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I now understand why things cost so much to restore… ❤

Nice restoration & upgrades. You earned my subscription.😊Thanks

Warum haben sie das Loch zum ölen geschlossen?

Oh ein original DDR Dynamo

Congratulations on a fantastic job!

Raridade hoje em dia 👍

I had to stop watching after you started using the dremel, you lost a lot of definition and patina. Very rough work. All edges rounded and rolled. Not good

Great job 👏 keep going man

well done my friend

Es un penn me imagino de 1950 😊

Very interesting, but after the restoration, you failed to show the dynamo working.

Amazing restoration! Well done! 👏

What is the spring steel for?

A few things to keep in mind when repairing clocks. Keep in mind that none of this is meant to discourage you, but instead to provide knowledge for future repairs as it should be a valuable skill to be shared by all. First, the pivots do need oil. A very small amount off oil, but it's neessary to make sure it lasts and runs well over time. Clock oil is recommended but a sweing mahine oil works okay as well. Second, I noticced the beat wasn't as smooth as it should be, implying there was something wrong with the balance wheel or hairspring - it wasn't a "tick, tock, tick, tock", but rather a "tick-tock, tick-tock". Third, is that most clockmakers will keep the original dial even if it's weathered or otherwise damaged from the ages; old dials have character and swapping them out is generally frowned upon, though it is your clock so you do you. Fourth, is that the finish on that clock body is kind of bad. You can see that while you did try to polish it, what it really needed was a light panel beating to knock the larger kinks, then a sanding up to maybe 2000 grit and then a final hand polish. You would also want to nickel plate the body to avoid it being tarnished and stained, then maybe a final gold plate to bring that colour back. The face ring needed a higher polish, as well. Time and care are your friends when creating a new surfface finish. A final point is not to mess with the bell. Even if the bell is pitted, painting it or using filler would dull the ring on that bell and ruin the sound. Perhaps a new nickle plated coat? Criticisms aside, I love how you made a new part using a drill in a vice as a lathe. If you want to pursue small parts for repair, then you can get much higher quality parts with a mini lathe and they are not very expensive - they can be modified to become very good workshop items.

Can you explore me how many of turn of coil, identify the N and S of magnet

виток до витка було намотано

I am going to refurbish mine own as well . Thanks and keep up the good work.🎉🎉

fantastic artist

You make very good

Great job! Thankyou for the video 15:40 15:42

Strange, this is a Kosmos type side draft burner, I've never seen a flame spreader over a wick.

Curious on what type of solder that is being used?

Wow, 1:28 see here where they had stitched longer wick on to the short part to get longer use of the wick. Wonder when the last use was? 1900’s?

hello gentlemen thank you for your video great work what is the name of the liquid you used to clean the copper coins and how long should I leave it in?????😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Where did you get the new sticker from btw ?

That is brilliant thanks for sharing ur skills 👍

Beautiful work mate

А оно хоть работает? А проверить?

You do a good job, but PLEASE, blue the parts instead of that spray and don't fill the metallic parts with putty, if they have big pits, weld it instead and let the time marks stay, so your job will be perfect ❤️❤️❤️

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Белибердень!!! Снаружи как с помойки, а внутри-чистенький. Дизлайк!!!

That solderwork was not ok...You do not need to hard solder these lamps..Soft solder is way enough and much cleaner.

Excellent improvement restoration

J'ai restauré une jappy il n'y a pas longtemps..!! Meme travail ....mais ....pas aussi beau que vous !!👏👏👏😀 Richard 👍😎🇫🇷

I just found one of these at a thrift store for less than 5 dollars. Perfect condition, someone took good care of it, only missing a few parts. Looking forward to restoring it. 😄

Судя по дизайну простецкому производство ГДР. Была такая страна, если кто не забыл.

glad you dont repair my clocks. too many no no's.

Wery Good.

E a montagem?????

Gosto muito deste trabalho escrarecido.

What equipmen you used to braze the bass, and repair the carck in the brass

Awesome restoration!!! Enjoy watching you repair old clocks. Most people do not have one like this. I love them.

You do nice work !!!

Замок интетресный, но вот реставрация сделала его бесмысленным. Надобыло вместо винтов заклепки всетатки использовать. И много лишних телодвижений с дремелем.. у тебя есть болгарка и точило, зачем это дрочение гравером. Высверливание заклепок ваще убило. Не проще ли было болгаркой спилить. Почему смазку не положить было внутрь на трущиеся детали.

Nicely done! Really liked the outcome. You definitely deserve more attention in YT.

Very good job 👍. Congratulations!

Interesting padlock. Never saw one like that before.