I see you flexing your knowledge, skills, and patience. Great job and a fantastic result. Also, great videography of the entire process. Keep up the great work.
Did you put anything on the top of the head to prevent it from rusting? I work in a refinery and got bored one night and buffed mine to a shine and within a week it started showing surface rust.
Good job on videoing and color...but that’s about where the ‘restoration’ ends...shouldn’t be filing, sanding and grinding out the original manufacturer casting and manuf marks or defects. However, the teeth could be refiled/restored to ‘restore’ it’s usefullness. A beadblaster, not sand, could have prepped without damage or modifying original marks in just few minutes. Please do not do this on a real collector tool.
I love watching tool restorations. Great job
It came out really nicely - you picked really good color! Great job!
This is a really good job !!! Also the editing is really cool. Congrats mate beautiful outcome !! A new life begins for that tool
An absolutely top flight restoration, excellent cinematography, beautiful work my friend!
Excellent! Looks beautiful, very nice color!
I see you flexing your knowledge, skills, and patience. Great job and a fantastic result. Also, great videography of the entire process. Keep up the great work.
The blue paint looks good nice work mate.
Very nice result. Blue metallic color and clear steel looks cool together.
That wrench came out great
Thank you sir.
Very Very Happy to see it,that colour is really wonderfud and it was done beautifully.
Happy to see this restoration.
Very good work, turned out nice
Great job!
Very good job...nice colour...like it
Perfecta!! 👏👏
Nicely done.
Impressive work!
That's sweet.... that color is very nice.. I really like it! 🤠👍👍👍👍👍
Great job
Amazing stuff 👍👍👍
Great 👍
thank you for dropping by.
I'm following you from now
beautiful restoranion buddy, I like it 👍
Great job👍
Great👍very well
Hey man well restored. I restored a Zubi-ondo pipe wrench do you have any idea about the brand?
I like your Extraordinary skill
Amazing
Damn!!! Nice job
Any chance you'd be willing to share what type of blue spraypaint that is? I've been looking for something similar. Cool restoration!
nice bro
I tried to restore a pipe wrench for the first time.
great!
It's always cool to DIY 👍
its my first time too..
@@diyresttube It ’s my first time, but it ’s wonderful!
👍👍
nice content, congratulations, good luck
Very good..
nice
Great work. What's the product used that looked like yellow slime? At the start.
It’s paint stripper :)
@@DrHutOfHandcraft ah ok, it's about knowing what products work well. Thanks
@@SinnisjInsulator you’re welcome :)
Nice job, but its too nice to use. 😁
Did you put anything on the top of the head to prevent it from rusting? I work in a refinery and got bored one night and buffed mine to a shine and within a week it started showing surface rust.
thats the same happened to thatwrench rust began to show after a week.. i sand it again and do cold bluing really helps.
Do they sell that anywhere?
try to search on google(birchwood casey bluing liquid)i used that.
It's not a wrench is a pipe cutter
*Great restoration! The key is as good as new! I also do something like that sometimes ;-) Come and visit)*
Now its too pretty to use.
thank u very much
Great job. Too much work do me, I’ll buy a new one.
Good job on videoing and color...but that’s about where the ‘restoration’ ends...shouldn’t be filing, sanding and grinding out the original manufacturer casting and manuf marks or defects. However, the teeth could be refiled/restored to ‘restore’ it’s usefullness. A beadblaster, not sand, could have prepped without damage or modifying original marks in just few minutes. Please do not do this on a real collector tool.