I knew he was gonna replace the scales, but when he pulled out a deer antler.. I was like 'DAMN!" amazing job, and the result is so good you can't tell what this tool has been through

Its funny. I got the same knife, when i was a boy, fifty years ago. But mine looks like new. I never used it in all those years. Your customising is great.😊😊😊

Outstanding job, sir. To others who may do this with your own knife, a word of caution; don't get too generous with the epoxy, a tiny dab will do. Too much, & excess can flow from around the rivets & into the accessory groves on the back of the scale, & your tweezers & toothpick will no longer fit. I've been carrying a Swiss Army Knife as my EDC for 37 years, & I learned this lesson the hard way. The internet has made acquiring replacement scales & parts infinitely easier than in past years, & the selection of aftermarket offerings is surprisingly diverse.

Ich bewundere Leute, die soviel Geduld und Geschick aufbringen können,um so ein Kunstwerk zu schaffen. Bravo!

Such a cool idea using antler!

The pencil drawing trick was nice

Absolutely love it. I’ve been wanting to get upgraded scales for my favourite Swiss Army knife. You have inspired me to try and make my own. Thank you.

Victorinox bartender/waiter, awesome knife, had mine 20 years+ still as good as new !

From now on, I’ll always think of this video while looking at my Swiss Army knife!

The waiter was brand new Man. The video should be "change of scales"

Look very good.😎 I also agree with others about some way of putting on a Swiss logo. The question is which one from which manufacturer and which series/year(s). Early on there were 2 manufacturers of Swiss Army Knives. Victorinox was founded in Switzerland in 1884 with a patent for the original Swiss Army Knife issued in 1897. Wenger was founded in Switzerland in 1893. Victorinox was located in a German-speaking area. While Wenger was located in a French-speaking area. The Swiss Army contract eventually was split 50/50 between Wenger and Victornix. So Wenger began to produce Swiss Army Knives from 1908 thru 2005. When it came to sales to the public Victorinox marketed itself as "Original Swiss Army Knifes" while Wenger marketed itself as "Genuine Swiss Army Knives." On April 26, 2005, Victornix bought out Wenger and eliminated their competition. The Wenger brand was kept intact until 2013 when it was completely merged into Victorinox. Today, the last remnant of the Wenger brand is the Victorinox-Wenger knife. It features Wenger’s original logo and classic 7 functions. Original Wenger products can be found on the used market for the discerning enthusiast who desires a quality Swiss product from the past.

Good job. Of course I would like to see the coat of arms of Victorinox on the handle, maybe inlaid, but it's so good. Like.

I’m surprised by all the negative comments on this very skillful and creative modification/renewal. Great work!

I’ve got a 32 yr old “camping” with well worn red plastic bits, this has given me the inspiration to do something.

Great job! The knife looks amazing, very beautifull

Perfektná práca!🍻 Veľmi inšpiratívne.🇸🇰

Nicely done. From a new fan in Pennsylvania, USA. Now, I'm off to my garage to work on a very well worn 30+ year old SAK that has traveled with me to a dozen countries. I hope it turns out half as nice as yours.

You can not restored It. I have one since 40 years. It is still perfect.

Stunning!

Дуже цікавий ніж,ще такого не бачила,робота як завжди чудова!

Wow! I thought you were crazy when you pulled out that antler. That looks awesome!

Beautifully done mister good job

Excellent! Always been my favorite every day carry knife.

Nice restauration, love the "custom scales" :) hint: if you want to reuse the celidor-scales, soak the knife in about 50°C warm water for a few minutes, scales get soft and go off without being damaged, and can be reused without epoxy

Nice job. I liked the tracing 'trick', clever.

Great video! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻хорошая work! 🏆 I suggest everyone watch!!!

You made it from a standard Swiss Army knife to a ^ custom Swiss Army ^ knife.

