1960s Rusted Military Lantern Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- This is the most beautiful Army Lantern i ever seen.
Was produced in France for Army in 1960 and was utilized for airplane signalization.
As you can see this lantern was metallic gray but behind was green, i don't know why, looks like was made like that.
This lantern was very oxidated and rusty. The two lenses were yellowish and blurred.
I decidet to make green this lantern to mach the original color.
Let me know what do you think about this restoration.
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What do you do with all your finished restorations?
Your current polisher is fine. You need a new start capacitor. If you change 1 out, change both so you don't have to later.
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Hi Tysy. I have just restored a similar one of these myself. Would love it if you had time to check it out and give me some feedback 👍
I am so glad you did not show the end result in the thumbnail. Part of the fun of watching the video is to see what the restoration will look like. It's like opening a birthday present. 😄
Great job as always!
My cat watched it with me. He didn’t take his eyes off the screen and purred the whole time. I think you have a new fan. 😻
My kitten does the same thing
That’s great 👍
My cats like watching restorations too! 😁🐈
Obviously your cat knows what's up
I like how you’re adding little captions throughout the video. Maybe add one at the end that tells us how long the whole restoration took? I’m genuinely curious. Love the video!
Yeah, please consider this
I like the fact you used holy water. If I did that, my hands would burst into flames.
Nice work!
Do you play clash of clans? Just curious
why else do you think hes wearing gloves?
That sandblaster is still hypnotic..
Yes, I want a go! :)
I would like a go at it too.
That lamp was made the same year I was. Some days I feel in need of a restoration. You might give it a thought, a whole new RUclips idea. The sandblasting might sting a little.
As always a great job on the restoration.
Lmfao
@ 5:08 yes I certainly want to try! I I need a sandblaster. Manual sanding with paper just a pain in the posterior and never this good.
Sandblasting is actually really fun, it’s literally all I do at work and you can get paid good money.
Then sandblasting part is my favorite.
Louis Faasen And it’s satisfying to watch.
*In brightest day, in blackest night,*
*No evil shall escape my sight.*
*Let those who worship evil's might*
*Beware my power--Green Lantern's light!*
The nerd in me needed to say this hehe. Great job as always!
Nothing wrong with that good post
I did it too
Yeah but did u have to Google the correct phrasing? 😒
@@animatedant Actually, no I didn't. I edited it because Ibmade a typo. And it msde me cringe. Long live typing on my phone
Nice DC reference
I love that you put a mirror like finish on every part. Not just those that will show once reassembled. Nice job.
Thank you for not trying to modernize it with LED's and other crap.
It's beautiful the way it is - exactly how it was when it was new.
The military was still using these in Germany in 1980/81. We got repair parts for them to keep them functional. They were heavy and bulky, but they did light well. I seem to remember the ones we had also came with red lens/lens covers for night operations. Nicely done, sir.
There's something relaxing and satisfying watching something get sandblasted...
My favorite restoration is you restoring old lamps. I would really like to try sandblasting myself .
The green lantern shines like a jewel!
No CGI and still much better than the original Green Lantern film! Kudos to you, sir!
Ah yes, it's TysyTube time! Edit: sandblasting, snapping fingers to get things on the paper, great restoration! GREAT!
You forgot: By pure TysyTube magic the reflector got all nice and shiny again. Magic :)
I don't know why I like watching these restorations. I just do.
I like how you are not afraid to take things apart and that you are so meticulous about every little piece. Great restoration 😃
I thought the lamp would be older like 30s or 40s at the earliest 👍
Really nice workmanship on this lamp. The front light was to get to the landing zone. The dome light identified the landing zone, one worked but more was better. Usually had 4 to I'd the pad area.
I was hoping you would flash at the TYSY sign on the wall when it was dark. Good stuff, my friend!
I so love your work, and the best part is you are not afraid of hand tools. Sometimes you just need that feeling of how much to torque something.
The sandblaster is mesmerizing
Holy water and happy paradise dish soap. That makes for a blessed restauration! And yes... as usual, a LIPO and LEDS in there!!!
It's a pleasure watching you work in all these restorations.
