@@rockandmeatroll by placing them item shown. The auto trans fluid will penatrate the slide area fairly easy rather than abuse of the item being restored.
So many comments complaining about not being reliable for precision measurements after his restoration methods. How does that compare to the precision it had before he started? It was unusable. Precision is relative to the application. Most woodworking doesn't require 0.001" accuracy, so it would be fine for that use.
А всего навсего, надо было на час закинуть в роствор ортофосфорной кислоты. И это не реставрацыя, это чистка металической щоткой и всё. Реставрацыя - востановление повреждённого, а не чистка и добивание и без того умершего инструмента
Yeah that's right bevor it was a rusty caliper now it's still a rusty caliper only that it got grided where it shouldn't and raped with a hammer a moving caliper isn't allways a usable tool
Oooh man I was so glad to see it start moving so I didn't have to watch him beat on it anymore..... I had my teeth cringed the whole time that he was beating on them....
Very nice! It looks to be very old possibly late 19th century. Good job saving it.Basically the tool was no good to the average person prior to your repair work. I’ve done things similar throughout my life. And will continue to do so. It is nice to see someone else do that and appreciate it as well I’m sure you’ll get good use out of it . Thanks for sharing stay well have a beautiful day. Jim
A polished mirror finish could have been achieved with FAR less effort than you put into it. Electrolysis to remove the rust probably would have freed it up pretty quickly. If not, then ATF definitely would have done. After that it would have been a case of a quick blast with a BRASS wheel (not steel) and then a polish.
Good restoration. I believe that I would have first tried a good soaking in Evaporust or a similar chemical rust remover before using mechanical means (wire brush)..
Low. This "restoration" no more, than wire brush cleaning. Cliper is heavy rusted and jammed, but 60% of video is a WD-40 spray prosses. After this "restoration" caliper can't be used anymore. It's accuracy now is "+\ - half a mile"
Isso é um antigo instrumento de precisão e bastante delicado. Deverias ter utilizado métodos muuuuito menos agressivos para a recuperação do mesmo. Nota-se o desconhecimento do instrumento por parte do restaurador desde o início até o momento das tomadas das medidas. Perdeste a oportunidade de ter um lindo instrumento bem restaurado.😥😥
Nice effort on a frozen tool. I don't think I would rely on the precise readings from it anymore, but it still can be useful as a locked inside or outside measurement tool for transferring such locked abilities to something else. Not sure I would have tried to refurbish it myself. But nice work, all the same. Thumbs Up!
you did an awsome job! Great to see that you have love for what you do! Dont mind the negative comments as soon as you get a lot of views people start to hate for no reason. Just keep up i am subscribed!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I just don’t see how what this man did could affect the accuracy of this instrument. If the flats of the measuring jaws didn’t get filed, it should still be as accurate as it ever was. Do certain commenters not understand how vernier calipers work?
How to become yutuber-profanatorom? You need a little: necessarily blue gloves, a rotating brush, a curved screwdriver, sandpaper, and of course 40WD. The principles are simple - remove all corrosion down to bare metal and paint with supermarket spray paint. Patience is attached. Take a long time and painstakingly to shoot every step. The longer the better. The more useless the piece of iron, and the senselessness of the work, the better. You can pre-pour the whole thing with salt water, wait a week and start profanity. This will ease the suffering.
It's his tool let him do it his way .You arm chair experts why don't you put a video out in stead of complaining about this video after all it not he's building a spaceship or something.
You cannot have finished it there, if you would have sealed the rust off with tannin, cleaned up the rest of the discoloration, polished it up a little bit, possibly color filled the numbers so that it would be easier to read, you took what could have been a beautiful tool restoration and just did the bare minimum with the wrong tools
don't let the comments bring you down if you happy with it, it's all that matters i had the chance, to "clean" one too it stuck and had some ugly dents way better condition as yours repairing that thing and cleaning the edges and slide faces with wetstones was a freaking nightmare and it still isn't that great to handle keep it up :) there is always room from improvements
Fuera de broma 😢 siento pena por el calibre, lo mas raro es que al mostrar la toma de medidas como diámetro y profundidad lo hizo con la herramienta al revés 😅
I keep a collection of "bitch" screwdrivers which I grind and file each time I need to get a perfect fit for some irregular screw head so as to not mark up the restoration hardware. Takes a minute to grind and file them into a perfect fit,............ the good fit offers a serious torque value.
un petit nettoyage quoi !!!! il aurait mérité d'être passé dans l'électrolyse pour ne pas le frapper et neutraliser la rouille et une finition au polish qu'il soit miroir !!!! pour enlever les rayures du métal et il aurait mieux coulissé !!! ..... le pied à coulisse utile dans n'importe quel corps de métiers mon père menuisier en avait 2 comme celui la dont un partiellement en laiton
Would be nice to know if it was still accurate, that is, comparing it with a micrometer. Still fun to see it getting knocked apart rather than thrown in the bin. :)
Great work man, with the tools you have and the amount of rust you had to face it was really a challenge. Take my upvote! Btw, sometimes cleaning vinegar (its common vinegar for salad but with up to 10% acidic concentration) makes wonders against rust + maybe a brass brush (though not sure if it would have helped for this heavy task!) Salutes from Argentina!
