back from the dead part 5 ground dug hitler youth dagger

[wh014d4394]

ok boys daggers are really not my thing but when i saw this baby i just could not resist it was ground dug in germany i hope you boys enjoy.

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as you can see boys not the best of nick

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just a little bit of patience thats all

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she starting to look good

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,my my really looking good

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there you go boys back from the dead

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this dagger is now some where in canada i sold it on ebay 30 uk pounds. it gave me great pleasure restoring this baby. coming soon boys back from the dead part 6 ground dug sa dagger stay tuned folks

[Peter Wiking]

Hi Jimmy.
You are doing a fine work. That is for sure. I see one thing that conserns me though. Around your daggers that you restore other awards can be seen. The metal in this case that you polish and "grind" away from the blades are steel and thus rust. If these particels hit the other awards on the work bench, they might start to rust.

I have worked with metals and know that grinding of material and particles of ferro metal (metal that can rust) close to nickel, stainless steel, alluminium can damage the surface of these finer materials. I have seen it with my own eyes.

It is a good idea to have one set of tools for iron and another set for non rusting metals. Keep up the good work mate. You have a good hand with these small repairs.

Cheers.
Peter

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thankyou for your advice peter

[Theodor]

Am I wrong, or the handle and the blade are in wrong direction to each other?

[wh014d4394]

Am I wrong, or the handle and the blade are in wrong direction to each other?

thay can only go back in one way. hope this helps

[Theodor]

great work!

[upbeek]

hey jimmy when are you oing to release back from the dead part 7????

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hey jimmy when are you oing to release back from the dead part 7????

its coming very soon. keep your shirt on

[hadrian_bruer]

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