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No ear-cringe music, no annoying voiceover, no tediously long demonstrations, no condescending explanations. Just a solid display of competence in a beautifying project, with all its tools and transformation. I couldn't stop watching, skip ahead, or look away, absolutely transfixed from beginning to end. Good job.

I like how theres no music blasting in my ears, just a man's hand's at work

He is honestly one of the best creators on the platform. just watching these videos gives me such an adrenaline rush. the stuff he does is crazy. keep it up man.

Currently restoring a 100 year old cleaver of my own and was looking for ideas. While my cleaver is nothing like yours i just gotta say thats some nice craftsmanship you got there. I spent a few hours today welding my pits full and grinding them back smooth, hopefully tomorrow i can get it finished up and then its time to make it pretty and put a handle together with walnut. Thanks for the motivation!

This makes me realise how much effort it takes to make simple everyday things

Antique rusty old meat cleaver: $2 Tools to restore meat cleaver: $10,000 Not losing a finger in the process: Priceless

No telling how many times I’m gonna watch this guy make the same cleaver and still get relaxed enough to go to sleep each time like charm

I have these playing while I sit with my 10 month old in the mornings and let him roll around and play. You are apparently more interesting than Cocomelon is to him and I’m completely OK with that.

Not sure how I got here but this is something I can certainly appreciate

The only kid in high school that took wood shop class seriously.

Honestly why does this guy not have more videos like these they are actually fun to watch

burning it to make the grooves darker was GENIUS

No words, no music, just a craftsman doing his thing... love it!

100 years later on a different channel: Restoring a 200 year old antique cleaver that was restored 100 years ago.

This guy doesn’t do restorations... He turns every day products into one of a kind museum quality pieces - The best!

Dear parents, just because your child is smiling at their phone, doesn't mean they have boyfriend or girlfriend, they are just watching this masterpiece!!

Seven minutes in and I’m starting to think this guy has done this before.

People say it’s a “waste of wood” and throw their can of soda next to the trash can.

I’ve watched this several times and now looking back at it I realize how good he is at restoring

Seeing some of your tools and being able to recognize using them back in my middle school days is the best feeling.

I watched one knife restoration video from my recommendations and now my feed looks like I'm planning a murder.

Imagine another hundred years from now someone restores this cleaver again

this man is one of the most talented people that i have ever watched. his skills make him very unique!

This guy is using the perfect amount of wood and is probably using the rest for like a fire place. It’s nice to see no wood being waisted here :)

You've gotta love how his hand is covered in saw dust and he barely seems to care, true professional

113 year old lady watching UKposts: YOOO THATS MY KNIFE

2 years later, if you're watching this, you're a legend.

someone treat me with the patience and care that this man gives to his 100 year old flea market cleaver

Honestly craftsmanship like this doesn’t get appreciated enough these days...

This channel in 20 years: restoring the HMS Titanic

Amazingly beautiful work! The cleaver has gotten a second chance! 💙

That was completely mesmerising. Thank you for the experience.

So no one's gonna appreciate the thing he did with wire to get the burn mark. You sir have earned my respect 🙏✌️

Great video but I really wish you chopped something with it at the end

My favorite moments are when they move the object like its being used while they’re in the middle of restoring it, a “you’re changing but you’re still you” kinda thing

Still one of the best restoration videos on the site

*This guy took one man’s trash is another man’s treasure to a next level*

Can’t believe how enjoyable that was to watch. Thanks random recommendation!

9:14 is it just me that thinks that the looks and the way he cuts off the tape is so satisfying? 😍

This video is highly Valuable, his skills are pure talent Really Appreciated ❤

It's weird how he like, improves and reshapes in some ways, but then also adds damage to make the aging uniform too.

this is going to sound weird, but i found this channel while up at 3 am with a terrible stomach ache and searching for a distraction from keeping my food down. watching these videos completely entranced me and after only two i felt stable enough to lay back down. that’s how therapeutic these are 💚

Fabulous artistry! Galileo and the others would marvel at what you do! Keep it up and thanks for sharing!

Every once in awhile, I like to come back and watch this video

Knife: $2.00 Wood: free Equipment to “restore” knife: $3000

*sticks drill into cleaver handle* “Grow up guys” Well I didn’t even notice until you mentioned it.

Not gonna like, this is rather satisfying, I like how your able to make hopeless looking things look newer than new, it’s very impressive! Keep up the good work! 😊

Gordon doesn’t need to hear this! He is a highly trained professional!

I feel like this is what Ron Swanson's UKposts Channel would look like

His skills are undoubtedly amazing and he's getting deserved respect from his viewers. Edit: Thank you all for the likes.

There is no way I want anything but a smooth easy to clean and easy-to-keep-clean handle on my cleaver. B+ on the work and the video.

Everything looks amazing! The one thing I would change "as a butcher" is the handle. The handle needs to be squared instead of round. The reason being blood makes the cleaver rotate in hand with it being round. Still very impressed!

