Very Rusted Balance Restoration
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I found this Vintage Scale at flea market, it cost me 10€ , a very good price i think , the woman who sold me this beautiful scale explained to me that her parents bought in 1920 to sell food to the market every day until they died...
This is a very durable scale and after this restoration will survive for another 100 years.
I don't know if you seen my other scale restoration, if not pleas watch and tell me what you think and which restoration do you prefer, so i decided with this restoration to not make any paint because many of you requested this, for protection of the metal i have utilized a special produc an inhibator for rust , this produc is a thick oil which become very hard after 24 hours and don't let air and water touch the metal;
I replaced all the screws because they were very rusty.
Index of operation and materials:
( 01 : 14 ) disassembly
( 05 : 13 ) remooving rust with electrolisys
( 05 : 56 ) cleaning the plates
( 06 : 39 ) buffing the plates
( 08 : 36 ) polishing the plates
( 08 : 13 ) brushing the rust after electrolisys
( 09:58 ) buffing all the metal parts
( 11 : 09 ) fixing all the screws
( 12 : 05 ) cleaning all the parts with whitespirit
( 12 : 25 ) appling the Rustol owatrol antirust incolore
( 13 : 56 ) start asesembli the parts
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Disclaimer: I am no professional. I am completely self taught and would appreciate any feedback, advice or constructive criticism and suggestions .
#restoration
#antique
#scale
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Would sandblasting bring the same effect?
1:47 Ёйор срюдрайвер итс сакс, бай ню скрюдрайвер. Лайк а 3:58.
the Walgreens truck just show up at your house now?
what circus does she work for, again?
In India its still common
Thank you for not having music
thank you so much for watching 😊
I was JUST going to request chill music haha
It is much relaxing without music.
I agree. If I want music I can just put something on that I like and not be forced to listen to something author likes. :)
WE WANT MUSIC...........OVERLAID .
If you really think about the fact that the video is sped up, this man is spending several hours in pure silence reviving this scale. It’s just him and the sound of his tools
thank you so much 😊
TysyTube Restoration np brah! I know exactly what that can be like!
@@TysyTube What? No tunes? That's Sad! Scale does work in end ~ well, not bad. =]
i’m not saying he didn’t sit there with just the sound of his tools but headphones do exist
Did you notice that he changed his shirt - so likely over several days.
Yes-Yes-Yes.... You kept all the original character possible and still made the piece functionally perfect. You even replaced the ruined bolts with period correct straight slotted bolts. The original tool maker of a 100 years ago would be proud of you.
Thank you so much Linda, this is what people want me to do
@ Linda Chapman
More precisely these screws LOOK like period correct ones BUT they actually are NOT because...
The standard pitch of european screws (specially small ones) had evolved in mid 50's.
This is just to give you some precisions, I agree, this is BTW a beautiful job.
post-scriptum: for detailed information about it see "norme SI" and "norme ISO" ;-).
+TysyTube Restoration price
+johnny rotten price?
He doesn't speed up videos, he just drinks a lot of espresso.
He used redbull instead of water
LOL 😂
@@MrMrRubic And drinks it by the gallon, not the ounce...
Very good work! That oil you're using for the steel parts is amazing, they got a very old touch with it! Btw I fell in love with your tiny anvil and hammer
thank you so much My Mechanics😃👊
thank you so much 😊
A iesit super. Keep up the good work
thank you so much Adrian 😊 you are the best ✊
my mechanics me too I love hammers I collect them never seen them that small where I live.
Congratulations, you did a fantastic job. But I think you forgot a little detail. After so much cleaning and polishing of, certainty that the weights also needed to be calibrated.
Doesn't matter, the knife edges are ruined
Yea I was wondering about that the weights that is
weights were highly controlled back then,with stamps.
They also used 1l water to check 1 kilo..
I did it on markets on sometime one 1l of water is 1.080grs or more.
The restoration looks great. Might I suggest for the next restoration, instead of taking a steel hammer and steel anvil, try an oak block and a hard rubber mallet or nylon/plastic hammer to the thin brass pieces. Hammering brass between steel thins and stretches the brass where a wood block and the hard rubber, plastic or nylon hammers won't.
