1930s Antique Sentry Safe Restoration - Perfect Restoration
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1930s Antique Sentry Safe Restoration - Perfect Restoration.
Hello everyone. Here I am with a new restoration project. I have restored a very heavy antique belongs to early 1900s. (1930s) This safe weighs approximately 100kg (220.46 lbs) In this restoration I added wheels which weren't there originally. Lock mechanism of the safe wasn't original too. I guess that it might ve got broken in theft attempt. I found some hints about that incident. I believe the possibility of an attempt of fixing at 1970s there were a fixing residue on the lock mechanism because of some lock and some bolts from that time period. I renewed the lock mechanism completely. Now lock mechanism is clean and weldless. We can hear bolder sound as a result. So how I find this safe; I bougth it from and old Armenian woman. It belonged to women's husband. It was in his jewelry shop. And they brought it to their home. Since she wasnt using it she wanted to sell it. That way I have reached to this woman. I bougth it approximately a year ago. I feel very satisfied about this restoration . I hope that you will like it too. Don't forget subscribe to my channel and like these videos please. Thank you for watching.
Meine Mechaniker.
0:02 SAFE RESTORATION
3:52 not original locking mechanism
4:32 too much welded
4:40 I will make new lock mechanism
5:18 door lock from the 70's
6:18 brass parts
6:23 30% salt - 30% flour - 40% vinegar
6:35 day later
9:30 I will use this logo in the final
13:27 bluing after sandblasting
14:20 liquid metal
16:42 k ral 3005 paint after sanding
16:53 acrylic primer
17:38 2k ral 9001
17:51 topcoat paint ral 3005
18:17 gloss varnish
18:38 body of lock mechanism
20:05 st piece
21:12 nd piece
22:00 rd piece(2 pcs)
23:00 th piece(4 pcs)
24:06 th piece(44pcs)
25:48 cold bluing
26:38 all parts are ready
28:51 welding oil
29:13 a new real safe lock
30:16 let's remember
31:01 which
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@Restoration On 🙏🏻
I think lock picking lawyer would enjoy picking one of these bad boys
dear Lord - I'm lucky to be a subscriber!!! Absolutely AMAZING!!!
@Restoration On strung de mebtale Dan
Watched until I saw there was no audio.
I love how it has wheels so that the thief doesn't get tired carrying it
I also thought the same thing 😆😆
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I thought it was stuck in Spain without the A
The castors only go in one direction, the first corner he gets to he'll be stuck.
@@leokrupp4442
lol 👍
As a retired locksmith and safe technician I found this extremely fascinating and enjoyable to watch. And thank you so much for letting the music of the tools and machines be the only soundtrack, no cheesy stock music is needed.
Thanks 🙏🏻🌿🍀
@@meinemechaniker bravo
Hi I'm picking one like that up in a few weeks. Is it easy to take the door off for transportation.its about 100 years old hinges are similar to this one ! Thanks
@@richardshackleton5681 Depending on the condition of the safe, dust rust etc., the door should lift up and off the hinges. I've had to use a pry bar or jack to get it started, but it should come off. It will be bulky, awkward and heavy so bring help. This will lighten up the body of the safe making it easier to move. Good luck 👍
@@kellymeier579 thank you for you're help👍
When I started this video I was nervous and thought that this would be a very dangerous restoration, but I was promptly assure... it is a safe restoration.
You should get a thumbs down just for that joke.
@@Sh9168 I agree
I love it!!
God damn it take my 👍
😂😂😂
Beautiful, no annoying music in the background, just the tool and ambient sounds, I also love that you upgraded the lock on it so it's still viable as an actual safe and not just a display piece!
thanks
@@meinemechaniker Bitte.
I would wager that this safe did not look this good when it was brand new. Absolutely beautiful work.
The safe is far more secure than it was when brand new as well, with the addition of the lever lock.
A little bit of gold leaf or pin stripping and would top it off great.
Must agree completely! Gorgeous!
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You know you are absolutely right it was a cheaply made get them in get them out type of safe and yes he did a very good job
When you put a safe on wheels to save the thief from hurting his back..
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Nowadays, he would most likely be sued if the theif hurt his back trying to lift it because of lack of correct safety signs for lifting haha 🤣
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If you don't have your health; what do you really got?
