1950s VINTAGE HONG KONG BRITISH EMPIRE FLASHLIGHT RESTORATION

Restoring this vintage flashlight in terrible condition. Although the restoration was not perfect, i wanted to restore it without replacing any major parts or changing the look. Hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching.

[@mag6679]

the fact you got it functioning is crazy 🔥🔥 so underrated

[@tguay9]

Beautiful work!

[@scottgindroz1474]

I think I have one just like it. Picked it up at an antique shop. Not nearly as bad shape as this one. And it still works. Could use some touch ups of course.

[@user-qs1cf2cy1u]

chou de bola essa lanterna dos anos 50 ela é mais velha do que 11 anos eu achei que você não ia colocar as pilhas 😅❤

[@iraqisonic9920]

مشترك جديد ✌️⁩

[@shawnataylor7998]

No new glass?

[@sheeesh844]

what is happening between 5:05 and 8:30? what are you spraying on it?

[@Lfd-225]

Sand blasting, it's how you can take paint off of metal besides paint strippers, u use either sand or glass particles

[@javiersouto306]

Y dejas el cristal sin cambiar?!!!...

[@wbpmwbpm4726]

"RESTORATION" вытяжными заклепками

[@carlmcgee1623]

Didn't you need "D" batteries for that ?

[@sheeesh844]

Glad I wasn't the only one who realized the battery thing. He probably just moved the left conductors forward and filled up the space between them and the wall with something though. The voltage is the same between D and C so it doesn't matter which ones are used as long as you can get them to touch the conductors.

[@KAB2525]

А стекло что не поменяли?