I like that the gloss black paint makes them look like they're made from obsidian. It's nice that you made a feature of their rough, pitted metal than tried to grind it all away into dust, leaving barely any scissor.
Ich muss Mercedes Marton recht geben. Es gibt Dinge, die im Laufe der Zeit so in Mitleidenschaft gezogen wurden, dass eine Restaurierung nicht mehr lohnt. In so etwas noch Zeit und Material zu investieren, ist sinnlos.
I thought this was going to end up less pitted but I guess there was nothing more you could have done to improve on it. It does work, it cuts paper so I have to conclude that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
На эти ножницы было столько потрачено материалов , инструментов и сил , что проще и дешевле было бы купить новые ! Но , как демонстрация человеческого таланта , усердия и мастерства , очень показательное видео ! Я не думаю , что кто-то будет так же реставрировать старый и ржавый инструмент , но вы показали на что способны ! Вы большой мастер ! Моё вам уважение !
Можно было наварить сваркой траченный металл, можно было подвергнуть полотно ножниц электролизу, с последующей шлифовкой. Про кольца вообще молчу, как просунуть пальцы в то, что разваливается и обдирает кожу? Есть реально мастера, которые полностью восстанавливают объект так, что им можно будет пользоваться с удовольствием многие десятилетия. И это они делают на более сложных, более хрупких и более траченых объектах. А тут, бессмысленная и беспощадная халтура. Что для нормального реставратора первый этап - зачистка, то тут - конец работы.
Personally I like watching old things made like new or functional but with signs of age, even if there is no ‘financial gain’ or if it’s ‘cheaper & easier’ to go get a new item. Sometimes the journey is what’s important, & a lot of people seem to forget that nowadays.
I'm so, so happy that you left it rather pitted and worn down and just repaired it enough to be functional and still beautiful, in my own opinion. I'm tired of all the channels that breaks things down and build them back up artificially until you cant ever tell that it was ever flawed or restored in the first place. I know many people like that kind of thing, but I find it gorgeous when you can see the life something has gone through, the damage and wear and decay it has suffered, but you get to see how someone has loved it enough to bring it back from the brink of destruction while still letting it be its own unique item. I find the finished result perfect in it's own imperfect way.
@@davidw.798 I think they are saying that given the level of restoration achieved in the video, and that this was done by an exceptionally skilled person, that if they couldn't have been restored further here then they weren't worth restoring and equally that no one else would have been able to restore them further either. So they are implicitly saying they couldn't have done any better hence your question doesn't quite make sense.
I love that while you made sure they were in perfect working order, you didn’t “over” restore them to look aesthetically new. They still look like they’ve been torn from a page of time, and that gives them some really nice sentimental value to know they’ve been around so long and still work.
Something poetic about something useless for decades suddenly being useful again, through someone else’s hard work and dedication. What’s he get out of this? Just a working pair of scissors.. but those scissors just got a second chance at life.
Most restorations seem like the tool is being reborn. This felt more like necromancy. Now I'm not knocking that, mind you. Oddly enough, I like it. Gives it personality. After all these years, it still endures. It's not truly dead until it shatters.
Though I find your restoration attempt admirable I have to say that those poor scissors would have been better off melted into new scissors but that is just my opinion you did do your best on these scissors so again you work is very admirable
No ur right. I hate when they "restore" stuff like this and act like its restored because then when regular everyday people go to a restorer to get something restored the restorer can act like this an acceptable restoration.
@@tomsheets6399 did i use any of them in the wrong context or anything? Were u unable to understand my point? You get restore, restored, restorer, and restoration are all different words with different meanings? One is a verb in present tense, one is a verb in past tense, the others are nouns, one describing a person. Its funny how describing my complaint about this i would need 4 different versions of a word to convey my meaning. Sure i could of used other words if i was a writer writing a book but for a comment on the internet its best not to assume that everyone reading it is going to understand the synonyms for a restoration topic. I mean my first use of restore was in quotations meaning that i was implying the use of the word restore wasnt the correct use by the channel in the first place.
Столько труда и средств в ножницы вложить. Я работаю часто ножницами и понимаю, что этим ножницам поможет только зелёная краска. Покрасить и выбросить в траву, чтобы никто не нашёл больше.
