Restoration of bent balance of 1934 from scrap metal

[@sharonbeach8780]

You do great work! Wonderful attention to detail.

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you!

[@26conno]

0:36 loved the visual and the noise of the dust/rust eruption when you loosened the screw!😊🇬🇧

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you! Yes, it turned out well with the screws this time. They untwisted nicely and effectively.

[@serialkiller7354]

Nice ❤❤

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you!👍

[@KinG_KJ]

Wonderful restoration 😃

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you.

[@MASI_forging]

Outstanding work 👍👍

[@adriansimionescu6868]

Another well done job, congrats 👍👍👍 For me it’s a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you.

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you. And for me it is a pleasure to have such subscribers.)

[@robertmanley7556]

Excellent attention to detail !!! Very nice work it looks amazing !!! And it works just as good as it looks !!! 👍👍

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you!🙂

[@Tomahawk1775]

Another excellent job you did there, and it's Nice to see it balances properly once again!

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you!)

[@RioAvram]

Great work, great video! One minus, very short, didn't notice how the video ended! But it was a great 12 minutes!

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you. There were not too many processes in this restoration. I think the next video will be longer. But it's not accurate)

[@mrgeorestoration]

Nice! What about the red spot?!

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you! This is a simulation of a seal that was applied in a similar way to a calibration casting

[@Bloodshed.restorations]

Really like that, so much so, that I'm going to make sure my wife doesn’t see it. She'd absolutely love one of those in the kitchen! Am i right in thinking that those are seahorses? Great job👍🏻

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you! Yes, they are brass seahorses. Until I cleaned it, I thought it was ducks)) For entourage, the thing is very good, but from a practical point of view, it is not the best idea.

[@Bloodshed.restorations]

@Dr.Pepperovsky must say, I did think ducks as well to start with!

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

@@Bloodshed.restorations 😄

[@ВалентинаАврам-ц9т]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

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[@vickiefowler1429]

Ok, sooooo.... what's with the gloppy red spot? It looks really nice now! I'm also wondering why you didn't file the bird beaks when you were removing the other imperfections. I love that they are brass -- against the blue, they really stand out! Nicely done overall!

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thank you. The red spot is a simulation of the seal that was applied to the calibration casting. You probably mean seahorses) I didn't file their faces because I didn't want to change the geometry of the casting, but I just wanted to remove what shouldn't be there.

[@vickiefowler1429]

@ oh! Seahorses! Yeah, I didn't pick up on that! Thanks for clearing that up. I've seen other scales that had a similar pair of indicators. I always thought they were cranes! Now, I'm wondering if they've all been seahorses! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

@@vickiefowler1429 😁

[@kahlid-ataya]

8:01 What is this liquid ?
thanks for sharing

[@Dr.Pepperovsky]

Thanks for watching! The liquid is a heated solution of citric acid. I use it to dissolve rust on small parts and to blacken the same parts for corrosion protection