1940´s Razor Blade Sharpener 'Tarantella' | Restoration

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Hey folks!
In this Restoration Video I restored an old 'Tarantella' Razor Blade Sharpener. The marks on the tool say 'DRP' which means 'German Reichs Patent', so this tool must be at least 80 years old!
I purchased this Razor Blade Sharpener online and the condition was bad. So I restored it! I started with disassembling the whole tool, and took care of every single part. I used sandblasting, filing, sanding, painting and many other restoration techniques to get this old beauty to its former state!
I hope you have fun with the video! If you have any questions on the used tools, materials or the processes, write it in the comment section - i´ll try to answer as soon as possible!
If you want to support my channel hit the like, leave a comment, subscribe and share my work. It helps a lot! :-)
Thanks for watching!
1940´s Razor Blade Sharpener 'Tarantella' | Restoration
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@misterpatina Год назад

I hope you enjoyed the video! Leave a like, comment and subscribe to support my work 🙂👍❤️

@petepeterson4540 Год назад

oh yes brought back memory's.

@texas6065 Год назад

Loved this. Brings back fond memories of yesterday's gone by. Thank. You so much for the trip back in time.. So many Memories, so many Good times.

@luismatteyr.3668 Год назад

Bello aparato!

@juanvalenzuela6377 Год назад

Qjnn

@GreggeSB Год назад

One helpful tip I've learned for working with cold bluing solutions, heat the metal to be blued to about 70-75°C. It makes the bluing solution get deeper into the steel and is less apt to leave streaking. It also helps the oil get deeper into the metal for curing the cold blue. It's helped me quite a few times to get parts "just right" after fighting them looking terrible after cold bluing room temperature steel.

@misterpatina Год назад

Hey man, thank you so much for this tip, I really appreciate and will try it 🙂👍

@HunterReport Год назад

@@misterpatina if cold bluing is toxic and it is a good idea to wear gloves while applying it, some of the toxic chemicals must persist after it is dry, no?

@ArtisticEndeavors Год назад

Good to know

@gavinlundquist4287 Год назад

At that point why not just heat it another few hundred degrees and rust blue it in oil? I thought cold bluing was made so you didn’t have to worry about heating the steel to a specific temp?

@PureRushXevus Год назад

Yeah I thought the same too lol, cold bluing but.. hot?

@conordugan3305 Год назад

As a mechanic, I wholeheartedly approve of the massive amount of brake cleaner used in this video. Absolutely marvelous.

@misterpatina 10 месяцев назад

Haha, theres never enough!

@AlwaysBolttheBird 7 месяцев назад

Brake cleaner is like liquid duct tape

@NTRprojects Год назад

Yaeyyyy finally a new video of my favorite friend-with-a-restoration-channel-on-youtube-who-is-also-named-kai. Now we can start our secret project challenge 😜😍❤️

@LB-oh2bw Год назад

Hold up... Your secret what??? You had our curiosity, but now you have our attention

@misterpatina Год назад

You’re such a weird person but I love you! Yes, BUT there will be a video on my second channel the next days…wait, what?

@misterpatina Год назад

@@LB-oh2bw pssssshhhhhh 😄

@NTRprojects Год назад

Wait a second how did I suddenly become the weird one? I present the court exhibit 1: a specific video frame at 6:56. Does that ring any bells Mister P 📹🔔🕷️?

@NTRprojects Год назад

Secondly wait another second regarding your second statement, what second channel are you talking about?

@silverwiskers7371 3 месяца назад

I thought I'd never see one of those again, I remember being a kid in the 60's and we had one in a junk drawer. At the time we didn't know what it was. Dad told us it was his dad's and it sharpens his razor blades and that all he knew about it.

@Stormy-es6sf Год назад

i love the way all the metal sparkles when it gets sandblasted, makes me happy.

@mcseforsale 6 месяцев назад

Who else watched the entire video wondering what was glued to that bakelite component? Great restore. Love the channel.

@larss337 Год назад

The spinning motion sharpening is cool. Guess that's where the name "Tarantella" comes from (referring to the dance, not the spider).