I didn’t think all of it was green colour. I would keep the handles and the top frame silver by polishing them only. Well done man✌🏼👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼👍🏼
You are a true genius...you know all the machanism..the electrical part and color knowledge..its amazing..!!👏👏👍
Ryan Reynolds called, he wants his green lantern back😂😂 Great job👍
Nice.🙂
Yeah... Somebody had to say it !😁
Nope this is Alan Scott's Lantern not Hal Jordan's...
The Lord of the lanterns nailed it again!!!😄👍🏻💡
Nice one! Lol
That is a BEAUTIFUL lamp you've restored and your restoration was PERFECT.
Tysy, you are methodical during your breakdowns. No piece on any project is missed. Incredible video! I've come to expect nothing less than exceptional... you never disappoint!
Love watching you fix this beautiful lantern, wish I had the skills to do stuff like this! And yes, I would loooove to have a go with the sandblaster, it's so satisfying to watch!
Karina, you can get the skills by doing stuff like this. Start small, you will fail some times, but failing is a great teacher. And before you know it, you will own a sandblaster box.
The dark green and polished metals look amazing, love it when every piece is polished, painted or coated! Really beautiful! And you should just do a refurbish on your bench grinder, we've all watched you use it since it had that wierd box on it and now it needs some love too!
*This man is highly skilled and well trained you need to be skillful agile and above all you need to be fast and very safe or as I always say TysyTube is a professional! my sincere congratulations!*
And a great colour too. I think the grern suits it. Love watching you sandblast stuff. 👍
Expert craftsmanship and engineering.
Good restoration ,this lasts another lifetime
Holy water Batman! What a restoration!
I can't believe that the gaskets were good enough to re-use. Great job!
Hello everyone
Very beautiful lamp indeed, it is rare lamps like that.
Nice work as usual.
See you soon for a new video.
Bonjour a tous
Très belle lampe en effet ,c'est rare des lampes comme ça.
Beau travail comme d'habitude.
A bientôt pour une nouvelle vidéo.
I love it when he puts paint stripper on stuff and when he sandblasts stuff 🔥🔥🔥🔥 plus the final product
Had one of these lanterns back in the sixties for stock feeding.Found it clumsy and pretty poor light. Swapped it for a Colman pressure lamp,circa 1949, now that was a Magic lantern in comparison. Enjoyed the vid. Happy memories.
Wizard King of restorations, congratulations
You should sell you restored items to "Pawn Stars". Mr. Rick will defenitely love your restoration and give a reasonable price for it. And I loved to see you on television Mr. Tysy.
Отличная реставрация бро! Как же хорошо, что есть такие каналы, где можно потешить свой перфекционизм👍
Sandblaster looks fun
Great restoration! The lantern is now a museum quality showpiece.
Good job
colleague!!!
ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНАЯ РАБОТА 👍👍👍
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Yes, I want to try using a sandblaster. It is fantastic!
Normal price: $20,00 - After restoration: $3500,00
Great restoration! What a lovely piece of art and antique light. Must place at home as a decoration piece. Thanks for sharing.
That green color is beautiful 😍
Где ты берёшь эти ретро вещи .И ты за деньги восстанавливаешь или это так работа для души хобби так сказать.. 👍😉
Thank you for the beautiful restoration. The video was wonderful to watch at the end of a bland week.
My Dad worked for the London Electricity Board back in the days when they made these torches. They were standard issue for maintenance staff. They were identical to this one except for the cage at the top.
I would definitely watch videos, where you are using the sandblaster. Just the sandblasting in the whole video, for hours. Somehow it keeps me calm.
lantern restorations are my favorite ✨
Awesome job as always that sandblaster is like the best thing you own for restorations like these keep up the great work my friend
Tu as un talent fou pour restaurer ces objets bravo pour ton magnifique travail
merci 😊
I think this was my favorite episode! My Grandfather had one and his was an olive drab color.
For a polisher, maybe find an old, but good high-torque low-rpm bench grinder and make a restoration video on it. I'd love seeing that. Big fan, take care
You and My Mechanics are the best. Absolute perfection and great inspiration
thank you so much 😊
You did it again... No words, just action. Love it!!
Definitely looks greenlatern from cartoons very awesome job
The green rattle can paint is impressive! It covers very well!
