Broken Rusty Helmet SSh-36 Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2020
- In this video, I will show the restoration of the USSR WW2 helmet. This model of helmet was SSH-36 used by Soviet forces at the beginning of World War II. This helmet has been in the ground for 75 years. This helmet I renovated to participate in military reconstructions.
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Thank you for doing this. These items all have a story to tell and should be preserved.
Some people may disagree ,but I'm glad you welded that fracture. Absolutely great job thanks for sharing :)
Thank you for evaluating my work
I'm glad you restored this helmet, people might think this is ruining it but the helmet was pretty badly damaged so i can understand why he restored it.
I get people being upset when people do that to a good condition helmet with minor wear and tear but when it’s literal ruined garbage like these , I don’t get it, it’s not going in a museum, nobody is going to buy it like that. My only issue is if people do this and try to sell them as if they were in original condition, as long as they don’t do that then break out the welder and bondo
Great job.I recently started to restore some of my rusted helmet.restoring badly rusted/pitted or broken helmets is how you keep history alive is what I believe and I restored it out of respect.keep up the good work
I had just thought to myself "man he's gonna need to add some glazing putty or its going to look awful." While you were spraying primer, and then you cut to after you added the putty 🤣
Even now I'm smelling the solder flux burning when watching this, though I haven't solder in years, but used to for some ten years, 40 years ago.
Aw man! I once had an old Russian helmet just like that, metal parts in perfect condition, and I threw it away. Me fool! How could I?! It was part of our common history, Russians and Finns.
Wonderful to see an SSH-36 Brought back to its former glory
Beautifully done! Great finish. Marvelous.
Just found your channel. This was a topnotch restoration. I am looking forward to watching more of your videos. My personal opinion is that the sticker was too "toy like" but I understood what you were going for. I go both ways in the choice of restoring something like this or simply cleaning it to leave the history to it. The helmet was so badly damaged I think the full restoration was the way to go. Great job and I have subscribed
You started with basically nothing! It looks great!
I wish we could have seen the welding and fabricating of the top piece. Instead of all of the sanding.
I will buy a light filter on the camera and make a video of welding work.
I think you need a special camera to capture welding flashes or else the camera gets burnt
@@wwiituberestoration1011 you can just stick a welding helmet over the camera
There is a smiley face on the top of the helmet before the restoration.
I've done a few of those and found best results by using my oxycetylene welding tips and rejoing metal together with a nice bead. Then fill low spots with JB weld. But you did a great job considering the condition...
After grinding media blast it, kinda makes it all blend together....
Don't they have a metal filler that works like Bondo? I seem to remember some of the guys restoring Tonka trucks and stuff would use it because it was capable of being powder coated like metal.
Superb work! I like the helmet restorations because they tell the story on how the soldiers protection became more important as wars got more brutal and people were getting scarcer!
Beautiful work
I'm glad you liked it.
This welding was a masterpiece. Afterall youhave restored the helmet not just showed its history.great job
wasn't sure if that was a weld, or bird shit on the helmet
Great job and looks awesome!
Amazing Sr!! one of the best restorations in youtube so far! thanks for showing us your art and skills
Отличная ханкенголка получилась, как новая. Супер!
Халкенгол. Халкенголка.
Это Советский шлем обр. 1936, имеет прозвище "Халкинголка", от названия реки Халкин-гол, где и сражались Советские бойцы.
@@BritishTea-eater так я так и сказал.
@@user-co7ex2fd1k Ты если не хочешь учить русский язык, то хоть карты боевых действий поссмотри. Халхин- Гол. Название пограничной реки в Монголии.
не бит, не крашен, без пробега по России
The transformation is stunning. Really great job!
This helmet would have disintegrated away in a few more years. You've rescued it from being lost forever.
You saved my day with that video, thanks mate!
Thank you, comrade. We appreciate your work. Big, proletarian like. 👍
Amazing work!
This helmet showed that something really bad happened to the man that wore it. I pray nothing bad happened and that he lived that ordeal. I haven't even watched your restoration of this 75-year-old Soviet forces helmet. My heart sunk when I saw it and just had to comment. Now to watch the rest of the restoration.
