This was really frozen !! Very nice work I say great job getting it apart. Even after all that rust and it being frozen it still works !! 👍👍 Nice work !!
Mis respetos y reconocimiento para usted, señor!!. Tiempo, dinero y mucho esfuerzo fue invertido en esta pieza; dañada en extremo. Obvio el resultado es sumamente reconfortante y bello y, también me queda claro que será meramente decorativa o de exhibición en algún museo... Ya no es operante (al menos no es segura). Ojalá se lograra duplicar en una pieza 100% nueva y comercializarla en escala decente. Yo la verdad, SI compraría una!!. 😊
Again you have surpassed all expectations!!! You were able to make that sleeping wrench wake up and get back to work!!! Outstanding skill sets!!! Well done!!!
Always love your videos- awesome work! Question if you dont mind. I found a very old, very brittle cowbell in the ground today. I think its mild steel and it is very rusty. I do not have an electrolysis machine. How do you suggest i restore it?
AMAZING! When I first saw that I said to myself 'If ReX can get the jaws to open and close I'll take my pants off'. Well, here ya go... I literally took my pants off (and put them back on, naturally.) Possibly your best resto yet. Keep up the good work. Any idea of the maker from that circular mark?
I'm a moron. I was like "that will take forever to clean that thing using that little rotary tool.". Then i realized he was just cleaning a contact area for the electrolysis. Lol
I do believe that you should consider other techniques, instead of the electrolysis, wire brushes and cold bluing combination, that you are using every time... A muriatic acid solution for rust removal, followed by abrasive blasting and finally zinc powder coating, would be way more interesting and I believe would produce a very nice result!
Well for one thing, for abrasive blasting he’d need a cabinet, air compressor and abrasive media and the space for them. Far easier to use electrolysis and wire brushes.
