WW2 German SAPPER CONSTRICTOR restoration/rare german tool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2024
- In this video, I restore the WW2 German sapper constrictor (Wurgezange). This rare german tool used by the Wehrmacht sappers for connection between detonator cap and cable.The item will be found at the battlefields of the WW2. My job was to clean the item, to partial compensation for losses, straighten it and to do cold bluing.
I hope you enjoyed my restoration of the WW2 German sapper constrictor.
Watch as we showcase the intricate process of restoring these pieces of history. If you are a history buff or simply enjoy watching restoration projects, this video is for you. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more restoration content!
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• Test of the Restored W... ---- how does this tool work!
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je ne connaissais pas cet outil ,merci pour la découverte🙂👍
It looks reall good after renovation 🙌🙌👏👏
Thank you 👍
el trabajo de una semana, creo que mas resumido en 14 minutos ya es suficiente para admirar. lastima que algunas personas no entiendan eso y no vean el resultado de una herramienta que estaba destinada al olvido... mil gracias por el video aprendí algo nuevo hoy, ya es ganancia haberlo visto. 👍
¡Muchas gracias por tus palabras de apoyo!
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So what is it and what does it do?
This tool is a constrictor (Detonator Cap Crimping Pliers). It allows a crimping of aluminum caps on a detonating cord. Used by German sappers in World War II.
Very interesting.
Why did you apply cold bluing and boiled it in oil? isn't that a bit redundant?
I enjoyed the video, looking forward for more ww2 projects.
Servus from Romania
Thanks for the question. Cold bluing can be applied to the outside, but for preservation it is better to boil the inside in waste oil. At temperature, hot oil penetrates the pores of the metal and prevents rust or preserves surface rust. In addition, according to the alkaline oxidation technology (real bluing), it is necessary to boil in oil, this is preservation.
There will be many projects on the First World War and the Second World War, and some projects will be shown on TH-cam for the first time.
Can't wait :)
Thanks for the quick answer.
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Przepięknie jest to odrestaurowane ta bindownica ale z którego roku ona pochodzi i ile ma lat Pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍👍
Dziękuję za pytanie. Na jednym uchwycie trudnoczytelny stempel H39, co odpowiada wydaniu z 1939 roku. Z poważaniem.
Do you need to scrub the cold bluing solution into the metal?
Yes, and it is advisable to apply the cold bluing fluid several times, so the coating will be more uniform.
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th-cam.com/users/shortsnxiHPm0NhIQ - How does this tool work!
A Wehrmacht tool with no markings ? No waffenamt like stamps ? You are kidding !
On one handle you can see the hard-to-read H39 stamp (at 14:16 in the video), which corresponds to similar Wehrmacht instruments. To make sure that this is a German instrument, you can look at the same instrument on the website fjm44.com/product/pioner-crimp-tool
Interesting over engineered tool. Others just use crimping pliers. If you have any mechanical sense you can figure out how it works. Please use the correct tools. The use of roll pin punches instead of flat faced punches is doing a disservice to the roll punch as you will ruin the face. Nice job.
Thank you very much for your kind words and useful advice! Will definitely use it in the future!
I still don't know WTF it is or does!
Very disappointed, first time seeing something like this, doesn't know what it is or how it works, viewer from trinidad
Unfortunately, there is very little information on this tool. Perhaps viewers from Germany can give us a hint. In German this thing is called Wűrgezange.
Very stupid restoration
Thank you for your opinion
Nice video