The guy wearing it was a F...ing Nazi. He was out there to kill American troops. Have a nice day
Turned out great!
GREAT JOB with the restoration! :) This guy really RESTORED it :)...unfortunately, many would have just wire-brushed it a little, sprayed some clear coat on it, and called it "restored"...I'm so tired of this "patina" movement..I think it's just an excuse for laziness, not wanting to put forth the effort or expense to properly restore something...and the "fake patina" thing is just over the top...I find it especially revolting on old cars and trucks...
it’s a wonderful job
Excelente restauração. Saudações do Brasil.
Le felicito por una tremenda restauración . Llegué a pensar que ese casco no tenía salvación , pero hizo una maravilla , fabuloso .
beautiful restoration
So what is it ground damage or impact. The owner looks to be dead
He is dead
@@whiteanimsd7705 😂obviously!
THIS HELMET LOOKED BETTER THAN THE NEWER ONES. THEY LOOKED LIKE A POT. THIS ONE HAS CLASS, AND LOOKS PROFESSIONAL
This is the greatest work you do.
I really admire your videos.
Вообще отлично! Но, может стоило звезду задуть трафаретом? Декаль долго продержится?
If it erase, I have a stencil and I paint a new star
@@wwiituberestoration1011 Great! Awaiting new restoration vids :)
Wow nice work that looks badass
sand blasting is the best way to remove those rust, like it's even more satisfying!
I fully agree with you. I'll have this equipment soon.
@@wwiituberestoration1011 nice, it will surely increase your video's watch time.
I love your work. Would enjoy more of a battle worn look, but beautiful nonetheless. Great work!
where did you get the piece on top ? good job !!!
Nice work!
Nice work man:)
Thank you for your support of my work and my channel
Outstanding work on a rare helmet
Thank you bro. In the future it will be more interesting.
Nice man, you got me into helmet restoration so thank you man. 🙂
Thank you for your support of my work and my channel
@@wwiituberestoration1011 Np man you deserve it
Really well done. And history is worth remembering.
Зачётная касочка получилась...
Very nice work!
I think the total repair of the helmet was the right move. Without information to the contrary, the damage could have occurred do to many reasons. Nice work enjoyed this video.
tough project,real nice ,thanks.
Finally a good WW2 helmet that can stand against German Stalhelem (in looks ofcourse)
Excelente y espectacular
Este amigo es un artista
Lo felicito
Отличное восстановление лужением - минимум шпаклевки.
What did you use as a filler before the car putty, is it flux and solder?
Yes, you is absolutely right
Sweet video! You earned a sub
Whoever had been wearing that helmet at the time got blown to bits.... Beautiful restoration!!!!
Very nice restoration
Keep up to great work on the videos
Ur giving efforts much . thanks
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
What an amazing job!
Nice job
quick thing though, if you know certain holes or cracks are made due to battledamage (bullethole, shrapnel damage) please dont repair those
those kinds of holes really have history in them
Yes, I agree.
The hole on the top was for the helmet guard that he replaced. What most likely happened is 8t goty crushed post war in a pit dump or it was under ground and got crushed.
@@CaptainFordoArc77 I know that the holes are for the guard but those stresscracks are caused by explosion or a piece of shrapnel. That's an important part of this helmets history. And I would never restore a relic to 'new condition'. Then you basically turn it into a replica.
@@bramvandeveire4560 I disagree that crack was probably not from a explosion because if so the helmet would be dented its probably just a crack from the brittle steal it was made from.
@@bramvandeveire4560 So maybe we shouldn't restore tanks and planes (which are much rarer) from the war then? After all isn't that beautiful warbird flying past just a 'replica' ? This is a very low value common piece that has little historical significance, it has value now not only as an instructional video but a piece for historical re enactment .
Отличная работа ! Самое интересное -сварка. Жаль не увидели процесс как стягивали большой разрыв.
I don’t have a light filter for my camera for shooting welding. When I buy it, I will definitely show the welding work.
Call me cynical, but jumping from priming to an almost finished helmet?
