German 1893 canteen, late war manufacturing. Many were covered with feldgrau enamel, much more resistant. I found one complete in a nearly new condition, with its velvet cover, for only 5 euros as the seller thought it was a boy scout canteen... splendid job you did here !
Despite the negative comment above , I respect the fact that you showed such tenacity to bring the flask back to life 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻.. PS , thought you were going to make a quirky light fitting out of it at one point 😂😂👍🏻
Was thinking OMG when it was blasted more holes than Swiss Cheese. I guess that far gone you have no choice but to go the whole way and rebuild it. Looked great when rebuilt.
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Excellent and interesting restoration, but with those hundreds of holes, I think the opportunity was lost to turn it into a very much unique projecting nightlight. Artistic, and would give an irredeemable item a further purpose. Worth a thought next time.
Indeed. What about the inside? It's a drinking bottle, suppose you were to drink from that. Then the drink would come in contact with that polyester. Also the outside is not correct. In WW1 there was no polyester. This restoration is not authentic. It is an authentic bottle, with a layer of polyester on the outside. That's not right.
To be honest, while I appreciate the effort and the skills, I don't see the point of this restoration. It has lost every trace of wear and tear that would reveal the traces of history. Esthetically, it is very basic shape, you can find similar flasks wherever you want. Finally, it can't be used as a flask. All in all, I don't see the purpose of this item. In my opinion, if there was any way to cover the inside of the flask and leave the outer surface with visible marks and scratches, that would've been much more unique and interesting solution and it would say something about the history of this item. Maybe I'm wrong, but I just think this restoration went in the wrong direction.
Yeah.I don't see the point of restoring oryginal old items to look like replicas.I don't say all his work in the channel is bad but this type of restoration is for me hurting to watch. Stick to old video's without using sandpaper and polishing to shine like new.
To the folks who are coming down on the utility of your venture, i say dont listen. This was inspired and sometimes the challenge and the joy of bringng somthing so far gone is cause enough. Brilliant work
I already thought you should make a night lamp with stars out of it😅🌟
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I was going to write the same 😂.
It look so pretty that way.
The result was totally unexpected - Jaw Dropping!! It could not have been done any better. Amazing.
Фляга - зоряне небо, це щось неймовірне!
Totally surprised with the outcome! FANTASTIC 👌👌
Very nice final finish. I agree with not drinking water from it. But you did make it look like new issue... Thumbs Up!
German 1893 canteen, late war manufacturing. Many were covered with feldgrau enamel, much more resistant. I found one complete in a nearly new condition, with its velvet cover, for only 5 euros as the seller thought it was a boy scout canteen... splendid job you did here !
Nice work :) loved that light-effects with the Perun!
Thanks)))
Ficou perfeito, só faltou a tampinha da cantil 😎👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Amazing result. Great. Thanks
thank you)
I would have never thought that you could fix this old Military drinking canteen.
Неймовірно,ви їй не тільки життя повернули,а ще й "молодість"!!
I think any rusty artifact would love to be found by you and get reborn!!!!! Your many talents are evident!!! Great job sir!!!!!
Had to laugh when I saw all the holes😆 Well done !!!
Now THAT was surprisingly good!!
Phenomenal restoration!
Ficou sensacional! Amei essa restauração, parabéns por esse trabalho incrível!!
Bravo!
Beautiful restoration mister good job well done
*_You do deserve a Nobel prize for skill and patience._*
I agreeeeee!!!!!!
Same
Sensacional. Lindo trabalho. Esse eu achei que não teria como. Você arrasa🇧🇷
Wow I thought that was beyond rescue. Great job dude!! Looks amazing.
Wow, love it 🧡
Awesome work 😀
Amazing Restoration 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Amazing!
Fabulous 👌
Amazing job ❤
Одна із самих топових та вражаючих робіт😮
Дякую)
Xcelent work man ❤❤❤
Amazing job
I enjoyed this video very much. I was really surprised of how well the fiberglass repair worked with this one. Great job!
thanks)
Alter Schwede!!!! Die Flasche hätte ich ad acta gelegt! Respekt 👏
Great work ❤
Good Yop perfect exelent 👍🏽🙂👏🏽
عمل سحري أصبحت اجمل من الاصل
WOW!!! Outstanding! I thought it'd be impossible to restore it. Great job! 😎❤
Despite the negative comment above , I respect the fact that you showed such tenacity to bring the flask back to life 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻..
PS , thought you were going to make a quirky light fitting out of it at one point 😂😂👍🏻
Nice job!!!!!😊
Чувствуется рука МАСТЕРА!
بسیار حرفهای وزیبا استاد بینظیر
GREAT JOB ON EXTRMELY RUSTY WWI MILITARY FLASK RESTORATION REXTORER ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That is a lot of work, but you did a good job.
I have benefited greatly from your videos in my field of work. Thank you for the ideas and creativity you provide .. from Egypt
Perfect :)
Wow, that’s an incredible restoration! Great craftsmanship 👍🙏👏
I just love your gadgets & patient also ❤
What a difference to this magnificent flask you really did an amazing job i love the flask great video well done liz x
Espectacular ¡¡¡¡¡¡ caramañola militar
Ciao Si dai bravo Complimenti
I literally ❤ fall asleep watching your videos they are calming
Thanks for watching my videos)
Was thinking OMG when it was blasted more holes than Swiss Cheese. I guess that far gone you have no choice but to go the whole way and rebuild it. Looked great when rebuilt.
