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@@rommtech4604 It's a dry powder that is given a positive charge and the part is given a negative charge (through the wire clipped to it), the opposite charges cause the powder to stick to the part in a smooth even coat which is then baked on in the oven. It's called Powder Coating if you want to look it up online. The resulting finish is much more scratch and abrasion resistant than liquid paint is and it's used on a huge number of products found in most hardware/automotive stores...
I liked that you didn't cut out the part where the chain got yanked while you were cleaning/polishing it, most people would remove that part. This way you are showing how easily things can go wrong so anyone watching this will learn from your experience. Respect.
Mine caught on the spinning brush and proceeded to beat the crap out of my hand and bench before I could shut it down. Ow. Bloody mess Me, not the bench. One link at a time for future events. Where, oh where was my handy sand blaster then?
Something that epic should be a 1 hour livestream of the table being sandblasted, powder coated and nickle plating all the bolts, brackets and screws... CMON Tysy make it happen just dooooo iiiiitttttt...
He usually paints things according to the time period they were from, at least from what I've seen. Yellow was a popular colour in the 50s and 60s and all the yellow restorations I've seen from him have looked really good. Idk what ur damage is lol
@@holoex4475 If you were wearing heavy gloves and the disk grabbed onto the part you're working on or the glove itself, the power of the motor won't just pull the part and the glove out of your hands, it'll take your hands with it, and you'd end up with some seriously damaged or missing digits.
I think its circumstantial, I nicked my pointer finger 2 days ago with a 40 grit flapper disc while using my angle grinder I sure wish I had gloves on! lol
Another beautiful restoration. Congratulations. I like the fact that you are using so many different finishing techniques, and aren't just relying on paint. It has been wonderful to watch how your restorations have grown and improved over time. You are far more adventurous now than you were with your earlier projects.
I get drawn in because you make it look so easy, then I see the truth of this hard work and see a machine rip a chain out if your hands. Best left to the experts from me. I'm glad your invaluable hands are OK, that was so dangerous. Another brilliant restoration Tysy 👌
1:19 - my favorite part too 🥰 5:23 - dude, have you hurted yourself? Imagina se pega no olho...! Kkkkk be careful!!!! Congrats for the video and the restoration! I loved it!
Brilliant as ever. Regarding the chain slipping: What you can do is screw the ends of the chain fairly taught against a metal coffee can, and that will keep it from slipping while you’re polishing. It’s an old jewellery chain polishing tip from my apprenticeship. Works really well.
Polishing a beartrap, you must be the first ever to do that :) Great to see it being taken apart and assembled back to working order. I had no, real, idear how they worked.
Love the new techniques. Great restore. Was surprised when I saw the rust under the plate that you didn’t drill out the other rivets on the piece. Can’t wait for your next video!
Fantastic nickle plating there mate! Well done on the powder coating, if you invest in a plasma cutter it makes it easier to cut steel plate than a grinder bro... but keep up the excellent workmanship! Well done
Nice combination of techniques, Tysy, well done! Zinc plating looked really good. Please be careful when polishing the chain! The name of the oven is quite funny: "Brandt" means "burnt" in Dutch 😂
Bear is a strong beast. To fix the plate, it is better to use classic rivets. The bending of the arcs was increased during disassembly. During assembly, they are not sufficiently bent and therefore not deeply fixed in the holes; the fastening is weak. Congratulations to TysyTube for starting using powder paint. And the use of nickel plating. :-)
@Wesley Tilghman I am not a vegetarian, that is not the reason I don't like the item, I am a meat eater. Just had sirloin steak for dinner a couple hours ago. But the thought of any kind of animal with the exception of rats and mice being caught in that thing makes me cringe.
Great restoration, as always! But please don't use it on any wild animals, okay? They're inhumane and also illegal in many places without special permits. ... I might need that keychain though. Food theft is rampant. Gotta guard my Oreos from my roomies.
I see you have already addressed my question about using this on any animals, excellent, please just add it to your growing collection of restored castaways. Excellent job, probably looks better than it did when it was new.
Excellent job tysy but finger's can't be replaced my friend nice to see the powder coat again like the keyring to can't wait for the next one thank you Brian 👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🍺
How and where can a person get one of those little keychain traps at there I'm curious here enjoy watching the video here too good job and have a good day today too
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If I may ask, what kind of paint or mixture is that? I find it kind of odd you would have to connect something to the item being painted.
