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Antique razor blade sharpener restoration 

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This is a WW2 era safety razor sharpener. I have never in my live seen something so cool. This is WW2 era made in Germany, shipped from Bulgaria.
Restoration Process
The first step in any restoration is evaluation, then I disassembled and cleaned each individual piece. After evaluating each piece, I decided that everything would have to be blasted and that simply polishing some items would not get the result I wanted. I decided to use a glass beed media to clean off the parts. Unfortunately the footage of this was lost and is not present in the video. Paint or powder coat would not work on this item due to the hinge system on the rear that was almost impossible to disassemble. I decided to use a low friction extremely durable ceramic coating. This would allow me to coat all the moving parts and also leave behind the worn engravings. I knew the handle would be a challenge because it was the only part that would have to be made from scratch, it was also pressed on. I decided to replace the bakelite handle with a wooded one. I then secured it with a rivet.

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Комментарии : 64   
@henrykleyn3423
@henrykleyn3423 2 года назад
That is a small engineering master piece. When you first showed it working it gave me a smile.
@saltygravy6928
@saltygravy6928 2 года назад
That is really clever.
@andrewmize823
@andrewmize823 2 года назад
A little stropping compound or metal polish applied to that leather would make it work like a charm.
@theoneandonlyowl3764
@theoneandonlyowl3764 9 дней назад
Those single blade razors are the only ones I've ever been able to use the best to shave. I've always hated 'disposing' of the blunt blades and felt so sad that I never had any luck hand sharpening or stropping. I wish I had one of those little stroppers... but I just trim these days. I no longer shave and I'm a little sad about it, but no energy to manage simple tasks with my illness. Nice video.
@adnacraigo6590
@adnacraigo6590 2 года назад
Cool accessory. Never seen one. Thanks for sharing.
@jhtnpa
@jhtnpa 2 года назад
So clever! I appreciate the engineering and the restoration!
@danblood8312
@danblood8312 2 года назад
I have never seen anything like that!? Great restoration!!
@rickydecespedes2402
@rickydecespedes2402 2 года назад
Great engineering mechanism !
@FaithandFun-w6q
@FaithandFun-w6q 2 года назад
Amazing! Thank you for sharing.
@willieckaslike
@willieckaslike Год назад
NEVER have I seen such a tool. Excellent restoration, but I bet Mr. Gillette will not be pleased. LOL Thank you for sharing.
@Игорь_Торопов
@Игорь_Торопов 3 месяца назад
Уникальное устройство! Потрясающее!
@larrykostopulos1332
@larrykostopulos1332 2 года назад
What a fantastic gizmo, I wish I had one as a young man.
@georgebrown8312
@georgebrown8312 3 месяца назад
Splendid restoration job you did on that razor sharpener. I have never seen one like that before. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.
@Large_Sarge
@Large_Sarge 2 года назад
Really quality content for channel this size. I really hope your channel blows up. Keep them coming!
@Unrestored
@Unrestored 2 года назад
Thanks, so do I!
@user-de9wq1zm9p
@user-de9wq1zm9p 2 года назад
Super!! Спасибо за работу!!!
@Pillowcase
@Pillowcase 2 года назад
this is such an awesome item.
@dougthomson5544
@dougthomson5544 Год назад
My dad had one of these; I loved to see it so beautifully restored.
@joemoore4027
@joemoore4027 3 месяца назад
I still have the one my grandfather gave me and even now it works great . I was surprised to see a video on it !
@LordQuintix
@LordQuintix 2 года назад
That's one of the coolest little devices I've ever seen, to think something like that exists, lol
@thistlenstar
@thistlenstar 2 года назад
I have a similar sharpener made by Twinplex in St. Louis. My grandparents used it. I wonder how well it worked.
@delmarleite4041
@delmarleite4041 2 года назад
I knew it existed, but I've never seen one! Look, I'm over 70 years old...!💙🇧🇷
@alexanderalbach468
@alexanderalbach468 2 года назад
Nice tool, subscribed for sure. Great work.
@peterbeley3067
@peterbeley3067 2 года назад
very entertaining video thank you
@silverwiskers7371
@silverwiskers7371 10 месяцев назад
when i was a kid i saw them everywhere, they were popular for the depression era men, a nickel was alot of money to many men so they found ways to make every cent count, those things were ment to use on the old 3 holed blades and the old blue gillette blades
@garetkonigsfeld2
@garetkonigsfeld2 2 года назад
These work pretty good. I even have a sharping stone mande curved for sharping safety razor blades. Nice job thanks for sharing 👍.
@garetkonigsfeld2
@garetkonigsfeld2 2 года назад
You need green past on the leather for it to wok properly nice job though
@bobcantstandzyobitz9778
@bobcantstandzyobitz9778 9 месяцев назад
I have one of these that was restored, also one called a Kriss Kross.
@H00-
@H00- 2 года назад
Really cool piece of machinery! Fantastic job on the restoration too. I just have one suggestion on the production. If you want to go for a 100% ASMR and dont want your breathing getting picked up by the mic, an overhead microphone or wearing a cloth mask would help. Cheers 🍻
@gromett
@gromett Год назад
I wish you could buy one of these today. I always hate throwing blades away when they could so readily be re-sharpened.
