Great Silver Knife 🔪 That’s fantastic job!!! Very shiny knife made by Toolmaker!!!!

@larrykelly2838 2 года назад

That is a great restoration.

@leesalyer8944 Год назад

Truly amazing

@lisapino6739 2 года назад

Awesome restoration on this knife. The handle came out amazing. I enjoy watching your videos. You are quite the craftsman. Thanks for sharing.

@vinceianni4026 2 года назад

Beautiful restoration mister good job well done

@chandramoulir4568 Год назад

Fricking awesome

@Gonza768 2 года назад

Love this custom handles, amazing like the others. Greatings, excellent work!

@RestorationAustralia 2 года назад

Nice finish, well done. 👍

@lindalewis3955 2 года назад

Beautiful, great job!

@markbir7979 2 года назад

Outstanding job!

@luisgallardo2084 2 года назад

beautifull job , my friend

@mskayla7747 2 года назад

Nice restoration. The new handle looks great.

@requiscatinpace7392 2 года назад

I wish I had your skills!! Fabulous job yet again.

@PerpetualCamel 2 года назад

I like the oil dropper, it sounds like it's saying "oil"

@user-sv8fk3ff8u 2 года назад

Good very good 🌹🌹👏👏

@124adams 2 года назад

Great Job!! I like the wire wrap handle but if I may, might I suggest a change... how about silver with copper or brass?

@Nbstevens78 2 года назад

Ace pal..like it.

@oneshotme 2 года назад

It looks great and a wonderful job restoring it!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@some1funny28 2 года назад

What a great wired handle! Looks outstanding! I heard 'oil' again here!

@georgebrown8312 2 года назад

Splendid work as always. I bet that knife is quite sharp as well. Well done.

@alvaroaraujo8821 2 года назад

Gostei muito do trabalho!!!

@jomercer21113 2 года назад

The original was rubber/plastic-covered stacked leather handle. My dad had one similar to it. You can buy kits with precut leather washers to make those handles.

@ezequielsilva2709 2 года назад

Bom trabalho 👏👏

@bobjoncas2814 2 года назад

...looks great, good job. keep safe...

@dogboyendicott5211 2 года назад

Lol the old handle looked like fresh brownies🤣

@davidcox2264 2 года назад

Very cool.👍👍👍

@billlindsey411 11 месяцев назад

Wow!!

@lucialima781 Год назад

Esse rapaz alem do dom Parece que ele tem mestrado em restauração

@homedaily6570 2 года назад

I lice this alot, sank q 4 sharing! 😘

@rikidozan553 Год назад

Nice

@GT_Racer347 2 года назад

Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

@lihuensaavedra6752 2 года назад

Muy lindo

@user-ku2oe4mg8b 2 года назад

Всю жизнь мечтал попилякать ножовкой, когда болгарка рядом лежит...

@tomswindler64 2 года назад

It looks like whoever made the knife spent some time on it to make it what it was. Good video,turned out nice.keep it up 👍👍👍😎😎😎

@ivanleterror9158 2 года назад

Great video as always but would have preferred back to the old school stacked leather. When new or resurfaced it looks so good.

@zou6492 2 года назад

Good Job 👍 Congratulations from Belgium ✋🇧🇪😉

@garlandtx10 2 года назад

Few things, I get your videos are your artist expression and I appreciate that. From a time saving and efficiency perspective I would go with either a wire wheel or rust remover/vinegar over night. Not both and definitely not a wire brush to start would just take more time she. The other methods are pretty gentle in their own right. Files are made to cut in only one direction. Abrasive paper will cut in all directions, well except the paper backing...

@thrashcore7 2 года назад

The handle covered in Wires Surprised me in the final part of the video 👍

@teacheme 2 года назад

Fabulous restoration. In my opinion your best one yet. Love the handle.

@Facetiously.Esoteric 2 года назад

That knife is ruined. Metal softens at high temps after tempering. That blade will snap at the first application of pressure. It had to be retempered, he didn't do that. You can see actual stress fracturing and scaling from the high temps at 4:44.

