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@@TheRestorer ha ha funny man. The brass can corrode after YOU soak it in acid , pull in out in the air to form green copper carbonate, copper chloride or copper sulfate depending on the acid used. Once the desired color is obtained you put it in a jar with fine steel wool and bleach or vinegar to form brown rust on the object. You should make a video of you faking it. Carnival act.
@@TheRestorerif you make a slurry out of iron filings, water and vinegar you can cake it on and create a layer of iron rust on brass parts. Iron oxide in water doesn't just adhere to brass objects nearby. This video is virtually the same as people who "restore" die cast cars that are coated in iron oxide as well, despite the bodies being made of zinc alloys
Podziwiam "Odnowiciela" i podziwiam stare przedmioty. "Odnowiciel" przywraca im drugie życie a starocie potrafią odzyskać piękno młodości. Fascynujący proces. Dziękuję, pozdrawiam.😀
10 out of 10 for the restoration. This lighter looks like it was modeled after the British Garforth mining safety lantern. The holes on top make it look like that's what they modeled it after.
It's a french lighter (MARQUE DEPOSEE underneath which means "registered trademark") and specifically one made to look like a miner's lamp. Nice job man.
@@senorboardhead no, a lighter. If it was a miners lamp it would be bigger and the part where the pins are inserted around would be glas. Although, some models look and work pretty much like a lighter, including the flint and wheel. The wheel would just be turned from the bottom. And in most cases you would have an additional screw to set the wick length.
I never get tired of watching you work. It is very relaxing. I admire your craft and how you are able to bring back to life those beautiful articles. What you do is an art. You don't need points, because you are the best at what you do !
Ditangan orang lain hal demikian sudah dianggap tidak berguna. Justru sebaliknya, kemahiran anda menjadikannya semakin bernilai mahal. Bagus sekali, semoga sukses canelnya.👍 Salam dari Surabaya Indonesia.
Put silicone sealant on the jaws of your pliers & vise so you won't damage what you are gripping. The silicone can be peeled off & reapplied as needed. Use clear silicone so you can see what you are gripping better. Silicone gives you a soft, non-marring grip. It protects the object much better than tape. Jewelers use silicone on their tools for delicate items.
I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made a sapphire ring out of a titanium tube.
Great Job Sir !! Thank You very much for Sharing this Wonderful Passion of Restoring beautiful item's. I'm going to say some where between the mid 40's to about early to mid 50's.
@@TheRestorer Non,ce sont des petit objet que l'on trouvait (ou que l'on trouve peut-être toujours)dans les bazars ou encore dans les vitrines des bureaux de tabac.Pour les passionnés de notre histoire des mines,ce genre de babiole sont du pain béni.A travers cette vidéo,tu rends un bel hommage à nos anciens qui ont donnés leur vie pour ce merveilleux héritage qui fait tant renommée de notre belle région,aujourd'hui.Merci beaucoup... "Viiiiiveu le ch'ti mi !..."👍😉
The end result is STUNNING. Loved watching the entire process. Thank you 🙏🏽 for sharing the entire process of each restoration. Sending blessing and encouragement. 🙇🏻♀️👌🏽👏🏽
For those of you who aren't sure what your seeing , this is a classic case of artificially "rusted" item being "restored". How do I know this ? Well , for a start , brass doesn't rust. Despite all the corrosion , the threads were nice and clean and there was almost no pitting anywhere. So , in conclusion , a fairly poor fake.
Incredibly beautiful restoration and video!! ...but must say - i have mixed feelings about this one so I'm rating it a 9😬😁. First of all...i love rust on old pieces, but i also understand the need for restoration on them... however, i think i would have stopped at the brushed metal look on this one. Sure is a dang pretty and entertaining video though - SUCH good work from a skilled artist who obviously has some character to boot😄👍🏻👍🏻
I am confused, the end result is a shinny unpitted brass item, that somehow you started with a mass amount of red Iron ozide on it, that if developeed on the part would have one had to contain some amount of Iron and two left deep pits from it.. how is that possible?
