Restoration - 60-year-old fire alarm😨

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Restoration - 60-year-old fire alarm😨
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This channel is all about the how to restore or make a new one things I do and how I do it . Mainly you will see here restoration videos because CONVERTING OLD RUSTY THINGS TO NEW THINGS ARE SO SATISFYING and I will also do some customization project which I hope you like it in how to restore channel videos
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@junajolopezgonzalez391 Месяц назад

Restoring is not putting your logo, it is leaving it as it was made in its day, greetings ⚡🇪🇸🇮🇨👍

@user-lj9xx3ej9r Месяц назад

Not very accurate. You should have restored the original label..

@junajolopezgonzalez391 Месяц назад

Hello from the Canary Islands Spain, the school bell cannot be 60 years old, I say this because the power terminals are too modern 🇪🇸🇮🇨🫂👍

@tahirirfan8442 20 дней назад

This is not school bell this is fire alarm bell

@romangerasimov2703 10 дней назад

Полностью с Вами согласен. Ему не может быть 60 лет. И это действительно пожарная сигнализация, легко читается надпись FIRE

@georgebrown8312 Месяц назад

Amazing how you restored that old electric bell, whether it is a school bell or a fire alarm. It still looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.

@andrzejporeda7281 24 дня назад

Super jest odrestaurowany ten stary zabytkowy dzwonek do drzwi Pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍👍

@audinos4827 29 дней назад

This bell was probably made in the UK in the 1970's or 80's. Nice work, except for the logo.

@howtorestore 15 дней назад

🙏👌

@nineteenandfortyone 4 дня назад

Great Job!

@user-lv8yw2hr9h 8 дней назад

THANKIOUPR❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@PSI_CHAWDA_SAHEB 24 дня назад

I love all your Restoration videos... Love from India 🇮🇳💯❤️

@MrMephisto1969 Месяц назад

I think this is an old fire alarm, not a school bell. Great work, indeed.

@TerryProthero 7 дней назад

It says "FIRE" right on the label. So, you are probably right.

@user-gv4tn9nb7f 27 дней назад

Class dismissed 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ Thank you!

@AminYeghane-ge5ik 29 дней назад

1980 school bell was one of these😊🎉

@howtorestore 15 дней назад

👌

@user-vd8gu3uy6t 6 дней назад

Nice😊

@g.a6830 Месяц назад

Beginner, just cleaning and painting...

@user-nh1jg2kq8h 17 дней назад

this old bell remind me an old time when I was just a little school boy!

@user-gv4tn9nb7f 27 дней назад

So beautiful indeed, a master❤❤❤❤❤

@josephlalock8378 17 дней назад

1:30 short leg down, long leg for a handle for leverage. always helpful to know how to use tools.

@salihakcay2009 Месяц назад

Ustam şaşırtmadın yine mükemmel bir işçilik tebrikler.

@rutger1963 Месяц назад

Bell coil voltage is 24v DC, 230 v plug in = KABOEM

@user-hl3yz2zf2m 17 дней назад

لم أفهم تعليقك يا صديقي. أظنك قلت شيئًا مهمًا. تحياتي لك.

@aminhunter2069 Месяц назад

Very good

@MASI_forging 25 дней назад

U did very wel.. It really good after renovation 👏👏

@samuelfellows6923 16 дней назад

A “fire” bell ~ all fire alarm systems started with these as their “alarms” in the 50s & 60s, before being replaced with/installed with new installations - the piezo sounder in the 80s

@dfgggfg Месяц назад

You used putty, but there are still caverns at the end((

@Animalvlog-mn9en Месяц назад

Perfect

@Chucthihien Месяц назад

very good video

@seekimheng8929 Месяц назад

Great job 👏👍👌❤️

@yingyang1888 20 дней назад

Have seen many shows where they use heat to loosen frozen screws/bolts ...noticed you did not try that technique

@tomswindler64 Месяц назад

Cool 😎😎😎👍👍👍

@BabaC35 28 дней назад

Amazballs

@marcos2682 29 дней назад

Ya no sonara igual al haber masillado.

@DankDankPancake Месяц назад

Where do you find things to restore? Do you go to junk yards or antique stores?

@kjiibrit 21 день назад

Try restoring something rather than destroying it!

@rogerpatrongonzalez5800 Месяц назад

🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍nice job!!!

@parafernauta7297 5 часов назад

Problemas na preparação e aplicação da massa não tirou as imperfeições. Mudou a cor do objeto e na sequência as características não restaurou.

@JamesH-kr5xs 27 дней назад

That’s an old retro are fully on fire bell stop please

@valterpedrosa6753 12 дней назад

It is necessary to improve your restorations, the logo on the device was supposed to be like the original.

@davideferrario8996 29 дней назад

Una morsa da banco non ce l'hai ?

@wilcleno1866 15 дней назад

Stay true to the craft. It's a "Fire Alarm Bell" not a school bell. You Insulted all of us in the fire service by misrepresenting the device. I am a retired firefighter with 32 years of service. 😢😢

@howtorestore 4 дня назад

Yes, it is true, but in our country, the school bell is used more often, and I apologize to you again

@KOKO-jo6ty Месяц назад

ugly surface

@genewheeler6320 День назад

Not very good job

@williamlushenko3196 22 дня назад

Why go through all the time & effort to use rust & paint removal if you're just gonna media blast it anyway? Seems unnecessary & rather redundant. Plus, all that putty will definitely stifle the ring of the bell. I mean, really, why? The longer I watched this, the worse it got. I finally had to give up at the spray painting part. Enough. . .

@norith4300 22 дня назад

So that the paint and dirt etc doesn't get mixed with whatever sandblasting compound he's using. Tons of restoration channels strip the parts first then usually only blast for whatever is remaining. It's quite common and gives their blasting material more life. That's the only explanation I can think of.

@TerryProthero 7 дней назад

@@norith4300 If the paint contains lead, they want to strip that first. Otherwise the lead paint can become airborne, and you might breathe it in. Other than that, I don't see the point. It's a lot of time spent on needless steps. I see some of them using multiple rust removing steps just to media blast or to clean it with a wire brush. I just don't get it. Maybe it's something like what you are saying. But that seems really not worth it for the time spent. And it's not just for media blasting but with use of a wire brush too. They couldn't just go straight to that step? Very strange.