I thought they might have fallen apart after you gave them that bashing at the start. Very interesting project. I don't think I have ever seen a pair in such bad condition as those. Nice job giving them what life they have left.
Truly amazing. The black colour gives it a way better depth sensation, and also it looks kinda cool with those deformities. Very good job. :) Edit: it's sad to see many people commenting stuff like "Waiting to see the full restoration". There's literally nothing else he can do. The scissor were already in a very bad state, and the results is already excellent.
Since I love collecting scissors and use very old scissors as I work with a lot of different types of mediums. Those scissors are “bookbinding” shears and that’s why they’re riveted and not screwed, and have the one blade flat. They cut heavy materials. I would have been surprised if you were able to restore them to working condition (able to cut leather and bookbinding board). As is, they’re a nice decorative piece! So much better than rusting and disintegrating, lost to time.
This made me emotional. I’m so happy they were able to cut paper again, after all this time. It made me very emotional in a weird sort of way. It was beautiful. Thank you you pure soul.
Один дурак показывает другим дуракам, которые восторженно, роняя кал, бегут ставить лайки. Это что за ножницы такие, из "пластилина", которые можно заточить напильником? Если не верите, попробуйте на досуге. Ох уже эти мамкины - ютуб - реставраторы!)
Those scissors took time and effort to become it best version of itself. With enough time and effort you can do the same. Edit: I didn't watch the full video. This didn't age well
I have a similar pair. They used to be wonderful. Then, I was in an accident and neighbors, helping me get back into my house in a wheelchair, moved my scissors and many of my belongings to the back yard... inexplicably leaving them uncovered. I still have those rusty scissors. RIP.
Too damaged. Very thin at some places. Although, it could be fixed by grinding, welding and sanding. But that would take too much time, and money of course.
Sometimes you do things that really don’t make much sense, because you’re curious to see how it turns out. The fact that they work at all is something of a minor miracle.
Maybe you should've welded some fresh metal to the handles and scissors before powder coating them. You might've gotten fuller results. Great video. 😉👍
I have scissors just like those (but no rust) that I bought at a yard sale for $1. Based on the maker's ID, I dated the scissors to circa 1850, Sheffield, England. The only problem with this particular pair was the original fulcrum bolt was gone, and somebody had replaced it with a short machine screw and a wingnut a long time ago.
Looking at the comments, I thought they where gunna end up WAY more pitted and decayed. You made them function, which is impressive all on its own, wasnt nearly as bad as some are making it out to be.
Мало того , что у вас золотые руки , так ещё вы умный человек ! Это ж сколько информации нужно знать , чтобы делать всё с нужным последованием процесса ! Смотреть , мне как женщине , завораживает ! Спасибо вам за то , что вы есть ! Удачи вам !
Lo vi completo, no es lo que yo esperaba, creo que se pudo haber trabajado mucho más en ellas. En fin, el punto del video es que ver el proceso sea satisfactorio, y lo es.
The finished product isn’t perfect, but considering what lengths you had to go to to get it to where it was that’s pretty impressive. Sometimes you just can’t restore it to a completely smooth surface sometimes you just have to make it look as good as you can and make it work again.
Thank you for explaining what you’re doing and why it’s important. I watch a lot of restoration videos and I’ve only just found out what bluing liquid is after watching this
I would use transparent green or yellow epoxy to cover up the decay sand-blasted handles in order to review its history. As to the blades, I would rather weld it completely and finsh up with mirror-shine.
How. Just how. He literally is the guy that proceeds to make my life a whole lot better. He turns things that are already good even better. He makes the videos VERY satisfying. He LITERALLY MAKES SOMETHING THAT LOOKS LIKE IT CAME FROM A DUMPSTER AND MADE IT LOOK LIKE IT'S WORTH A THOUSAND BUCKS. And theres just so much more to list out. Keep it up my guy!
Interesting piece of work, but finished appears more like "ended". I thought you would have cleaned them up better. Obviously these were frightful to begin with, but I had hoped you would ean them up better. Thanks for sharing and sorry for the negativity in my comments because I do enjoy your videos. 🇨🇱🇺🇸🤔🥂
I found my newest obsession. This video actually was strangely comforting and about lulled me to sleep 😭 glad I was able to watch to the end though, very satisfying.
