松壽 Japanese Kitchen Knife Restoration and Polishing
2023 ж. 23 Қар.
72 334 Рет қаралды
In this video I restore very old Japanese knife that I paid only $3.
松壽 商標登録 - Matsuhisa trademark registration
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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.
Wow, much appreciated! Thank you kindly!
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 speechless 😄 Thank you kindly sir! You just made my day 🤗
@@FFD_RestorationsI'm so pleased that my modest comment made you happy! Each and every one of your videos make me happy, so if I can return that favor even a little that means so much to me. Thank you Boris, for everything you do! You are a true inspiration, and an amazing talent.
@@matthewdbranson that Is just awesome Have a wonderful day!
Good looking result...but I think the most impressive part was seeing that gigantic file.
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Wow, I’m totally blown away that you did that by hand! Awesome work 😊
Thank you very much!
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...
Wow thank you so much 🙏 I try my best! Have a good one!
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!
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Fantastic restoration. Didn't over do it kept the history of the blade. 👌
Another beautiful restoration! 😍
Excellent result. I didn't believe the knife could be restored, but surprise! You managed it beautifully. 👍🏻❤️
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.
Glad you enjoyed it! Many thanks for kind and supportive words! It means a lot! Take care!
I don't know which I like better. The things you are restoring, or the tools and methods you use to restore them.
Thanks for watching 😃👍
Fantastic work, and fantastic channel! Very good "old work"! Thank you so much for videos!
You took a $3 knife and restored it into a priceless masterpiece👌🔪!!
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@@FFD_Restorations , you're welcome.
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
Hello friend, I appreciate that very much! Great point right there. That makes a lot of sense. I have purchased this knife from a Japanese seller who advertised it as a Japanese knife. Plus it was sent from Hong Kong. I haven't researched much about the knife itself and conclude to trust the information that I had at the time. Nice suggestion, they would probably look at me like I'm crazy. Imagine I go into a restaurant wearing 100 years old clothes and holding a knife in my hand 😅. Thanks again for taking time to share your knowledge! Cheers
@@FFD_Restorations if you go to this restaurant you should share the results here 😅
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!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you appreciated the solution for the rusty and broken handle. Your encouragement means a lot. By the way, I'm always open to new ideas. Any suggestions on what project I should tackle next?
@@FFD_Restorations What can I say? Do what you love to do! By the way, maybe something more creative? I'm deeply impressed with your toolkit. So, of course, it is not an order or strict requirement, but maybe make something from the beginning to end using your equipment? Of course, it will be your choice what. As I said: Do what you love to do!
One of my favorite restos I've seen you do. Very nice work!
Wow, thanks a lot 😀👍
Beautiful result! I wasn't expecting it to be that good, so congratulations.
Thank you so much 😀👍
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!
Thanks you for saying that, it means a lot 😃👍 Cheers 🍻
Adorable workshop!!
Many thanks 👍
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.
I have to admit, it was not easy 😅 The most difficult challenge so far. It took me way more time than usual but at the end I'm glad I did it. Thank you for waiting and being patient. I appreciate your kind and supportive words 🙏 Stay safe!
FANTASTIC JOB !!😊
Big thanks Linda 😊
True talent.
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.
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well done, thank you!
Thank you too!
Mais uma bela e incrível restauração!!! Abraço nosso do Brasil!!!
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Genial!!!!!! Cómo siempre. Saludos desde Paraguay
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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.
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words! I truly appreciate your thoughtful recognition of the craftsmanship involved in the knife transformation. It's heartening to know that you enjoyed the details, especially the treadle powered rotary tool innovation. Your enthusiasm motivates me to keep pushing the boundaries of my skills. I'm curious to hear if you have any personal experiences with restoring or transforming items. Have you ever taken on a similar project, or is there a particular craft that fascinates you?
Ich liebe diese Werkstatt! Wieder einmal sehr gute Arbeit!👍
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Классная работа! Мастерская супер!
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Brilliant ! 😮🎉
Much appreciated 😀👍
Que bela restauração! 👏👏
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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👍
Many thanks my friend! I appreciate your feedback 😃👍
Knife turned out hella dope! It belongs in a high-end kitchenware catalog and/or retailer!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you find the knife impressive, and your suggestion about a high-end kitchenware catalog or retailer is truly encouraging. I appreciate your positive feedback. Out of curiosity, are there specific features or details about the knife that stood out to you?
Beautiful! Love your videos 😊
Thank you kindly Kayla 🤗
Great job👍👏 Congratulations and Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪👋
Thank you very much 🙏 Regards from Norway 👋😃
Great job it looks really lovely. 👍
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Awesome! 👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Perfect 👍
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Beautiful work! A job well done! :)
Thank you very much!
Très beau travail.
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Very nice. Beautiful restoration
Thank you very much!
❤I like the way you did the knife. Very nice❤
Much appreciated ☺️👍
I like the fact that his work area looks like my garage space where I do my work… dusty and well used
Hey there! Thanks a bunch for noticing the authentic vibe of the work area! 🛠️ It's always refreshing when a space reflects the hard work and dedication that goes into what we do. Totally get the dusty and well-used charm! 😊 By the way, what kind of projects do you usually tackle in your garage space? Any favorites or current works in progress? 🚀
@@FFD_Restorations at the moment all my projects are done until it gets warmed... i am not well suited for cold weather... -17c
@@eslcity thanks for reply That is alright! I measured the other day -26
GREAT job👍
Thanks 👍
Excellent work...congrats....
Thank you so much for your kind words! I truly appreciate your encouragement. I'm glad you found the work excellent. Your support means a lot. On a related note, I'm curious to know if there's a specific aspect of the work that stood out to you or if you have any suggestions for future improvements. Your feedback is invaluable!