I think this was the most labor-intensive of the restorations I have seen. Amazing! It's nice to see some real pride in workmanship.
it is because he basically rebuild the safe, its a good construction job but not a restoration by any means, its more like building a new safe inspired by 1930 design
I'm used to seeing "I make a new one" for posts and pins and screws, but a LOCK MECHANISM?? My hat's off to you.
Just needs the LockPickingLawyer to jiggle that lock open in about 10 secs
Brilliant! A german "Meine Mechaniker" to complement the swiss "My Mechanics"
I make a new one 🤣
oooOOOOh. I initially read his name as "Maine Mechaniker..." :P
Aren't they the same person?
Do you speak German? Because I (a German native) think that "Meine Mechaniker" is not the intended translation for "My Mechanics". It is technically correct but a "Mechaniker" is a person who repairs and maintains technical stuff, usually machines. The plural of "Mechaniker" is "Mechaniker" as well. So, "Meine Mechaniker" means something like "My persons who repair things". How many persons are involved here? I think that he actually wanted to have "Meine Mechanik", where "Mechanik" denotes some kind of machinery.
@@mipani Ya got me there, chief.
I think the people that made this safe would be blown away to see this restoration -a utilitarian work of art. It will make any room in which it sits a very royal room, indeed.
As a former machinist, cabinet maker, and an ameture luthier I can say with no doubts this is restorative excellence! Beyond great. A true craftsmanship/ artist. This is a monumental task. I hope he feeds his family well with the proceeds. I wish I could study with him for a year! What phenomenal knowledge and prowess!
Thank you so much sir
@@meinemechaniker
My pleasure! Your work is absolutely incredible. Please continue! As we say in the USA, "one man's trash is another man's treasure " ... You obviously know how to make trash into treasure! Well done!
Perfect!!
No music, no talking, pure bliss. I have trouble picking the right spanner for an oil change and he's out there creating an entirely new lock for a 100 year old safe like it was nothing.
And it all fit together perfectly
It’s “safe” to say that this is one of the most coolest videos ever.
Boooooooooooo
Underrated
Quite "safe"
Great job! Not just restored, but BETTER than new!
This is one of the best restorations I've seen in a long time. The detailed construction of the wheel housings, the reconstruction of the lock mechanism and the finish were very satisfying. Best on TH-cam!
Not only was this man's craftsmanship simply incredible - I'd say he not only restored the original safe but improved its original manufacturing significantly!
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Dear friend, I was here! :) And I enjoyed this immensely: the filming, sound, editing but most of all, the incredible craftmanship! Let me tell you what I could have done as well as you in this video: lifting out the center shelf! Without hurting myself or ruin the safe!
Be safe! (no pun intended!).
Per-Olov
Welcome mr. Kindgren, nice to see you. you are our source of meditation. We will continue to play with the energy we get from your music. Respects. 🙏🏻🌿
You subtlety, soothingly shred on the guitar my man! Two artists in one comment block, what a wonderful world. Alliterations are ample in this one.
Well, yes!!! If you don't praise yourself, you will walk around all day as if you were spat on! :-)
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I love the cleaning mixture for the brass. So simple and household items. Also safe & non-toxic.
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Dude, this guy is hearting almost everything in this comment section, massive respect for that. It must take tons of time.
I even read your comments, thanks man.
Even though, the restorations on here look amazing, I still love like the oxidized copper teal look at the beginning.
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36 minutes later: WOW! 🥇
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As a welder myself, I would love to be your apprentice and have access to all your tools and knowledge. I love your work and craftsmanship ❤
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
As a retired locksmith and safe technician the restoration was beautiful, you are a man of many talents, but an awful lot of work to restore a Sentry safe.
At first I saw "Safe Restoration" and I said "Wow". Then I saw "Meine Mechaniker" and said: "PERFECT". Simply Amazing.
Great job, you should put it in a safe, so it doesn’t get stolen.
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Mate, that's not a safe, that's Art 👍🏾 🖤
Brilliant outcome! Superb choices at every point. Colour, finish, materials and technique! Thank you for your generosity!
I didn't expect the safe could be this beautiful after the restoration process. Such an amazing craftsmanship!
Thank you 🙏🏻
I love the thought of a 1970s proto youtuber making a slide show about his 1930s safe repair & restoration!
Это просто божественно! Настоящее удовольствие, смотреть за такой работой! Мужик, это круто!!!👍👍👍
I would love to see reactions to companies or members of the companies who made these products, get a blast from the past seeing them restored.