I love your videos. I spent a significant part of my life serving in the US Navy. That "needle scaler" - we used them regularly in the Navy. We called it a "needle gun". Thanks for another fascinating restoration video. I really admire your skill and attention to detail. Bravo Zulu!
Thank you very much! Yes in Germany it is also called "needle gun" literally translated, but the official English name for it is probably "needle scaler"?! 🤷😅🐢
@@storm_filter yeah weld will help anything even if most of time money wise ain't worth it u can restore anything so it don't matter if it's just scissors the point is if u remaking a restoration video follow it through all the way like my mechanics RUclips restoration xD
Удивительное превращение старых ножниц в черные.. без ржавчины.. ДЕЛО МАСТЕРА БОИТСЯ.... такое терпение..кропотливость... умение... большой респект.. с удовольствием смотрю ваши ролики..
I'm honestly here bc...well 1) I find these videos very entertaining, and 2) I didn't feel like watching anything else and remembered this channel is a thing lol
Nice job! I was expecting you to maybe weld some material on and do a more clean resto. But I think you did a great job at preserving a piece of history and keeping it from further decay. Turned out very nice for that purpose!!
As impressed as I am that they even opened, let alone survive the rest of the restoration process, I feel like the only way to get them to a point that everyone would be happy with them is if you built up the metal to the point where there would be more new metal rather than the original metal. So that would kind of defeat the purpose. On a project as small scale as this, it was probably best just to melt the scissors down.
I am amazed at how much manual labor you put into this restoration. Using a rasp file, I always thought that would be for the finishing touch, otherwise an angle grinder would be used. Your patience is commendable sir. Kudos!
Hi, I was just wondering where you get all these rusty tools. I would love to do something like this myself so that is why I am asking. Love your videos, have a nice day!
I'm as mad as the person who makes these videos and have a collection of all sorts of rusty tools. I have found them in all manner of places: skips/dumpsters, on walks in cities, towns, thrown behind bins, in the woods, at council rubbish tips. Sometimes people put stuff out on the pavement/sidewalk with a "help yourself" sign. Some things, people had cleared out their garages or sheds. Once you start actively looking and asking around you will end up with a boxful so big you will be able to restore to your heart's content! Good luck!
@@nugget1044 lol yeah but I think it’s cause the other person answered first and they creator saw no flaw in the answer so they didn’t say anything… or maybe they just spam heart every comment. I’m not sure 😅
I love your videos! I have a question though.. On one of the cleavers that you restored you chose to use electrolysis to remove the rust. Why was that method used for that project vs other methods? I'm learning there are several methods to remove rust, and I'm curious why one way is better than another.
I cannot comment on the reasoning for the choices in this instance, but I understand electrolysis is a bit less aggressive on the parts than chemical rust removers and mechanical processes such as media blasting or using a wire wheel.
The fact that they actually worked again is amazing- that's definitely restoration enough for me. I don't know what everyone else here is on about haha
@@Mrcaremal5 ok the scissors at the beginning looks *HORRIBLE* even if they didn’t do *GREAT* there’s no possible way it looks worse than before, they actually did pretty good ngl, I don’t respect ur opinion bc u just want attention and I know it.
Great job 😄 I actually like the no talking with random sounds. Creepy but in a funny way. The first time watching one of these videos, I had to make sure my sound was working. Glad we got to see them cut!
Pessoal ele restaurou para ficar original essa tesoura é uma relíquia não se deve tirar a originalidade dela por que é uma relíquia ele conseguiu restaurar
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I am so impressed by the fact that the scissors survived the whole process I felt like they were going to disintegrate at any moment
Same
@@clickbiat I won't believe you, because it's "click bait" 😆
@@macacodoiphone8724 good one 😂
@Sofia Ibarra IKR! I know a woman called Sofia Vergara 🤭😅
@@clickbiat I'm ready to be a comedian 👌
Excellent. Can't wait for part 2 when you finish the restoration
Si yo también la espero ( LIKE )
Well, it's supposed to stay that way
lol
This was the funniest comment ive seen all year
Excellent
I like that the gloss black paint makes them look like they're made from obsidian. It's nice that you made a feature of their rough, pitted metal than tried to grind it all away into dust, leaving barely any scissor.
