Nice workmanship again... if you sandblast metal with sand, it tends to pit the metal, if you can get hold of walnut shells or macadamia shell, it tends to eat the paint and rusted areas of metal without pitting it, which makes it easier for restoration, saving time and sandpaper... but excellent work bro!
not only painting.. one hole was badly covered, so paint came in.... don't look good for me too. Such lovely sanding and polishing .... and then... painting?
aaaaaaaand explain to me _WHY_ you’re hating on a great restoration video? like yeah dude he might not have needed to paint it but seriously no need to leave an angry comment
I never thought I'd say this about a wrench but it is beautiful. You've done well, sir. I really enjoy your videos. The whole video, not just the sand blasting, provides a sense of satisfaction. Thank you for sharing.
No puedo expresarme mucho en inglés, soy venezolano, poco conozco el idioma; pero en español puedo decirle que me gusta mucho su manera de trabajar: muy limpio, metódico, concienzudo en su labor. ¡ Lo Felicito por sus increíbles trabajos...!
There's just one small problem with any tool restoration: it's very difficult to use them after restoring them because ~ s c r a t c h e s ~ Great restoration mate! Keep your amazing videos coming! 😊
U gotta take a tool, put your hand up and then put it down quickly saying: to hell with it (we make it Russia this way). Whatever happens, it's really helpfull, russians undestand.
Excellent restore as always, better than new! Now to find a nut large enough to use that thing :) However don't use grease for the lubrication for open threads like this. Grease traps dirt, debri, gunk in it causing it to wear down the mechanism and eventually turn stiff. Not to mention messy. If the components were enclosed or sealed, then yes grease it. Just use good old oil, a few drops will do and it allows any gunk to be carried away. You can just wipe off with a rag and apply a few more drops to keep it running smooth agian. Also less messy and easier cleanup. Just keep an old oily rag around to do cleanup on mechanisms like this, then wipe the untire tool down to protect the finish from oxidation. Keep up the great content.
Not gonna lie. I find it far more relaxing to see the filing of casting markings and such etc. rather than the sandblasting. I could watch the whole process for hours and be in a state of zen. You truly take pride in your craft and should be proud.
I'm so glad you restored the wrench insted of chopping it up. I wished I had the money to buy it from you. I would give it to my Brother to use. He works on large Farm trucks an tractors to help other Farmers in his rural Comunity. My Brother has been through so much. The biggest hurdle he has had to have Anursim Surgery that after they had to take a piece of his skull out was in a Coma for 2 weeks an then had to learn how to do everything again.
Look at the quality of the wrench though, the metal has almost no tolerance and it still works after so long... Manufacturing today should take note of this.
Hier je vois une vidéo des frères poulains qui restorent une vieille clé à molette faites par les frères Peugeot et aujourd'hui je viens sur cette chaîne et je vois presque la même clé se faire restaurer, j'adore les coïncidence comme ça
I watch a few other people do "restorations" and all it does it make me want to scream. Why cant people just do it right if that's what they are going to do? Thank you so much for taking the extra time to primer, paint and do a real restoration. I always end up here and enjoy seeing the job done right!
@@TysyTube Somewhat of a relative question: Do you ever go back and watch your videos/clips to see how you disassemble stuff when you reassemble them? I'm thinking of the most complicated stuff you've done.
The red stripe is called custom work. Personalizes the tool. Beautiful work. The bench vise, I recognized from a previous video. Great learning clip. Thanks
Without a doubt, it has been your most "difficult" restoration. Loved your sense of humour. Cracked me up. 😄 They are not made like that anymore. When things were made to last. It is beautiful, I want it. ❤❤❤
I've been watching your videos for a while now and find them very satisfying. You're such a artist and a craftsman. Thank you for sharing all these with us. I have often wondered what you do with them once they're finished - many so beautifully they should be in a museum.
yes, I like the sandblasting. After watching a few of your recent videos and enjoying them, I decided to start from the beginning and watch all of what you have posted. I noticed the sand blaster was not there at the start, so I was eagerly waiting to get to the videos that had it. I'm here now and still enjoying everything you are posting! Keep going!