'Here's one I made earlier.'
There’s this magical thing called jump cuts
@@bigbad9424 Yes but the point is we're supposed to see the process of the restoration, otherwise the video might as well be 10 seconds jumping from start to finish
After putting on the transfer and allowing it to dry, I would have put a matt clear coat over the top to protect the paintwork and the transfer.
Where did you get the decal from because I'm going to do a similar restoration with same helmet.
Write me on e-mail, I'll send it.
creative, great job. looking forward to new videos.
Unbelievable restoration😱
Thank you, I liked the result too. I thought it would be worse.
loved it right up to the hammer and sickle ..
Интересно,на каком участке фронта её нашли?Отличная работа👍🏻!Но red star вместо декали,нужно было по трафарету делать.
На Первом белорусском
Pretty nice restoration working with tools on hand . The only thing I can say is I hope you have a respirator on when you sand the solder , because you are getting lots of lead dust in the air . You may want to consider block sanding it wet .
Thank you for your concern for me. I always use a respirator.
Very well done! Congrats! But why in hell u didn't show the welding, man?
Saved another piece of history!
Отличный результат. Шлем, как новый.
You are the best TH-camr 👌👍👍👌
For those complaining about "ruining history"... this is restoration, not conservation.. learn the difference
The distinction between the two will be clear to most people. The more relevant point is which is more appropriate here.
Excelente restauração, porém o adesivo foi péssimo.
Acredito que faça parte da restauração. O capacete é soviético.
Вопрос: трещины заварены, а сквозную коррозию пайкой замазали? Не лучше было заварить? Всё равно сваркой пользовались. И может поверхности гальваникой восстановить можно?
Nice job with the finish work and paint.
Beautiful
Perfection
Very impressing!)
Ssh36 was still being used throughout ww2 along with ssh40
Wow you could be Char Aznable with that helmet.
There are several methods which could have been employed to restore this helmet. I have two points to make; first, the techniques that were used, resulted in a helmet which is essentially ALL metal. Secondly, that is one damn nice finish, so nice, that had I not viewed this video, I would have cried "reproduction helmet, it' cannot be genuine", even though it most certainly is, and saw a very vicious part of our world's history. I wish only the best for you, and enjoy your reenactments. Stay well, remain healthy and most importantly, vital.
who did solder the helmet, we can't see that process ?
I would like to know what products your using to clen item in
C₆H₈O₇+H2O
great restore.
What was first spray white colour,before green spray paint? Tell please, thank you
Just curious, is that a liner?
What is the name of the material that removes rust
C₆H₈O₇+H2O
One question where are you From ?
This is impressive
Hast du den so ausgebuddelt oder hast du den aus Versehen zerbrochen oder hast du eine Kugel eingeschlagen
I bought this helmet in this state from my friends from Russia.
Und was ist das für ein stahlhelm von welchem Land kommt der mach es mit so einer emoji Flagge🇩🇪
Am not sure it had a history that helmet did I would have left it. But a great job in Restoration
I can't believe you covered the bullet hole 😡. With that being said the work you did was great!
SSH-36 [es-sha-36] helmet also known as "Halhin Gol helmet" because soviet soldiers were equipped by this helmet during Soviet-Japanese war at Halhin Gol in may-september 1939
Hi. I have an m40 helmet that I want to clean from rust with Oxalic Acid. It has a decal that I want to keep and I don't know if it will disappear with the acid. Thank you.
No it wont you can watch history secrets vid on oxoilc acid
Instead of the harsh & dangerous chemicals you used to remove the rust(which it didn't do) Next time try using molasses. 10% molasses in any size container & the rest of the container fill with water. Now let it sit for 2 weeks. It'll come out of the water completely black. Use a toothbrush to remove the surface stain. What you are left with is complete steel without any rust.....Don't believe me?? Try it out on a rusty object first....YOU'LL BE AMAZED.
Привет, что за краска?
Was that a bullet hole at the top of the helmet? Was that the reason the helmet was shattered?
I wanted to especially see the welding process. Why didn't you show it?
Yes, so did I.