Thank you ❤️ most others say it looks unfinished, I say it has ✨character✨ U-U
agreed
Sometimes there are things we should let go. Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. This one was From rust to rust.
Thank you for the feedback!👍
@@ForgottenShineRestoration I love your videos!
@@mercedesmarton3768 thank you
@@ForgottenShineRestoration ;-D ヽ(*´з｀*)ﾉ (￣ε(#￣) (￣ε(#￣)
Ich muss Mercedes Marton recht geben. Es gibt Dinge, die im Laufe der Zeit so in Mitleidenschaft gezogen wurden, dass eine Restaurierung nicht mehr lohnt. In so etwas noch Zeit und Material zu investieren, ist sinnlos.
I thought this was going to end up less pitted but I guess there was nothing more you could have done to improve on it. It does work, it cuts paper so I have to conclude that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Thank you very much! 🐢
@Carlose ® 🤍 what⁉️🤨
@@meowscles9377 probably bots, YT just refuse to remove them.
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@@meowscles9377 😂😂😂😂😂😂
If those scissors had a soul, being able to be opened after being that rusty must've made it scream with joy.
@@sioalderson2696 yes dude
😂!
@@sioalderson2696 It's worth it
Yeah, I can see that personification...
Yes
На эти ножницы было столько потрачено материалов , инструментов и сил , что проще и дешевле было бы купить новые ! Но , как демонстрация человеческого таланта , усердия и мастерства , очень показательное видео ! Я не думаю , что кто-то будет так же реставрировать старый и ржавый инструмент , но вы показали на что способны ! Вы большой мастер ! Моё вам уважение !
Большое спасибо! 🐢
Как из ржавых ножниц сделать крашеные старые ножницы
Можно было хотя бы кольца новые отлить...
Можно было наварить сваркой траченный металл, можно было подвергнуть полотно ножниц электролизу, с последующей шлифовкой. Про кольца вообще молчу, как просунуть пальцы в то, что разваливается и обдирает кожу?
Есть реально мастера, которые полностью восстанавливают объект так, что им можно будет пользоваться с удовольствием многие десятилетия. И это они делают на более сложных, более хрупких и более траченых объектах.
А тут, бессмысленная и беспощадная халтура. Что для нормального реставратора первый этап - зачистка, то тут - конец работы.
Personally I like watching old things made like new or functional but with signs of age, even if there is no ‘financial gain’ or if it’s ‘cheaper & easier’ to go get a new item. Sometimes the journey is what’s important, & a lot of people seem to forget that nowadays.
True words! Thanks very much! 🐢
No annoying intro, no commentary, descriptive details, perfect masterpiece!
Thank you very much! 🐢
O H MU GOD YOU AGAIN???
Yeah this is amazing
i agree
but i still like sped up time lapse of the filing,buffing,sanding shit :D
masterpiece? LMAO
I'm so, so happy that you left it rather pitted and worn down and just repaired it enough to be functional and still beautiful, in my own opinion. I'm tired of all the channels that breaks things down and build them back up artificially until you cant ever tell that it was ever flawed or restored in the first place. I know many people like that kind of thing, but I find it gorgeous when you can see the life something has gone through, the damage and wear and decay it has suffered, but you get to see how someone has loved it enough to bring it back from the brink of destruction while still letting it be its own unique item. I find the finished result perfect in it's own imperfect way.
Thank you for your wonderful comment! I'm so glad you liked it so much! 🐢
lovely words!!! i agree with you a lot :'D
"So what do you want on Christmas, my Princess?"
-"A SANDBLASTING MACHINE"
I crave the power of a sandblaster
Umm well seeing the result I conclude that it was beyond restoration and there was nothing you could do otherwise!
Pésima restauración
Me to lol
Any proof that you guys could’ve done better?
@@davidw.798 I think they are saying that given the level of restoration achieved in the video, and that this was done by an exceptionally skilled person, that if they couldn't have been restored further here then they weren't worth restoring and equally that no one else would have been able to restore them further either. So they are implicitly saying they couldn't have done any better hence your question doesn't quite make sense.