Вполне рабочий ключ был, а получился музейный экспонат. Если такой отдать действительно в работу, рабочему человеку через два три месяца будет первоначальный вид. Результат конечно супер. It was a working key, but it turned out to be a museum exhibit. If you really give this to work, the working person in two three months will be in its original form. The result is certainly super.
Во времена СССР У нас в городе (Петрозаводск) выпускали гусеничные трелёвочники, в комплекте шла кувалда. Часть тракторов продавали за рубеж, на экспорт. Кувалды на экспортных машинах полировали до зеркала, ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО! Навеяло :)))
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PP is Pierre Peugeot - the inventor of the large bent wrench and one of the founders of the car company.
I thought PP stands for Papa Peugeot... just kidding. 😊
He invented the wrench? Or just casted this one?
@@StephenGillie he invented "bent wrenches". Not the first wrench
wow, cool. An original. Nice
Or patent pending?
I have never seen such a complicated disassembling in all my life. I thought it couldn't be done.
😨😰😱
Lol 😂
the difficult part is to remember all and to put every single piece back in the exact position
@@carlopumares3055 So true. It looked like a pain trying to line up the adjusting gear to put back in place. One wrong move and goodbye alignment.
It was positively perplexing
I assume the red strip makes it go faster, as our 70's cars did?
DA RED WONZ GO FASTER!!!!
@@spevani ELLO YA GIT! GUD TA SEE ANUVVA ORK!
Nice workmanship again... if you sandblast metal with sand, it tends to pit the metal, if you can get hold of walnut shells or macadamia shell, it tends to eat the paint and rusted areas of metal without pitting it, which makes it easier for restoration, saving time and sandpaper... but excellent work bro!
Glass is also an option, recycled glass is being made into sandblasting media. Clean Bite. Not sure it's as "soft" as the shell options are though.
Urgh, why'd you have to paint it?! Bare metal looks okay too sometimes!
Agreed. If this tool was put back into use, the paint would quickly flake off on the handle and wrench head from wear and tear.
not only painting.. one hole was badly covered, so paint came in.... don't look good for me too. Such lovely sanding and polishing .... and then... painting?
aaaaaaaand explain to me _WHY_ you’re hating on a great restoration video? like yeah dude he might not have needed to paint it but seriously no need to leave an angry comment
Please, don't stop to make this kind of videos...
No talking , No music , just a very nice restoration ............... EXCELLENT JOB .
With such a nice finish I would never have painted it.
Tysy Tube you the best of the best RESTORATION.👍👍👍
I never thought I'd say this about a wrench but it is beautiful. You've done well, sir. I really enjoy your videos. The whole video, not just the sand blasting, provides a sense of satisfaction. Thank you for sharing.
Why should a tool not be beautiful? My tools are beautiful.
@@updownstate i didn't say that they shouldn't be. I just don't usually see tools as beautiful.
@@lynwoodlewis6002 If you use tools to make useful things perhaps they will become beautiful to you.
@@updownstate what else does one use a tool for?
@@lynwoodlewis6002 Vandalism
No puedo expresarme mucho en inglés, soy venezolano, poco conozco el idioma; pero en español puedo decirle que me gusta mucho su manera de trabajar: muy limpio, metódico, concienzudo en su labor. ¡ Lo Felicito por sus increíbles trabajos...!
There's just one small problem with any tool restoration: it's very difficult to use them after restoring them because ~ s c r a t c h e s ~
Great restoration mate! Keep your amazing videos coming! 😊
U gotta take a tool, put your hand up and then put it down quickly saying: to hell with it (we make it Russia this way). Whatever happens, it's really helpfull, russians undestand.
T.T. You've gotta bolt that vice down. You're driving me crazy.
The wrench looks great. ✌
Excellent restore as always, better than new! Now to find a nut large enough to use that thing :)
However don't use grease for the lubrication for open threads like this. Grease traps dirt, debri, gunk in it causing it to wear down the mechanism and eventually turn stiff. Not to mention messy. If the components were enclosed or sealed, then yes grease it. Just use good old oil, a few drops will do and it allows any gunk to be carried away. You can just wipe off with a rag and apply a few more drops to keep it running smooth agian. Also less messy and easier cleanup. Just keep an old oily rag around to do cleanup on mechanisms like this, then wipe the untire tool down to protect the finish from oxidation. Keep up the great content.
