मैं कभी ऐसे विडिओज देखता नही।लेकिन आज सौ साल पुराना सडा हुआ पंखा देखा और आपने जिस लगन से और कौशल से उस पंखे को नया कर के उसको इस्तेमाल में लाया,आपकी लगन और हार्ड वर्क काबिले तारीफ है।❤
That layer of silt did a magnificent job of preserving the metal. A couple squirts of penetrating oil and that set screw practically backed itself out.
yes it is fake and there is more he hase two more wideos with same fan one is from 3 months ago another is from 6 months ago almoste all videos on this channel are posted two or three times with exaactly same devices and almost same titles
Badi tagri mahanat ke baad bada tagra or bariya response...pankha bariya or shandaar ho gaya... 100 saal purana hoga kam se kam ...Jaan AA gayi pankha m... Show ke or kabhi kabhi use Lena ke liye unike chize. ...ruf and tuf .. struggling.. full dismantle the fan ..
The piece is well preserved, but it was subjected to mud to make it appear deteriorated, it must certainly have been purposely stuck in the mud of the lagoon.
@@Foxkord44 и что? Аппарат старинный, видно же. А крестовые шурупы значит позже меняли. И да, ты уверен, что я твоя ровесница, что тыка ешь тут? Если что у меня уже давно внук
My OCD wouldn't let me finish this video, my eye started twitching when you A) didn't use a any water or detergent to clean off the dirt. & B) The brass bell brush an your angle grinder... Nope. Anywho glad you "restored" it to your satisfaction, hope you enjoy it.
The correct name for this type of fan is an Erickson Cycle or Stirling Hot Air Engine. A flame heats the displacement piston that transfers the hot expanded air into the power piston, thus repeating in a closed engine. I have a fan of this same design and it is a reproduction of a 19th century KYCO fan style made in England. I ordered mine new from Pakistan in the 1980s and its also blue in colour. It cost $600 Australian. I doubt they cost much more now. This fan looks as though it has been in a flood. Probably not as old as you think but the design is old. They pre-date steam engine technology and were never seen as a real power source but were useful for areas with no electricity. NASA developed a similar engine that used compressed hydrogen internally instead of air. That engine was solar powered and developed several thousand horse power. It was mounted at the focal point of a sun tracking solar dish and ran an electricity generator. Nasa even had one running a car. All experimental though. Lots of info available online. A ship was even built running the same type of engine and it wasn't successful. It was powered by coal. The engines were very large and required a lot of coal. In the end there was no room left for any cargo so the engines were replaced with steam engines that produced much more power. Great to see one being cleaned up and saved from the scrap heap. Great effort. A unique part of the pre steam era of the industrial revolution. www.reddit.com/r/WeirdWheels/comments/p22t61/1979_doe_nasa_amc_spirit_dl_with_a_stirling_engine/?rdt=65469 www.stirlingengine.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=553
I have never seen a fan like that before, and it runs on kerosene oil. Anyway, you did a beautiful job of restoring that kerosene oil fan. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work I must say.
It`s one of the few use cases of a sterling engine I have seen that is not a emergency generator that can run on anything that burns or super specialised use cases like powering a small military submarine. Pretty smart to use that for this device.
Hello, I believe that calling this work "restoration" is a bit of a stretch. I think more could be done. A warning should be given to anyone who publishes these types of videos, not everything counts to gain "views". I hope that's not the case.
It looks like the fan was caked in mud and then baked at a low temperature. It may have been given to him like that. Overall, I would give this video a 2 out of five. Sorry for the crappy comment. 😎
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Wow. Caked in mud, blades still straight, bearings still packed with grease and no rust in the piston. What are the odds? Zero!
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I thought exactly the same. The initial condition is staged. Where did he find it? Under a tree? Please. And not even a tiny hole because of the rust?
You are exactly right... Look at their last 5 video's - all the same mud with little to no rust pitting....
Also I’m pretty sure that there wasn’t Phillips head screws 100 years ago
whats wrong with it?
मैं कभी ऐसे विडिओज देखता नही।लेकिन आज सौ साल पुराना सडा हुआ पंखा देखा और आपने जिस लगन से और कौशल से उस पंखे को नया कर के उसको इस्तेमाल में लाया,आपकी लगन और हार्ड वर्क काबिले तारीफ है।❤
I think it was degraded forcefully before restoration
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Why??
thats called presentation...he still restored an unusual item and that in itself is pretty cool...
@@imperialpresence1173 Ele não restaurou. Ele limpou a sujeira que ele mesmo fez.
Fake
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@@aahandsWhy are you lying, man? Do you want more views?
