Rusty 100 Year Old Electric Fencer Transformation!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2023
- I'm transforming a 100 year old electric fencer.
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Great job transforming that old fence electrifier into an electrolysis machine. You got it looking much better too. Excellent work.
Clutch bits are one of the most unique design in the specialty category. When you look at the tip from the top, it take on a bow tie or hourglass shape.
These bits were very popular on vintage motorhomes. If you own one or are thinking about buying one to restore, chances are you’ll need a set of clutch bits.
This has got to be one of the most innovative restorations I've ever seen! Outstanding work! 👍
Fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this interesting project! 🔌
Great restoration! I grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin during the sixties. I believe that was the exact model we had in the barn. That brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for sharing.
I do believe you have come across a wonderful idea. Thank You fer allowing me to watch your awe😢vids.
What was the Green light for, when something was zapped?
Excellent job. Well done and thanks for sharing.
0:51 Those are clutch head screws.
I would prefer an old fashioned battery charger. They work great on completely dead batteries. An old fashioned battery charger works very well for electrolysis as well. I have also used them to power low voltage soldering irons. A battery charger needs a few extras but they are easily and cheaply obtained. I do like the workmanship.
Fun Fact: The electric fence was invented in my country New Zealand by Bill Gallager, who was the Founder of Gallagher electric fences. This is more of a 50s era model.
Great job on the resto and fab useage for repurposing dude 👏👏👏 !!! Well done indeed! Reuse, recycle, relove 👉👉👉. Thanks for sharing brother 🙏. 😎
Wow, that is quite ingenious. Great upcycling.👏👏👏👍👍🤙
Well that came out beautiful, and I always hated when I bumped into those electric fences while out in farm country. Nice change!
Always the very best! Complete artistic restoration and electro-mechanical re-purpose, great idea and wonderful masterful job. And yes, we get the omega joke "oommmmmm".
Bravo 👏 always beautiful works restored. Big hug from Argentina 🇦🇷
Ohm! Hahaha. Great restoration. Love how you re-purposed it.
Wow, what an incredible transformation! It's amazing to see how Lost & Restored turned a rusty, century-old electric fencer into a practical and useful power supply for rust removal. The creativity and craftsmanship on display here are truly commendable. It's inspiring to witness the repurposing of old technology to serve a new purpose. Great work, Lost & Restored! Looking forward to more fascinating restoration projects like this.
04:10 "Well... *I don't need an electric fence* ☇, just like this one here...🙁😒" (We surely know *how Lost & Restored's certainly feels about this* ...)
04:20 "So, as *I'm taking this all apart* ... Now I'm thinking about *what I can do* to make this as a *functional piece* for...🤔💡"
12:21 😂 I get it... "♎️" 😂.
The red and green indicator lenses look similar to a early1970s
Land Rover. Great job in restoring the electric fence. I bet modern electric fences would be weak compared to this vintage energiser and would not be affected by a electro magnetic pulse (E.M.P)
Beautiful restoration mister well done
Muy buen trabajo de restauración, el sistema eléctrico ya es nuevo, pero quedo muy bien la fuente estilo retro se verá muy bien en tu taller felicitaciones
Electrician chant was a good one lol that old boy was in rough shape great restoration love the process you took A-Z ( all the best to you & yours ) 🔧 🔩🪛
Can you explain? I didnt get the joke
@@My_Nlgga ohm.... They chant ohm which is a related to electricity term.
@@My_Nlgga ohm kinda like humming hmmmm
Ah ok thanks
@@My_Nlggaohm (symbolized by omega) is the unit of electrical resistance
I would love to learn more about antique electric tools restoration. I have an amazing knife sharpener, it's possible that it is one of the first electric ones.
Really impressive outcome.
My son loves the magic and this was aHuge job , you did right by this piece of history. Respect.
Przepiękny jest ten elektrolizer pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Amazing electric fencer ⚡️🟢🔴
the odd screws are clutch-head drive. not uncommon in the 1940's and 1950's.
type G, specifically
Harbor freight sells a kit with those bits.
I haven't seen clutch head screws since I was in high school auto shop learning to rebuild Holley 4150 carburetors
@@lostplanet7046 I'm only 30. I've seen them around the world. Specifically military bases and old factories overseas. Also see them on old electronics and gadgets at yard sales and flea markets. They resemble the safety screw used on a bathroom partition. Like at loves and pilot or rest areas.
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The thumbnail looked like a sad robot... it looks much happier by the end of the video.
I think what you repurposed it to was actually a pretty good idea, still kind of fulfilling its original role
You knocked it out of the park on this one.
That’s a really cool up-cycle project! You definitely have the coolest electrolysis power supply box now 😂 great work!
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Parabéns
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Nice job. It would've made a great joy buzzer too.