What effort to restore! All it needs is a piece of cork to plug it.
That was a very good restoration, 100/10
But do they have lids?
Super jest to odrestaurowane pozdrawiam to tak będzie fachowo jest to zrobione pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍
Restaurado frasco militar 🍶😉
16:22 should have just mounted a lamp in it, made a stand, and called it a night light.
Good idea)
Dude! One of the most satisfying restorations I watched. Great job. Anyone knows the country of origin? My guess is Austro-Hungarian.
Maybe it could also be German
Harika sonuç. İç kısmına da bakım yapılacağını düşündüm ama yeterli temizliğe ulaşmış olmalı.
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Excellent and interesting restoration, but with those hundreds of holes, I think the opportunity was lost to turn it into a very much unique projecting nightlight. Artistic, and would give an irredeemable item a further purpose. Worth a thought next time.
If I find another such flask, I will make a nightlight)
@@ReXtorerA multicoloured strobe light in there would knock a disco ball into a cocked hat. Slow colour change lights for inside a living room.
Is the welding safe from lead?
Візуально, вона так новою не виглядала .
Ідеальна робота .
Okay...
It looks great on the outside. But what about the inside?
Indeed. What about the inside? It's a drinking bottle, suppose you were to drink from that. Then the drink would come in contact with that polyester. Also the outside is not correct. In WW1 there was no polyester. This restoration is not authentic. It is an authentic bottle, with a layer of polyester on the outside. That's not right.
the inside doesn’t matter ig, it’s not like you can drink from it anyways. lol.
@@KeiKeiXx No indeed not... It would have been nice though if you could (safely) drink from it.
Прекрасне відновлення! Власне, як завжди.
Incredibil cât de bine a ieșit la final! Admir întotdeauna cunoștințele tale tehnice ,iar in final ,,Glorie eroilor si luptătorilor din Ucraina "🇺🇦🇹🇩👍
Thank you!
@@ReXtorer Eu mai restaurez cuțite și bricege vechi ,iar ceea ce văd în clipurile tale mă ajută și mă inspiră foarte mult! 👍
👍👍👍
Дуже крутий результат ! 10 з 10 🤝
Dope AF results, @ReXtorer!
Nice work but i am surprised that there is any metal left. I don't see a particular point of restoring it. But it looks nice
There wasn’t anything printed on it back jn the day?
Прям как новая, отличный результат.👍👏👏👏 Пробки правда не хватает.
What sort of top would it have had? A cork stopper?
It's amazing
👍
Неймовірна робота 👍
5:55 прикольний друшлачок. треба було так і залишити, зробивши декоративну лампу
revolution ... but i lost my lid ...
шиковно👍
5:57 шикарна лампа
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Fiberglass! I never would have guessed this! Very creative!
Thanks)
❤❤
I never would have thought of repairing metal with fibreglass! Amazing job!
Why did you paint the flask, sand it off and paint it again?
its injurious to health
Next level is making it water drinkable I guess
To be honest, while I appreciate the effort and the skills, I don't see the point of this restoration. It has lost every trace of wear and tear that would reveal the traces of history. Esthetically, it is very basic shape, you can find similar flasks wherever you want. Finally, it can't be used as a flask. All in all, I don't see the purpose of this item. In my opinion, if there was any way to cover the inside of the flask and leave the outer surface with visible marks and scratches, that would've been much more unique and interesting solution and it would say something about the history of this item. Maybe I'm wrong, but I just think this restoration went in the wrong direction.
Yeah.I don't see the point of restoring oryginal old items to look like replicas.I don't say all his work in the channel is bad but this type of restoration is for me hurting to watch. Stick to old video's without using sandpaper and polishing to shine like new.
A non - event
Useless..pure
It’s like a mummy: the original decomposed body is in there somewhere, encased in a homomorphic “sarcophagus.”
Absolutely, he completely ruined a piece of history.
If this flask was in better condition, @Vitriden, I'd agree with you.
No cap/lid? This is incomplete. Ice job though.
👌😊
Реставрировать сейчас можно всё, есть вся химия и возможности, но есть ли смысл?
Satisfying 💫
Любо! Прекрасная работа проделана. 👍🏼
Лучше бы запоять, да долго но надёжнее
Famosa cor: Verde Oliva
Perfecto, ha resucitado!!!!!!!
Okay, so you can't drink from it, but at least now it can hold water, which it couldn't have when you started
Есть такая же, но с эмалью, и небольшой ржавчиной, и то не вижу смысла исправлять, должна остаться как есть
Это, дабыло делать из нержавейки,😊 хотяб.
while u guys want value of the item, im enjoying the process
Where do u find all this stuff???
I find it with a metal detector. On this channel I show how I search www.youtube.com/@ArtifactDigger
To the folks who are coming down on the utility of your venture, i say dont listen. This was inspired and sometimes the challenge and the joy of bringng somthing so far gone is cause enough. Brilliant work
Do you use a mask when you use sanding paper or the wheel?