@@aahands please stop
But they got you to comment! All hail the algorithm!
That layer of silt did a magnificent job of preserving the metal.
A couple squirts of penetrating oil and that set screw practically backed itself out.
Fake restoration
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You know damned well that its fake@@aahands
yes it is fake and there is more he hase two more wideos with same fan one is from 3 months ago another is from 6 months ago almoste all videos on this channel are posted two or three times with exaactly same devices and almost same titles
Fake or no l watch and you get out
@@ΝίκολαςΜουχίττιν Gladly! I will not support a fraudulent POS.
These fake restoration channels really are hitting a new low level of effort.
Badi tagri mahanat ke baad bada tagra or bariya response...pankha bariya or shandaar ho gaya... 100 saal purana hoga kam se kam ...Jaan AA gayi pankha m... Show ke or kabhi kabhi use Lena ke liye unike chize. ...ruf and tuf .. struggling.. full dismantle the fan ..
No offense but there is more mud than rust, a little water would have cleaned it up rather well
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Just don't put the mud on in the first place. You can even see the smear marks of myd on the blades.
All he had to do was slather it in mud then leave it to dry for a few days; VIOLA- instant antiquing
The piece is well preserved, but it was subjected to mud to make it appear deteriorated, it must certainly have been purposely stuck in the mud of the lagoon.
Fakethat old with mud wood have much more pitting
It's a Sterling engine!
That is soooo cool.
I like that shade of green too.
Sterling engine-powered appliances were much more common before electric motors became widespread.
Excelente trabajo
Ппосто обалдеть! Даже не представляла себе,что существуют такие аппараты. Раритет! ❤
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А тебя не смутили шурупы под крестовую отвертку, которые еще и открутились на изи)) В те времена их еще не существовало, это фейковая реставрация
@@Foxkord44 и что? Аппарат старинный, видно же. А крестовые шурупы значит позже меняли. И да, ты уверен, что я твоя ровесница, что тыка ешь тут? Если что у меня уже давно внук
@@olgatit1888 это видно по вашей деменции. Бабуль, это интернет, тут могут и на хуй послать.
@@olgatit1888 это видно по твоей деменции. Бабуль, это интернет, тут могут и на х*й послать.
¡¡¡ Magnífico!!!. Saludos desde Uruguay.
É a primeira vez que vejo um ventilador desse modelo muinto bom seu trabalho eu amo as coisa mais antigas são mais resistente ❤
Thanks 😊
Bonjour, merci pour cette vidéo. J'adore !👍
Beautiful job on restoration
Thank you very much!
Great thinking
Very nice 👌👌👌👌
Super nice out Claas antique fan 👍
Thanks 😊
Amazing transformation! Great job on this!
Thank you so much!
very good video
Thanks
Está padrísimo el abanico y de gas genial verdad 👍👍👍👍👍
Right
Uff,well done my friend, from, Bayamo, Cuba, god bless your hand
رائع...
أهنئك..
Thanks 😊
Amazing bro👍👍👍👍👍😁
Amazing Stuff
جميل جدا جدا وعاشت اليدي ❤
Thanks for your appreciation 😇
Valeu a transformação
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Great job done 👍
Good job! Water’s free.
Nice job buddy
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good job
Thanks
Rất hay, tuyệt vời.
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Your videos always inspire me to live my best life. Thank you for this content!😉
You are so welcome!
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Excellent Maquilhage. In my Contry remove rust is so hard. I like de object for is something inocnue.
Oh wow!
My OCD wouldn't let me finish this video, my eye started twitching when you A) didn't use a any water or detergent to clean off the dirt. & B) The brass bell brush an your angle grinder... Nope. Anywho glad you "restored" it to your satisfaction, hope you enjoy it.
Плохо намазал глину надо было побольше комками наложить 😂
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Como é que isso funciona? Sem eletricidade, sem vapor... é mágica?
