This Rusty Pocket Knife Restoration Proves Nothing’s Junk If You Work for It

He Prepped It for the Wooden Casing

Now he had to re-attach the blade and the metal casing by hammering the tiny pins in. He also made sure the knife opened and closed. Then he attached the remaining pins on the knife’s metal casing and cut and hammered anything extra that was sticking out so the wooden casing would fit.