@@rommtech4604 It's a dry powder that is given a positive charge and the part is given a negative charge (through the wire clipped to it), the opposite charges cause the powder to stick to the part in a smooth even coat which is then baked on in the oven.
It's called Powder Coating if you want to look it up online.
The resulting finish is much more scratch and abrasion resistant than liquid paint is and it's used on a huge number of products found in most hardware/automotive stores...
I liked that you didn't cut out the part where the chain got yanked while you were cleaning/polishing it, most people would remove that part. This way you are showing how easily things can go wrong so anyone watching this will learn from your experience. Respect.
Big. Brain.
You were very lucky with the chain mate.
Thank goodness he knows what he’s doing right!?
@@michaelahansard2834 yup
Most people probably would've kept it in, actually, because it was entertaining and dramatic
This Trap will not be utilized on any animals, maybe only on my finger 😅
I saw the thumbnail and thought I'm sure he vegetarian. I'm very happy this is now ornamental.
How do you choose to use paint powder or liquid spray paint?
@@littlebacchus216 A slightly unusual ornament though 😊
Автор , ты что животных не любишь , зачем тебе востанавливать этот мерзкий капкан ???
Better not restore weapons or anything similar while there are so many coffee grinders out there waiting for you ;)
That looks pretty brutal - I prefer the toy boats.
mimimi
The propellers on those boats will slice a finger clean off if you get one in the way....
Same here 👍🤘
Me too. I keep thinking on the bear haha.
Bears are pretty brutal too ;)
5:23 exactly this happened to me in my dad's shop when i was like twelve years old. Except my chain took off to the ceiling and broke the lamp.
Mine caught on the spinning brush and proceeded to beat the crap out of my hand and bench before I could shut it down. Ow. Bloody mess Me, not the bench. One link at a time for future events. Where, oh where was my handy sand blaster then?
I had a friend do that while I had my back to him when I was 15. Chain spun around and hit me in the head. Got a few stitches for that one.
"Now I need to restore my work bench" the best hahahha
🤣
Restore your workbench soon.
Something that epic should be a 1 hour livestream of the table being sandblasted, powder coated and nickle plating all the bolts, brackets and screws... CMON Tysy make it happen just dooooo iiiiitttttt...
Its only 3 holes... cracked me up.
He should not restore his workbench. He should let it develop character like Hand Tool Rescue's bench. Now that bench got character. LOL
Watching this video and I'm getting near the end and I'm thinking to myself "please don't paint it yellow, please don't paint it yellow". YAY!
Todoroki Shōto he always paint those at final and that make it look like the plastic toy
Hunter orange ??
Hahahaha
At least that color is not "kill me orange" that Naruto Uzumaki like.
He usually paints things according to the time period they were from, at least from what I've seen. Yellow was a popular colour in the 50s and 60s and all the yellow restorations I've seen from him have looked really good. Idk what ur damage is lol
I love these videos. I find them fascinating. But I CANNOT finish one without falling asleep. They’re just so relaxing.
I really appreciate the loud noises being toned down. That way I don't have to constantly mess with my volume.
the :D face when you showed the oven made me smile uncontrolably, idk why it had this effect on me but thank you
The oven was a steal at only $5.
Wow Same
The :D so happy looking I know what u MeaN but I can't explain it haha
That chain gave me cold chills when it got ripped away
Yea make me not want to use chain mail gloves (the good one not the cheap crap one )
5:20 and this is why you don't wear gloves when handling high-RPM power tools.
Why not?
@@holoex4475 If you were wearing heavy gloves and the disk grabbed onto the part you're working on or the glove itself, the power of the motor won't just pull the part and the glove out of your hands, it'll take your hands with it, and you'd end up with some seriously damaged or missing digits.
I think its circumstantial, I nicked my pointer finger 2 days ago with a 40 grit flapper disc while using my angle grinder I sure wish I had gloves on! lol
@@hank1556 I'd rather nick my finger than lose it.
Kamoe Desu It’s called ‘degloving’ for a reason!
5:20 I don’t think that was a good idea
That could've ended up way worse.
Makes me question their background tbh xD
Such mistakes are imporant for you, you will remember it next time. :-D
I could bearly contain myself when I got the notification about this video!!
That artifact looks grizzly ;-)
Oh brother! I wish I would have thought of that first!
His most captivating video.
ISWYDT
So with that plate, you could say..."I make a new one."
Finally some sponsors realized how great this channel is
really can't imagine that its legal in some countrys to set some bear traps but this restoration is perfect like every other you did! love it.
