Old Rusty Lantern Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2024
- In the shop I go! A full restoration of a 100+ year old Canadian made lantern! I compiled this video in a way as to be both entertaining and step by step should you be interested in doing a project like this yourself, or one similar.
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Here is the link to a Colman rebuild project as well.
• Coleman 505B rebuild
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Two words.....Holy Crap !!!
What a beauty job Marc !! I love those sort of projects !!! Something that has a ton of history resurrected and brought back to life ! If it could only tell its stories !!
Nicely done my friend !
Really appreciate when you put out these videos !
Cheers !!
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Yes! If only it could talk! I always had an intrest in old rusty items. I still have a small colection of rusty gold that i colected in my travels in the deep bush as a kid. I guess some things never change😆
Thanks for hanging out in the shop Tim✌️
50 years ago I went to my first deer camp and it was them lanterns alone for lighting. As the newbie it was my job to fill them and trim the wicks , wow you brought back some great memories and brought them two back as new . Thanks Marc
That's is awesome! Love it when memories are triggered by some obscure object👍
Thanks for coming out Steve✌️
Howdy Marc- beautiful old lanterns! Great job restoring. Love them both. Take care and God bless
I'm with you, they both look good! This was a fun project👍
Thanks for coming out Paul✌️
beautiful job
Many many thanks Coach✌️
The hurricane lanterns are all kind of cool! Restoration turned out magnificent. I like that you left one original.
They do have some cool nastalgic something about them don't they!
Thanks for hanging out at the shop✌️
I have rusty and look like new lanterns. Nice job. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for coming along, its always good having you👍
See you next time Jedidiah✌️
What a great find! Old and rusty is good but the other sure did clean up well. Nice job! 👍🏻
Thanks 👍 It sure was a great find!
Thanks RL✌️
What a beautiful restoration, Marc. What a nice piece of history you've brought back to life. Great job. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a fun project and I'll display it with pride👍
Thanks Daryl✌️
Old and rusty is cool but WOW I’m blown away how awesome the restoration turned out Marc! You did an incredible job and it looks amazing Brother! 👊🏻🍻
Thanks a bunch buddy👍 It was a fun project to do and I' happy with the outcome!
Thanks Brother🍻
What an amazing transformation!! Excellent!!
Thank you so much!
I'm glad you enjoyed my friend✌️
Really well done! You have a good eye to spot an original. There are so many fake lanterns out there from department stores that don't have the looks or quality of these. So lucky to get two intact globes as well. Those would be hard to find! I like all the processes you took that lamp through, the assessment, disassembly, parts borrowing, rust remover, primer and paint. The hammer look is nice. Only one thing to say about painting inside: OV cartridge on your respirator. There is no smell that gets through a good Organic Vapour filter and no headaches or hallucinations either, from being in the shed with spray paint! Wonderful job on this project, Marc. I like the both of them. The restored one can be put to use and the other can be oiled and hung up somewhere to look like the old west. We had old coal oil lanterns in the camp. Similar but without the intricate wind barrier globe, just a regular glass tube with an open top. Move to the head of the class, Marc! Full Stars !!
I am happy with the results and I do have a respirator, somewhere! I just could not find it😆 I may clean up the other and fit it with an LED and turn it into a lamp. maybe 🤔
Thanks for hanging out Craig🍻
Came out really nice! looks brand new :) I prefer one that works :)
I think so too! And I'll display them both👍
Thanks EC✌️
Nice work, Marc. That turned out great.
I'm happy with the final results👍
Thanks John✌️
Amazing find! Beautiful repair. Love the look of the nice one. It will look amazing when out camping. However old rusty would look excellent hanging in any garage or man cave.
Agreed! they make good man cave materiel displayed on a shelf!
Thanks Andy✌️
Great job. Looks beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!✌️
Awesome Marc! Preaty cool restoration! Cheers Stud!🍻🍻
Thanks! These little projects break up the winter blues until water is liquid again😂
See Ya Tyler✌️
Fantastic job Marc, what an amazing transformation!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks John✌️
Nice job Marc! I too have same attraction to older rusty things. Have restored quite a few vintage Coleman stoves and lanterns. Pickling vinegar is a great rust remover as well and cheap. Just need to watch closely on thin metal and rinse well or neutralize with baking soda after. Just subscribed:)
Colemans are fun ones to do! I may try that vinegar method, I have an axe to do sometime in the future👍
Thanks for the sub Mark✌️
@@OpenAirOutdoors my pleasure Marc. Found your channel when checking out axe restorations you did. I have a few Walters I want to apply the cold bluing method you showed. Take care.
I've been using that axe extensively in the last 3 years and the cold blue is holding out very well👌@@marksmith9295
Thats great to hear Marc. Just finished bluing a #5 Hills Galt hewing hatchet I picked up a few weeks ago. Used G96 gun blue and it worked great with one application. Used various flap wheels from my angle grinder (rust stripper, 120 grit, rubber polisher) cleaned with gun solvent before bluing with foam brush. Made a 16" handle from maple firewood after splitting carefully and lots of carving, drawknifing and rasping.
That sounds like a great project! Good on you to solvent clean before hand as just oil from your fingers will ruin the blue. Thanks for sharing Mark you'll certainly have years of enjoyment out of this hatchet👍@@marksmith9295