This was really frozen !! Very nice work I say great job getting it apart. Even after all that rust and it being frozen it still works !! 👍👍 Nice work !!
Again you have surpassed all expectations!!! You were able to make that sleeping wrench wake up and get back to work!!! Outstanding skill sets!!! Well done!!!
Always love your videos- awesome work! Question if you dont mind. I found a very old, very brittle cowbell in the ground today. I think its mild steel and it is very rusty. I do not have an electrolysis machine. How do you suggest i restore it?
Mis respetos y reconocimiento para usted, señor!!. Tiempo, dinero y mucho esfuerzo fue invertido en esta pieza; dañada en extremo. Obvio el resultado es sumamente reconfortante y bello y, también me queda claro que será meramente decorativa o de exhibición en algún museo... Ya no es operante (al menos no es segura). Ojalá se lograra duplicar en una pieza 100% nueva y comercializarla en escala decente. Yo la verdad, SI compraría una!!. 😊
AMAZING! When I first saw that I said to myself 'If ReX can get the jaws to open and close I'll take my pants off'. Well, here ya go... I literally took my pants off (and put them back on, naturally.) Possibly your best resto yet. Keep up the good work. Any idea of the maker from that circular mark?
I'm a moron. I was like "that will take forever to clean that thing using that little rotary tool.". Then i realized he was just cleaning a contact area for the electrolysis. Lol
I do believe that you should consider other techniques, instead of the electrolysis, wire brushes and cold bluing combination, that you are using every time... A muriatic acid solution for rust removal, followed by abrasive blasting and finally zinc powder coating, would be way more interesting and I believe would produce a very nice result!
Well for one thing, for abrasive blasting he’d need a cabinet, air compressor and abrasive media and the space for them. Far easier to use electrolysis and wire brushes.
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I really had my doubts that this could be restored. You've got some mad skills my friend! 👍
This was really frozen !! Very nice work I say great job getting it apart. Even after all that rust and it being frozen it still works !! 👍👍 Nice work !!
Very impressive work! I thought it was impossible, but you did it.
Getting that disassembled was impressive. Too bad the thumb nut broke.
Spoilers! 😂
What you achieved, with what you had to start with is nothing short of outstanding 🎉
THAT was amazing! You just don’t give up! 👍😎👍
That looked impossible, amazing restoration, thankyou.
Well done my friend, from, Bayamo, Cuba
Again you have surpassed all expectations!!! You were able to make that sleeping wrench wake up and get back to work!!! Outstanding skill sets!!! Well done!!!
Always love your videos- awesome work! Question if you dont mind. I found a very old, very brittle cowbell in the ground today. I think its mild steel and it is very rusty. I do not have an electrolysis machine. How do you suggest i restore it?
love your content, question about the process: at 2:10 why do you use that tool to clean off small sections of rust before doing the electrolysis?
To have a good contact between the metal and the wire
Brilliant restoration
You gave it a whole new useful life. Very nicely done!
So beautiful a restoration❤!
Beautiful restoration mister well done
Mis respetos y reconocimiento para usted, señor!!. Tiempo, dinero y mucho esfuerzo fue invertido en esta pieza; dañada en extremo. Obvio el resultado es sumamente reconfortante y bello y, también me queda claro que será meramente decorativa o de exhibición en algún museo... Ya no es operante (al menos no es segura). Ojalá se lograra duplicar en una pieza 100% nueva y comercializarla en escala decente. Yo la verdad, SI compraría una!!. 😊
Maybe WW1, I’m 90 years old and that configuration was ancient when I was a kid. Crescent Wrench would be WW2.
Amazing Restoration 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Did yiu find any makers marks on it? Thanks for restoring this part of history!
Nice work as always. Such a wonderful restoration 😊😊
Just curious. Does the metal of the object weaken after all those years of non-usage?
Thought it was unsaveable. Well done.
Great job, excellent result.
Não achei que seria possível ; parabéns !
Time is mouny but you loose your time for this ,,,you can buy this 👍👍👍
WOW..Great job
AMAZING! When I first saw that I said to myself 'If ReX can get the jaws to open and close I'll take my pants off'. Well, here ya go... I literally took my pants off (and put them back on, naturally.) Possibly your best resto yet. Keep up the good work. Any idea of the maker from that circular mark?
Amazing.
Bravo!
Ekdam nya bna diye👌😊
Amazing job 🎉🎉 great restoration !
good job bro
You gave it a better shot than I would have that’s for sure. You’ve got skills, dedication, and patience. Good work!
Does the electrolysis process cause the water to boil?
No. It causes bubbles to form at the surface of the metal. The bubbles then dislodge the rust.
А чому завжди початкове очищення робите на суху? Чому б не замочити артефакт в гарячій воді з миючим засобом і почистити його з водою?
Super jest to odrestaurowane ten stary zabytkowy klucz pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
W.D. 40 CAN'T HURT 😮
I'm a moron. I was like "that will take forever to clean that thing using that little rotary tool.". Then i realized he was just cleaning a contact area for the electrolysis. Lol
А был ли смысл его восстанавливать?
Маєш терпіння друже.. я б для себе зробив би молоток з опльоткою ручки і набагато частіше б його використовував ніж цей ключ. .
That wrench is from a 1920 Harley Davidson tool kit.
Вітаю з початком зварювальних робіт!
I reckon that nut and thread will always be a mite loose, but that last nut had to give in 😅 Working wrench from the bench!
I do believe that you should consider other techniques, instead of the electrolysis, wire brushes and cold bluing combination, that you are using every time... A muriatic acid solution for rust removal, followed by abrasive blasting and finally zinc powder coating, would be way more interesting and I believe would produce a very nice result!
Well for one thing, for abrasive blasting he’d need a cabinet, air compressor and abrasive media and the space for them. Far easier to use electrolysis and wire brushes.
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Restaurada chave inglesa 🪛😉
Five minutes in the sand blaster and the job would have been done .
😂😂 at first it looks like a toast biscuit. Even that color..😅
You clearly have a lot of time on your hands
Респект що в дії показуєш інструмент
Це стальні нерви потрібно мати , щоб такі побиті часом речі реставрувати.
I just wonder if he turn and looked at
Now will be left to rust again. Lol
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Гайку бы другую, люфт.
Ключ из набора инструментов для пулемета максима
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
корозія металу🤘🤘🤘🤘
Some persons don’t know what restoration mean.
Догадувався, що цей ключ буду на реставрації😀
If this item is antique than ok .otherwise expensive and useless method cause week tool for use .
Pertect!
Sandblast!!
.то уже больше для красоты, чем пользоваться
I wonder what this wrench was used for in war.
what a massive waste of time and energy, it looks terrible and is useless
I restore and restore like an idiot. I can make the unusable trash of any artefact.
ALL BS MY FRIENDS!!!!!!!!!! AND WHY WASTE TIME ON IT!!!!!!! IT"S CHEAPER TO BUY A NEW ONE!!!!!!!!!!!
Not really as impressed with this restoration as I had hoped. Sorry, 😢
Still a crap wrench lol