When removing that transformer, it reminded me of the Spanish saying: "Desvestir a un santo para vestir a otro" ("Undress a saint to dress another") X-D
Ahh that's brilliant!! 🎉
Brilliant nice resto with a twist. Ohmmmmm ohmmmmm 🤣🤣😂
Nice editing 🎉
Looks great, but what about venting the case if you plan to use it often?
Beautiful work❤
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Your content is always a pleasure to watch & your humor is top tier!
Those screw heads are what is called a Clutch Bit screw. They were an early attempt at a security screw, but like you did, obviously grinding down any basic flathead screwdriver isn't very "Secure". Either way, you can still buy those bits fairly easily.
People are shocked when they find out I'm not a good electrician. ⚡ 😆
LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE JOB. KEEP SAFE
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Definitely love the idea! It fits being a power unit for that.
Dr. Frankenstein would be proud of you.
good job 👍👍👍
Great job! Considering that the restoration is not authentic (switch on the side) I would put an ammeter and a voltmeter (full of round, retro appliances on the market).
Make 2IN1 - battery charger and electric fence power source with car spark plug induction coil.
I grew up on a farm and we had an electric fence charger that looked very similar to this one, same size and shape with the big green and red lights. The green one would flash and the charger would click as it sent current to the electric fence. This would have been back in the late 60's/early 70's.
What did the red light mean though ?
That is such a great project 😄😄
This restoration made my brain hertz......😆
Thank you for a very clever and highly enjoyable restoration -the yoga enthusiast in me appreciated your humour! Stay safe
Very enjoyable to watch. I couldn’t guess what it was 😂😂 great work!
That was very interesting to make a charger out of a electric fence machine 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
MASTERPIECE!!!!!
Which is the name of this portable machine for rust removal?
Cool idea about making your own tool
I got the joke, amazingly as my electronics knowledge is beyond basic, but it made me chuckle. LOL
Dad Joke of the day. Loved it
Damn cool work ❤
I'm afraid the guild of Igor's will remain on Disc world, until a bumbling wizard tears another trans-dimentional hole between universes again.
not 100 years old, but pretty old. I had one just like it that I bought at a junk sale from a neighboring farm. THe "chopper" inserts would cause it to cycle and burn any weeds or grass that grew into the fence. Does this new one actually charge a fence and burn weeds/grass or just charge a battery?
Looks darn good either way.
Would've been easier to grind a slot in the screws than modify a driver
Great looking restoration and you did an amazing job restoring it as well!!!
I enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
The masterpiece! 🎉
هذا الرجل شاطر محترف في إصلاح الأشياء التالفه احب اتابعه
Fantastic, I notice you showed the plastic bag swollen after two days in the sun, it must be nice where you live, in England we're lucky if we have two days of sun all year round. 😂
Very clever👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍
I loved the joke! That was a clever way of repurposing that charger.
Good work
Perfect
Love it!
Way to cool.
I love it!
Good stuff
If this electric fence control was 💯 years old, then it must have been made and used in 1923! This was right long before our time. 💶 💯
This was a great repurposing. Sometimes, it is hard to justify whether to restore, repurpose, or just junk it. In this case case I think you made a good call. The main thing is that you did not do anything to the case that could not be restored to the original if some future antique addict chooses to do so. It looks the same but has a new function somewhat akin to the original. Cool piece, I was thinking of a lamp or USB charging station.
Awesome Video
As soon as you said you were thinking how to make this something useful for you, I thought that it could propably beturned into some sort of power supply for electrolysis. Glad to know I was right!
And the joke was awesome, lmao
nice job
Nice repurposing project. BUT, with a little clever thinking, you could make it do both purposes. A mere DPDT switch and it could also be used as a fence charger. The old high voltage transformer can easily be rewound to make it such a project. And new caps as well. Just an idea since you asked for ideas... Thumbs Up!
I love it and thank you. I have very little experience with electrical work.
0:50 That looks like a Hi-Torque to me.
👍📻 The craftsmanship with which this restoration was done is simply impressive!!! ⚒️👍
Very good
Very cool❤
Nice!
1041-1954 clutch screw head originally manufactured for Chevy and GMC pickup trucks
Oooohhhhm. Good one!😂 Very good work btw!
Wow! I actually guessed right!
My cows approve of this repurpose.
Ficou top 10 👋👍
In the US we call those clutch head screws.
Dashed my hopes of seeing you test an electric fence on yourself
Класс 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
looks like a clutch screw
They used to have these screws in older mobile homes. Then square head, now star heads.
This is not 100 years old, probably 70 or 80. Awesome work!!
Ohm!!
I'm guessing you're going to use it for electroplating. Nice.
“It’s perfect”
It's unfortunate that the components were destroyed, usually how it goes though. I was thinking you could maybe at least re-wind the coil, but that takes a fair bit of know how.
Also, I've never known hydrogen peroxide to be a white gelatinous substance 😂 What kind of formulation is that?
Robertson
They’re standard in Canada