C’est quoi ce travail de sagouin, sans minutie, si tu n’as pas fait de chimie, inspires toi des vidéos d’autres UA-camurs, pour la restauration. N’importe quoi une brosse métallique pour
Well, let me say that I wouldn't ever use processes and tools you adopted. First of all, soaking in winegar thr blocked part and then apply the paste made of flour, winegar and salt. After that, I'd use a brass brush instead of a steel brush, because of a gentler abrasiveness of the brass rather then steel. Sorry, but I don't like your work. You almost destroyed a nice old precision tool.
Yeah. You said it better than I. Maybe an ultrasonic bath would also work. Also hammering using a screw driver instead of a wood or plastic rod is insane. Always use a softer material rather than similar hardness
@@EL3AILA Your comment is priceless, instead. A lot of useful suggestions on how to improve our restoration techniques and processess. Thank to your knowledge, we will do a huge step forward on our craftsmanship skills... Ma vatte a fa' n'giro da n'altra parte che è mejo.
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Наблюдая за некоторыми мастерами жалею, что можно поставить лишь один дизлайк
Это точный инструмент такие манипуляции недопустимы
Это штангель нулевого класса точности, то есть точности ноль)))))
Жестоко так обращаться с точным инструментом.Впрочем,хуже ему не стало и для измерения расстояния между трамвайными остановками-сойдет.
Реставратор от бога😁
тест на КМД не слышал
За то в перчаках ! С дырками ...
Да он даже не шарит как им пользоваться, о чём говорить.
Прочитал этот комментарий и даже смотреть не стал...
should have pre soaked in automatic transmission fluid for about a week. Plus use a brass brush.
Thanks for the comment
What is this tip good for? All type s if rusted steel?
@@rockandmeatroll by placing them item shown. The auto trans fluid will penatrate the slide area fairly easy rather than abuse of the item being restored.
@@rockandmeatroll can be used on steel. do not use on rubber seals or plastics
Or use Kroil
Им теперь можно только диаметр огурцов мерить
😁👍👍
You can repaint it to make it more beautiful
So many comments complaining about not being reliable for precision measurements after his restoration methods. How does that compare to the precision it had before he started? It was unusable. Precision is relative to the application. Most woodworking doesn't require 0.001" accuracy, so it would be fine for that use.
agree too.
Thanks for the comment
Cleaning yes, restoration no. No Hammer, no wd40 to be used with this nice tool
Hé is most definately not cleaning, he did a awsome job restoring this!!
This item itself being so thin it made it harder to take apart but you did great on removing the rust and putting it back together.
Thank you
А всего навсего, надо было на час закинуть в роствор ортофосфорной кислоты.
И это не реставрацыя, это чистка металической щоткой и всё.
Реставрацыя - востановление повреждённого, а не чистка и добивание и без того умершего инструмента
Good job! 👍
Thank you
According to someone people it was more precious and useful before making it usable
Yeah that's right bevor it was a rusty caliper now it's still a rusty caliper only that it got grided where it shouldn't and raped with a hammer a moving caliper isn't allways a usable tool
Ok got it rusty caliper are always a usable tool thanks I'll spray my all tools with vinegar so they get rusty and "always usable"
Excelente trabajo 👍 estuvo difícil pero se logró el objetivo que volviera al trabajo . Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo.
Thanks a lot
nice video, you did a great job with the amout of rust it had
he sure didnt do a good job with it...
Nice work, buddy👏
Thanks
Такой сложный, точный и красивый инструмент, а по нему... Как серпом по ....
Пожалуйста автор - извлеки урок!
Oooh man I was so glad to see it start moving so I didn't have to watch
him beat on it anymore..... I had
my teeth cringed the whole time that he was beating on them....
Точно!.Я сам при просмотре испытал испанский стыд!.
And is using abrasives on a precision device really a good idea?
I don’t think I would’ve used anything more abrasive than steel wool and wet dry sandpaper starting at 400 for polishing it.
Interesting project and great work buddy👍👍👈
Thank you
well done
Thank you
(Movie trailer voice) One man’s journey to get a pair of calipers apart…. And then some light cleaning.