This was amazing, I just wish he would've painted it that same blue color that it was supposed to be
I dont think that blue was original. Looked sloppy to me.
@@frankdrebin259 I mean it definitely looked rusted and it looked like the paint was chipping off because of the rust but I think it was the original paint
@@Ruth-th9pq it might have been originally white, since there was paint around the "medal" for the makers of the safe
@@rayumbandismos4947 ooohh white would've been pretty too!!!
@@frankdrebin259 i think black was original color
Brass feet and casters would have really set that thing off! Too bad it can't hold the weight. First Class restoration Sir! Can't believe anyone would give that a thumbs down. Great job!
you can brass steel just fine, heat it up, and use a brass wire wheel to colour the metal in brass.
Easily one of the best restoration videos I've ever seen! Amazing job!
Dieser Safe ist bestimmt schöner geworden als er bei der Herstellung war. Toller Job und mit viel Präzision und Beachtung der Details gemacht.
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I LOVE when people use the RIGHT size driver
Thank you so much, your attention did not go unnoticed 🙏🏻
This guy is an artist ! The original creator of this safe would have been proud of the outcome.
Kudos to you!
Gorgeous 🔐🛡️🗝️♥️
I'd imagine the cost to restore something like this must carry a hefty price tag considering the tools and skills needed.
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Amazing outcome. Should be proud of what you have achieved.
This is a kind of magic. And you're the quick-change artist. You have the right to be incredibly proud.
WoooW .amazing 👌😍
10/10, I applaud your attention to detail. Particularly with the finish on all the pieces. If you’re going to do something you may as well do it right. I hate seeing people cut corners & think that "Near enough is good enough" particularly with the paint preparation. Well done and a pleasue to watch you work.
I don't believe it! That is outstanding!
I said to myself: “if he takes all of that mechanism apart and manages to get it all back together and working I’ll be impressed”. Color me impressed 💯
Absolute perfection, & so satisfying to watch in all its stages of being restored. Well done Sir !
That turned out so beautifully!! All that beautiful brass, and the red exterior with white interior, and the wheels!! And I'm glad you made it so it could be used as a safe again!
Crazy German pedanticity, hence quality. Breath-taking.
But then he’s not German… the title of the channel is even in wrong German grammar
@@Niels_Dn 😀 yes but i am a citizen of the world 🌿🙏🏻
@@Niels_Dn Someone is faking the German pedanticity!?!?!?!?!?
@Lance Counihan So, you are German then!
@@chetosco did they patent it?
36 min. - and I was captivated for every second... great restoration work (and telling the story with photography).
Even a complete neophyte like me can see a master craftsman at work here.
thank you so much sir
Best restoration / custom rebuild I seen to date… it’s better than the original. Excellent craftsmanship!
Thanks sir
Never seen such hardwork done in restoring such a old thing
Having restored many types of things over the decades, your work brought happy tears to my eyes. Simply stunning work and sure wish I had some of the more sophisticated machine shop machines like you. Great video !!
A safe like this belongs in a museum.
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Criminals love a safe that is on wheels so good job with that one
Just taking a moment to appreciate a true engineering genius. This one incredible restoration.
I enjoyed the craftsmanship in this safe. However I really don't understand putting wheels on a safe. The purpose of a safe is to make it difficult to steal your items. Putting it on wheels just makes it easier to wheel your valuables away and get at it in a more secure location to crack for the thief. You want to make a safe more difficult to move not easier.
No thief would dare scratch that paintwork. Though they might steal it for the safe itself..
You took my thoughts and placed them in to a brilliant comment!
Nice one CJ!!!
But safes do often have casters.
I grew up in South Africa where house robbery is a daily consideration. At least in our home, we considered our safe a time waster to discourace thieves from spending too much time at the home, not a full on prevention method. Thats what banks are for. The time it takes to crack a safe is generally less than that required to wheel it out of the house and then load it onto a waiting large vehicle. Large angle grinders, oxy torch or even just 3 guys each putting their full weight into large prybars are all much more than most standard safes are designed to withstand. Casters or no, a small pallet‐jack will wheel out even massive safes, makes no difference to a committed thief.
I guess what I'm saying is that the old adage still applies. "Locks only keep the honest man out."
The wheels were never really meant for security, they were a convenience thing, where your office may have several safes like this that get moved in and out of a large locked room or safe daily - safer and holds more then a money bag.