@@TheRestorer No they don't . I've looked at many of your videos to check for this. Almost all of your items have identical "rusting and corrosion". Not a coincidence. Some of us know what we're seeing , and we see through you.
@@TheRestorer You are a fake. Brass does not get red rust on it. The green is patina. I think you put it on with a vinegar paste and leave it a while. Now, it looks like a $1 souvenir from a shop in seaside towns.
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fake and stupid as fuck
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9
You could have gotten a 7, but as you artificially rusted the lighter before hand I'll need to give a 2 for cleaning brass.
if you want a link to them lmk. they are less than $20 a set and actually last quite some time especially for this type of work and jewlery
You are always a ten from the beginning to the end with the work you do, which is amazing and fascinating to me.😊 Thankyou for your share.
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California
I watched your video in 2x speed and it looked much better.
It's good
Campers would love to have this lamp! A Fine Beacon in the Night!
Yes, a cool unique thing)
Not a metallurgist but it's been my experience that brass, bronze tarnishes but does not rust.
It can be covered with corrosion from other metals, brass oxidizes and changes color
@@TheRestorer ha ha funny man. The brass can corrode after YOU soak it in acid , pull in out in the air to form green copper carbonate, copper chloride or copper sulfate depending on the acid used. Once the desired color is obtained you put it in a jar with fine steel wool and bleach or vinegar to form brown rust on the object. You should make a video of you faking it. Carnival act.
@@TheRestorer Yes Green, not red.
@@TheRestorerif you make a slurry out of iron filings, water and vinegar you can cake it on and create a layer of iron rust on brass parts.
Iron oxide in water doesn't just adhere to brass objects nearby.
This video is virtually the same as people who "restore" die cast cars that are coated in iron oxide as well, despite the bodies being made of zinc alloys
Brass doesn't rust. Did you see pitting or deteriorating of the brass. No you didn't. Rust was attached to other sources and got on this piece.
Podziwiam "Odnowiciela" i podziwiam stare przedmioty. "Odnowiciel" przywraca im drugie życie a starocie potrafią odzyskać piękno młodości. Fascynujący proces. Dziękuję, pozdrawiam.😀
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10 out 0f 10 from start to finish . From a rusted lighter to a fresh out of box looking lighter . Looks outstanding .
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Некоторые восстановленные вещи выглядят пожалуй даже лучше, чем когда они были совсем новыми
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10 out of 10 for the restoration. This lighter looks like it was modeled after the British Garforth mining safety lantern. The holes on top make it look like that's what they modeled it after.
Thank you!)💚😉
Просто замечательный результат. Вы - мастер и у Вас золотые руки! Привет из Сибири, Россия.
Это видео, как и все на канале - фейк
Love the uniqueness of this lighter!
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It's a french lighter (MARQUE DEPOSEE underneath which means "registered trademark") and specifically one made to look like a miner's lamp. Nice job man.
Cool! Thanks for the information and good review!👍😉
No, it IS a miners lamp.
@@senorboardhead no, a lighter. If it was a miners lamp it would be bigger and the part where the pins are inserted around would be glas. Although, some models look and work pretty much like a lighter, including the flint and wheel. The wheel would just be turned from the bottom. And in most cases you would have an additional screw to set the wick length.
Very cool, thank you for the knowledge!
A você também, belo esclarecimento! Quem sabe, sabe! ❤
9/10 it’s beautiful now I respect your ability to work without big expensive tools. Using the rotary tool to polish was excellent. 💕❤️💕
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I never get tired of watching you work. It is very relaxing. I admire your craft and how you are able to bring back to life those beautiful articles. What you do is an art. You don't need points, because you are the best at what you do !
10. Your work reminds me of my father's, he was a perfectionist at what ever he did.
What a beautiful piece you restored. Your knowledge of solvents, compounds and abrasives you use always fascinates me.
Thanks👍😉💚
You’re work is amazing! 11/10!
Thanks!👍😉
Ditangan orang lain hal demikian sudah dianggap tidak berguna.
Justru sebaliknya, kemahiran anda menjadikannya semakin bernilai mahal.
