vidéo IN-CRO-YABLE il y a pus de technicité que dans d'autres vidéos de d'autre créateurs c'est juste trop bien ce que tu nous présente ici...encore un montage de qualité. Qu'attendent les marques pour te sponsoriser ?? ma vidéo préférée.
Mesmerizing. These acetylene or carbide lamps lighted the temporary stalls and carts selling fruits, spices, toys and sweets in India many decades ago. In those days (1950s and 1960s and even 1970s) electricity had not reached some parts of cities and the whole of rural India but trade under the acetylene lamps was perfectly possible due to intense white light. Great, brought back child hood memories.
Exactly. In rural India the carbide lamps and kerosene lanterns are used up to the late seventies. I have used it in my childhood days. Its mechanism was very simple and village blacksmiths manufacture it. This excellent video reminds me of my childhood days. Thanks a lot.
They were also used on early motorcycles and cars. Some of the Veteran cars, that take part in the annual London to Brighton run, are still fitted with them.
I knew it had potential when I first saw it but now I’m sure it’s better then new since it was a utility light it wouldn’t have been this polished new! I do want to warn you about lead safety tho, if you ever plan to sand or polish any soldering don’t use a dremel it makes the lead go airborne and you can breathe it in also you don’t want to get lead in your shop, instead use a wet sanding method with as little water as possible and do it over plastic and some rags so you can wrap it all up and throw it away! Keep it going and keep it safe 😊
Outstanding approach to this restoration! A little too much drama in the editing, don't get too crafty! NIce bench, music, etc. I subscribed because I think even more work is coming which will please so many. Well done!
seen quite a few smaller versions of these used in the old mines in the usa. water hits the carbide and the carbide then gives off acetylene gas. prior to batt powered lights in mines, these were used i believe up till the 50's. before that miners mined by candle light.
I would recomend using citric acid versus HCL as it is much safer to both you and the work, and when your done with it you can use it as ant and weed killer with out harmful side effects.
Très sympa, j'ai 3 aceto dont deux Arras, celle là est différente des modèles de base, c'est chouette. Tu peux utiliser une chaussette pour le carbure de calcium, c'est plus sympa pour avoir un débit plus constant de gaz et pour dechauller après....
Карбид кальция при реакции с водой выделяет ацетилен, горючий газ. Ацетилен один из самых опасных газов - он способен передавать горение через щели, через которые другие газы горение не передают. А еще это газ моего детства, какие мощные получались бомбы......... Его было много на производствах, котельных, им заправлялись ацетиленовые генераторы для газорезки и сварки. Хранился где попало в емкостях примерно по 50 литров. Дефицитом для ребятни большим не был. Как просто сделать бомбу писать не буду - элементарно.
Шикарная реставрация! Вы - Мастер! Правда, я откровенно не понимаю, за счёт чего получается огонь... Пояснили бы - я был бы благодарен. Привет из Сибири, Россия.
@@JSNRestoration Карбид кальция при реакции с водой выделяет ацетилен, горючий газ. Ацетилен один из самых опасных газов - он способен передавать горение через щели, через которые другие газы горение не передают. А еще это газ моего детства, какие мощные получались бомбы.........
Si je peux me permettre : Tu gazes ! (Très bon jeu de mots). Les lampes à acétylène ne sont pas simples du tout à restaurer (débit de fuite, étanchéité, lumière du bec bruleur, ...). Donc bravo.
Please don’t add water to HCL like that, you’ll be dispersing fumes and spray from splashing the acid increasing the likelihood of causing burns or inhaling the fumes 😢if you need to, add the acid to water by carefully pouring it in and diluting it safely
Way to wave the white flag and go with gels instead of getting actual tinted glass. As someone who likes fomenting conflict, I just wanted to say that. Red glass costs more because real red glass uses gold. Honestly, I'm surprised, with the quality of the rest of your restoration, I would have gone with real glass. Yes, I'm just poking fun, I know France and America are long time allies. We could use your experience in dealing with despots lately.
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vidéo IN-CRO-YABLE il y a pus de technicité que dans d'autres vidéos de d'autre créateurs c'est juste trop bien ce que tu nous présente ici...encore un montage de qualité. Qu'attendent les marques pour te sponsoriser ?? ma vidéo préférée.