Amazing restoration job. Not bad security for those days..... thank you for sharing your videos. God bless 🙏👌
WOW outstanding job rebuilding the locking mechanism. 😎👍👌
Beautiful job. Your disdain for bad craftsmanship and your humor while fixing it shines through without words.
thank you so much sir
Absolutely stunning, not to mention informative, restoration!
That safe is now more valuable than the money you can fit in it.
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Not with him modifying it to add his own badge/emblem.
This is one of the most complex restorations I have seen, it was undoubtedly a very laborious job, here I leave you the rating for your excellent work 100/10 *
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I have to say that I throughly enjoyed this video. The love and care you put into this project is admirable.
You make it seem easy, but there was a tremendous amount of time and labor put into this. Well done!
Give this guy a pile of dinosaur bones, three months later he'll have Jurassic Park.
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It's great and all, but I didn't know that dinosaurs were so.... high gloss.
This is more than restoration. It is a rebuild.
Very skillful one, I must say.
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This is probably your best work yet so far.
Considering all the rust on the outside, I’m surprised it wasn’t rusted shut! Fantastic job on the restoration!!!
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Как всегда! Прекрасная работа! Один из больших проектов.
I wish this was for sale best restoration video I have seen
Excellent! And best of all, thank you for not insulting our intelligence by talking throughout the video. I don’t know why other channels feel the need to narrate the obvious.
I am lost for words. Any expression of awe or joy would fall short of what you have achieved.
Truly inspiring. Thank you.
Seen a lot of restoration videos and this has to be the most captivating from beginning to end. To see your work progress and vast array of equipment used, especially all of the machining, is very cool my friend.
Sir, You are a gifted craftsman. This is a work of art! Wonderful job. How you turned the metal into the parts you needed shows a care of detail work that you hardly ever see.
Greetings from Ireland! That is a stunning restoration my friend! The crimson red colour went very well with the super shiny brass! You have a lot of confidence in restoring it!
Thanks sir 🍀
Always amazed at the ability to edit months of labor into digestible content. Well done!
Этот сейф в лучшие свои годы так хорошо не выглядел. Можно меня так же отреставрировать?)))
Something that I've never seen restored, but always wondered how it is done.
Thanks for the journey.
Most enjoyable
We all try to be attentive to the details
You have achieved it in spades
This is incredible! I’m pretty blown away at how good you are at this. I hope you get paid very well! You deserve it!
One of the best resto vids around. Had to look up welding oil, never seen that before.
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keeps the splater from sticking
Stunning work.
Your videos make me so satisfied that I watch them in bed in order to fall asleep faster.
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I live about 10 miles from where this was made , it was made in the heart of the black country , at a time when the area was the workshop of the world .
Me too! I felt a gush of pride.
better than new, amazing color👍
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Absolutely unbelievable craftsmanship 😁
Can't say enough good....
Thank you again for sharing your video. God bless 🙏
That is a fantastic refurbish that really puts your skills on tape so everyone will know how good you really are and a master of your trade. Well done.
You have skills and patience beyond a mere mortal man! I continue to be mesmerized and astonished!!
Amazing, you brought this safe to your days of glory again Congratulations.
Nice of you to make sure the thief can move the safe easily on wheels.
My favorite time is when he says "I will make new one" it gets me so excited
*wait a minute... I thought this was My Mechanics... WHAT???*
This was awesome !
Im so glad that you lined the flathead screws vertical on the handle and horizontally on the others. My OCD was bugging hardcore!
This has everything you would want from a restoration video, single point thread cutting, sandblasting, cold bluing, hand filing, a child's hand to apply Bondo with a obscenely small spatula. All the other restoration channels need to up their game.
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Absolutely amazing craftsmanship!! Keep the videos coming, please!!
I gotta commend you on your skill set you possess. Welding top notch. Me being a diesel technician I have to do much of the same type of things you obviously have done in your lifetime. Well done. I also like how the item you restored isn't an item most restorers on youtube do. Me scrolling through my recommendations this morning and seeing a safe! I had to see. Even wet sanded! Come on now. Looking for perfection. My kinda dude. Thx for the 30 minutes not wasted. 👍. I look forward to videos.
Thanks dude 🙏🏻🍀
There is so much skills on rebuilding the locking mechanism, it’s incredible
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magnifico!!! verdadeira obra de arte. trabalho de paciencia e amor aa arte. Parabens !!!