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I wasn’t sure at first, but that’s the hammer my great, great, great, grandfather lost when he was in New York.

250 years old? I don't buy it. The way it looks it's obvious to anyone that the hammer is likely to be about 248 years old! 😎

Great job! Good you left some holes and cracks in there, not making it brand new 👍🏻

This one definitely enters to my top of the sickest, badass and neatest lighters of all time.

Would this axe head been more valuable history wise in it's cleaned original condition before grinding it all away?

Willing to do a trade that axe for a bottle that’s brown glass not broken at all with the date 1736 on the bottom

Never heard of calcified rust. Isn't it simply rust? Rust is simply oxidized iron.

So 1769!

😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

Did you know that 250 yrs is a long time, 250 x 12 = 3000 months year 1777

That's actually a time capsule

How does that Gun Blue do anything for him when he is immediately removing the black oxide layer it created? 🤔

Awesome restoration!

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Great job!!!! So I recently aquired one and would likento restore as well for use. Im having a difficult time confirming what material the cup and cone are made of. I am assuming cast aluminum. Is this correct? I asl be asue cast aluminum commonly had lead in it amd my son is itching to use it. What are your thoughts?

Perfect 👌

Nice work sir that look awesome 👍

Whatvwas the purpose of the big circle? Mine i found has that as well

I personally appreciate the fact that you restored this to as new condition. You didn’t just clean it up. Besides the fact that it is yours to do with as you please. Now you can work with it or show it off. Antiquarians be damned.

That looks outstanding 🤩🤩 With that texture of the iron the axe looks like made of bark, like some kind of magic wood from The Lord of the Rings 😍

i'm in the process of repainting mine. did you replace the rubber feet?, or reuse the original? the ones on mine are as hard as a rock. i just read that these were in production from 30's to 50's.

I have heard of this process. Though never saw it from beginning to end. Electricity de- rusting. Thanks.

Time is gold you espend very time for this but you can make 4 hammer

Way too much! Should have converted/stopped the rust and put a period handle on it. Completely took the history away!😢😢😢

Viene distrutto il bello dell'antico!!!🙉

The best part of this video is what you did not do Sir. You did not fill in the pits with a spot of weld or putty. To make it look new. You let the historic nature and age stand out. Thank You and HAPPY HALLOWEEN

Check your countries history that's not 250years. The USA was forbidden to have tools by the Brits. Claw hammers were the advent of metal nails by blacksmiths. I'm guessing 80 years tops looking at that design.

Wow! Really nice work, still cuts wood

Does gun blue work better on hot metals? I never knew this.

Que hermoso encendedor, me gustó mucho como lo furon restaurando y arreglando poco a poco..!! Me entretuve mucho viendo este muy bueno e interesante documental..!! Excelente video.!! Saludos

I just bought one exactly like this, marked "Kaschie" for $8. It is mssing the little spring to push the flint up. Any idea where I might find a replacement? Great video! Thank you!

Przepiękne jest ta siekiera odrestaurowana i odnowiona ale pueinna pyś zaraz napocządku elektroliza zrobiona pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍

Stunning resto piece of work, makes me.want to restore my old chopper, ill add it to the list. Keep up the great vids 👍

Well, I can't tell you what to do, so I'll tell you what I would do. It has no value at all as it is. If it were a nice serviceable file, it would be worth $1 at a flea market (Southern US). I would either turn it into a chisel as some one in the past attempted or like you said make it into a knife.

Wow!!! You are a magician! Or a miracle worker!!! That is amazing. I never thought you could renew the chrome/metal like that. Came across this because I would like a juice o mat and I wondered about repainting it if I do get one. But this was a zillion times greater than I could imagine for restoration. You, are a patient man! That was just BEAUTIFUL! I would love that for my limes and lemons. I know this was three years ago, but congrats on a job more than well done!!!

Cool piece but I didn’t like the handle at all

Amazing restore! Love the finished look you accomplished

I’ve never seen thumbs that bend like that…😮

I wish background music was not there its irritating

sorta doubt that 250 number

Бред(( 48+ часов варить молоток чтобы потом болгаркой и напильником ободрать

looks nice except them big rust pits should have welded them

try cara cara oranges or blood oranges

lol oranges from that era were only 2/3 that size

I really like this lighter... in our country no like this lighter sell or produce or made so this is very good lighter you made...👍

Have you still working in this works Just to know IAm from .. INDIA 🇮🇳 VIVEK... my English is not good but iam asking only

Now I just want to see how tattered the gloves will get by the end 😂

0:22 what is this record soundtrack????? I want to know!!!! I love it!!!! I want to find it and hear it everyday

no SIR it went through like a GOOD AXE good job