Could of welded missing sections this wasn't beyond restoration
I love that while you made sure they were in perfect working order, you didn’t “over” restore them to look aesthetically new. They still look like they’ve been torn from a page of time, and that gives them some really nice sentimental value to know they’ve been around so long and still work.
Something poetic about something useless for decades suddenly being useful again, through someone else’s hard work and dedication. What’s he get out of this? Just a working pair of scissors.. but those scissors just got a second chance at life.
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Most restorations seem like the tool is being reborn. This felt more like necromancy. Now I'm not knocking that, mind you. Oddly enough, I like it. Gives it personality. After all these years, it still endures. It's not truly dead until it shatters.
Amazing job. There was more rust in those scissors than scissors.
Thank you very much! 🐢
@@ForgottenShineRestoration
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@@santigamer3509 Cuidado no vayas a hacer que se mueran de la risa
Though I find your restoration attempt admirable I have to say that those poor scissors would have been better off melted into new scissors but that is just my opinion you did do your best on these scissors so again you work is very admirable
No ur right. I hate when they "restore" stuff like this and act like its restored because then when regular everyday people go to a restorer to get something restored the restorer can act like this an acceptable restoration.
wow
@@columbusohio299 - You did a better job fitting the word "restored" six times into a single sentence - than the guy did on these scissors
@@tomsheets6399 did i use any of them in the wrong context or anything? Were u unable to understand my point? You get restore, restored, restorer, and restoration are all different words with different meanings?
One is a verb in present tense, one is a verb in past tense, the others are nouns, one describing a person. Its funny how describing my complaint about this i would need 4 different versions of a word to convey my meaning. Sure i could of used other words if i was a writer writing a book but for a comment on the internet its best not to assume that everyone reading it is going to understand the synonyms for a restoration topic. I mean my first use of restore was in quotations meaning that i was implying the use of the word restore wasnt the correct use by the channel in the first place.
@@columbusohio299 dawg why you arguing about english 💀
I know nothing about metal work, never interested me, yet here I am, loving and binge watching these awesome videos!
Thank you very much and welcome! 🐢
I don't know why I find it satisfying when people fix objects or clean them, when I hate doing that.
Столько труда и средств в ножницы вложить. Я работаю часто ножницами и понимаю, что этим ножницам поможет только зелёная краска. Покрасить и выбросить в траву, чтобы никто не нашёл больше.
As a former water pump mechanic, seeing a needle scaler again brings back such nostalgia
I understand why you left them pitted, still did a good job bringing them back to functioning. They look like scissors from some sort of Netherworld.
Thank you!🐢
Es que nadie habla español????😥
I thought they might have fallen apart after you gave them that bashing at the start. Very interesting project. I don't think I have ever seen a pair in such bad condition as those.
Nice job giving them what life they have left.
Thank you very much for your feedback!🐢
Right, even though they still don’t look great, doing this must have still been fun and that’s what matters most
Truly amazing. The black colour gives it a way better depth sensation, and also it looks kinda cool with those deformities.
Very good job. :)
Edit: it's sad to see many people commenting stuff like "Waiting to see the full restoration". There's literally nothing else he can do. The scissor were already in a very bad state, and the results is already excellent.
Thank you very much! 🐢 🤩
Yes I thought the same! It somehow looks cute, with a lot of character. Looks like a piece that will be kept in the family couse it's special :)
Since I love collecting scissors and use very old scissors as I work with a lot of different types of mediums. Those scissors are “bookbinding” shears and that’s why they’re riveted and not screwed, and have the one blade flat. They cut heavy materials. I would have been surprised if you were able to restore them to working condition (able to cut leather and bookbinding board). As is, they’re a nice decorative piece! So much better than rusting and disintegrating, lost to time.
I disagree with the top comments. I love this restoration and the scissors look awesome. I would pay to have something that cool looking
Thank you very much! 🐢
sounds like you aren't very good with money, then lmao
@@GigaDarkness You yourself wouldn't be able to do even half the job he did, so you'd better not talk, smart guy. 😐
This made me emotional. I’m so happy they were able to cut paper again, after all this time. It made me very emotional in a weird sort of way. It was beautiful. Thank you you pure soul.