Holy smokes a guy who isn't a 12 year old and know what his talking about
@@mannco9458 lol, there are plenty that watch but not talk.
And even if they are kids and trolling, what's the problem? It's their time to be here as we had our chance to be trollers when we were kids.
The only issue is to be kind of polite ;-). It is internet and with a decent comment you can get smth, even a troll. That means it got his/her attention ;-)
Smartass alert
Craftsmen, blacksmiths bend, stretch and mold even harder metals using wood blocks and wooden-, brass- and steelhammers. When metal bends it stretches, hardens and gets thinner. Trick is to know what you're doing (: I'm not here to attack your comment, just saying my own opinion on this matter.
W0W - REALLY! I Cringed, Closed eyes, Yelled at screen - JEEZ I Must be too picky. or not! =]
Restoration videos inspire me... to restore my own life.
Thanks TySy.
No trying to be a smartass here but.. Warren Buffett said the best investment is learning, that is investing in you. It is worth loving yourself in the good sense and investing in yourself, not just by emotions but self parenting. Good luck mate!
This is a much better restoration than your previous scales; you managed to fix any faults while keeping the patina of decades of use and preserving it for the future. Very well done!
thank you so much 😊
i am still learning 😀
Unde ai gasit uleiul penetrant cu care ai dat pe metal?
So glad you resisted the temptation to paint it. Looks great as it is!! Am loving this channel!!
thank you so much 😊
Remove the oil and paint from all piviots and brearing. To much friction, dry works better and that is how it was intended.
Sharpen the piviots. With a 1000 grit stone not files, power tools or sand paper.
If the scale was serviced at the scale company I work for thats where I would start.
Ideally their is 5 to 7 direction changes before the scale gives you a reading.
All that said nice job on making an antique look very love.
Love the look you choose to use.
Hope my recommendation helps.
I just thought about the fact that the weights will no longer be accurate as some of the steel had turned to rust
Great Job! Love the look of the cast parts!
thank you so much 😊, i follow your channel, that rusted axe turned out so good 👍
I like the painted and this style, just depends what look you’re going for. If you want it to look brand new, paint it, if you want to keep the patina and antique look, keep it like this. Great work either way!
So glad you didn't use any paint. This would have taken away all it's originality and patina. Some things are better _not_ fully restored with new paint, fasteners and looking like it's just out of the factory. However, this is what I call a 'sympathetic' restoration. The rust inhibitor is wonderful stuff. A suggestion for complementing old metals is the use of brass roundhead slot screws (not phillips). A lot of old fasteners back in the day were brass, and for these scales, they would compliment the brass weighing pans. Regards. Dawg.
That is the cutest anvil i've ever seen 😂
perfectly balanced... as all things should be.
had to scroll down to see this very comment thank you very much haha
🤣🤣
I have done many quiet hours working quietly , on a horse, tractor, heavy equipment, irrigation, security, others too its peaceful and stress free. Love it 👍😁😁
This is awesome. For some reason this calms me down. Thank you!
thank you so much 😊
Same here buddy
AMSR restorations
To see this level of restoration skill in a world that has basically a "Throw It Away" mindset, is refreshing. I have watched several of your posts here on RUclips and am always amazed. Please teach others to do this. This is a part of history. Showing people how we worked in the past and the advances we have made in just the last 50 years is an education that needs to be continued. Thank you for doing this. Keep up the good work.
Love all the restoration projects. Admire your skill, patience, and knowledge. Excellent !
Hell yeah!!! The world needs more people like you.
so much better and beautiful that the former one!
thank you so much 😊
Good job. !! I'm from Cuba. They used those scales back in the 80s was the last time I saw it. Good memories.
You should get yourself an impact screwdriver. Totally worth it for you :)
Yeah, it's a kind of tool you cannot imagine your life without after buying it. And it's less than 10$.
He destroyed aesthetically by doing it this way.
@@alanalexisperuginoi think you've destroyed most of your braincell
He should get, or use, a centre punch before drilling.
They're $8.99 for an impact driver set at Harbor Freight. Had mine for a fair number of years and it's as good as any I've used. The bits are weak for heavy use but for small screws like this they're fine.
These scale are the best memories of ancient age,its is really rare,you conserve it.