It’s work with kerosene oil
The correct name for this type of fan is an Erickson Cycle or Stirling Hot Air Engine. A flame heats the displacement piston that transfers the hot expanded air into the power piston, thus repeating in a closed engine. I have a fan of this same design and it is a reproduction of a 19th century KYCO fan style made in England. I ordered mine new from Pakistan in the 1980s and its also blue in colour. It cost $600 Australian. I doubt they cost much more now. This fan looks as though it has been in a flood. Probably not as old as you think but the design is old. They pre-date steam engine technology and were never seen as a real power source but were useful for areas with no electricity. NASA developed a similar engine that used compressed hydrogen internally instead of air. That engine was solar powered and developed several thousand horse power. It was mounted at the focal point of a sun tracking solar dish and ran an electricity generator. Nasa even had one running a car. All experimental though. Lots of info available online. A ship was even built running the same type of engine and it wasn't successful. It was powered by coal. The engines were very large and required a lot of coal. In the end there was no room left for any cargo so the engines were replaced with steam engines that produced much more power. Great to see one being cleaned up and saved from the scrap heap. Great effort. A unique part of the pre steam era of the industrial revolution. www.reddit.com/r/WeirdWheels/comments/p22t61/1979_doe_nasa_amc_spirit_dl_with_a_stirling_engine/?rdt=65469 www.stirlingengine.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=553
I have never seen a fan like that before, and it runs on kerosene oil. Anyway, you did a beautiful job of restoring that kerosene oil fan. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work I must say.
It`s one of the few use cases of a sterling engine I have seen that is not a emergency generator that can run on anything that burns or super specialised use cases like powering a small military submarine. Pretty smart to use that for this device.
Thank you very much!
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I'm hot! Let's introduce a new heat source to cool ourselves :)
So beautiful Restoration amazing👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazaing bro
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Amazing restoration😊👍🏻
Thanks buddy 🥰
Incredibile
Thanks
Wow, ice job. I have never seen a fan like this, and I am 67.
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Need 5x fast-forward
Hello, I believe that calling this work "restoration" is a bit of a stretch. I think more could be done. A warning should be given to anyone who publishes these types of videos, not everything counts to gain "views". I hope that's not the case.
Esse motor e muito antigo.e conhecido por engolidor de 🔥🔥🔥
Ah, I just love the smell of lead paint.
Real restoration
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Nem sabia que existia ventilador de querosene, interessante! A restauração ficou boa!
Thanks 😊
I wonder in a hundred years if someone restores the same fan.
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Restaurado ventilador de mesa a oléo querosene sem energia elétrica🔌 😉
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Kamu.orang.nyah.kerakti.pang.dai.semoga.sukses.amin.
Please get a sandblaster.
Never seen a kerosene fan. Is It working with a Stirling engine? By the way, green and black painting Is quite a punch in the eye 😬
Nunca imaginei que tinha ventilador a movido com combustível
Outstanding workmanship 👏👏
Nice job but... bright green ?
Я понял, что перед созданием такого видео, нужно погуще облить объект реставрации жидкой глиной.
Algún martillazo tambien habria quedao bien.
Best fan for those who don't pay electricity bills lol
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Керосин. Представляю как этот вентилятор вонял
Better than the crap we have today well done
Superb❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks 🤗
Green💚💚
Nostalgia
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Conocía heladeras y lavarropas a Kerosene, pero no ventiladores. Muy interesante !
They were also existed
AA- Hands My name is Rasmus Rönkönharju and I want to ask you this question what is the best thing whit restoring things in your opinion
I'm here not to see the "restoration", but to see how the table fan works...!🇧🇷
That rust doesn't look like the rust I know. More like red mud dried to red dirt.
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It's a beautiful restoration, but you go much too slow doing it.
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Just increase the playback speed if it troubles you.
The dirt was applied to the fan with a brush )))
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So this old fan works similar to a stirling engine?
Приобретите себе пескоструйку, и мир заиграет совсем другими красками😁
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ему и так весело
looks like it was laying buried in a caleche bed
It was buried in mud for a couple days then bake in the oven for half an hour before torn apart for restoration
No sir
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Isn't it easier to wash the dirt with water? Is it better to scrape?
100 лет назад таких технологий уже не было,электричество было во всю....🤷😁
Its exist more than 100 years ago
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I need I live rent room Assam Guwahati India Single fan i used monthly electric bill is 350/-
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Why put mud on the piece?
If it weren't for that fact, it would be an excellent video.
Had that spent a few years on, say, a creek bed?
I don’t think this is fake. The fan may have been made to look worst than it actually was but it was still a beautiful restoration.
Thanks for your appreciation 😇
No access to a sand blaster?
It looks like the fan was caked in mud and then baked at a low temperature. It may have been given to him like that. Overall, I would give this video a 2 out of five. Sorry for the crappy comment. 😎
supongo que en invirno se calentará con un aparato que funcione con hielo
Hello 🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏
Foi mais difícil sujar ou fingir a restauração?
Like it when he said let’s remove the rust. Looks like clay to me. This one looks so obvious
fake 🤣😂😅alah
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Did you cover this in sand and then bake it dry?
Hmmmmm.........Lots of dried dirt and not enough rust or rust pitting.
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