Que des compliments! Merci beaucoup mon pote❤️
Mesmerizing. These acetylene or carbide lamps lighted the temporary stalls and carts selling fruits, spices, toys and sweets in India many decades ago. In those days (1950s and 1960s and even 1970s) electricity had not reached some parts of cities and the whole of rural India but trade under the acetylene lamps was perfectly possible due to intense white light. Great, brought back child hood memories.
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Exactly. In rural India the carbide lamps and kerosene lanterns are used up to the late seventies. I have used it in my childhood days. Its mechanism was very simple and village blacksmiths manufacture it. This excellent video reminds me of my childhood days. Thanks a lot.
They were also used on early motorcycles and cars.
Some of the Veteran cars, that take part in the annual London to Brighton run, are still fitted with them.
Nice work with no fancy tools needed.
Thanks :)
Now worth in the high thousands. GREAT RESTORATION. SICK LAMP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
😂😂
Beautiful lantern and awesome restoration!
Thank you😃
This looks awesome. Well done
Thank you!!😁
Well done she's a beaut
Thank you😋
Je l'ai vu ce matin mais je la re-regarde ce soir pour me détendre 🥰
Whaou😍
I have never seen any thing like this, I look forward
to more of your videos. thank you.
Thanks to you🤩
Great job, a fantastic rescue of another piece of history. BRAVO✌️
Thanks bro👍🏻
Good results my friend.. greetings from Indonesia
Thank you :))
Lovely job. 👌👌
Thanks ;)))
Very cool restoration
Thank you🥳
Great job👌👌
Thanks bro!😁
@@JSNRestoration 😆😆
What a lot of meticulous work but oh such a beautiful outcome. Great job
Beautiful work. Thanks.
Thanks to you :)
Does whatever a spider can🕷🕷🕷🕸🕸🕸 And GREAT job.
Aha Thanks ! :)
propre ça doit bien éclairer.
Very nicley done, and with run of the mill tools too!
Yes! Thank you so much😋
Super restoration 👌
Merci beaucoup !!😊
nice lamp, i even liked it in original form
Thanks :)
Well done...
Very interesting restoration project ❤️🌠🙂
Thanks :)
OMG cette vidéo est la plus belle vidéo que j'ai vue de la journée continue comme cela chef
Merci mon reuf aha
Awesome job.
Thank you😁
bons scripts et excellent travail. Bravo et merci.
Merci à vous😁
Gran restauración muy bonita la lampara
I knew it had potential when I first saw it but now I’m sure it’s better then new since it was a utility light it wouldn’t have been this polished new! I do want to warn you about lead safety tho, if you ever plan to sand or polish any soldering don’t use a dremel it makes the lead go airborne and you can breathe it in also you don’t want to get lead in your shop, instead use a wet sanding method with as little water as possible and do it over plastic and some rags so you can wrap it all up and throw it away! Keep it going and keep it safe 😊
I didn't know, thanks for the info! 😦
With good ventilation.. I do lead casting and even use a mask and fan outside
Very nice job on an unusual piece. I liked everything but the ominous music.
Thanks 🙂
Outstanding approach to this restoration! A little too much drama in the editing, don't get too crafty! NIce bench, music, etc. I subscribed because I think even more work is coming which will please so many. Well done!
Long time no see a pince monseigneur!
I didn’t know these existed, great job on the video 😊
Thank you 😋
Nice restoration mate !😃
Thanks you bro 😅
Interesting object, well done.
Thanks :)
seen quite a few smaller versions of these used in the old mines in the usa. water hits the carbide and the carbide then gives off acetylene gas. prior to batt powered lights in mines, these were used i believe up till the 50's. before that miners mined by candle light.
you said it all! :)
Aaaah , le carbure de calcium ... quand j’étais minot on s’en servait pour la pêche .
Awesome👍
Thanks!!😁
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho 👏👏👏👏👏👏. Saudações do Brasil. From Brazil.
Muito obrigado da França!😁
Great
Thanks :))
Très bien j adore
Merci Eric !!☺️
BUEN TRABAJO
Thanks
I would recomend using citric acid versus HCL as it is much safer to both you and the work, and when your done with it you can use it as ant and weed killer with out harmful side effects.
Très sympa, j'ai 3 aceto dont deux Arras, celle là est différente des modèles de base, c'est chouette.
Tu peux utiliser une chaussette pour le carbure de calcium, c'est plus sympa pour avoir un débit plus constant de gaz et pour dechauller après....
Merci à toi pour ces conseils😁
Ese final de suspenso 👍 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Thanks !!😜
Très belle restauration et tous ces détails pour enjoliver l’objet, très joli.