When I was a kid, the bank my parents went to had a lovely big one like this, it always fascinated me.
I loved seeing you take all the intricate pieces apart.
Как приятно смотреть твой канал с переводом на русский! Отличная работа! Молодец!
My uncle had one of those scales in his butcher shop. When I was a kid
Even though I’m watching what you’re doing it still seems like magic!
That's a well balanced video which took some weights off my mind.
Lol dad jokes
Seeing this video makes me both happy and sad
My grandfather used to have a balance too, he passed away 10 years ago and because of rust my father chose to throw it away (I think? I was 8 or 9, so I don't remember. But I never saw that balance again).
Seeing this video somehow manages to make me feel like I still am in my grandpa's living room, trying to figure out the weight of every object I could find.
Thank you for renovating this object, seeing this truly made me nostalgic. You have done an incredible job.
The before and after, my god O.O
Its beautiful
It's good to fall asleep with your videos )))
In between so many restorer your restoration is professional and clean. I am from Chennai city, South India. For the past two weeks I am watching your videos. It's amazing though the videos are 15 to minutes. But I know how cumbersome job is restoration. Keep it up bro. God bless you.
I like the dust collector for your grinder, very clever!
The other scale was nice but this one is beautiful, Great job, my friend!
thank you so much 😊
Thanks for Russian subtitles and description of video.
Excellent job. I’m not trying to be a jerk, but with as much restoration work as you do you should invest in a media blaster (walnut, sand etc.) it would make your job so much easier. Thanks for the videos!
Wild how the scale movement during balancing was so springy even with all the rust!
HA!! We saw your face!😂
Whe you wrote it took 5 hrs for you to polish the plate... man, you love what you do. Why is this video not 5 hrs longer then?😂
I admire your speed hammering skills!😂
Now I feel better. You're the master restorer. If your drill bits fall out of the chuck. I might have a chance to restore something.
That screw was like, "I DON'T THINK SO, BUDDY! I'M THE OG!" 😂😂😂
I have seen such scales still being used in old grocery shops in India. Very beautifully restored!!
I can appreciate the time it took for cleaning you are a trooper 😊👍🏼
Great job! The vintage metals are much better than the painted ones on the scales. Not like the desk lamp, which turned out so well.
Maybe buy a sand blaster? As a long term investment, it would significantly reduce the cost of your chemical purchase!
Yes; even a small sandblaster unit will save you time AND effort. Try one!
I still marvel at how you take something that was ordinary and unremarkable, which has been corrupted by the elements, ignored for decades and with great care and passion you give it a glorious revival and turn it into a centrepiece. Outstanding!
Nice la restoration! Tu fais des vidéos de plus en plus qualitative bravo continue comme ça!👌
Wow, those dishes on their own deserve a like...great job!
You are a metal beautician.
🤣 thank you so much sir 😊👍
Tysy loves RUST, SANDING, POLISHING, and GREASE :)
Well last time I saw this was when I went to get vegetables like 5 hours before I watched the video.
It may be antique to u but to India is a piece of modern machinery.
That was really smart to use the lead for adjusting the balance. Thumbs up! :)
Parabéns pelo trabalho , ficou com ar de restauração e não de conserto ,achei bem melhor até parece q foi pintada .
Brasileiro esta em todo lugar mesmo.....kkkkkkkkkkkk
@@Acesar2012 é noiz mesmo ,kkk o kra trab. Bem
Sim...é excelente o serviço dele, e eu adoro ver restaurações, é um prazer muito grande ver essas peças antigas e com o trabalho de suas mãos elas voltarem ao seu estado original, é muito bom.
@@Acesar2012 depois v esse canal, my mechanics o maluko é perfeição pura
@@Acesar2012 esse tem umas soluções interessantes pra resolver problemas nas peças é show
Most of central Asian countries still using this kind of scales!👍👍👍👍
+/- 5 Grams = DON'T USE FOR SELLING WEED!
LOL Back in my days they didn't use a scale to weigh it. They just put buds in a bag till they felt that was enough. Haha
🤣🙃🙉🙈🙊
Why not? They won't know.
Congratulations! Very nice results!
Suggestion: Perhaps treat the shiny new screws to a vinegar bath, rinse and treat them with the Rustol.