@misterpatina Год назад

Oh wow, that makes sense! Thanks! :-)

@marklammas2465 Год назад

The dance referred to the spider 👍😉

@christopheferraux2864 Год назад

Hello from France Beautiful object. The ancients knew how not to waste. It was better for the planet, now we have disposable razors, once used they go in the trash.

@misterpatina Год назад

I totally agree...! Merci!

@adamd6835 Год назад

This guy put a twist on the end when polishing that shaft.

@jg2382 Год назад

Not sure if it’s something different, but the close ups of sand blasting look really good! Also, love a good spinny boy

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks a lot, iam glad you enjoyed!

@rubberduck306 Месяц назад

In the Italian town Tarantos (from Tarantas) it was believed that the 'lycosa tarantula' (a wolf spider named after the town and not to be confused with what we know as tarantulas of today) had a highly venomous bite which would cause a condition known as tarantism. The original tarantella was a graceful courtship dance whereas the tarantella associated with the spider was a frenetic and said to last hours or days with music played to match the pace of the victim

@jimlepeu577 Год назад

Reminds me of our next door neighbour during the war. He always sharpened his razor blades with some sort of accessory. You knew when he was about to shave because you could hear the “clip clop” of his razor blade flipping over at the end of each stroke on his strop.

@caernavon Год назад

All the way to the end, I still had no idea what this little thing was for -- a one-handed stropping tool?! Really amazing, I had no idea such a thing might exist!

@misterpatina Год назад

Haha, i first didn’t know how to handle it because the leather was missing. 4 days of research and I knew 😄

@geraldstamour1312 7 месяцев назад

The end results are DOPE AF, @misterpatina!

@bobcantstandzyobitz9778 8 месяцев назад

I appreciate this as someone who collects old razors and accessories. I have a few different types of sharpeners/strops, but have never seen this style.

@myrmatta1 Год назад

The little tarantula jump scare was very funny! I love all the little jokes you add to the videos

@misterpatina Год назад

Haha, I couldn’t resist here 😄 Thanks!

@arvindsahai552 11 месяцев назад

I really never knew about this item. How convenient to was back then. Thanks for video

@shynebox Год назад

Nice tip with the washer to protect the handle.

@robertgrell486 Год назад

Very nice renovation.

@KDemosh Год назад

That fight club level splice image of a tarantula was epic!

@misterpatina Год назад

Haha!

@sandrodunatov485 Год назад

Oh that was surprising for sure. Never heard or seen anything like that, I knew Gillette blade sharpener did exist in Italy (and surely elsewhere as well) until stainless steel blades lasting 10x more than carbon steel were introduced. But this 'stropping' tool is nice and surprising! Great work as usual, really enjoy your restorations.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks buddy! Yeah, back in the days it was more economic to sharpen the old blades, instead of buying new ones. I guess that’s why I like this old stuff so much. Thanks!

@NachosHardwareTipps Год назад

Keine Ahnung wie ein Messerschärfgerät sonst aussieht. Aber dieses ist jetzt wunderschön 😍

@misterpatina Год назад

Dankeschön 😊

@wileycoyotesr8623 Год назад

I enjoyed the video. I am leaving this comment to support your work. I am subscribed. Thank you.

@misterpatina Год назад

Hey Wiley, thank you so much!

@michelecrown2426 Год назад

I've never seen that style razor sharpener. This restoration came out beautiful. And the simple thing of putting a washer on the rod to protect the wooden handle falls under the category of "why didn't I think of that". 👍👍

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks a lot! Never stop learning is a good thing...:-)

@satishborkar9078 Год назад

Excellent tool

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks! :-)

@infin1ty850 Год назад

That was one of the most satisfying sand blasting footage I think I've ever seen.

@misterpatina Год назад

Hey man, iam glad you enjoyed! Thanks for your support! 🙂❤️

@dennisobrien3618 13 дней назад

@@misterpatina late comment, but it looks like the media may actually be sand. I've usually had better results with glass bead, especially on something smaller like this. It may be slower at removing paint, but leaves a much smoother finish.