Bagus sekali, semoga sukses canelnya.👍
Salam dari Surabaya Indonesia.
Thank you💚😉👍
Holy cow, what a huge amount of work!....so beautiful!
Thank you very much!
Glad you liked it!)
My favorite one so far! I have watched many.
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@@TheRestorer Wichita Kansas
Your work is always a 10.
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I truly love this lighter! Absolutely stunning! Another 10!
очень нравится ваша работа. золотые руки
thats a unique design lighter..so empressive yor work...nice restoration.
Thank you very much!💚😉
شكرا جزيلا عمل اكثر من رائع انت تبذل جهدا كبيرا ومميزا
Amazing everything I seen you restore. Ten always.
Put silicone sealant on the jaws of your pliers & vise so you won't damage what you are gripping. The silicone can be peeled off & reapplied as needed. Use clear silicone so you can see what you are gripping better. Silicone gives you a soft, non-marring grip. It protects the object much better than tape. Jewelers use silicone on their tools for delicate items.
Cool tip!
Thanks
Would electricians tape do the job as well?
No, electrician's tape will not work as well.
Vice!
Przepiękne jest to odrestłrowane ta cała zapalniczka do fajek pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku 👍👍👍👍
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Highly cool project and Very nice work.
I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made a sapphire ring out of a titanium tube.
Thank you!)💚😉
Какой вы замечательный мастер!!!
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Синяя ржавчина не может появится на металлическом изделии, этот канал целиком фейковый
Very entertaining and professional.congrats.its 10 for me
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I think its beautiful.
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Muy bonito el encendedor y muy buen trabajo. Felicidades.
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Great Job Sir !! Thank You very much for Sharing this Wonderful Passion of Restoring beautiful item's. I'm going to say some where between the mid 40's to about early to mid 50's.
Thank you!😉👍
Thanks for the historical information on this lighter
Piękna zapalniczka i świetna renowacja👍 film 10/10. Pozdrawiam
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Bardzo dziękuję za docenienie mojej pracy!)
Yes definitely another 10 from me on this one as well very nice work !! Look at it shine and it works !! Amazing work !! 👍👍
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@@TheRestorer I am from the United States
Ceci est la réplique d'une lampe de mineur...Mon défunt père était mineur de charbon dans les haut-de- France...Chouette restauration,ceci étant dit.👍
Merci pour l'info! Ces briquets ont-ils été donnés aux mineurs ?
@@TheRestorer Non,ce sont des petit objet que l'on trouvait (ou que l'on trouve peut-être toujours)dans les bazars ou encore dans les vitrines des bureaux de tabac.Pour les passionnés de notre histoire des mines,ce genre de babiole sont du pain béni.A travers cette vidéo,tu rends un bel hommage à nos anciens qui ont donnés leur vie pour ce merveilleux héritage qui fait tant renommée de notre belle région,aujourd'hui.Merci beaucoup...
"Viiiiiveu le ch'ti mi !..."👍😉
Brilliant well done
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Another beautiful restoration.
Thank you very much!)😊👍💚
Love the lighter! You did a 10/10 job.
Thank you!)👍💚😉
The end result is STUNNING. Loved watching the entire process. Thank you 🙏🏽 for sharing the entire process of each restoration. Sending blessing and encouragement. 🙇🏻♀️👌🏽👏🏽
Wow, you got it to shine again! Great job on this one😃👍
Thank you very much!💚😉
Excellent! solid 10
Everything you do has my full and undecided attention. Always an 11 from me!
Amazing restoration! 10!
Filling of lighter reminds me why I hate bathroom cleaning 😅
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Gorgeous
Hello! Thank you!👍😉
Where are you watching from?🌍😉
@@TheRestorer I’m watching from New jersey
Wow, impressive. Great job. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful Restoration
Thank you very much!💚😉
I'd say you clean that up very nicely. Nice project and it should stay looking good for some years to come now... Thumbs Up!
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10! Awesome lighter.
Thank you!😉👍
It’s so beautiful!