You could have encased the handles and outside of the blades in epoxy to give a smoother and more comfortable surface to handle.
I agree. At the minute it still looks unpleasant.
Ожидал, что они станут, как новые, а тут просто почистили и покрасили
Хрень какая-то. Тоже ждал вау.
Аналогично. Другие видео круче были.
Не интересно.
Согласен, другие его реставрации были намного лучше. Я не нахожу этот более интересным или лучше, чем другие.
Один дурак показывает другим дуракам, которые восторженно, роняя кал, бегут ставить лайки. Это что за ножницы такие, из "пластилина", которые можно заточить напильником? Если не верите, попробуйте на досуге. Ох уже эти мамкины - ютуб - реставраторы!)
Best restoration youtuber out there
Those scissors took time and effort to become it best version of itself. With enough time and effort you can do the same.
Edit: I didn't watch the full video.
This didn't age well
so true, actually blue balled
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I have a similar pair. They used to be wonderful. Then, I was in an accident and neighbors, helping me get back into my house in a wheelchair, moved my scissors and many of my belongings to the back yard... inexplicably leaving them uncovered. I still have those rusty scissors. RIP.
Too damaged. Very thin at some places.
Although, it could be fixed by grinding, welding and sanding.
But that would take too much time, and money of course.
Sometimes you do things that really don’t make much sense, because you’re curious to see how it turns out. The fact that they work at all is something of a minor miracle.
For some reason I thought they would be smooth. In retrospect, the metal looks hammered. Great job!
I love that you kept them pitted from the rust. They look super cool! Nice work!
Thank you very much! 🐢
Maybe you should've welded some fresh metal to the handles and scissors before powder coating them. You might've gotten fuller results. Great video. 😉👍
Ооо!!! Столько манипуляций! И новые креативные ножницы! Браво!
I have scissors just like those (but no rust) that I bought at a yard sale for $1. Based on the maker's ID, I dated the scissors to circa 1850, Sheffield, England.
The only problem with this particular pair was the original fulcrum bolt was gone, and somebody had replaced it with a short machine screw and a wingnut a long time ago.
incrível transformação de uma tesoura velha enferrujada em uma tesoura velha preta
Looking at the comments, I thought they where gunna end up WAY more pitted and decayed. You made them function, which is impressive all on its own, wasnt nearly as bad as some are making it out to be.
Man that thing was basically rust in the shape of a scissor 😍 You´ve got to love rust so much to touch that 😍
Great work 👍👍
Thank you very much! 😁🐢
Мало того , что у вас золотые руки , так ещё вы умный человек ! Это ж сколько информации нужно знать , чтобы делать всё с нужным последованием процесса ! Смотреть , мне как женщине , завораживает ! Спасибо вам за то , что вы есть ! Удачи вам !
Большое спасибо! 🐢
Lo vi completo, no es lo que yo esperaba, creo que se pudo haber trabajado mucho más en ellas. En fin, el punto del video es que ver el proceso sea satisfactorio, y lo es.
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The finished product isn’t perfect, but considering what lengths you had to go to to get it to where it was that’s pretty impressive. Sometimes you just can’t restore it to a completely smooth surface sometimes you just have to make it look as good as you can and make it work again.
Thank you for explaining what you’re doing and why it’s important. I watch a lot of restoration videos and I’ve only just found out what bluing liquid is after watching this
Этим ножницами ещё жить и жить!!! Отличная работа ❤
Большое спасибо!🐢
Oh now that rust removing thingy at the beginning was A1!
0:01 this scissors can be legend in a Saw movie
I have never in my life heard of a needle scaler. You learn something new every day :) Awesome work!
Thank you very much! 🐢
Lo que más admiro de tus vídeos aparte de la restauración, es tu gran paciencia y dedicación a cada detalle 👍💪
Да занимаематся реставрировать старые ножницы это настоящий талант надо иметь и терпения мне ваши видео нравится мне они даже настроение поднимают.
А зачем тебе это нужно?Ты же не пользуешься старой машиной,или ещё что хуже старой женой?
That poor scissors came to life now. ✂️
I would use transparent green or yellow epoxy to cover up the decay sand-blasted handles in order to review its history. As to the blades, I would rather weld it completely and finsh up with mirror-shine.
