Travail ni fait ni à faire 🐷

Great work but blade profile is a little off, needs a nail notch and bigger tang to get more spring tension. I have not made any blades but replaced a few. I haven’t mastered a good looking nail notch, just used a dremel cutting wheel, effective but ugly.

Excellent! Very Insprational!

Overdid the temper, look for straw not purple.

As a collector, it would be more important for me to preserve the mark than to make a new blade.

too mystakes

The new blade looks great. But, it has NO SNAP!

НУДНО !.

Good work 🍻🇨🇦👨🏻‍🏭

Love that knife.lost mine in 2011 F5 tornado. Is it for sale?

Outstanding 👏👏👏👏 Happy Motoring ✌️🤠

Very cool! I've been gathering parts to do something similar. A model T cowl, some 46-48 ford passenger car fenders, etc. I will run a straight 6 Ford because I already have an extra one.

KUDOS!

Superb!

What a cool little knife.

Hi, how can I got a knife across to you for a blade replacement?

Nice knife that one.

Did you get the closing of the blade to snap?

Been wondering about this very thing. Thank you thank you thank you.

love it!!!!!! So relaxing to watch...... love the result!!!

Great job. The Cub and Boy Scout knives are great knives. I have many of both the Imperial and Camillus models. Why didn’t you put a thumb nail cut in the blade? To each his own. Great work.

WOW!! I would not have thought to use a truck to make a speedster. Just fantastic!! I cannot say enough great things about your artistry!!

good job.👍👍👍👍

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Pure Genius --- Wish we could have seen some of the building process.

I like that blade profile.

Are you taking on new projects? I have a Remington RS3333 with a blade broken exactly like this one I would love to have repaired as it is very sentimental

2:26 Hi what year/ model is the Chevy Straight 6? Thank you. 🍷😃

Bad ass !

I would love to see how these held up. I'm about to try and put boot soles on my converse

Nice Imperial. Never seen one like it.

Really enjoyed this one. Amazing creativity brother

Beautiful

Love it.

I did something similar. I sectioned/narrowed a 1980 Jeep CJ-7 body (front half) and mated it to a 1927 Buick frame (shortened/narrowed). It’s a single seat car. In-line 6 Chevy 250 with a T400 trans.

You Did a Great build from Nothing, Looks neat,s Keep up the Great Builds

that is a 52 Ford truck

That's ART

Kool👍😎😎🇦🇺

Labor of love 😊

Dear Mr. I have "Camillus pocket knife" in 1966. and restoring now. As you know those pocket knives had spring(leaf spring? or something.),and have to make one. cause broke. If you do this, what kind of steel you choose? stainless or 5160 steeel like this video. Thanks, From S.korean. viewer

But it was originally a with a spear point blade .

nice work greetings from Buenos Aires. Argentina

What are the last steps you do, after burning the tang into the handle? Some kind of coating on the steel?

You didn’t sharpen the screwdriver?

this was a dream to watch and so relaxing. What a fabulous job. Thank you for sharing your time, energy and experience. I'm about to restore some battered old chisels but I am without a lathe and so will have to be inventive with my carving tools and wet stones

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Hello, help me please identify my Boker pocket knife, that i restored kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hppipsJiyJPXo6M.html

I have an old "corvo" from my late grandfather and i'd love to be able to do something like this.

Very nice and I like the fact you did not restore every part because an old knife like this needs to show it's age it's like a book telling it's stories and what it has seen in its life.