Satisfying Restoration of a Rusty WW1 German Trench Knife (Final Result) скачать в хорошем качестве

Satisfying Restoration of a Rusty WW1 German Trench Knife (Final Result)

This is Part 2 — the final restoration of an original WW1 German trench knife. In this video, you will see the complete transformation of a heavily rusted, 100-year-old combat knife into its fully restored final state. The original wooden handle was completely destroyed, the blade was deeply corroded, and the knife was close to being lost forever. No talking — only real workshop sounds and satisfying restoration process. This video focuses on the final steps: • handle restoration • blade polishing • metal finishing • final assembly • full before & after reveal Perfect for viewers who enjoy satisfying restoration, knife restoration, antique tools, metalworking, and historical artifacts brought back to life. This WW1 German trench knife (Grabendolch) dates back to 1914–1916 and was originally equipped with wooden grip scales and a leather scabbard. Such knives were personal close-combat weapons used in trench warfare during the First World War. Restoring historical artifacts is not about making them new — it’s about preserving history. If you enjoyed this final restoration, consider liking the video and subscribing for more satisfying restorations. Part 1 shows the disassembly and heavy rust removal. Part 2 shows the final result. #andiy_handmade_restoration