Very nice! It looks to be very old possibly late 19th century. Good job saving it.Basically the tool was no good to the average person prior to your repair work. I’ve done things similar throughout my life. And will continue to do so. It is nice to see someone else do that and appreciate it as well I’m sure you’ll get good use out of it . Thanks for sharing stay well have a beautiful day. Jim
На сварку и то приятней смотреть
Глаза!!!
A polished mirror finish could have been achieved with FAR less effort than you put into it.
Electrolysis to remove the rust probably would have freed it up pretty quickly.
If not, then ATF definitely would have done.
After that it would have been a case of a quick blast with a BRASS wheel (not steel) and then a polish.
The scale was affected by rust, after polishing you would still see the pits, but have compared it with new caliper and is still accurate. Thanks
Шкала нониуса нечитаема? Почему автор не показывает результаты изменений?
Good restoration. I believe that I would have first tried a good soaking in Evaporust or a similar chemical rust remover before using mechanical means (wire brush)..
Thanks for the comment
Бормашина явно мешала "мастеру': химия и наждачная бумага смогли бы решить вопрос, но наждачный круг и молоток победили.
Это теперь что угодно,но не мерительный инструмент..
Low. This "restoration" no more, than wire brush cleaning. Cliper is heavy rusted and jammed, but 60% of video is a WD-40 spray prosses. After this "restoration" caliper can't be used anymore. It's accuracy now is "+\ - half a mile"
It could not be used before, so what?
@@volkmarkostka6763 Restoration means bring thing back to original look. Am I right?
@@user-id6mj8uw9b Can also be "restore to working condition" whatever that means for that person.
nice restoration my friend..you can see the number again.
Thanks
Isso é um antigo instrumento de precisão e bastante delicado. Deverias ter utilizado métodos muuuuito menos agressivos para a recuperação do mesmo. Nota-se o desconhecimento do instrumento por parte do restaurador desde o início até o momento das tomadas das medidas. Perdeste a oportunidade de ter um lindo instrumento bem restaurado.😥😥
Nice job
Thank you
well done :)
Этот кусок металла осталось отнести туда откуда взял
Nice effort on a frozen tool. I don't think I would rely on the precise readings from it anymore, but it still can be useful as a locked inside or outside measurement tool for transferring such locked abilities to something else. Not sure I would have tried to refurbish it myself. But nice work, all the same. Thumbs Up!
right, the scale readout was too much affected by rust, but it is still accurate and useful as a transferring measurement tool. Thanks
Se puede leer correctamente las mediciones?
Alfiiin un comentario en españoll
Sorry. this makes me sad
you did an awsome job! Great to see that you have love for what you do! Dont mind the negative comments as soon as you get a lot of views people start to hate for no reason. Just keep up i am subscribed!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Isso é restauração de uma relíquia não para uso.parabems .ficou ótimo .muito bom!
I just don’t see how what this man did could affect the accuracy of this instrument. If the flats of the measuring jaws didn’t get filed, it should still be as accurate as it ever was. Do certain commenters not understand how vernier calipers work?
Put a lot of oil in there and learn how to use it after restoration.
How to become yutuber-profanatorom? You need a little: necessarily blue gloves, a rotating brush, a curved screwdriver, sandpaper, and of course 40WD. The principles are simple - remove all corrosion down to bare metal and paint with supermarket spray paint. Patience is attached. Take a long time and painstakingly to shoot every step. The longer the better. The more useless the piece of iron, and the senselessness of the work, the better. You can pre-pour the whole thing with salt water, wait a week and start profanity. This will ease the suffering.
Well,,,,,,,it is the truth.
Interesting project Very enjoyable video and amazing result 💪
Thank you
It's his tool let him do it his way .You arm chair experts why don't you put a video out in stead of complaining about this video after all it not he's building a spaceship or something.
You cannot have finished it there, if you would have sealed the rust off with tannin, cleaned up the rest of the discoloration, polished it up a little bit, possibly color filled the numbers so that it would be easier to read, you took what could have been a beautiful tool restoration and just did the bare minimum with the wrong tools
don't let the comments bring you down
if you happy with it, it's all that matters
i had the chance, to "clean" one too
it stuck and had some ugly dents
way better condition as yours
repairing that thing and cleaning the edges and slide faces with wetstones was a freaking nightmare
and it still isn't that great to handle
keep it up :)
there is always room from improvements
Thank you for the support and comment
Fuera de broma 😢 siento pena por el calibre, lo mas raro es que al mostrar la toma de medidas como diámetro y profundidad lo hizo con la herramienta al revés 😅
Pretty badly rusted mate u did a good job getting it to work again.