Another beautiful restoration. Congratulations. I like the fact that you are using so many different finishing techniques, and aren't just relying on paint. It has been wonderful to watch how your restorations have grown and improved over time. You are far more adventurous now than you were with your earlier projects.
Wonderful! Can I assume the next restoration will be that rusty old clamp you used at the beginning?
I get drawn in because you make it look so easy, then I see the truth of this hard work and see a machine rip a chain out if your hands. Best left to the experts from me. I'm glad your invaluable hands are OK, that was so dangerous. Another brilliant restoration Tysy 👌
1:19 - my favorite part too 🥰
5:23 - dude, have you hurted yourself? Imagina se pega no olho...! Kkkkk be careful!!!!
Congrats for the video and the restoration! I loved it!
Brilliant as ever.
Regarding the chain slipping: What you can do is screw the ends of the chain fairly taught against a metal coffee can, and that will keep it from slipping while you’re polishing.
It’s an old jewellery chain polishing tip from my apprenticeship. Works really well.
Finger snippin’ good!
I'm loving the powder paint process and the results. Looks sharp!
I am guessing this is now part of your security system so you can protect the shelf with all your restorations... right?
Great video as always!
My first thought was: 'Time for a new chain.' But somehow I just KNEW you'd restore the old one. Great job.
Polishing a beartrap, you must be the first ever to do that :) Great to see it being taken apart and assembled back to working order. I had no, real, idear how they worked.
Love the new techniques. Great restore. Was surprised when I saw the rust under the plate that you didn’t drill out the other rivets on the piece. Can’t wait for your next video!
Restor it but don't allow anyone to use it please
Dominic u don’t have to eat such a thing to live😭
@@gintokikintoki4965 I know right... all the metal... geeezzz
@@gintokikintoki4965 Have to? No.. want to? Yea... you ever had bear? It's quite delicious.
I found the vegan 🙄
I like to see how you would survive in the wild🤔 people today are too sensitive. We here in the arctic hunt to survive, if we don't... we die.
I feel like bear traps are one of those things that should be left broken
Yes I agree as well as tiger traps since they are horrible and cruel
i disagree :) but ok :)
@@rzerizrz ok sorry for being judgmental
@@Soultail i just said i disagree.. not attacking your comment ☺
@@rzerizrz oh ok. Sorry for the misunderstanding
12:33 For a second I thought the finger will go on the big one as well.
Sameeee!😂
We all know what we really want to test it on...
😅?
Hand Tool Rescue AVE?
Ball sack?
What? A hotdog from a 1971 Vietnam Era MRE provided by Steve1989MRE?
We will feast on the blood of our enemies! ....no ?
Fantastic nickle plating there mate! Well done on the powder coating, if you invest in a plasma cutter it makes it easier to cut steel plate than a grinder bro... but keep up the excellent workmanship! Well done
Don't think the bear will be too impressed with all the work you've put into it
I do love your work, your restorations work for me as inspirations for my life to restore. Thank you so much from Bangladesh.
No one can claim that you don't learn from your mistakes!
Great video!
Ceci est un message de la SPS, la société protectrice des spaghetti : '' arrêtez le massacre ! ''
LOL
LOL
This video had it all! Sandblasting, Nickel plating AND Powder coating! Nice video! 🙂👍👍👍
I really like the cake baking in the $5 oven 😂
The nickel plating with black paint looks awesome. Didnt know there were so many mini bears out there to need all the mini bear traps
*uses powdercoat paint *
Me: 😬😬😬🤤 yeeessssssss! So pleasing
I love that you can now do it in the 'home workshop'
This cake will be baked 180 minutes by 10 degrees 😂 love your Videos 😁
My favourite part: sandblasting machine 💥💥💥🙆♂️🙆♂️🙆♂️🤩🤩
The sandblaster is _always_ my favourite part!
Nice combination of techniques, Tysy, well done! Zinc plating looked really good. Please be careful when polishing the chain! The name of the oven is quite funny: "Brandt" means "burnt" in Dutch 😂
This is defitly one of the coolest ways of wasting food.
Nice job, nice unusual piece to restore too. Think we've all been there when the grinder/drill snags, happens to the best of us!
I look forward to your YT’s. Been bothering my husband to get me a sand blaster to do my own restoration work.
That Black Powder Paint Is Awesome, Especially When You Cure It.
I love when you upload a video!! Greetings from Montevideo, Uruguay!