Mate you put more effort into a rusty cleaver than my parents did my entire life

I had spent 11 minutes of my life and it was worth it. Glad this video exists.

I know this comes late but I really liked the stain Too dark hides the grain. Beautiful job. Proudly subscribed

Your wooden work of art is highly astonishing and the knife is incredible!

The sparks flying towards the camera makes me feel like I should be wearing safety glasses.

Imagine if we had shops that would this to recycle old knifes and metal equipment rather than buy new ones.

Masterfully done! The craftsmanship that went into the cleaver is equal to the level of editing. It’s a perfect video! Bravo!

This was a simple rust removing job. First, that useful cleaver was dipped in vinegar twice, then there was some use of the wire brush to finish off the brown stuff that was eroding the cleaver's usability, then like cutting a piece of steak cake, because steaks are delicious and cakes are fun to eat, there was no doubt that sanding was involved in the complete silvering of the cleaver, then a piece of wood was sawed so many times it warranted a woodturning treatment, burn treatment and the preservation grease to make an ergonomic handle, then the handle was glued straight to the blade and the pointy end where the handle is suppose to go. There's so many ways to restore a culinary blade but yours is among one of the best methods of knife restoration. A job well done and the steaks will be well done :D.

$2 for the rusty clever $3,500 for all the tools needed to make it shine, sparkle, and slice again. 4 hours in the man cave My entertainment level . . . PRICELESS

“Has some issues” The Handel: *broke af* The rust: *im everywhere!* The blade: *”please.... kill me already”* This guy: *”you are being saved, do not resist”*

You truly skilled my friend. Great job.

It's Kinda Crazy That He Restored A Cleaver / Knife With No Gloves, Man Is A Legend. We Gotta Give Some Credit To Him.

2050: Fixes Earth that has been Rusty for almost a 100 years

"Hole was crooked" The famous words of a perfectionist, take notes kids.

Why so many unlikes? This is fascinating and the man has masterful skills. Loved how the wire made the dark rings. Great video!

Very impressive work and video. It just so happens that I have an old cleaver (home made possibly) and the same JET lathe. This video made me realize several things. First of which, is I should restore that old cleaver. I also like the trick with the wire to burn in the lines. Thanks for the kick in the pants motivation. Keep up the creative craftsmanship.

NICE! Would look great next to my 100 year old roling pin.

This was giving me low key anxiety, him not wearing protective stuff whilst sparks flew 😅

I can hear your wonderful parrots in the background!

WOW...great ideas 💡 ✨!!! I will definitely use some of these ideas. THANKS 😊

**Found a rusty old knife** This guy: Stonks

Him: “Grow up guys!” Me: *No, I don’t think I will*

The original sound without any background music makes it so damn satisfying

Your woodworking skills are tremendous.

Guy: *Works Without Gloves* Me: You Like Living On The Edge I See..

Spark joy.. This man is showing good capability for cleaning. I think Marie kondo will happy watch this video.. Cleaning and reusing old thing

I have so much love for this video, I’ve watched it atleast 10 times. When this video hits 100 million views we all have to celebrate or something. It’s like that Tasty video with the women who takes care of her niece and nephew, you just keep coming back and watching it:

he did not only make it beautiful again but also gave it more style.

This guy: "Sparks? Hot flying debris making direct contact with my skin? Cool."

The title should be: How to turn a 2$ item into a 200$ item

Lovely. I appreciate you giving new life to a quality tool.

I watch thia video at least 2 times a year. Ive been doing this since this video came out. I love it

3:16 He can definitely cook.

That part where he makes the handle, could cure somebody's OCD

It's been 3 years since I watched this video. Still Love it!

Idk why so many dislikes. The video is named "Antique Rusty Cleaver Restoration" and shows ... atique rusty cleaver restoration. I got what I came for. Nice work btw, this is one of those highly satisfying videos for me.

He’s crazy good but like imagine how expensive that stuff is

it's like what am i even watching i have zero,0 understandng of any of this, but it's so damn hypnotising.

Literally just making the handle would be an awesome video. Fantastic job!!

Its a tradition to come back and watch this video

This guy: *exists* Proctetion gloves: am i joke to you ?

my science teacher: once something is rusty you cant get rid of the rust This guy: i'ma 'bout to end this guys whole career

Eres asombroso amigo!! Suerte en tus videos y en tu canal porque definitivamente te lo mereces, saludos👋🏻👏🏻👏🏻

its so satisfying to see the end result after all of that. great work!

I just took 11 minutes of my time, watching somebody repair a utensil. At 10pm. When I most definitely have homework and school tommorow. Do I regret it? No. Will I in a few hours? Yes.

imagine taking it back to the flea market like "I restored you knife".

Thanks for sharing. I have made 4 cleaver purchases this week. They were not $2 but I still saw what the could become. I will be trying to coax them to show their real beauty. I have clicked thumbs up and subscribed. Thanks again.