Very good video, great close-ups, nice editing 9/10,... plus beautifull restoration 9/10
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Great job ❤
Thanks
@@TheRestorer sei una grande persona. Il tuo sapere non ha valore. Sei eccezionale.
For those of you who aren't sure what your seeing , this is a classic case of artificially "rusted" item being "restored". How do I know this ? Well , for a start , brass doesn't rust. Despite all the corrosion , the threads were nice and clean and there was almost no pitting anywhere.
So , in conclusion , a fairly poor fake.
Found among old rusty things
You are uneducated and you should have been swallowed by your mother.
20 Rating in my book! Awesome work. Loved it!
Thank you😉💚👍
Excellent restoration! 10 👍🏼
Thank you very much!)👍💚
Thanks for sharing.
Wow amazing keren 😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇲🇨🇲🇨
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I give you a 10......!!!
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I love watching you breathe new life into old objects . Handsome 👍10/10
Incredibly beautiful restoration and video!! ...but must say - i have mixed feelings about this one so I'm rating it a 9😬😁.
First of all...i love rust on old pieces, but i also understand the need for restoration on them... however, i think i would have stopped at the brushed metal look on this one.
Sure is a dang pretty and entertaining video though - SUCH good work from a skilled artist who obviously has some character to boot😄👍🏻👍🏻
I wish you would comment on what you use to clean the parts, etc. great restore!
Thank you!)💚😉
Definitely a 10! Excellent restoration!
Thank you!😉👍
Excellent work!
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Wow, just WOW! Definitely a 10!!!
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Гарна праця!
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Класс 👏👏👏👏👏
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@@TheRestorer Украина?
I will give a 10 love your work
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Awesome restoration
Thank you!😉👍
@@TheRestorer Thank you dude, i like your work ...a lot !
Very good Work.
Thank you very much!😉💚
Tão relaxante!
Awesome job
Thank you very much!)😉👍
10/10 great job such a unique piece.
Thank you very much!💚😉
I use to soak brass or coper in vinager, salt and some flour, then is very easy to polish
Cool! Thanks for the advice. I will try
I enjoyed your work 10+
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I give you a top10 ! That was fantastic!
Thank you!👍😉
9.5 out of 10
Thank you very much👍😉
10 for 10👍👍👍👏👏
Beutiful workmanship, 09 from my side.
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very nice restore ...👍👍👍👍👍
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Great job.
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Nice restoration❤🎉
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Amigo, virou uma jóia preciosa! ❤
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I rate your work a big 10
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Well done
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Impressive restoration, just beautiful. I also love the ASMR quality of your video…nice to watch and listen and fall asleep to. Very relaxing! 😴
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!)
I am confused, the end result is a shinny unpitted brass item, that somehow you started with a mass amount of red Iron ozide on it, that if developeed on the part would have one had to contain some amount of Iron and two left deep pits from it.. how is that possible?
Because it's fake paint to look old
How do you get the old rusty look that is on every piece you do? it's remarkably consistent, I think it's more impressive than the clean up.
Old finds look like this
@@TheRestorer No they don't . I've looked at many of your videos to check for this. Almost all of your items have identical "rusting and corrosion". Not a coincidence.
Some of us know what we're seeing , and we see through you.
@@TheRestorer 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheRestorer You are a fake. Brass does not get red rust on it. The green is patina. I think you put it on with a vinegar paste and leave it a while. Now, it looks like a $1 souvenir from a shop in seaside towns.
Fraud 😡 ~ even photo-shopped the thumbnail to “click-bate” the hoodwinked to watch the video
Reminds me of a old school hand warmer
No, this is an ancient lighter
Người việt nam đầu tiên
is she vietnamese?
Bravo!
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definitely a 10.
Thank you very much!💚
Super👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Thanks💚
Great 👍
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Keep going bro, hope in future u can afford more high quality tools ☺️🤝 me give 10/10🌹
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WOW!!!
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Beautiful job! It's a 10 from me!
Thank you very much!💚😉
Hi from İstanbul🌷⚘
Hi!😉🖐️
Very cool, well done.😊
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10/10
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