I used a balance like that, different model, with my first job at the University of Minnesota in 2001. We saved money by using antiquated equipment like this iin order to afford expensive chemicals. It works well enough but only if you have the patients and intelligence to operate it instead of reading the results from a computer monitor. It also means that you can keep working when the power goes out. I also knew how to use a slide rule.
Because you listened to your viewers I subscribe to you.
Restaurar balanzas es lo más difícil. Los objetos pierden peso en proporción al óxido que producen. Quizás quitaste más metal del que debías a alguno de los dos lados.
Excellent and the results a beautiful balance scale. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍
6:02
Oh man, that looks like pancakes, damn I'm hungry now. 😅
I prefer when the objects are painted in original colors. But you made a great work by the way. Congratulations from Brazil.
Come to India take as many as u like
Are u suggesting kidnapping
@@thereal_morxy49
What he means is old balance scales like this are still used by most grocers and hawkers. Infact, I've seen many as big as a man in some shops.
Yes those big ones are used by the people who collect scrap
take as many what
@@val-eb3ke Indians.
The balancing was perfect dude your idea is brilliant
just to add a suggestion.. when you do another restoration of scales like such, try keeping a record of which came from the left part and came from the right, which sides a certain part was facing, etc. and put it back as such.. no offense meant but, the scale was probably working "accurately" during its time.. and yes, as someone said in the comment, the sanding, buffing and even the materials that rust ate away played a huge factor for it ending up unbalanced.. good job with the lead though..
He should check mass of the weights on precision laboratory scale to be sure that every one of it has it's proper mass.
I think his method of balancing with lead solder was sound. +/- 5g is a really good accuracy level for a scale of this era in my opinion
I knew you could do it! Now you took the antique back to its more or less original state, and that’s a proper restoration. 👍🏻
9:05 He does have a face!! I was starting to suspect we were watching a headless robot work.
yes
Also at 1:40
Wow 😲 scale like this is used now in Egypt 🇪🇬 wow I like restoring things
0:15 in a Nancy Drew game by HER Interactive
It's an amazing restoration. It shows that old things like this can be still used, whereas, the new digital scales will end up being thrown away.
Nice work! Thanks for not painting it, love the way it looks know. Maybe you should think about a nother lubricant, becaus WD40 is no lubricant it is a cleaner or/and a remover. There are better products on the market with even lower price.
thank you so much 😊
Penetrating oil would help.
Liquid wrench I believe is a good one compared to others. Project farm has a video on it
Some farmers in markets in Romania still use this kind of scale, few as they are but they’re pretty mesmerizing:))
У меня у одного впечатление, что балансировка после реставрации намного хуже чем до?!?! То самое чувство, когда лучше прибору не мешать работать!
Сам с начала научись
Ты просто посмотри, как качаются весы до реставрации и после, видно же, что в начале было лучше. Содрать ржавчину каждый может, а вот сделать грамотную балансировку очевидно что нет. Это просто констатация факта, а то что он всадил столько труда и получилось так печально - ну бывает.
@@aaasss7777Я тебя! и таких как ты! Презираю! Зачем ты пишешь ?вы никогда ничего в жизни не добьетесь!,Посмотрел?Понравилось? поставь лайк и иди дальше!Неет бл?№%! Оно увидело очевидное!!!Гееений!Сам автор на этом заострил внимание!!!А нет)))ты же один из всех такой внимательный!?Ну будьте же людьми!Видешь человек старается!что-то просмотрел!,в чем-то не понимает!,ПОДСКАЖИ!!! предложи свой вариант!Неет! тут то нужен опыт(, мозг(. P.S. таким способом ты поможешь ! и автору, и друзьям и брату
@@ВасилийПрлзиков Презирай себя, дятел! А зачем пишешь ты?! Не добьешься ничего в жизни ни ты ни твои дети! Я посмотрел и лайк поставил, если автору видео не нравится, чтоб обсуждали видео то он закрывает комментарии, он даже лайкнул мой коммент, тебя это задело?? Автор англоязычный, понял он это или нет не знаю, а что я ему посоветую? Разобрать и собрать снова? Хотел бы добиться лучшего качества то не выпускал бы видео с таким итогом. Учить никого не собираюсь, если он решил, что это достойный результат, то так тому и быть, свой идеал у каждого разный, да, он потратил много времени и сил на это, за это и поставил лайк!
