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#restore
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みんなこんにちは！ このビデオでは、調整可能なレンチの優れた修復を示します。 あなたの意見、コメントや希望を待っています！みんなこんにちは！ このビデオでは、調整可能なレンチの優れた修復を示します。 あなたの意見、コメントや希望を待っています！
#restoration
#restore
#antique
Nguồn:https://cinausp.org/
Hi, everybody! In this video I will show an excellent restoration of the adjustable wrench.
Waiting for your opinion, comments and wishes!
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try reverse electrolosys sometime.
A Good Save Sir..ive one like that on my bench..time to save it..cool.
Plutonium works on most rust I suspect?
Was that a sand blaster?
What would have been better is you leave the handle alone and not painted it.
I don’t know why but it looks like a mouth to me 😂😂 the tool by the way great videos
Nice job, old girl has a new lease on life!
Amazing work Done 👍
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Cheap piece of junk.total BS.
It would have been educational if you were to comment about what you were doing with each step. i.e. was that soap and water, etc. Otherwise learned a lot. Thanks. Whether or not it was a cheap tool doesn't matter. You got the rust off and got it to working. Proud of you~!
Would not electrolysis have been more cost efficient, not everyone has a sand blaster in there garage
It is not rust, you spreaded the chilly powder….
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Hey nice job. Screw the critics !!!
3.00 to 3.45 what is that..??
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Amazing video!!!!!
Nice
So boring
9/10 dentists recommended the toothpaste he used to get the rust off
3 am best videos
I use undiluted Unitor Descaling Liquid. It's purpose is to clean ships holds from solidified cement after washing the cargo remains. It is also a perfect and fast rust remover in minutes. The steel becomes shiny. After a bath in Unitor Metal Brite the steel gets black and is a good base for any paint. Or lightly oiled in the workshop your tool will not rust.
not good
Bad
Some audio would be nice. Explain what you're doing or using and why.
You did a fantastic job. But where did you get the new wheel pin?
I can get a really nice 14" crescent wrench for $25-30 , I wouldn't mess with restoring a pos like this one , and I have no idea why you would paint the thing ?
Dude I’ve watched soooo many restoration videos, and this was by far the absolute WORST!!! zero effort with even less knowledge!! I mean the damn bench grinder wasn’t even mounted to the damn table so you were chasing it around to buff. Not to mention the complete lack of sanding grit escalation! If I could down vote this video 1000 times I would just to save people the waste of time of ever watching it!! Total disgrace
another one of these videos that some ass cant speak English i am out of here
6:30 – 7:36 I was feeling ASMR
Having done several restorations of adjustable wrenches in the last year I can only offer the possible need to use heat, PB Blaster, WD-40, 30 weight oil, etc. to break it out. Avoid too much heat. Don't lose the tempering. I'm at the wire wheeling and final polishing of one that I started a few days ago. I tend to use files to clean up the ways but don't make it go sloppy with too much filing. Clean up the burrs and you're there. They're working tools so I don't get too fussy. It took me about two hours to break this one out, found in the salt brine of a boat bilge. Don't break or strip the threads of the barrel screw. I use a small vise grip to grasp lightly and slowly work it back and forth to loosen the threads. Lubricate with whatever anti sleaze, PB BLASTER liberally as you go. Throw propane heat on it, whatever it takes, but be patient. Heat, squirt, twist, repeat. You'll get or you won't and it's ready for the scrap metal bin. Chances are, you'll get it. I was lucky on this one. Someone else had tried and failed but got the barrel screw out far enough to grasp. Also, make sure your screwdriver fits perfectly in the slot. File it down to fit. Good luck. They make good presents for aspiring young mechanics. I giving this one to my granddaughter.
Good jib.
You know they just bury this things for a couple of weeks right?
I would have used a battery charger, a flat glass dish and tried electrolysis. It would have been a whole lot easier and much better looking. Give that a try next time and see what you think. When done, you better coat it with something or it will rust again.
You doing so good. Like me. What do you think about my videos ??
Your not a sign painter.
probably shouldn't mention that my local horrible freight sells these for free with a coupon….
If that wrench wasn't made in the U.S. or Germany, I wouldn't waste my time on it. It looked cheaply made.
This is not perfectly restored… It can be perfected… Contact admin of YT channel @my mechanics
put some graphics on the screen so we know what the liquid cleaner is and what you use
I need a hart recovery
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