That was not underground for 100 years. Plastic did not come commercially available until the 1940s. Nice trick though. Next time just tell us that you found an old pair of cutters and that’s what you’re restoring.
Судя по состоянию режущей кромки, пластике и крестовый винтами и гайка которые открутились так легко это просто подстава, за пару дней до того как сняли видео инструмент был в отличном состоянии
Looking at the product number 14-563 on that plastic cover, those are a pair of Stanley Fatmax straight cut aviation snips. Only a couple of years to a decade old at most. Fake video. Edit: Oh I just noticed it has date of manufacture in roman numerals lol. (MMXIV aka 2014)
That design was patented in 1934 by Karl Klenk, so, on the outside, the snips could only have been buried for 89 years -- much more likely, far less, considering the condition of the screw heads and the serations on the cutter edges. Plus, chromium molybdenum was developed in the 1960s-70s, which is strongly implied by the "CrM" mark on the cutters.
At it's oldest, it would be 60-70 years old due to it containing plastic and Philips screws, so at the absolute oldest it would've been made in the mid 1940s
Sold a hundred years ago by AliExpress. 1.30 dollar. Included is the sand to make it dirty, and to add a bit of color, we use a piece of hundred-year-old yellow plastic.🤣🤣👎👎👎👎
Mi abuela que en paz descanse mirio.de 111enel 73 y enel 97 sacamos sus resto y solo avia pelos usted se imajina esa tijera con 100 años vajo tierra ni el nombre quedara .aquien quieren.engañar no sera a mi abuela 🙉
![Someone paid an equivalent of $2000 for this in 1914 [Restoration]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rw_8FWJuSho/mqdefault.jpg)
Looking at its condition, I guessed that it could be so many years old. How old do you think it will be ?
May be a week 😅😅😅
Looks like tinsnips to me
I think 2 weeks maximum
About 10 years. Manufacture date shows in the tool, its 2014
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"Look at this object i've personally ruined so i could restore" yeah. No. Thx.
That was not underground for 100 years. Plastic did not come commercially available until the 1940s. Nice trick though. Next time just tell us that you found an old pair of cutters and that’s what you’re restoring.
Co plast, ale křížové šroubky? 😀(What about plastic, but cross-head screws?)
I guess something from the Fukushima flooding may look like that.
Судя по состоянию режущей кромки, пластике и крестовый винтами и гайка которые открутились так легко это просто подстава, за пару дней до того как сняли видео инструмент был в отличном состоянии
Glad I don’t have to say it 😂
LoL kind of far side to say the least 😂 but he did make it pretty
It can’t be a 100 years old! The Phillips screw had a patent just in 1936.
Dont forget about the nylock nuts. Definitely not that old
Looking at the product number 14-563 on that plastic cover, those are a pair of Stanley Fatmax straight cut aviation snips. Only a couple of years to a decade old at most. Fake video.
Edit: Oh I just noticed it has date of manufacture in roman numerals lol. (MMXIV aka 2014)
I just guessed how old it might be
Stanley first started using plastic in the 1960's.
Not a hundred years old, but still a cool find and good restoration.
Not a lot of pitting for it to be so rusty. Possibly chemically enhanced?
That is the case in A LOT of these kinds of restoration videos. I wouldn't be at all surprised.
100 year old with injection moulded plastic 😅
Nylon locknut was invented in 1964
Brilliant. How cool 👏👏
Im going to say these are a maximum of 10 years old
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Thank You ❤
Wasn't underground for 100 yrs
Stanley fatmax 214563 without the grips. Still relaxing to watch.
This particular product was invented in 1942 for all you know it alls
Do people actually believe this?
i am a metal engeneer and see : this material is max 5 years old. a big fake with salt, water, mud and heat. 😮😮
Most pathetic fake restoration I’ve seen in a long time…. But I still watched most of it, so I guess I’m the one who’s more pathetic!
That design was patented in 1934 by Karl Klenk, so, on the outside, the snips could only have been buried for 89 years -- much more likely, far less, considering the condition of the screw heads and the serations on the cutter edges. Plus, chromium molybdenum was developed in the 1960s-70s, which is strongly implied by the "CrM" mark on the cutters.