@rahadianaryo5979 Год назад

05:10 (looking on the knife's tang) "This is *quite the clump of brazing* here...😒"

@rahadianaryo5979 Год назад

05:27 (after filing the knife's tang) "Much better, now...👍😊 Let's *make a propel pommel* for this one knife right here...🔪"

@hello7533 Год назад

Filing down the nut in order to use weird spanners is a bit strange. 🤣 just use a normal 12 or 13mm Also, would be a nicer contrast to have a dark blade with the wire wrapped handle. How did you terminate the wire at the pommel end? Love the smooth/twist alternating wrap, looks great.

@shubingopinath 2 года назад

വളരെ നല്ലൊരു വീഡിയോ ആയിരുന്നു

@keithfreeman2139 2 года назад

Just a question, I haven't finished watch but thought of something. Since it went through a fire, does the metal need to be re-tempered again?

@shubingopinath 2 года назад

yes

@keithfreeman2139 2 года назад

@@shubingopinath Thank you for the reply. It turned out beautiful looking. I wish I had your talent and equipment.

@pr0faker 2 года назад

Rehardened and retempered indeed, if it gotten above 400 degrees its temper is destroyed and you have a soft knife edge, which can still be sharp but wont stay that for long after a bit of use though.

@jt9498 2 года назад

Nicely done! Turned out great! Just a suggestion here: your 1 x 30 belt sander needs to be tighter. And a question: why do you have your bench vise facing backwards, with the handle on the inside of the bench?

@lostandrestored 2 года назад

The camera setup in my shop. I have a small space and can't get the right camera shot.

@imamsantoso7232 2 года назад

Mantaaap sudah saya like coment dan subscribe y

@mohamedzulkifly8966 2 года назад

Was having thought that you would make the sheath for the knife.

@cabinvibesebaystore8956 2 года назад

New sub ! Liked 🤩👍

@bobbertbobby3975 2 года назад

great knife love the handle especially. I do have a question about how hot the fire might have gotten. I mean it doesnt look like the handle was burnt in too hot of a blaze but do you have any concern that the temper of the blade might have taken a hit? I do know that some house fires can reach pretty damn hot temps. so if this went over 450 or so..for any length of time. wouldnt you have needed to re heat treat?

@Nords555 Год назад

it wasnt hot enough to burn off the plastic or leather, the metal is fine.

@890mikes 2 года назад

Did you harden and temper the blade?

@shrug53 2 года назад

Great resto. What do you use to attach your vise to the bench? Some sort of threaded insert?

@lostandrestored 2 года назад

Yes, I have threaded inserts in the bench top to make it easy to attach and remove the vise.

@paulorth2251 2 года назад

Sweet looking pig sticker as we called them.👍😁🇺🇸

@ericdonnelly5824 2 года назад

Another good job,,but the choice of the handle! Obviously the hand will sweat will make the handle abit slippery!!!!

@00996580 2 года назад

Como sugertaria el alambre al final del mango?

@Mylifelovingit Год назад

I would have liked to see the second wire done with copper

@IAmFromTheTop 2 года назад

Can you use it as a file still?

@ryanmcgrath339 2 года назад

Great job bro. That link you sent me I couldn't work out how to use the site. I was going to send you a old lock knife that needs fixing the blade don't lock. I don't know if you remember me.

@RedneckForge Месяц назад

👍

@resatcan2047 2 года назад

Nice but very slow a work!!!😊👍

@fahedq825 2 года назад

👍👍👍👍

@PGoodmanCOG 2 года назад

Out of idle curiosity, how long did that handle take?

@lostandrestored 2 года назад

The pommel and wood were most of a days work. Wrapping the handle took a long afternoon- probably 3-4 hours, It looks quick and easy on camera, but keeping the wire straight and under tension was quite a chore.