Tysy never uses what he restores, all for museum
TySy Tube: PLEASE restore your buffing wheel/bench grinder!
Do not need restore until contact with the metal sides.
Never mind the buffing wheel, the whole bench grinder could use an overhaul, the motor in particular...
I was thinking the same thing. Poor little thing.😁
And paint it yellow!
Why do people INSIST on painting everything...? I thought it looked gorgeous completely silver, but alright.
Painting it red on the sides was a nice touch. I enjoyed the restoration.
Who in the world would give this artist a thumbs down, that's unbelievable.
TysyTube you do great work and make terrific videos. Thanks
TysyTube: *I hope I can make something beautiful out of this*
Everyone: *don’t try to bamboozle us*
Tysy is a humble guy. 😊
Not gonna lie. I find it far more relaxing to see the filing of casting markings and such etc. rather than the sandblasting. I could watch the whole process for hours and be in a state of zen. You truly take pride in your craft and should be proud.
I'm so glad you restored the wrench insted of chopping it up. I wished I had the money to buy it from you. I would give it to my Brother to use. He works on large Farm trucks an tractors to help other Farmers in his rural Comunity. My Brother has been through so much. The biggest hurdle he has had to have Anursim Surgery that after they had to take a piece of his skull out was in a Coma for 2 weeks an then had to learn how to do everything again.
I love polishing 😍
Nice to see that restored clamp being used ... and as always, another great restoration
Why do people come on here to dislike a video? Come on man. He worked hard to restore this tool. It looks so much better.
PP stands for Peter Parker. He had more than one night job.
The sandblasting had always been my favourite it’s so satisfying 😂😂
Wrenches have so much history! Nice restoration!
Mystery solved! This wrench is used to make the perfect croissant!
That was a complex piece. Lots of small parts but, you pulled it off without losing a piece.
Rather enjoy the fun part of finding the subtle subscribe messages.
I know it's excessive but I wish the sanding section just kept going and going to 12k grit. XD
that would be overkill....
If he had gone to 2500 grit he wouldn't have needed polish it!
Or be like japanese knife guy and go to 60k diamond paste
Look at the quality of the wrench though, the metal has almost no tolerance and it still works after so long...
Manufacturing today should take note of this.
That subscribe message was very abrasive
Definitely an improvement over what it looked like before.
Amazing job 😍😍 hello from algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿
This was beautiful!! You made sure to bring back its lustre. I appreciate the labour and time you put into each item.
The item is in perfect condition for the start. Anyway youre turning it into a masterpiece.
Sandblasting - you know we like it! The red color gives the wrench a sporty feel just like with red stripes on fast cars.
Well done!
Great job !!! Respect
Hier je vois une vidéo des frères poulains qui restorent une vieille clé à molette faites par les frères Peugeot et aujourd'hui je viens sur cette chaîne et je vois presque la même clé se faire restaurer, j'adore les coïncidence comme ça
TOO NICE LOOKING TO USE!!! Very good restoration.
I would start to cherish this wrench, so as not to scratch the paint.
Well done work, TysyTube.
Very Nice! Simple highlight with the red paint, really set it off! First rate restoration 😀
I watch a few other people do "restorations" and all it does it make me want to scream. Why cant people just do it right if that's what they are going to do? Thank you so much for taking the extra time to primer, paint and do a real restoration. I always end up here and enjoy seeing the job done right!
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How in heavens name did you remember how it all went back together??? Ha ha ha ha. Another beautiful piece of work.
😅🤯🤷♂️
@@TysyTube Somewhat of a relative question: Do you ever go back and watch your videos/clips to see how you disassemble stuff when you reassemble them? I'm thinking of the most complicated stuff you've done.
This is the best wrenchstoration on TH-cam.
J'aurais aimé combler les petites points sombres par la mastic pour rendre la surface plus lisse mais en général t'as fait un excellent travail ❤
Moi aussi je pense que ça aurait bien de rendre la surface très lisse avec du mastic
@@jmyyer après si cest trop lisse tu perds le caractère de l'outil, mais c'est que mon avis personnel
You are surely the best
A very well machined wrench! You certainly did it justice with the restoration! Well done!