привет из Тюмени. как всегда супер👍
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@@FFD_Restorations привет✋👋 работы супер. это ты где живешь
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 👍👍👍
I totally agree, it is a bit strange. Thanks a lot Henry 👍
Great save, that tang was gone :) Impressive that you do everything by hand!
Many thanks mate 🍻
Nice work as always👍👍such a beautiful restoration. 😃😃
Thank you! Cheers!
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. 👊😎🤙🔥🍻🇺🇸
Much appreciated brother, thank you so much! I wish the same to you and your family 🍻👊😃
Very good ! ( Brazil )
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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。
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Good work mate! You did basically the Katana wersion of a Tachi knife! ;-)
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That knife is like a cosmonaut's breakfast - no TANG!
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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!
Thank you so much Anthony! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It's always a challenge when things go awry, but preserving the original maker's mark is essential. Have you ever tried fixing a knife yourself? I'd love to hear about your experiences!
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 ✌🏻🥃
Hello dear fellow, thanks for taking time to join me. You too 🥃
Very nice job
Thank you so much for your kind words! I truly appreciate your positive feedback. 😊 Out of curiosity, is there anything specific about the project that caught your attention, or do you have any suggestions for improvement? I value your input 👍
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....👍
Thank you Manuel 🤗
Yikes! Very crunchy handle with zero pins…. What a challenge! No doubt you’ll make it look amazing. 😊
Thanks so much Kathy! It pushed all my skills to the very edge 😅👍
Restaurada faca🔪😉
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Although I was quite impressed with the handmade tape wrapped handle your finished project was very good.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you were impressed with the handmade tape-wrapped handle. Your appreciation means a lot. I'm curious, what aspect of the finished project stood out to you the most?
As I look back on it, the whole project shines. From the rework of the blade to reccut the connection point to the polishing of the brass, the rivets and to the handle. It went from looking junk to new store quality.
Thank you so much again for your thoughtful words! I'm thrilled to hear that the effort put into the project is shining through. Reworking the blade and paying attention to every detail, from the connection point to the polishing of the brass, rivets, and handle, was indeed a labor of love. Transforming it from a neglected item to something that exudes new store quality was a rewarding journey. I'm glad the results are noticeable, and your positive feedback means a lot. @@19Bmiller
👏👏👏...Once again GREAT restoration...👏👏👏 Did you found out the meaning of what it says in tha blade in Japanese...?
Thanks a lot! Unfortunately no 😕
Замечательная реставрация, особенно понравилось как обыграли хвостовик. Браво 👍👏👏👏
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That was beautifully done! As always🤗 would this have been an expensive knife when it was new? It certainly looks expensive now❤️🤗🐝
Wow, thank you so much ma'am 🤗 Always great to see you here! Best regards from cold Norway 👋😃
Awesome work how do you get these European knives so easily y I can't find them anywhere
Thanks a lot! I search for them all the time and often restored items in my videos are purchased 1-2 years before the actual video is posted. Just be patient 🙏
Thank you for answering my question
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Very awesome…can I buy that from you.. love Japanese steel
Thanks a lot! No, sorry
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.
Much appreciated ☺️👍
That must be a high performance knife with the weight reduction and all. Lol great video keep it up
I worked on many knives, but the steel on this one is just amazing. I had to save it. Now it takes the best knife position in our kitchen and it is absolutely my favourite so far 👌
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👍
Hey Manuel. You have to be a channel member to be listed in pinned comment.
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.
Thanks for watching and feedback👍
Wow, nice restoration. Ye have a brand new knife. Wonder how old the knife is?
Thank you kindly! I'm not sure
What a cute little anvil 10:00
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are all your tool manual ?
Yes ☺️
Lovely job as always P.S. I almost, almost suggested welding hahaha, i forgot the year you're living in
Thanks, I know! 😅👍
6:52 What is this natural stone?
If I'm not wrong, it should be a type of a flagstone.
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What does leather do when sharpening a knife?
It removes the steel burl that is on the edge after the sharpening. If you have a chance try it, you will see huge difference in sharpness 😉
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Movie theater !!! ...
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is this the modern version of the old PBS Woodwrights shop?
I wish 😅
@@FFD_Restorations you did an awesome job!
@@markalan3108much appreciated ☺️👍
These knife crumbs paid $ 3 ? 🤨 It's a steal, even for a Japanese blade. 😏
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!
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4:22 松壽 商標登録
Thank you so much 🤗
Yes, the blade is a little shorter, but the blade lives on to fight another day. 🔪🎸
Thanks again ☺️👍
Как всегда отлично. Только вопрос ? А может стоило приклепать металлическое полотно и уже дальше формировать рукоять. Чем отрезать часть лезвия.
Большое спасибо. Я думаю, что он не будет таким сильным, как этот.
Класс 👏 👏 👏
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Сложная ситуация, из которой ты вышел с честью. Как самурай. Я в восторге!
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Did you ever find out the maker?
I got response from a few Japanese viewers where they shared that this brand belongs to ¨Matsuhisa trademark registration¨
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Matsuhisa 🤔 Jukishi Matsu
I'm not sure, but it doesn't look like it. I appreciate your suggestion. Even though I bought it in Japan, some viewers indicated that it could be a Knife that was originally made in China.
Но почему именно медь?
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11:28 this is Chinese music not Japanese
Thanks for the feedback, it was categorised as a Japanese. Sorry
とても日本製とは、思えない。😮
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Нужно было использовать свврочный аппарат и приварить кусок к лезвию. А у вас нож стал короче.
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Его легче выбросить и сделать новый
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Братан, интересная я бы сказал, крутая у тебя мастерская. Реставрация ножа на все 💯. Лайк однозначно
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