This is fantastic! Who could have known? It sure takes a lot of brushing to get all that rust off. I'm sure glad you have the right tools and know what you're doing. 300 years, oh, my. You are truly a fabulous craftsman and I'm so happy to see something you've brought back from our history. 👏❤😁
These are the real restoration videos that we should be seeing.. Because you see the rust, the deformity, the beating, and the mileage of the object being restored. Not to mention, the amount of care and effort to at least make the item usable and give it some life. Which shows a lot of the dents and bruises left behind on the object.
Fantástico essas restaurações e ainda sendo de objetos tão antigos . Eu sou apaixonada por coisas antigas ! Parabéns a vc restaurador ! Invejo a sua profissão !😂
Fantastic restoration on this old rusty lock and key. Your talent blows my mind. Everything that you restore is perfect. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your next one. Stay safe.
Actually it's both, he restored it enough to make it function again, but just stuck to getting rid of the rust to conserve it and prevent further decay.
I see no con within anything that keeps people happy, the environment stable and famalies thriving without dangers of old! Loving life and awesome work as usual! 2022 loving life
It's amazing that items like this were made using primitive tools in the 16 and 1700s. And to be honest the locking mechanism seems pretty legit. If they had something similar to this now it might prevent some theft because it's not like a tumbler padlock that can be open with some clever tools. Maybe Master Lock should look at the late Renaissance early colonial era to revamp their locks. Great job of renewing this beautiful piece of History.
Possibly 300 years old just chilling in the woods. How freaking cool is that? You should find someone who can give you a possible history. I appreciate all the hard work to make it useful again.
Excellent ▪very clean and straight forward, smooth pans and transitions, simple and easy to follow along▪ no music☑ no crazy camera angels☑ no fancy editing☑no bells and whistles☑ no cutesy pop ups☑ no furry four legged animals awaiting its queue 10/10
Excellent work! You're lucky the lock was found together with the key. I restored a similar one lately but in my case, I had to desolder it and take it apart :)
Nice video.I wanted to see the parts inside this lock but maybe it was difficult to open because there was no option to open it
This is fantastic! Who could have known? It sure takes a lot of brushing to get all that rust off. I'm sure glad you have the right tools and know what you're doing. 300 years, oh, my. You are truly a fabulous craftsman and I'm so happy to see something you've brought back from our history. 👏❤😁
Wow. 300 years old. You are the Mozart of restorations.
Not 300. 200 years.
These are the real restoration videos that we should be seeing.. Because you see the rust, the deformity, the beating, and the mileage of the object being restored. Not to mention, the amount of care and effort to at least make the item usable and give it some life. Which shows a lot of the dents and bruises left behind on the object.
Its allways interesting, what a locksmith, long time ago, was able to produce with his ancient tools. Now, you braught it back to live. Great work
Fantástico essas restaurações e ainda sendo de objetos tão antigos . Eu sou apaixonada por coisas antigas !
Parabéns a vc restaurador !
Invejo a sua profissão !😂
Waw......You outdid yourself today....thanks v much.
Another fantastic claim from ReXstorer!
Super, very interesting padlock 🎉 .
I've never seen a lock like this. The locksmith wo designed it was remarkable.
An amazing restoration. Such very careful and sensitive work. Bravo to the craftsman!
Fantastic restoration on this old rusty lock and key. Your talent blows my mind. Everything that you restore is perfect. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your next one.
Stay safe.
Brilliant ? Very much so , but . . . Professional Yes ! Love your work
Well done. I'm surprised that mechanism still worked! Kudos!
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Very cool. Belongs in museum now.
Beautiful lock and a great restoration, I'm glad you kept it's looks and restored it's functionality. Well done!
one of the most satisfying videos I've seen!
Круто👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 я думал, он не откроется и ключ не вылезет👌🏼
Wow!! You actually got that lock to work again. Amazing.
If I found something like that I would have binned it. And then there's you. Restore it beautifully, making it functional again. Well done to you ❣️🙏
Your percistance and effort are incredible!
that is cool as hell. I would definitely use this on my gym locker
Nice job. Love the lock💙
Thanks!
This is a “conservation,” not a restoration. But you did a brilliant job!
Too far gone for a restoration. But it is amazing that it still works.
Actually it's both, he restored it enough to make it function again, but just stuck to getting rid of the rust to conserve it and prevent further decay.
@@deniseboldea1624 Good point. 👍🏼
I see no con within anything that keeps people happy, the environment stable and famalies thriving without dangers of old! Loving life and awesome work as usual! 2022 loving life
Fez um chaveiro.... Decepcionante...
Super tare. 👍👍👍👍
nice piece of history, i really like that you didn't try to change it at all. that key is amazing!
Good work.
Very nice Kishor bhai. We love your videos.