For a metal polishing grinder, I used a belt-driven mandrel powered by a motor mounted to the bench. You can change rpm of the motor and the mandrel allows you to get all around parts without interference from a motor casing. Worked well for me.
Работа настоящего профессионала!
Sandblasting is so satisfying
Simply outstanding! It's all in the details. Absolute complete restoration.
Watching other people work is very relaxing 😀
A beautiful piece of history.!!!
Another restoration under your belt Tysy well done
why do people give a thumbs down? I don't get the logic, what was wrong or bad about the video? I think people are really stupid & and angry & just don't like to see someone doing something beautiful. Sorry to see that negative energy. I love what you do and the attention to detail. Thanks for sharing.
Been watching many of your older videos the past days and it really shows how much your editing and pacing improved, a real joy to watch you work and the presentation :)
The Green Lantern Corp will be happy you restored their lantern
I love how meticulous and careful you are in what you do. I've watched some other restoration videos and they're either very heavy handed or just lazy. like with the contacts assembly, the fact that you took the whole thing apart to clean/restore it, on other channels they would have just left it together. I'm always very impressed by your work.
awesome video gives me the confidence to restore my signaling lantern like this one
Excellent work of the master! )
replace capacitor on grinder should turn the right way right away if not install one
take the capacitor off completely, and you can spin the motor in the direction that you want. i did that to my sears lathe motor, and i can run it in reverse to cut sanding time in half.
Psft🤷🏿♂️
@@timpani25 Potentially dangerous, though. Most grinders spin downwards for a reason. If an upwards-spinning grinder grabbed the work it would fling it up into your face.
Another beautiful restoration. They just keep getting better and better. Congratulations.
I love the comments on how long something took you, very interesting to learn that some things take very long
As always you have smashed this one into orbit fantastic paint job and I look forward to the next one thank you Brian
10 views and 26 likes
man you're so good people must be liking your video twice!
Dude they like first watching after 😉
Views are calculated differently now - it doesn't count if you just open the video, you have to watch at least half of it for it to count as a view.
Hi Tysy , again wonderful job. Started having my wife watch your videos and she enjoys it. I wanna start making it a daily thing with her.
As a collector of vintage flashlights, I especially enjoyed this video! You did a beautiful job (as usual), and your results are fantastic! I am proud of how much you have progressed from your first projects… you are first class all the way! Thanks for posting!
It's become sort of a tradition to come home from work on friday afternoon and watch the new tysy video with a cup of coffee. Great way to start the weekend! Thanks mate. ;)
I would love to be able to do this all day - not the video/editing part but just the restorations. Another great piece my friend!
What a cool light, nice save
I like how you make hard things so simple
I am always amazed by what you do with things like this. You are truly talented - and very, very patient!
c'est toujours avec un tres grand plaisir que je visionne vos restorations , tres bien filmé en prime ,bravo encore un superbe travail !! merci .
Excellent result , worth all the hours put into it . Terrific !
Indeed, many pieces. You did a great job!
"In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight, let those who worship evil's might, beware my power... Green Lantern's light!"
Great video!
I have tried sandblasting and I find it to be a fun and enjoyable processes.
I watched a lot of restoration videos. but you are the best 👍
you haven't watched enough then
thank you for ✊✊✊ Tysy tube, My mechanics and Rescue & Restore - three kings of restoration. Love you all🔥
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@@dawidpaneta3056 Thanks. I looked, I have to be honest, the channel is not very. A lot of video acceleration. I like it when do not accelerate
Also, LADB Restoration 👍
I know sandblasting very well. I have done this with sand and glaspearls.
You don't need a new grinder. It looks like there are a 3-phase motor putted to a 1-phase cable. If the L-wire on L1 and the neutral wire on L3, then you need a bipolar capacitor between L2 an L3. Capacity about 70 Microfarad. Then your grinder should run well.
Btw: I am from germany, have the license to be a foreman and I'm working in a factory, who overhauling and retrofitting old grinding machines.
I like your videos and waiting for new projects. Have a good time.
Yours are consistently the most immaculate restoration results I see on RUclips. Always a joy! Oh, and your next grinder/polisher should be one you restore, of course!