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Tarheel Home Inspections
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 พ.ย. 2012
I will be posting videos on repairing, refurbishing and restoring old tools. I will be doing some knife making in the near future. I am not an expert in any of these fields I just like repairing and working on old things. There may be some videos of me working on some aircooled VW's too since I have a few of them around that I like to tinker on. I plan on putting out a video every week when I get this videoing and editing thing down.
Restoration Of Vintage Railroad Crossing Light
This is the restoration of an old railroad crossing light. I will probably come back to this light later and try some nickel plating. Enjoy.
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Vintage Drill Repair
มุมมอง 7636 ปีที่แล้ว
This is an old Dormeyer drill I had that didn't work. I cleaned it up and put a new cord on it. I had to repair the chuck because one of the jaws were damaged. There were no bearings in this drill, just bushings that were still tight. I may get some new brushes for it because it feels a little weak to me.
Rusty Wrenches and Pliers Clean Up & Next Project
มุมมอง 2016 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a short video of me cleaning up some old wrenches and pliers. If you have any information on these please comment and let me know the age or origin. I have also included a picture of my next project which is a cool old Millers Falls electric drill so be sure to subscribe so you don't miss that one. Thanks for watching.
Restoration of Rusty Game Junior #1 Camp Stove
มุมมอง 17K6 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a restoration of an old rusty Game Junior #1 camp stove. If you like this video please like and subscribe. I will be posting new videos weekly.
Restoration of Old Rusty Dietz Lantern
มุมมอง 18K6 ปีที่แล้ว
This is my video of an old rusty Dietz lantern restoration. This vintage lantern was pretty rusty but cleaned up good with some rust remover and wire wheel. These lanterns were very popular and useful back in the day. I think this old lantern turned out good. Feel free to leave suggestions for future content. I will try to post a new video every week. If you like this restoration please share, ...
Dietz Lantern Restoration In Progress
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This is just a couple of minutes of the next video of a Dietz Lantern Restoration that should be ready this week. This is a nice old Dietz Lantern with the original globe. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe.
Not A Vintage Hand Drill Restoration
มุมมอง 3.3K6 ปีที่แล้ว
This is just and clean up and refresh of nice old Craftsman hand drill. It wasn't in bad shape but it was missing a knob. This is my first time recording and editing a video for TH-cam. This is really just a test video that I did to play around with an editing program and an old camera I have. Any constructive criticism is welcomed. Ounce I get this recording and editing figured out I will be p...
Yuppers, Evaporust ( WORKS ) got about 3-4 lanterns done with it …👍🏿👍🏿
Very nice !!!Can i ask what colors you used?
Was all the rust removal at one time or did you let parts soak for periods of time?
Nice retauration but one last thing is required: you must trim the wick so that the flame appears uniform. Your wick is a little bit higher at the righthand side which leads to a sooty flame there. If the top of your wick and of the flame is near flat, you will prevent soot formation.
Bien fait. Merci. De partager votre travail.
👍 nice restoration
I love it. Great job
Is it Kerosene 🤔 beautiful restoration? 😊Thank you !!!
I'm also trying to find out what it runs on. I just bought one at an antique shop.
Very nice restoration. How long did you have to soak the parts?
Nice!!!
If I put this on 2x speed, It’ll show a time-lapse
I restored my grandfather's feuerhand 275, taking it camping today
Depending on manufacture date and model some Dietz lanterns were NOT painted but left the original tin finish.
You do really beautiful work here, cleaning up and caring to show each part. The sounds of this video are even very relaxing (this video could be titled ASMR and potentially into the millions- not exaggerating). I found this video because I am curious about how the Taylor Boggis junior stoves worked, and your video was a pleasant find in this category. Most videos these days have a lot of chatter, and this video was both informative, AND enjoyably relaxing/meditative. I know this video is a few years old, but I have subscibed in case you start up again.
Very good a new lease of life
What was the solution fluid you used... thanks
Fantastic video! I just acquired a 1929 Deitz D-Lite No 2 in at least as bad a shape as your before pic. I’m going to start the reconditioning process soon. Thinking of simply using a clear coat (if I can find high heat) instead of paint. Otherwise I’ll have to look at color options. Glad I found your video. I think I can do this too. Thank you!
You should keep that bolt. I lol how it was almost worn through from all the times the gate it was attached to went up and down.
Wish I could find the leak and fix it. THEN I can continue trying to remove all the rust.
what did you soak those pieces in I couldn't read the bottle and you don't talk.
I remember this restoration 🤗 #KitanaNewcombeMacguire (Tahiti)
Great job buddy 👍
interesting project, I liked it👍
What is the clear plastic you use for the window part?
Mica glass, a natural mineral thats extremely heat resistant
@@matthewh4747 Yea, i figured that out few days after I posted that question. I had to restore an identical burner.
did not look like high heat primer or paint is that the case?
It was a d-lite to watch your video lol
:)
Would you have any input about a before and after value? I have a chance to pick one up.
What was it that you soaked the parts in, also why the brass wire wheel? Generally I use sand paper and my dremel.
What this back in 2008
Great job. What is the solution you placed it in? I have an old dietz lantern I’d like to restore!
I just bought one of these last weekend in good condition for $38.00. Mine is a double and the mica is on the ends. These are so cool. Good video
I’m got a similar model I’m practicing on,, but the bottom is partially rusted out (big holes)- thoughts on replacing the bottom? I’m considering repurposing a steel can bottom and brazing it on as a replacement.
I just found this and very much appreciate you sharing....we are headed to Maine next week and I will now be looking to buy one at some antique/ junk joint! thank you
Good job!! Check out how I did it: th-cam.com/video/PhZrK6lQDgI/w-d-xo.html
Really nice job! I have a Dietz Monarch lantern to restore and your vid answered all my questions. Looking forward to more vids from you.
What is the specific color of the spray paint? I am looking to restore one of my lanterns in that color.
Quick question for you. I have an old drill from a company called Mall and the cord is easy to replace but the metal handle that the cord goes into is somehow bent. Do you think it will snap if I try to bend it back? It is pretty thick and VERY strong metal. Not as thick as the rest of the drill but fairly thick, approximately 1mm thick. The rest of the drill is 1/2 thick. I know it is risky and you might not be sure but I was just wondering what you thoughts were on bending 1mm thick metal.
What was in the bucket?
Magnifique
Nice video, I just saw one on Facebook marketplace and wondered if it would be worth picking up.
Nice job,looks good== I've been told cut your wick like a pine tree (upside down v ) exposes more wick for a brighter light
I might try that. Thanks
Very nice! Congrats!
Nice restoration! Where did you get the lamp?
I picked it up at an auction. Thanks
@@saveitall9847 thats awesome!
Nice restoring job! I have one that looks the same, i will restore it! Thanks for the tips and steps!
Thanks for watching. You will have fun. I love putting old things back to usable condition.
What kind of paint did you use?
I used rustoleum in a spray can.
If you were going to sell these would you leave as is or would you clean then? Or restore them?
I don't sell my pieces. I just like the old stuff. Personally I like to make the old stuff functional again so it can be used. Most of the stuff I get does not work or is not functional.
Oh I’m so sick of watching videos of restoration where people don’t talk I don’t know the chemical you poured in the bucket come on man
It was evaporust. You can pick it up at most auto parts stores.
nice job!
Oh man the sound of the rain and your tools....sooooo nice! Good job
Nice job for sure. I just started today my Dietz #2 to restore. Looked the same as your "before" picture except mine was full of mud dobers nest, just full. Looking forward to when mine is done & looking like yours, thanks