@@aaasss7777 сожалею потому что когда добился!(типа смог) то хочешь чтобы ценили тебя как волевого человека который сильно старался,не спал сутками!и т.д и т.п, ты будешь смеяться но ценить будут ТОЛЬКО ТО ЧТО ТЫ ЗАРАБОТАЛ! не тебя! сколько хорошего не делай! ну за дятла и петуха)))помянем их! лет мне 36!
Excellent restoration. I am now addicted to your videos. I like also that you have not painted this one at all.
Wow. From trash to treasure.
yes 😍😊👍
I'm glad you replaced the screws
1:40 *Face reveal* 😂😂😂😂😂😂
nikhilluminati music he’s kinda hot, ngl
I also came here to mention this. 🤣 Since he loved the comment, I guess it was intentional?
I've restored quite a few items from antique cars to desk fans to metal-working tools. When I started, I would brush off loose dirt and rust, then use paint stripper, then a wire brush, and finally sandpaper and polish. Now I don't bother with the paint stripper at all and only occasionally use wire brushes. Instead, I just go straight to grit blasting and follow up with sanding and polishing. I don't like working with the caustic paint remover chemicals that leave a mess and never get all of the paint off anyway. Blasting the paint off the parts means I do have to change my blasting media more often, but it is cheap and grit blasting is so fast and easy. Try skipping paint remover and just grit blast the parts immediately. Grit blasting is your friend!
Salut. Tu as eu raison d'utiliser un inhibiteur de rouille transparent. Il donne un aspect brut et authentique à la fonte. Si tu avais chauffé les plateaux (pistolet air chaud) avant de les marteler tu aurais peut être pu les débosseler un peu plus facilement, mais ça requière du doigté.
its nice to hear sound of hard work in progress.instead of music😙
Very awesome :D
thank you Lord Venger😊👍
You are welcome :D
Your work should be props for movies! I love it.
Your "antique" stuffs are still used in India, in some places. Digital scales haven't yet replaced the old scales in the farmer's markets.
in Europe also are still used...
I liked seeing the restoration of these old tools. Very good to save them this way. Well done.
you didn't recalibrate the weights. With removing the rust and policing them they must have lost some grams.
Other than the obvious lopsided problem, it is beautiful to see it restored.
12:45 : bless u
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Why?
Alexandra Zeres he sneezed
Hello, Your videos are excellent for me, you say you are not professional but for me you are, since your high quality of restorations says so. PS: you cannot select the minutes of the video because they have a space in the middle. Thanks for reading ... 👌🏻
Cool restoration (as usual). But who've helped you with the translation of the video description to the Russian language? :-) It looks like it is just a Google Translate job and it is bad for En-Ru translations... Let the community do the work :-)
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻😃
You missed a great opportunity to make it 19:20.
Good work on restoring the balance scale.
7:11 cute 🙂
🤣🤣 is so tiny
yeah
la derniere foids que j'ai vu une balance comme ca, c'etait a l'ecole primaire...on nous apprenait le poids et les mesures... et la france a laisse derriere elle plein de materiel comme ca... j'ai 40 ans...je viens d'Algerie
merci pour les videos....je suis ingenieur de formation...et voir ces restaurations, me fait plaisir...j'imagine ces ingenieurs au dessus de ton epaule... te remerciant egalement en donnanat une seconde jeunesse a leurs creations
bravo
Sand blaster and powder coating!!!
And, the powder coatings must be in different colors.
You bought this in 1920... didn't realize you were that old... great video!
Red loctite on flat head screws...
Why? It’ll have the same problem of not coming apart later...
Riiiight?! This is the comment I came looking for!
Isn't red loctite designed to not let things come apart ever?
The Doctor pretty much. With red you’re gonna want to skip right to heat because that’s what you’ll need to get that fastener apart.
@@andyruse4670 then i cannot fathom why he would use it, i never use red unless i set something to a specific depth and it has to stay there
The number of this locktite does not require heat. This brand manufactures a few different types of locktite. Especially in the red color. Wont need heat for it. We use this on aircraft screws. I have taken the screws out with ease many times.