Great restoration techniques, topped off with ideal sense of humor. Makes the videos well worth watching.
wearing slides in the shop, i can respect that 😂 5:20
Amazing work. Very skilled restoring. But emotionally wished you had melted it down
I never understand the nickel-plating process. It looks like magic to me.
Shhhh . . . . it is, he's trying to avoid the inquisition.
Hello Tysy tube beautiful restoration beautifully restored well done
Wow when you were drilling holes into the plate part I sounded like it was getting louder each time😂😂😂
Bear is a strong beast. To fix the plate, it is better to use classic rivets.
The bending of the arcs was increased during disassembly. During assembly, they are not sufficiently bent and therefore not deeply fixed in the holes; the fastening is weak.
Congratulations to TysyTube for starting using powder paint. And the use of nickel plating. :-)
Please restore your bench for your 1 million subscribe special!
LOL be careful with the chain 😂 I'm glad to see how you learn! TBH I would have tried that too
As always best restoration ever
Your best restoration till now
I like the restoration, but I don't like the item
@Wesley Tilghman I am not a vegetarian, that is not the reason I don't like the item, I am a meat eater. Just had sirloin steak for dinner a couple hours ago. But the thought of any kind of animal with the exception of rats and mice being caught in that thing makes me cringe.
You polished so well I could almost see your face in the reflection!
Great restoration, as always! But please don't use it on any wild animals, okay? They're inhumane and also illegal in many places without special permits.
... I might need that keychain though. Food theft is rampant. Gotta guard my Oreos from my roomies.
Oh my god yay! Powder coat!!! Love your $5 oven :D
8:10 Someone’s been watching the Rescue & Restore channel 😉
Wait this is not rescue and restore I wasn’t paying attention
I approve the bench restoring video
You need to restore that oven next episode!
the sandblasting looks so satisfying
OK, now we have the video, now destroy that evil stuff, melt it down and forge it to make something nice
Totally unneccessary. If you have a rustic cabin, it makes a nice piece of wall decoration, second if say you get a rat infestation, there you go..
I take it the sand blaster is a relatively new piece of equipment in your workshop lol. You and we all love it.
I hope it's never put to use but a perfect restoration as usual S2
I see you have already addressed my question about using this on any animals, excellent, please just add it to your growing collection of restored castaways. Excellent job, probably looks better than it did when it was new.
the way he paused like "oh no" when the drill went through the last hole 2:27
One of the coolest things . Love it. Love the tiny bear traps too.
Thank you
Never. Cut. Spaghettis.😂
It's hard to stop watching because when you want to watch one more video you end up watching all your vids
Love traps, great work on the restoration !
I like that you trying then ones you fix .. after the fixing part..you are awesome ..keep up the good work
I hope you really restore the work bench on next video.
I love these videos. Would love to see you do an entire rusty bicycle!
Yes! Bicycle restoration would be great!
have you thought of restoring that oven's henges? :D
Great job, bro!
Oven restoration, when?
my girlfriend said that too XD
Excellent job tysy but finger's can't be replaced my friend nice to see the powder coat again like the keyring to can't wait for the next one thank you Brian 👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🍺
Toe transplants... they usually only do that with thumbs though lol
You need to restore that microwave! That sound it makes when you open it is really annoying.
So cool got to love all mechanical contraptions
I LOVE THIS, thank you 😌
The best part is the sand blasting! So satisfying
*everybody's favourite step.
In that polished state it almost looks medical. Great job once again.
How and where can a person get one of those little keychain traps at there I'm curious here enjoy watching the video here too good job and have a good day today too
I dunno about the keychain. One accident while rummaging through your pockets, and you spend the rest of your life with the nickname 'One-Nut'...
Tysy: my favorite part.
Me: mine, too.
Tysy: i need to restore my workbench.
Me: oo! New video!
Next video: Microwave - Restoration
man watching sand blasting is the best. I wish I had the room or justification to get a sand blaster. Just can't justify it dag
0:48 heck man...it looks like your C clamp needs a Restoration...lol
What a perfect video! Restore your work bench next!
grate work as always, but one I think important thing, it shouldn't be so shiny because animals would see it.
My anxiety skyrocketed when that chain got caught 😌 thanks lol
Конечно лайк! Слишком много чести капкану, для полки пойдет, для охоты нет. Перед установкой капкана его кипятят с хвоей, что бы отбить запахи.
Теперь он сияет, как у кота яйца. В деле непригоден. А так-то, конечно, красиво.
Такой капкан зоозащитники одобрят)) Ничего больше не поймает.
It so awsome to see you using powder coat! Good deal. I hope you use that system more often