Antique Rusty Meat Cleaver Restoration

In this video I restore an old Briddell meat cleaver. I accidentally misaligned the scales during glue up so off camera it switched from a 3 pin design to a 4 pin one because I had to drill an additional hole. It wasn't too messed up, but the blade itself had a lot of rust on it. It came out of an old warehouse in Oakland, CA and it sat on a shelf for many years. I took it apart, removed the rust, blued the blade, and gave it some nice custom micarta scales.
Timestamps:
0:00 Start
25.20 Start of dis-assembly
1:15 Into the electrolysis tank
1:51 Out of the electrolysis tank
2:13 Wirewheeling
2:43 Starting the handles
2:54 Drilling holes in the scales
3:12 Rough sanding the scales to shape
3:42 Bluing the blade
4:21 Gluing and pinning the scales to the blade
5:34 Shaping the scales to the contour of the handle
7:36 Hand sanding the scales
8:16 Re-applying the gun blue
8:43 Finishing the blade with Howards Feed-N-Wax
9:09 Sharpening the blade
9:31 Achieving the final edge
10:10 Testing the blade
10:43 The final product