Vu l'etat de ces scisaux au départ, le résultat est presque miraculeux. Bravo pour votre patience et votre courage.
Give this man an award! That thing had been in its grave and you brought it back!
Thank you very much! 🐢
How. Just how. He literally is the guy that proceeds to make my life a whole lot better. He turns things that are already good even better. He makes the videos VERY satisfying. He LITERALLY MAKES SOMETHING THAT LOOKS LIKE IT CAME FROM A DUMPSTER AND MADE IT LOOK LIKE IT'S WORTH A THOUSAND BUCKS. And theres just so much more to list out. Keep it up my guy!
Thank you very much! 🐢🤩🤩
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Interesting piece of work, but finished appears more like "ended". I thought you would have cleaned them up better. Obviously these were frightful to begin with, but I had hoped you would ean them up better. Thanks for sharing and sorry for the negativity in my comments because I do enjoy your videos. 🇨🇱🇺🇸🤔🥂
Thank you very much for your feedback!🐢
I like how this is more like an actual restoration instead of just a remake
Напрасный труд! Но мастер замечательный!!!
Видео же по результатам в конце,что не режут
I found my newest obsession. This video actually was strangely comforting and about lulled me to sleep 😭 glad I was able to watch to the end though, very satisfying.
love it how he cuts the bolt ultra precise and then the paper heart;s the most uneven and jagged cut imaginable
I love your videos. I spent a significant part of my life serving in the US Navy. That "needle scaler" - we used them regularly in the Navy. We called it a "needle gun". Thanks for another fascinating restoration video. I really admire your skill and attention to detail. Bravo Zulu!
Thank you very much! Yes in Germany it is also called "needle gun" literally translated, but the official English name for it is probably "needle scaler"?! 🤷😅🐢
For missing sections I'd recommend welding the areas and then doing the linishing etc it's obviously restorable
yeah throw some weld on it, it's just a pair of scissors
@@storm_filter yeah weld will help anything even if most of time money wise ain't worth it u can restore anything so it don't matter if it's just scissors the point is if u remaking a restoration video follow it through all the way like my mechanics RUclips restoration xD
Удивительное превращение старых ножниц в черные.. без ржавчины.. ДЕЛО МАСТЕРА БОИТСЯ.... такое терпение..кропотливость... умение... большой респект.. с удовольствием смотрю ваши ролики..
I'm honestly here bc...well 1) I find these videos very entertaining, and 2) I didn't feel like watching anything else and remembered this channel is a thing lol
Nice job! I was expecting you to maybe weld some material on and do a more clean resto. But I think you did a great job at preserving a piece of history and keeping it from further decay. Turned out very nice for that purpose!!
Thank you very much for great Feedback!🤗🐢
As impressed as I am that they even opened, let alone survive the rest of the restoration process, I feel like the only way to get them to a point that everyone would be happy with them is if you built up the metal to the point where there would be more new metal rather than the original metal. So that would kind of defeat the purpose. On a project as small scale as this, it was probably best just to melt the scissors down.
The fact he actually spends hours to days for our entertainment is crazy
A couple more years and Mother Nature would’ve had these scissors back home.
I am amazed at how much manual labor you put into this restoration. Using a rasp file, I always thought that would be for the finishing touch, otherwise an angle grinder would be used. Your patience is commendable sir. Kudos!
Thanks very much! 🐢
That sand blasting part was interesting 🤩👌👏👍👍👏👌🤩🤩👌👏👍👍👏👌🤩
Hi, I was just wondering where you get all these rusty tools. I would love to do something like this myself so that is why I am asking. Love your videos, have a nice day!
I'm as mad as the person who makes these videos and have a collection of all sorts of rusty tools. I have found them in all manner of places: skips/dumpsters, on walks in cities, towns, thrown behind bins, in the woods, at council rubbish tips. Sometimes people put stuff out on the pavement/sidewalk with a "help yourself" sign. Some things, people had cleared out their garages or sheds. Once you start actively looking and asking around you will end up with a boxful so big you will be able to restore to your heart's content! Good luck!
@@happydillpickle thank you so much! I will certainly try some of those places.