@mikeraposa7167 11 месяцев назад

No comments on the jump scare?!?! Nearly fell out of bed haha!!!

@justinbellpa Год назад

Love me some mister patina

@justineseman3741 Год назад

i dont think a single craftsman would disagree, that the most Loathed tool in the whole caboodle, is the wirebrush when scrubbing small parts.

@witness4Him Год назад

At first, it didn't look that effective but I can see the principal behind it. Great restore!

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks a lot!

@churlepatakha Год назад

Very Nice!

@user-pi8vt7ut3n Год назад

Молодец мистер!-, до последнего момента не мог понять что это за приспособление, просто раньше я таких не видел в продаже!-, отличная получилась рестоврация, дай бог тебе здоровья и благополучия, новых творческих успехов и хорошего настроения 👍👍👍🤝🇷🇺👈🤓🤗🛠️⚙️🔩🔗📏🗜️🦾👌🆗!!!

@Veraspb Год назад

А я так и не поняла, что это за штука. Не подскажите?

@l4rever409 Год назад

@@Veraspb точилка для лезвий

@Veraspb Год назад

@@l4rever409 спасибо

@kiskynder Год назад

Это абсолютно не нужная хрень - результат работы маркетологов того времени

@eddiebelvedere2400 Год назад

Spinny boy! Lol Another good show.

@Louis-qi1gz Год назад

That was cool 😎👍

@MrJesseFisher Год назад

idk why i love this thing though. clever lil design

@sonyhk3824 Год назад

Enjoyable video. Thanks 👍

@misterpatina Год назад

Iam glad you enjoyed!

@numberpie Год назад

that spider jump scare

@frankierzucekjr Год назад

Here's another tool I didn't know existed. Great work

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks 🙂

@copee2960 Год назад

Grandfather had one of these...he always used to sharpen his blades on a piece of newspaper.

@costrio 8 месяцев назад

My dad used a shot glass to sharpen his razor blades. He would have liked this device, I think.

@yusufabdrahman592 Год назад

So good ii boss 👍👍😊

@vonHannersdorf Год назад

I have no idea that such a thing exist/existed. Just throw away a dull razor and get new one... This is brilliant. And fantastic video! Good job!

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks a lot! Iam glad you like my work!

@OutsideLands77 Год назад

It's good to see the original doce de leite grease reused at 14:45.

@nipper591009 Год назад

I love your restoration work. It is obvious that you have experience and the necessary tools. Congratulations ❗

@restorerestoration4705 Год назад

Amazing, we used to use everything to the end. Very nice

@c0ldc0ne Год назад

Disengaging that vise sounds like opening a bank vault.

@DrWitoz 10 месяцев назад

Awesome tool and great restoration. It was cool to see the old days tool where mass production was not present, therefore people had to care for their razor blades.

@markszymansky6689 Год назад

Loved it! Great paint work mate.

@johnbradford9235 Год назад

The spinney boy makes it more fun 😁. Another item from past times brought back to life and looking great 👏👏👏. Thanks Mr. Patina 👍. Now hurry up with another vid please 😂😂😂. 😎

@misterpatina Год назад

Hahaha! Iam currently working on 3 projects, there will be good content this year 🥳

@LTCDRRAZOR Год назад

Try using glass bead for your blasting material, it is easier on the metal, though a bit slower, and leaves a finer finish.

@twowheelersdailiam8020 Год назад

Wha I have never seen this before it's amazing engeneering tool

@alexdeleon7135 Год назад

Well done.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks!

@DINXIII Год назад

You can do a spinny boy love that haha great video as well loved every second of it thanks

@quartzlierquartzlier Год назад

Cool 🪒🪒🪒👍🎨🖤👍💎👍🪛👍🔩👍⚗️🧪👍🛠👍🧰💯👌👌👌👏👏👏🍺🍻😉🥳🙂😁👍 Like 👍

@garymucher4082 Год назад

Unusual device I never seen or heard of before. Learn something new everyday. Thumbs up!