That was amazing! Great job!
Very cool.😊
Can’t forget the rust pile👏🏽
Amazing Restoration 👍🏻👍🏾👍
Super excellent
Fantastic.
Керемет, бірінен бірін өткізіп жаңалау. Нағыз білікті шебер екенсіз👌👌
I think I've become kind of obsessed with your vids now🌚
It's amazing that items like this were made using primitive tools in the 16 and 1700s. And to be honest the locking mechanism seems pretty legit. If they had something similar to this now it might prevent some theft because it's not like a tumbler padlock that can be open with some clever tools. Maybe Master Lock should look at the late Renaissance early colonial era to revamp their locks. Great job of renewing this beautiful piece of History.
Thank you!
I love the electrolysis process, it's SO fascinating!
Його місце в музеї! Чудова робота
Wow! The torx screwhead in the bottom is ‘way ahead of it’s time !!!
Мене здивував ключ, гарна робота Євген! Браво!
thats really interesting on how the padlock works especially considering the key acts like a screw essentially
I like how you turn the lock to a candle for a bit.😅
Nice restoration 🙂
Highly appreciated 👌👌👌👌👍👍👍
VERY VERY NICE work..... Beautiful tool
Beautiful job
Thanks!
Possibly 300 years old just chilling in the woods. How freaking cool is that? You should find someone who can give you a possible history. I appreciate all the hard work to make it useful again.
Wonderful!!
Amazing
I am really impressed by the ways you create this video! It’s extremely exciting!
Astounding job sir. I would not have believed it had I not seen it with my own two eyes.
muy bueno desde bogota
Awesome job.
Точно такой же нашёл в поле, буду восстанавливать. Thanks for experience
Bravo Amigo!!! You have stone head for job. Sorye for my English. Hello from Serbia 🇷🇸
Ооооо , це саме те чого я чекав - реставрація древніх предметів.
Bravo!
Wow , it is amazing the engineering we had back then . We have gone backward in both style and function.
Good job friend well done
Um ótimo trabalho. 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
*Excelente.
Вітаю! Дякую за цікаве відео,
كل من يعمل بدقة واخلاص يستحق التقدير
"Imagine how much history this padlock has seen."
Send this to the Lockpicking Lawyer and see if he can open it without the key!
I clicked on the video just to see how many coments before I saw a LPL comment. Bravo you 👏
Супер 👍 Дуже цікаво дивитися.
Amazing that you could get it to work given the extent of the rust.
Какое качественное железо выплавляли 300 лет тому назад! Даже удивительно, что этот замок сохранился!
Скорее, это заслуга местных почв. Мне случалось находить подобное - ржавчина насквозь, страшно даже прикоснуться.
Это замок 19 века, находил такой.
Remarkable 🙂
Доброго дня. Дякую за відео.👍
Well done!
buy this man a sandblaster!
Beautiful
Excellent ▪very clean and straight forward, smooth pans and transitions, simple and easy to follow along▪ no music☑ no crazy camera angels☑ no fancy editing☑no bells and whistles☑ no cutesy pop ups☑ no furry four legged animals awaiting its queue 10/10
Parabéns pelo seu talentoso trabalho
I have upgraded version of this lock and that's in a good condition
Really cool, I enjoy your videos!
Необычный замок✌️
Отличный предмет для музея МОЛОДЕЦ
Это замок для стреножения лошадей, у меня такой же ждет реставрации.
Було цікаво 👍
It’s perfect
На початку аж не вірилось зовсім, що замок відкриється! Класна робота!
Дякую! Думав, там ключ буде трішки інший)
I believed the mey wasnt gonna come off instead it was surprising to see it actually came out
Excellent work! You're lucky the lock was found together with the key. I restored a similar one lately but in my case, I had to desolder it and take it apart :)
Impresionante
Спасибо. Интересно.
Guter Job, respekt
I have this type of lock in very good original condition
замечательно
At 3:56 a Frank Zappa song came to mind - "Let's Make the Water Turn Black"
Я чуть со стула не упал, когда ты попытался вначале провернуть ключ 😳🤣😜
P.s. хорошая работа 👍🏼
Дуже класна робота, майстер👍
👍🏻🔥
Η ηλεκτρόλυση είναι ότι πιο τοπ για τα αντικείμενα με σκουριά δεν τους αφαιρεί το χαρακτήρα τους.... μπράβο!!!!!!!
So awesome! New subbie here…you did a great job on this 😊
thanks!
👍👍😘😘👌👌
Гарний замочек,хоч у музей.
good job 👍😍
Luar biasa gemboh puluhan tahun bisa bagus seperti semula
I do wonder if this padlock is more secure than MasterLock 🤣 send it to LockPickingLawyer for an evaluation 😄