TD's Oil Can Challenge - Eagle Brass Oiler
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Watched this video last night. Today I went out to pick up and new/used joiner. They guy I bought it from gave me an eagle oil can as a gift. Would have never even know what it was if I hadn’t watched you. All this time watching RUclips is starting to pay off. Great restoration.
Thanks KISS! Those Eagle oilers are very desirable!
That's just beautiful! Abom loves those oilers! Classic design, looks like yours might be an early model too. Great stuff N! Thanks!!! 😃👍
Thanks ScoutCrafter! I wish I could have gotten more of the dents out. That can must have had a hard life!
Wow thats beautiful. You do amazing work!
Thanks Ben! Shining up brass is fun! DoeBoy356 gave me a tip for how to get more of the dents out - if it works there may be a part 2 to this video!
You really Flitz'd the heck out of that oiler. Great job getting the dents out and making it look new!!
Thanks Steve!
A steel ball bearing and a strong neodymium magnet will take them dents out buddy. Ball bearing inside and magnet outside. Just keep going back and forth. That’s how we get dents out of wind Instruments. The can came out awesome.
Thanks - the brass is pretty thick, but I'll give it a try!
It’s amazing how it works. You wouldn’t think it would but after some back and forth you see them start to come out.
Fast forward to 2:15 on this video
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@@MrDoeboy356 Awesome!
The oil can is a thing of beauty since you worked on it. A fantastic restoration!.
Thanks Tony! The Kaye's oil can you did came out nice!
What a beautiful looking oiler after you got done with it! I need to look into some Flitz! Thanks for sharing you restoration.
Thanks Lee! I love my Flitz! This was a fun project!
Awesome job!!! In my opinion the dents give it some character!!
Thanks Bruno! That oil can definitely led a hard life!
That's a beautiful piece Magdad. I'd love to own an Eagle oiler but they are very rare in the UK, so rare I've never actually come across one.. Well done👍🏻
Thanks TD! That was a fun challenge!
Looks great, you did a great job on it. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Arlind! This was a fun project!
I can see what the bottom is supposed to look like on mine. Its smashed flat I guess thats why the pump assembly didnt want to line up when I put it together. I trimmed the draw tube a little. Its so flat it looks like its factory like a wide base. Closer inspection reveals some creasing or crack. Suppose thats what was leaking. You got a deal on yours for two bucks, very nice oiler!
I think I got it at the January snow show at Jacktown.
Very nice, just found me one on EBay, looks just like this one and from what I’ve found according to the patent it’s from around 1935 so a early version for sure, the later ones didn’t have as many corrugations and the newer ones base is a little flared so it won’t turn over as easy, great restoration 👍🏻
Thanks! I wish the base was designed a bit wider - it is a little tippy.
Awesome! Nice work! Cheers
Thanks Joe! I dig the paint job you did on your oil can - I may have to steal that idea!
You did a great job with this, looks and works fantastic!
Thanks! The old Eagle brass oilers are great!
Turned out great!! Flitz is the bomb!!
Thanks WM3! I love my Flitz!
Interesting. I'll have to go look at mine. Mine have the metal flex spouts. I tried to polish mine but it seemed that they have some durable coating over the brass to prevent tarnish. I wound up just cleaning and waxing. Nice job!
It looks like they may have clear coated them. The No. 66 I have has splotchy "patina" where some of the brass got exposed to the air.
357magdad, sorry I still haven't caught up yet - but sure enjoyed all these oilers! The turn-around on yours is most impressive, and anyone who makes forms gets extra points because it can be trial and error and very time-consuming. Very nice job. I've got to go Flintz my shop... Oh, I have to add that that last shot of the can spinning was quite Dalek!
Thanks Marc! It's been a while since I used my little turn table!
That was just a fantastic restoration. You did a phenomenal job as always! I have been using Flitz for years. Do you remember when they had their infomercial on television?
Thanks Frank! I haven't seen the commercial - I bet I could do a good one for them! LOL
Very good restoration bro 👍👍👍👍
Flitz is awesome.. I inherited a bunch of stuff both my grandfather and my great uncle bought going out of business hardware stores! So needless to say I've got allkinda stuff compounds, polish, wax lol I've given a lot away and used a lot ..and I have some that I bought... so I've just been trying to use what I've got..but I have used flitz in the past and it works great! I think I'm gonna go ahead and get more because my time and I think the finished product looks better!
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Scarecrow: “what’s he saying?!”
Dorothy: “He’s says ‘oil can’.
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Lid looks new! I bought some Flitz you because I've seen your results and entausiam for it.
Thanks Alex! I love my Flitz! Gun guys love it for their stainless steel guns - that's how I found out about it.
Very detailed restoration, like it, got that used look...nice
Thanks BK! That oiler had a hard life!
Great job!
Thanks Stef!
Very nice!
Thanks!
So nicely done! Looks like you need to move over and do the #66 so they match. With that shine you could use them as backlighting in videos for special effects.
Thanks Mark! Shining up brass is fun!
Sometimes. I wasn’t so fond of it in the Army. LOL
Great job Magdad!
Nice looking oiler, good video! 👍 👍
Thanks Bert!
I think if you had some kinds of rounded steel rod you might have been able to force those dents out from the inside.
I tried it with a rounded wood dowel. A viewer said they use steel balls and magnets to force dents out of brass music instruments - I though that was interesting.
Oh man, that oiler turned out great.
Super.
Vaughn
Thanks Vaughn! I love polishing up brass!
Awesome
Thanks! Polishing brass is always fun!
Another animal tool 😃
Great job. Love the de-denting tip.
Thanks! DoeBoy 356 gave me a tip on how to get more of the dents out - high strength magnet on the outside and a ball bearing on the inside. If it works I'll have to post a "part 2"!
@@357magdad agreed...
Great job
Great result. Flitz is awesome. I wonder, are you willing to disclose your source for Dremel buffing wheels? Let's just say the Harbor Fright version doesn't last very long...
I think some of mine are Harbor Freight! I also got some for Christmas - I think they came from Amazon.
@@357magdad Thanks
That's a beauty 👍
Looks great 👍
Yep... that's an early 66.
Thanks for watching! The brass Eagle oilers are classic! I wish they had the wider base of the newer designs.
Bravo !!!:-)
Check your Six John 357magdad coming on hard. Good stuff
"Hit the pace car?" LOL