Extremely Rusty Antique Lock Restoration ! Lot Of Amazing Restoration Techniques 

Jeez I’ve never seen such a negative comment sections on a restoration video, in my opinion this video was spectacular

Oltre AD aver fatto un ottimo restauro👏👏 ė stato rilassante, grazie😊

That one guy: just buy a new one

At 14:14 the download is complete

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This is helping me sleep better than any asmr relaxation video I’ve ever seen

Why are people being so rude and hateful in the comments section of a silly restoration video? Did I miss something?

That lock had a spa day.

I dont like the fake sound effects

Bro anytime water is shown a fake water sound plays

What I learned from this video is that in the past, wrapping stuff with random wires was really, really cool.

*_Another masterpiece! Such a pleasure to watch! Thank you 💕_*

Настоящая ржавчина в железе оставляет после очистки глубокие ямы, которые ничем невозможно заделать, а у тебя как-будто специально нанесён слой, имитирующий ржавчину. Поверхность железа ровная, ни одной рытвины и ям нет. Обман?

This is fake I have seen comments where they say this is made of mud, because no way rust looks like this

When you added the electrical current, what was all that that came off/out of the lock!!!!! I was so gross but amazing!!! Do you have an educational version of this video (as far as the "chemistry part" goes) where you explain or notate what's going. I have no grasp of restoration but it's a cool process to watch!!!

I honestly never usually watch these videos but this one appeared in my recommended and its just so interesting to me how u do this process

It’s so amazing that every one of this guy’s ‘restorations’ are covered in exactly the same rust coloured MUD! Never mind the music like one guy said, these ‘restorations’ are all fake.

where do you get this stuff??? Also awesome videos! Can't wait for more in the future :D

it looks like it was deep fryed

Great video 📹 and great 👍 restoration work on all these antiques. Thank you for sharing.

The first one was almost believable, but I literally can't believe that meat grinder was actually abandoned for long enough to get that rusty on the outside naturally. That bailing wire wrap clearly served no purpose, other than to hold on the caked on clay, and nobody would wrap something in a load of bailing wire like that for no good reason. Also, there's no way the wood handle would still be that nice after being exposed to the elements for very long, and the metal would have certainly corroded enough to be pitted and for the screw to not turn when you turned it. At most, someone burried it in clay for a couple weeks. It's honestly sad, there's plenty of actual cool stuff at scrapyards that you could actually get good at restoring. I have a cool old vice I started working on, and it's been fun, and I'm bringing something back to life that would have just been melted down.

Very nice video ❤❤❤❤ but I think how do you got this rusty things 🤔🤔

Time to get new gloves! For your own safety!

It's amazing how you got that old lock 🔐 to an "almost like new" condition........ AWESOME 😎 👍!!!!!!!

Как будто сам специально сделал намотал мясорубку железной прутков чтобы держали грязь

Loved the video. Super cool to see something so old be restored like this. I noticed a couple times where you have to be really careful when removing a part and thought of something that might help with that, there is this lubricating oil rust prevention thing called rust patrol (may be a little outa the price range for this sort of thing) but works great on making super rusted things less rusty and could help with moving those parts around. I’ve found that it works better than WD-40 for preventing rust and in most cases with gettin rid of it.

All these items are great things to restore. I just don't get the need to bake them in mud first. Everything you restore starts out with the same baked on mud. Unless you just found every item buried in a old mud pit 🤣

Pink rust remover looks oddly… purple?

It's takes a lot of process but the result was amazing... Great job👍👍

It’s amazing what modern tools can do to restore such rusty items. This channel is honestly amazing😊

Rust? It was just dirt. There’s not really any pitting in the metal. It looks like you just buried it to make it look like it was very old.

Can we loose the birds really quickly annoying

STOP THE FAKE SOUNDS PLSSSSSS !!!!!!!!!!

150=1874 years old lock

that's dry mud if i've ever seen one

How long does it normally take you to record these videos? It seems like it would take forever

9:44 yes I also open packages like that😂😂😂

So much of this just doesn’t make sense. Like the fake noises is the worst part.

You've got sub 80iq if you believe these are real restorations of legitimately old and weathered antiques.... its mud and random metal wire on a piece of junk..

am i just high or is this a banger with the baldurs gate 3 immersive soundtrack playlist?

Before he got all the rust off the bigger rusty item. It looked like the shape of a rabbit. Would have never guessed it was a meat grinder. At least I think that's what it it

Very satisfying video ( Too Much Long But Relaxation )

Usted tiene unas manos de oro❤😊

I love theese videos

That Looks like a place in a video game 2:59

Gostaria de saber a idade estimada do cadeado.🤔 Aí, me desculpe. Apareceu a idade aqui pra mim

???

Why didn't he sandblast it? Боже мой.

تستاهل والله ربي يسعدك مثل ما تسعدنه وستمر يا بطل 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Very satisfying video, perfect for relaxation🖤

Where can I get something like this?

25:20 I don’t think that’s healthy to breath in 😅

That lock def from 1999’s bizarre summer (jojo reference)

it looks like a weld and milling will only do.

Holland is the name of the meat grinder.

i wish we could see what this was used for

Wow good vid keep it up⭐

don't you worry we will get that nasty old patina off of you

У него состав имитирующий ржавчину, специально для хомячков. После настоящей ржавчины на поверхности железа глубокие борозды, рытвины и рельефы остаются, а тут у него всё гладкое, как-будто накануне покрыл нормальное железо слоем какой-то фигни, дал подсохнуть/затвердеть, а потом всё это соскоблил на камеру и выдал за "шедевральный результат". В этом видео нет обмана (сравниваем железо после очистки) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oaXiSL2IC68.html

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Dis is from 150 jears

1860s or 1870s restoration

caseoh:That looks like it was deep fried fr 💀

My turd after eating 4 year dry aged taco bell

Undertaker

Sound effects but still great video

43:32 well that was a waste of q-tips

Restaurado cadeado 🔑😉

WOAA!! great video! 🎉❤

How many hours did it take to restore this? (Including the time to get supplies.)

I said a lock Not a spring onion chopper machine

I just think its a fake, cause of the words he says at the beginning, but at least its still satisfying :)

Pum Purum Purum Pum Pum

6:48 art the clown

This is the first time I'm seeing your videos. Great restorations!

YO i sleep to this thank you for making my secondhand sleeping device

I dont like your judgy judgemental judging

It looked like bro got the key to tyer's temple at first, anyone a god of war fan?

Best video👍

Для Любителей! : Это всё очень не быстрый и очень трудоёмкий процесс...

Wherever the lock is from, hope the lock’s nation is happy to see it restored.

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

My dad works by building his hammer is so rusted-😂

Asmr

Some of these comments make me lose my brain cells holy

Два с половиной часа мазохизма с щётками? Хватило первого - замка!

2:24:14😮

The random sounds when reading the can called me 😭

i think that lock was in the ground for 1000 years ago because locks were made in 6000 years ago

Какая то, бесполезная фигня

Why the black finishing coat?

COOL

This is a 150 yrs o solid metal..

Goofy 😃 off brand spring lock

most of it just Dirt, Dried Mud.

GUYS GET HIM TO 100K!!!!!

Пальцерез хороший 😅😅😅

is blud using his toothbrush to unrust the lock 😂😂😂 im not hating its just funny

At 14:59 the thing sead NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Kentucky fried lock