Hi Tysy Tube 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very very good restoration huge wrench 🔧 👍👍👍
Amazingly elegant. The simplest things often are. Love the red.
You’ve managed to make a wrench look great! You’re a talent!
Nice tear down and clean up. Beautiful restoration. Cool wrench.
The red stripe is called custom work. Personalizes the tool. Beautiful work. The bench vise, I recognized from a previous video. Great learning clip. Thanks
Without a doubt, it has been your most "difficult" restoration. Loved your sense of humour. Cracked me up. 😄
They are not made like that anymore. When things were made to last. It is beautiful, I want it. ❤❤❤
Liked the stripe ❣️
We all know red makes things go faster 😉
Vous avez réussi votre pari! Vous avez fait quelque chose de beau!
The sandblasting parts are everything i would watch a hole video of it!
The sandblasting is very satisfying.
I look forward to your videos. You’re amazing at what you do. Kudos and keep up the good work!
I've been watching your videos for a while now and find them very satisfying. You're such a artist and a craftsman. Thank you for sharing all these with us. I have often wondered what you do with them once they're finished - many so beautifully they should be in a museum.
yes, I like the sandblasting. After watching a few of your recent videos and enjoying them, I decided to start from the beginning and watch all of what you have posted. I noticed the sand blaster was not there at the start, so I was eagerly waiting to get to the videos that had it. I'm here now and still enjoying everything you are posting! Keep going!
Awesome! Thank you!
Very nice restoration mate,love those old wrenches.Great job,love ya ,hugs till next one,and please show more of you.
Looks great! I like the added humor.
Looks the same as my 24" Crescent after i use a cheater pipe on it.
Holy cow!!! Amazing work. The polish work is fantastic. Very inspiring. Keep up the great videos and we'll keep watching
Awesome job my man so therapeutic look forward to your videos
I love that you dont speak, and yet there is still audio. Love love love this channel :)
Отличная работа старина😉😉😉👍👍👍👏
“The most complicated thing I ever opened”
Never a truer statement about anything French!
I wasn't too sure about the red at first. But after seeing the finished product it totally suits it
I get notified.
I click.
I like.
I watch.
I am content.
I comment.
That red makes it great. Nice job!
Love the two-tone. Well done.
Nice, I love old tools. To see them shine again just makes me feel good
Good luck putting that back together!
Fancy yet simple. Such an elegant solution, I love it!
The restoration turn out great, love the red accent on the edge of the wrench looks brand new regards John
Awesome restauration this big wrench💪🛠️⚙️📐🔨😉
Why is sandblasting sooo satisfying 😍😍
The clearest media blasting segments on TH-cam
Your work was perfect in the smallest detail, congratulations!
Вполне рабочий ключ был, а получился музейный экспонат. Если такой отдать действительно в работу, рабочему человеку через два три месяца будет первоначальный вид. Результат конечно супер.
It was a working key, but it turned out to be a museum exhibit. If you really give this to work, the working person in two three months will be in its original form. The result is certainly super.
Now that's a wrench!!! lol Great job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Хорошая работа 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Like always amazing work. Always nice to see someone else restoring old stuff. 👍
Keren mister, gw demen bagian sandblasting 👏, Awesome dah👍 Salam dr Indonesia..🙏 🇮🇩
Love the red paint. Nice touch
Loved it. Great work. Can't wait to read how somebody says this was not a restoration because you didn't use lead paint....
Just going to speak for myself, but I really liked the combination of red paint and shiny metal.
Personally, I think it looks goofy. 😏
Во времена СССР У нас в городе (Петрозаводск) выпускали гусеничные трелёвочники, в комплекте шла кувалда. Часть тракторов продавали за рубеж, на экспорт. Кувалды на экспортных машинах полировали до зеркала, ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО! Навеяло :)))
Glad to see the vise is being used!
Awesome as usual, with great attention to detail.
Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Looks like someone got a new sander from Lidl 2 weeks ago... I bought it too! :D Great work, as usual! So satisfying to watch!
Btw, if you like Parkside tools, have a look at my channel, I use them pretty often ;)
I like your work now I want a sand blaster.
it really is a beautiful job looks brand new again
Gorgeous, it's now been transformed into art.