Thank you
good Job 👍
Thanks
Wow. It did NOT want to go.
Great job👍
Thanks
I keep a collection of "bitch" screwdrivers which I grind and file each time I need to get a perfect fit for some irregular screw head so as to not mark up the restoration hardware. Takes a minute to grind and file them into a perfect fit,............ the good fit offers a serious torque value.
Thank you for the information
Zero restoration just a clean very disappointed 👎👎👎👎👎
un petit nettoyage quoi !!!! il aurait mérité d'être passé dans l'électrolyse pour ne pas le frapper et neutraliser la rouille et une finition au polish qu'il soit miroir !!!! pour enlever les rayures du métal et il aurait mieux coulissé !!! ..... le pied à coulisse utile dans n'importe quel corps de métiers mon père menuisier en avait 2 comme celui la dont un partiellement en laiton
Omg this was painful to watch, why didn’t you just let it soak in vinegar to dissolve the rust.
Would be nice to know if it was still accurate, that is, comparing it with a micrometer. Still fun to see it getting knocked apart rather than thrown in the bin. :)
А латунной или медной выколоткой слабо!!!
Проще болгаркой срезать а потом приварить.
Wow that's one messed up calliper. they came out nice
A los martillazos con un calibre. Por dios... 🥺
Don’t you own a punch?
Great work man, with the tools you have and the amount of rust you had to face it was really a challenge.
Take my upvote!
Btw, sometimes cleaning vinegar (its common vinegar for salad but with up to 10% acidic concentration) makes wonders against rust + maybe a brass brush (though not sure if it would have helped for this heavy task!)
Salutes from Argentina!
Thank you for the comment and the tip
Das ist Schrot. Schade für die
Hände .
C’est quoi ce travail de sagouin, sans minutie, si tu n’as pas fait de chimie, inspires toi des vidéos d’autres UA-camurs, pour la restauration. N’importe quoi une brosse métallique pour
I will not mesaure with this device.
Well, let me say that I wouldn't ever use processes and tools you adopted. First of all, soaking in winegar thr blocked part and then apply the paste made of flour, winegar and salt.
After that, I'd use a brass brush instead of a steel brush, because of a gentler abrasiveness of the brass rather then steel. Sorry, but I don't like your work. You almost destroyed a nice old precision tool.
Yeah. You said it better than I. Maybe an ultrasonic bath would also work. Also hammering using a screw driver instead of a wood or plastic rod is insane. Always use a softer material rather than similar hardness
This comment is so useless! Everyone is restoring something their OWN way. No need for people like you to give these types of comments , so annoying
@@EL3AILA Your comment is priceless, instead. A lot of useful suggestions on how to improve our restoration techniques and processess.
Thank to your knowledge, we will do a huge step forward on our craftsmanship skills...
Ma vatte a fa' n'giro da n'altra parte che è mejo.
After what they've been through plus what you've done I wouldn't measure a bicycle chain let alone any thing precision. Throw it in the trash.
Te falto un poco mas de limpieza para mejor trabajo, echale ganas.
Его можно только выкинуть!.Им можно измерять только километры!.
This is not a restauration dude. You just used a metal brush. The final work is awful
I don't Happy for your project. because you are not mariking scale and not restoration for caliper head.
WD 40 is a water displacement formula (it's in the name), not a lubricant.
it is a lubricant. Not necessarily the best lubricant but it does work.
Very rude work. You can use that as a hammer now
Vere good but i will polishe it
Comme quoi il ne suffit pas de mettre des gants bleus pour faire du beau boulot...
Well done.
Thanks
I'm a machinist...throw them away
RUST REMOVER
Es un instrumento de medición, probablemente arruinado por una mala técnica...
Un genio
They won't be good for anything but looks.
Rip caliper!
Your good but not.oo1 good. Give it to a museum.
👍 New subscriber 🔔
Thanks for the support
Just run it over with a steamroller.
evaporust
I give you 2/5
super tare
S-a pisat pe el de subler, daca bati cu ciocanu` in el ala nu mai e subler
РУКОЖОП.
Not sure you can call this a restoration. More precision instrument forcibly deconstructed and roughly cleaned.
🛠️👋👏👏👏👏👏😃😆😊💪👍🤩
I wouldn't trust those things to give you anything other lies
👍👍🌺🌺🥰🥰❤❤
😁
Làm ẩu quá không chuyên nghiệp gì hết
ДБЛ...
dont keep it, throw it away !
Nul à chier meme pas les bons tournevis bricolage 👎👎👎😂😂😂
You have entirely too much time on your hands. Throw it away and BUY A NEW ONE.