@silverwiskers7371
@silverwiskers7371 10 месяцев назад
they dont work well with modern ss blades, they were ment for the old 3 hole and sloted gillette blue carbon steel blades
@corybuckles8492
@corybuckles8492 28 дней назад
​@@silverwiskers7371 I bought an old Twinplex stropper, and it works pretty well on my stainless steel Dorco blades. Stainless steel is ultimately going to wear out faster than carbon steel, but I can still get some extra shaves out of them with a few licks on the strop.
@karsten0023
@karsten0023 2 года назад
Very good job 👍👍👍
@Popeye64
@Popeye64 2 года назад
I have one just like that
@koudacyen
@koudacyen 2 года назад
I'd love to have one of these, can you still buy them? What are they called?
@Unrestored
@Unrestored 2 года назад
I don’t know if they make new ones but I would look on eBay for a “safety razor sharpener”
@koudacyen
@koudacyen 2 года назад
@@Unrestored I did after I watched your video but they are either for straight razors or cartridges, perhaps it's because Safety razor blades are cheaper, I prefer them because they are easy to clean unlike the cartridge razors
@brianlarson3832
@brianlarson3832 2 года назад
@@koudacyen They are stroppers safety razor blades. Twinplex made them in America. Occasionally you see them in antique stores or Ebay. They're fun stuff.
@anthonydeleeuw
@anthonydeleeuw 5 месяцев назад
Where is your pumice cream? Are you not suppose to apply it to the leather first just like other brands of razor blade sharpeners?
@LFKGooner
@LFKGooner Год назад
Point blank I have never seen anything like this before.
@hairanndo2002
@hairanndo2002 2 года назад
使い捨てが主流の今じゃわざわざ研ぎ直すっていう手間はとらないもんなぁ。
@nsrvtqc
@nsrvtqc 2 года назад
I didn’t even know they were a thing but turns out it’s one of those things that i really want but have no use for. 😂
@jmsmom67
@jmsmom67 2 года назад
I know right!
@maury5118
@maury5118 2 года назад
Congratulation
@jasonnyc2006
@jasonnyc2006 Год назад
@Unrestored what's the name of this double edge safety razor Blade Sharpener?
@samuelfellows6923
@samuelfellows6923 2 года назад
How does leather sharpen a blade? Thought that would be glass paper/a sharping stone
@Unrestored
@Unrestored 2 года назад
Stropping is the final step in getting your edge razor sharp and is usually done with leather.
@RyanAlexanderBloom
@RyanAlexanderBloom Год назад
Cool but not a sharpener. It’s a stropper. Just refines the edge slightly. Can’t actually add sharpness to a dull blade.
@ledugerio
@ledugerio 3 месяца назад
😃😃💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
@bakerhayajneh5583
@bakerhayajneh5583 Год назад
Move move move
@churlepatakha
@churlepatakha Год назад
Would have been much better if re-assembly was shown too. I didn't dislike it though.
@samgascho1079
@samgascho1079 2 года назад
Imagine, I’ve been wasting 20 cents a month for the past few years instead…
@user-nl4vl2dh2g
@user-nl4vl2dh2g 2 года назад
Дарт (Вэйдер) я тебя узнал!!
@krtekcyberpunker
@krtekcyberpunker 2 года назад
#ROTBART
@gizmo1252000
@gizmo1252000 2 года назад
this was not restored ,parts that where chromed ,where painted ,a restoration is ,to restore something back to its former condition ,while trying to retain as much of the original item as possible ,if you taken the time to nickle plate the chrome parts ,that would be an acceptable compromise .
@Unrestored
@Unrestored 2 года назад
Nothing was painted..
@gizmo1252000
@gizmo1252000 2 года назад
​@@Unrestored well you threw a dark polymer-ceramic over the chrome hiding it,s mirror finnish . nah thats not the way to do it , worse case scenario if the chrome is damaged beyond repair ,strip the chrome. using hydrochloric acid and Hydrogen peroxide ,then nickel plate.the rest of work done i have no issues at all , but if its meant to be a mirror chrome finish ,then it should be a mirror chrome finish .
@sylvaind.6786
@sylvaind.6786 2 года назад
@@gizmo1252000 no it's not. Cerakote is durable et perfectly adapted to rotating parts because of lower friction coefficient. It's way clever than just chroming or nickel plating.
@gizmo1252000
@gizmo1252000 2 года назад
@@sylvaind.6786 then the item has not been (restored back to original) ,as the original had chrome . not some crappy ceramic coat on it . its a not a dirtbike side casing smh . if your video title says restored ,restore it ,no shortcuts . i dont care if ceramic coating is good for friction ,that,s not the point im making . if chroming is,nt possible ,then nickle plating would be a good substitute .and would not change the look of the item .
@sylvaind.6786
@sylvaind.6786 2 года назад
@@gizmo1252000 ok boomer. Let's call it a restomod then.
@biggseye
@biggseye Год назад
Functionally restored, appearance, no bloody way. Where did you get the idea that an 80 year old razor sharpener would be that ugly puke brown and black color. it would have been, or at least most likely been chrome plated. IF your going to restore something, restore it, don't bastardize it and call it restored.
@donpanel9126
@donpanel9126 2 года назад
You sure are cut
@donpanel9126
@donpanel9126 2 года назад
I apologize for that text it was meant to say " you Sir, are a giftt to hiistory"
@Unrestored
@Unrestored 2 года назад
Lol
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