Merci 😁
4:47 parkside my favourite tools i sell them and use them in my daily repairs
Красавчик
С меня подпись
Giant carbide lamp
Yes !
Bravo pour vos restaurations c’est un plaisir de vous regarder mais serait-il possible d'avoir l’historique en français, merci et encore bravo 😊
Don't clean brass with HCl, it reacts with the zinc in the alloy, which makes the copper show.
effectively :o
Карбид кальция при реакции с водой выделяет ацетилен, горючий газ. Ацетилен один из самых опасных газов - он способен передавать горение через щели, через которые другие газы горение не передают. А еще это газ моего детства, какие мощные получались бомбы......... Его было много на производствах, котельных, им заправлялись ацетиленовые генераторы для газорезки и сварки. Хранился где попало в емкостях примерно по 50 литров. Дефицитом для ребятни большим не был. Как просто сделать бомбу писать не буду - элементарно.
Excelente trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏🇧🇷
Muito obrigado da França :)
Become spiderman lol 🙃
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What if any are the significance of the red and blue lens ?
We call them carbide lamps here in the US.
Hola, cuidado q es d mi quinta, se le debe una consideración,
great job!
what did you use for the color slides? plastic will melt, won't it?
prolly color gel for stage lighting
соляная кислота какой концентрации и что потом разбрызгивалось?
вода :)
кислота какой концентрации, в любых единицах, я переведу как мне надо
@@ΑλέξανδροςοΝαύτης 20% d’acide et le reste en eau. Laissez agir entre 4 à 8h selon le niveau de rouille. :)
Perfeito trabalho !
Thanks :)
Шикарная реставрация! Вы - Мастер!
Правда, я откровенно не понимаю, за счёт чего получается огонь... Пояснили бы - я был бы благодарен.
Привет из Сибири, Россия.
Контакт между водой и камнем создает газ, искру и затем свет
Спасибо :)
@@JSNRestoration Карбид кальция при реакции с водой выделяет ацетилен, горючий газ. Ацетилен один из самых опасных газов - он способен передавать горение через щели, через которые другие газы горение не передают. А еще это газ моего детства, какие мощные получались бомбы.........
@@AnalogopatoM тоже из юзаного карбида сварку делали но немного подсцыкивали боялись взрыва , коришь стекло лампочки так плавил
по сравнению с другими реставрация дешевая а турбинкой резать резиновую прокладку то вообще писец
Это же классика - бросить карбид в лужу и поджечь его)
Just beware acetylene has an explosive potential
Читал когда-то о карбидных фонарях, теперь вот увидел. Представляю вонь от них
Schade um die Patina und die original Bearbeitungsspuren...
Si je peux me permettre : Tu gazes ! (Très bon jeu de mots). Les lampes à acétylène ne sont pas simples du tout à restaurer (débit de fuite, étanchéité, lumière du bec bruleur, ...). Donc bravo.
Never put water in acid,always the other way atound.
Du plastique sur les vitres , quand ça va chauffer ... Hahahaha quelle restauration ...
😎💯👍
😁
Весёлый француз
Es un crimen reemplazar remaches de cobre por pernos de acero modernos.
So slow, it put me to sleep.
😁
Please don’t add water to HCL like that, you’ll be dispersing fumes and spray from splashing the acid increasing the likelihood of causing burns or inhaling the fumes 😢if you need to, add the acid to water by carefully pouring it in and diluting it safely
There was no rust there its a nonferrous metal, copper, brass, or bronze...
🇨🇵🇨🇵🗼❤️👍🤗😊😀
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Please, cut the split pins!
Torx screws on a 80 year old lamp🙈
😂🎉❤😢brasil 😢brasilia 😢brasilriero 😢fluminense,😢mariaadelaidemelo😢 5😢mariaadelaidebrunodemelo😢tupnho
Way to wave the white flag and go with gels instead of getting actual tinted glass. As someone who likes fomenting conflict, I just wanted to say that. Red glass costs more because real red glass uses gold. Honestly, I'm surprised, with the quality of the rest of your restoration, I would have gone with real glass. Yes, I'm just poking fun, I know France and America are long time allies. We could use your experience in dealing with despots lately.
TRES ROUILLEE ..... Elle est en laiton la lampe Hahahahaha .....
Bellissimo da professionista io ne ho una solo che è rotonda bellissimo
U mean a carbide lantern 🏮
Yes✌🏻