@@Alex-fw9wf No worries ☺️
don’t you love how the creator gave your comment a heart, then didn’t even answer your question?
@@nugget1044 lol yeah but I think it’s cause the other person answered first and they creator saw no flaw in the answer so they didn’t say anything… or maybe they just spam heart every comment. I’m not sure 😅
They may never cut paper again, but you certainly honed your skills on it! Nice job!
I LOVE WATCHING THIS GUY
15:33 that is paper
Thank you 🐢
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It was very satisfied 😊and very Nick me and my cousins were amazed
Awesome job❤
Thanks very much! 🐢
I love your videos! I have a question though.. On one of the cleavers that you restored you chose to use electrolysis to remove the rust. Why was that method used for that project vs other methods? I'm learning there are several methods to remove rust, and I'm curious why one way is better than another.
I cannot comment on the reasoning for the choices in this instance, but I understand electrolysis is a bit less aggressive on the parts than chemical rust removers and mechanical processes such as media blasting or using a wire wheel.
@@SerenaBluee 🤔Thank you for that!
The fact that they actually worked again is amazing- that's definitely restoration enough for me. I don't know what everyone else here is on about haha
Thank you so much! 🐢
Fantastic work. It is impressive to see how the scissors were at the beginning, and how well they have turned out.
Congratulations!
Theres nothing impressive about them, somehow he managed to make them look worse than before!
@@Mrcaremal5 I disagree. But I respect your opinion....
@@Mrcaremal5 ok the scissors at the beginning looks *HORRIBLE* even if they didn’t do *GREAT* there’s no possible way it looks worse than before, they actually did pretty good ngl, I don’t respect ur opinion bc u just want attention and I know it.
dude you have the most perfect videos no intro no speaking you're straight to the point and really nice and satisfying tool👌
Thank you very much! 🐢
I usually use your videos to relax, but at 0:18 made me jump hahahaha
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Great job 😄 I actually like the no talking with random sounds. Creepy but in a funny way. The first time watching one of these videos, I had to make sure my sound was working. Glad we got to see them cut!
Да...лажа.Осталось эти ножницы закинуть туда,откуда их отковыряли.Самый лучший вариант.
Точно🤣 медицина тут бессильна.
выкрасить и выбросить. ну он и выкрасил. видимо и выбросил. только не показал
Главно функцию свою главную выполняют.
Pessoal ele restaurou para ficar original essa tesoura é uma relíquia não se deve tirar a originalidade dela por que é uma relíquia ele conseguiu restaurar
What a huge improvement but what would be Cooler is to take the restoration process one step further and make them to look like new.
Ich feiere irgendwie deine Videos weil es macht bock zu sehen wie du das wieder herstellst
😂😂😂😂
Ching cheng hanji
Vielen Dank! 🤗🐢
I'm seeing the restoration he is making. Impressively.
I love to see cutting edge technology sharpening up antiques.
This was quite satisfying to watch. Really amazing job guys !! I really love the antique look it has
Thank you very much! 🐢
Applause for all the work and attempts... but in my opinion, a lot of work for little reward... but it was worth it!!
Оставь бедный труп в покое. Некромант. 😀
Wow! When ya have the right tools the job is half done.
Beautiful work!✂️
Sandblasts scissors....
This is something I found that I wasn't looking for that I would do for fun. 👍
Более 23 ТЫСЯЧИ часов лежали половинки ножниц в растворе? Это же больше 3-х лет!😮
Great process video
Nice working
Magical change!
멋진과정입니다
I like the way you converted something almost useless into something almost useful.
Que linda, que bela restauração,da gosto de ver! parabéns/ do Brasil!!!
Use google translate
Those have so much deep pitting and missing metal from the rusting I really needs to have the craters welded and filled in and then resurfaced
But still a great resto job as usual
Minha nossa....um trabalhão em tanto recuperar essa tesoura 🙄😳😱...
I'm very sorry Min... so far, this's the worsts restoration i've ever seen... or will there be a part 2 or 3!? 🤔
Old to new. You're a genius my friend. Hope you'll make more out of your projects better than the first time👍
Well I don’t know if I’d consider it new but it’s a massive improvement