Restoring an 1972 Anton Wingen Solingen Canadian trapper knife

1,362 views · Published 24 October 2018 · 2:01 · Indexed 6 October 2026

Channel: Alexander Bol · 2018 · Howto & Style

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Restoring knives is easy, but why would you do it? Because of the maker? The materials or its monetary value? For me it's all about the person who owned it.

This knife was given to me to restore. I only took it because it had been from my grandpa and uncle. It transformed a piece of junk steel into an interesting project with emotional value. I hope you like this video and the value of the message.

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