I love the antler

The ‘Waiter’ is my favourite model 👍🏼

Great to see you fixing up the knife , I have carved antler over the years and many years ago I was advised to ventilate well a wear a dust mask because there is a fungus that grows in antler that can grow in your lungs . Please advise viewers to take precautions.

Trabalho maravilhoso!!!

What an amazing work experience and passion for restoring an old Swiss army knife 🔪 I loved and enjoyed watching the knife 🔪 restoration surgeon with appreciable skills 👌.

Hard work !! Awesome result.

Exquisite! Inspiring patience with an amazing result.

That is amazing!

what a wonderful work❤

Amazing and a good work!

I like the antler scales best. Great work.

Very nice job, that looks great!

Now THIS is what attention to detail looks like 👍😲

Limited edition, гарна робота!

Very lovely and accommodating 🐩

What a lovely job you’ve done, and an excellent video.

Looks realy nice!!!❤

Very nice job. One of a kind. I want one.

Excelente trabajo, lo felicito !!!

Nice job!

I also like the blood red color a lot

Very cool.

Wow 🤩, amazing restoration, excellent work man , greeting from Egypt 🇪🇬 North Africa 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Nice modification👍

beautiful!!!

Great job as always. I thoroughly enjoy what you do. Your fan from Arkansas, USA

Quite a bit of work but a very nice result! Kudos for keeping the tweezer and toothpick.

You do good to bring this wonderful little knife back to Life thats Amazing well done !

Awesome, looks better than the original 👏

Nice precise job, grats. Personally I think antlers are ugly, but still, the result is excellent.

Excelente restauración, y customización de la navaja Swiss Army, mu buen trabajo..!!

Great restoration 👏👍 Congratulations and Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪🖐️

👏👏👏 👍very good work 🇫🇷

Nicely done. Thanks for the video!

Amazing, thanks for sharing

Я такий на дні річки знайшов ) , мабуть рибалки загубили. Використовую як брелок для ключів.

I have one my father had it needs a good clean up great information .

Great vid, great job !! But the smell of sawing or filing antler is ABSOLUTELY delicious...😱😖

Stunning knife

Turned out amazing, love the antler!!

Great job man, very nice work.

MAGNIFIQUE BRAVO

Fantastic job, fantastic result! I would have one question: the base plate of Victorinox knives has a curve that allows the folded blades to fit together. Did you straighten this curve on the base plate, or incorporate the curve into the handle scales? If so, how did you calculate and address this curvature? I would appreciate any insights you can provide on this matter.

Outstanding.

What a lovely job.

Amazing work!

Woooow, great job! a master work!, I really enjoyed watching! thks!!!

Beautiful restoration! Well done! From Indiana, USA

great job

very good work

Чудова робота. Золоті руки у Вас

It is quite beautiful but I still love the original red and white cross. It’s kinda a safety knife

This was way more effort than that cheap Swiss Army Knife deserved. Result turned out nice! I think the crappiest part of a Swiss Army Knife are those flimsy plastic scales. You fixed that.

Voilà un travail de pro, bravo.

Hermoso trabajo de restauración

Muy bonita 👍 Gran trabajo

Excellent job.

wonderful ! great job !!!

woow. Absolutely. The knife is so cool and it looks very sharp. 👍👍 Great work.

Oh Man💥 I cant believe you did that in stag ! Wow" it turned out Fantastic !!! "Very Nice"

Excellent work👏👏👏

Looks great, well done.

Amazing work¡¡¡¡¡

Daayum. Now that's a Custom.

Excellent Job!

Beautiful

Very nice.

Amazing transformation. Really nice work👌.

Great percise work .. i like the idea

That knifE is terrific

Una maravilla de restauración, esa apariencia con el perlado del cuerno y el afilado final 👌🤝 desde Castilla y León España

Quedo espectacular! Que mejor que un cortaplumas con empuñadura de madera blanca y vetas cafe simil hueso. Maravilla

Magnífico trabajo,es exactamente lo que quiero hacer,con una de mis Spartan.un saludo desde Argentina