@user-gd9xg3jn6d 22 дня назад

А темка интересная

@Mitrofun1980 2 года назад

Ножик явно был обожжен намеренно, уж больно легко снялась гайка и резьба совсем не ржавая, да и само лезвие очистилось довольно легко

@qually100 2 года назад

Рукоятка ножа из проволоки-красиво,но непрактично...

@hunterhayes6523 2 года назад

I was wondering if I could send you something to restore if you could possibly make a video out of it my dad gave me a katana set when I was younger but i only have one now and it’s completely rusted comment back on this if you’d be interested? Great work I honestly love watching your videos

@lostandrestored 2 года назад

Send me pictures of the Katana to business@lostandrestored.com

@poetymology9280 2 года назад

Wire sounds nice until you get a wire splinter in your hand

@user-ke2wz1hj5w Год назад

Looks like this knife was made from a metal file

@M.ertanx 2 года назад

When oil spilled sound like oil at @06:41

@steve.b.23 2 года назад

2:15 That sheep doesn't sound very well.

@cassam2845 2 года назад

До такой хрени с рукоятью я бы никогда не додумался.

@Tatal.b 2 года назад

👏👍👏👍👏

@woltews 2 года назад

um hear is the thing , in the vast majority of cases the fire will draw the temper of the knife blade making it not hold an edge well, and re heat treating it in the vast majority of cases will require a way to not just make it hot but at specific temperatures ( think 540C not 555C or 520 C ) followed by tempering with similar requirements for exact temp control oit will not hold its edge

@jovanigonzalez8225 2 года назад

Do you have an email, I have a katana that needs to be restored

@lostandrestored 2 года назад

Yeah, send me pictures to business@lostandrestored.com

@TheParkAttendant Год назад

The handle looks to be made of leather. The plastic looks to be tape that was wrapped around the handle.

@TempAccount358 Год назад

If it's made from a file, doesn't it technically become a shank ?

@LBG-cf8gu 2 года назад

looks like kabar...

@georgepretnick4460 Год назад

Your power outlet is upside down.

@harrygregory6227 2 года назад

i wooden use wood for the handle i would use carbon fiber

@juliebaker6969 2 года назад

So what was the point of staining the wood, only to cover it entirely with wire? The wire looked great, but why bother staining?

@lostandrestored 2 года назад

I knew that you would be able to see a tiny bit of the wood between the strands of wire, so I stained it ebony to contrast with the bright silver wire.

@juliebaker6969 2 года назад

@@lostandrestored ok, I guess that DOES make sense.

@harrygregory6227 2 года назад

the next handle and all others should ONLY use carbon fiber

@barefact7412 2 года назад

hey... that handle will tear flesh out of the hand of the user....even if he is cutting vegetables....

@MAJESTIC.CPR1 2 года назад

so you restored a rusty hamade knife made from a file that was in a fire

@mbeat28 2 года назад

That handle is not only hideous, it’s shape is all wrong for a practical blade.

@stardusk1726 2 года назад

It looks like that that knife was made from a file

@doc585 Год назад

А зачем вы хорошую, деревянную ручку обмотали металлической проволокой? Это же совсем не практично. Или нож будет лежать на полке?

@daniellazarte7335 Год назад

Excelente 👌 trabajo felicitaciones!!! 👏👏👏👏 Quizás unos centímetros más delgado el cabo en mi opinión hubiera quedado mejor estéticamente. Sds desde Argentina 🇦🇷

@denismoskvichev3630 2 года назад

Проволка на рукоятке лишняя

@mikipask 2 года назад

se eliminavi quelle righe che fanno capire che il coltello è stato ricavato da una lima sarebbe ancora meglio

@minimaltrace 2 года назад

so you have a knife with a chopping style blade, with a sloping handle with nothing on the back to stop your hand from slipping right off when you chop into something, really smart here. *insert massive irony here* .. you should have just left the handle as it was, maybe with some wire diamond insets instead for grip, and made the back of the handle wider, but hey, im not a restorer, i just follow the laws of logic instead of my own ludicrous ideas on what might look fancy instead of functional.