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks Gary! :-)

@BITEBOC Год назад

Nice job!

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks!

@LFKGooner Год назад

The reassembly was out of this world. Thanks for making our lives better with yet another beautiful video.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks for your heartwarming words ❤️

@ANDY67ITALODISCO Год назад

Perfekt Job thank jou for the Video very good

@misterpatina Год назад

Thank you so much!

@daddyfrost42 Год назад

My dear Mister P! Thank you very much, brat! Keep up your great work!!!

@misterpatina Год назад

Oohhhh Spasibo bratan! 🙂👍

@claudinedubois6485 Год назад

Great job 👍 And always a high-quality video with well-documented steps. A real treat 🤩 In addition, it makes it possible to rediscover nice objects. Thanks !

@condar419 Год назад

Nice! I had no idea that devices like this existed.

@misterpatina Год назад

There are several different devices, I think there will be more in my upcoming videos 😉

@jrock2460 Год назад

WOW! Never knew such a device existed. Another fantastic video.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks!

@psychosoup22 Год назад

Okay, you know you’ve watched way to many of these when they put it straight in the sand blaster and you say “you better have lead tested that!!”😂😂

@misterpatina Год назад

Hahaha! I always do! 😄

@torygalban100 5 месяцев назад

Preciosa restauración, pero también es hermoso ver como se ingeniaban nuestros abuelos para reutilizar esos elementos y así evitar desechos innecesarios hermoso!!!

@jaimegomezgarcia7599 Год назад

Fantastic tool (I've never seen anything like it before), and fantastic restoration. Bravo.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks a lot my friend 🙂

@dangerdoberman 3 месяца назад

Oh WOW!

@timmcnemar3910 Год назад

Very cool ive seen other razor blade shapeners but never one like this. nice woork looks like new

@SNRestoration Год назад

Amazing, we used to use everything to the end. Very nice 😊👍

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks buddy! 🙂🤘

@DukeZockt Год назад

Sehr gutes Video

@sapphinese Год назад

I wish I could leave an extra like just for the spinny boy

@bobjoncas2814 Год назад

LOOKIN' GOOD..

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks!

@19Bmiller Год назад

Well done

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks!

@RestorationVideo Год назад

*_Awesome! Love your content and beautiful restoration as always 👍_*

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks buddy !

@islamtovhid2255 Год назад

Super 👍 😎

@georgebrown8312 Год назад

That is awesome how you restored the razor sharpener. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks George!

@userprofinger Год назад

Good work

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks!

@patientorlando1306 Год назад

This was a really interesting piece - I was trying to guess how it worked and was surprised by the demonstration; but you could see how it would be more practical to pack in your toiletries case than a full size strop. Very enjoyable and yes - I did clock that tarantula😆

@john_barnett Год назад

okay but how many blades could you fit in the space this thing would take up 🤣🤣

@sashamirzayans8465 Год назад

Awesome restoration! Can't get any better.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks 🙂

@texas6065 Год назад

How funny you doing a razor blade sharpener. I hadn't seen one of these in years. My Dad use to have one of those double sided razor blade sharpners. I'm pretty old now but I can remember it from when I was 5 wondering what it was. At 7 I thought it was a cigarette roller as some people had these fancy rollers. A couple of years later I finally as what it was.

@christopherprince3250 Год назад

Pretty cool.

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks! :-)

@quocthanhtran5199 Год назад

It’s perfect

@toninocars Год назад

Awesome 👏

@misterpatina Год назад

Thanks! :-)

@jalechavez6042 Год назад

Excelente..!!...Saludosss..

@martinpanev6651 Год назад

Absolutely beautiful restoration as always, Mr. Patina! I love the old "DRP" patent "Deutsches Reichtspatent" I have always had a soft spot for razor blade sharpeners and this one has a very clever mechanism Love the video :-D

@misterpatina Год назад

Hey Martin, thank you so much! Haha, somehow these little beasts catch me, too. I have another one, but in way better condition :-) thanks for your support Mr.! :-)