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Hi! Today, the restoration of the Turkish yatagan sabre. A knife or a short saber, but it has its own history. I have a sample of the modern late 20th and early 21st centuries, but the double bend of the blade is clearly visible. The item is not mine, and goes to a private museum of cold steel. We are starting to restore. First, I dismantled the “handle“ or something similar. Next, he removed the first layer of rust with an iron brush and placed the blade in a rust remover. After cleaning, I neutralized the acid effect with soda and water. The blade was cleaned manually, and the grinding was easy. I did not sharpen the blade - there was a request initially. Next, I added brass linings that pass from the handle to the blade. I came up with an original shape, cut and ground it. I glued the pads to the handle of the blade with epoxy resin. Then he cleaned, sanded the irregularities and moved on to the handle. I made the sabre handle for the first time, I chose the shape and the beech wood. I also processed and added decoration and decoration to the handle. The scabbard was made of wood, glued with leather, and added brass fittings. I hope you enjoyed this restoration, please don't bother to share this video. Sincerely, Alex. Thanks for attention! Good luck and health to everyone! With best wishes, Alex! Please subscribe to my channel: @ScrewsAndTools 🍖 My New Cooking channel! @screwsandtoolscooking Patreon: Paypal: Facebook: Instagram: #screwsandtools #yatagan #restoration