How men and women remove makeup in 2024 with their one hundred layers of conceal cremes 😂😂😂😂
Przepiękne są te stare sparciałe nożyce odrestaurowane pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍
100 yüzyıl içinde bu makas kürdan kalınlığında olur pas hiç bir metal acımaz doğal olmadı bu restorasyon ustam saygılar
😇 Thank You
100 year old Stanley sheet metal shears (with plastic- the yellow one I say) with self-locking nut???🤣🤣🤣
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Looks like was 2 weeks underground
How ?
Pits damage wasn't vast and the plastic still clear & painting
Все вещи однотипно старые и однотипно загрязненные. Как такое вообще пропускает ютуб? А ведь есть кто этой «реставрации» верить.
Less than 20 years. Probably a lot less.
Maybe I Only Guess
You don't know the meaning of Before and After
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Höchstens 10 Jahre unter Wasser.
Maybee
“It’s perfect”
Thank You❤
Tres bien
Nice job. Were you able to determine how old that tool was?
At it's oldest, it would be 60-70 years old due to it containing plastic and Philips screws, so at the absolute oldest it would've been made in the mid 1940s
The directions are on a piece of plastic those are Stanley’s they have been around about 10 years
Cortador de plantas 😉
Seems like you just clean up your old, rusty and dirty cutter which was laid in the bottom of toolbox, untouched for many years.
Gros foutage de gueule....100 ans pour une pince STANDLEY avec du plastique....MDR
🤔🤔🤔 So Hoe Many
Do you mean 100 hours under something to rust it right? 👎🏻
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I really think you could have invested more
Niemals ist diese Schere 100 Jahre alt
So How Many ?
Mega fake oxidado a proposito
Sankim biraz salladın gibi geldi inandırıcı değilsin .
I really think she could have invested more
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sorry, but i don't think this is 100 years old.
100 лет??? Автор, почитай когда пластик появился! Этим ножницам лет 30, не больше
What mystery? Sheet metal scissors it is, and certainly not 100 years old
3:17 / 11:35
100 Years Underground ?? Fake. A waste of time
Sold a hundred years ago by AliExpress. 1.30 dollar. Included is the sand to make it dirty, and to add a bit of color, we use a piece of hundred-year-old yellow plastic.🤣🤣👎👎👎👎
From the beginning it looks fake
Its clay, not rust.
Tidak percaya 100 th . gunting keluaran baru
Надо быстрей .медленно работаешь.поэтому дизлайк.
Mi abuela que en paz descanse mirio.de 111enel 73 y enel 97 sacamos sus resto y solo avia pelos usted se imajina esa tijera con 100 años vajo tierra ni el nombre quedara .aquien quieren.engañar no sera a mi abuela 🙉
Электронный микроскоп нужен и исследовательский институт ......
NOT 100 years old no way
Definitely not a 100 years old.
Absolute bollocks. Plastic on the pliers, rust that doesn’t stick to metal? Con artist
that is less the 20 years old
It's not 100 years undergrounded tool.just 10..ofcourse another 0 is fake.
Not 100 years old whatsoever
So How Many ?
@@aahands five years?
Clickbait 😢
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Дурят брата, слишком хорошее состояние. Положил в грязь на полгода и высушить наверняка😅
Esas tijeras yo lo siento pero jamas tienen 100 anos
Thank you for your kind comments.
BS video! That is just rust colored mud. any tool that rusted would be heavily pitted to the extent that parts of the tool would be rusted through.
100% making Chootia .🤦🏼😂😂😂😂😜😜😂😂
Looks very fake.
Des ciseaux
FAKE!
Fake
fake
So very fake
Faked
100 years 🤣🤣🤣
Lies
Typical fake BS.
Fake!!!!!!!!!!!
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fake rust
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100 years underground?? Doubt it.
Thanks bro
Its false has not been under ground for 100 years or more reason the phillips screw was not invented untill the early 1930's
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Fake
Fake
Fake
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