Este video ha sido muy motivador ha sido toda una clase de electrólisis y experimento instructivo y me as llevado a inverti te en n una podadora de buena c alidad y cuidar su filo gracias por la información LR
Ingenious! The creator must be an engineer. Only one point of correction, though, and it’s a pretty major point. The shears in the video are bypass pruning shears and the section on sharpening is incorrect. First, you do not need to sharpen the lower arm of bypass pruning shears. Only the upper arm does the actual cutting. Second and much more important, you should not sharpen both sides of the upper arm of bypass shears. For anvil shears, yes, but not for bypass shears. It will damage and dull the shears if you do. You should ONLY sharpen the angled (beveled) side. Once you are completely finished sharpening the angled side, you make ONE swipe on the other side - the flat side - with whatever you used for the final sharpening on the angled side. This is to remove any possible burrs. But that’s all. Some experts say not to even do that much - that just opening and closing the shears will remove any burrs on the flat side. Aside from that, I loved the video. The section on sharpening should be redone and the video titled, “A Geek’s Guide to Pruning Shears.”
I'd heard that old Navy mechanics had insisted on keeping hemp oil in their inventory. The bottle I bought at the health food store, went rancid, so I oiled up a rusty pair of shears. A years worth of rust, they wouldn't open, dissolved. Hardens wood handles on my shovels and rakes. Now I'm on the look out for more rusty stuff.
@zksstalstawidlo9015 you will never be rich as you don't know the value of money. Also, without shops and or money you become useless. Also, to get money you must work, good luck working
If your a Fred Sanford sure but cheaper to buy a new pair it would cost money to do this but the idea and knowledge is Very Very Valuable so Thank you. 😁
Its called: electrolysis, make sure you use only a 12 Volt power source for safety! When you connect the wires, shine the metal parts up to make a good connection. 120/220 volts would function as well, but not safely!
Excellent video. I have used this method to restore some vintage steel Tonka trucks, although I used washing soda instead of salt. Ignore the "experts" who have no respect for the thought and work that go into making your videos - if there is something truly unsafe or could be done a better way, let them say so politely.
"Wow, this video was incredibly insightful! I never thought sharpening pruning shears could be this easy and effective. The step-by-step demonstration was clear and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing such valuable DIY knowledge!"
An excellent vedio. One suggestion ... if the items are held under the rotating "drum" rather than on top, one can see the proper angle to hold the blade parts. Thanks for making this video ... now to revive my old pruners.
if you attach a light bulb in series to the + wire, should the anode ever touch the cathode, instead of sparks, the light will come on. This is useful when doing this to the inside of a gas tank or using a power supply.
Never use electric tools for sharpening anything unless it is on a designated sharpening tool!! Especially for curved blades. Never grind or sand the lower "blade" -- only the curved angled blade -- and only on one side of bypass pruning shears. Incorrect "sandpaper" for the job. I've been using my great grandfather's steel pruning shears since I inherited them in 1971. All parts are 100% solid steel, made in 1868. Only sharpened 4x in 53 years of steady work. It's been almost 100 years since tools were made from that type of steel.
Yes, I think all is actually necessary for electrolysis of iron is a couple volts at 2 amps. However, it will take more time and the distance between your anode and cathode must be shorter. For a deeper dive, look into electro plating (overarching idea) or rust removal by electrolysis (this specific use).
@@Jari1973 that's how lots of people do it. Though I'm not sure how an a charger with an automatic/ maintenance-free mode would take to being attached to electrodes. It would probably just go full bore.
@@Jari1973 the key point of all of this is you can't use alternating current. It has to be direct current. AC would take metal off at the negative peak and put metal right back on at the positive peak (sin wave lol).
But that is a complex method. My husband also derusted and sharpened an old pair of secateurs, but it was much easier. He took the shears apart and soaked them in Cola. After one or two days, the rust was gone and the shears could be sharpened with a whetstone. Takes more time , but only Cola, a sanding sponge and a whetstone. But of course, for your work, I give you a Like.
Cool idea but... I wouldn't use one of my drills. All that crud being so close to the chuck... after a few times doing this you would seize up your drill.
well you got 379000 views in a day. sadly this information apart from the rust removal is very poor and i really would not recommend you use these methods.
how many viewers have a shop grinder ? one end has a stone wheel for sharpening and the other end has a wire brush ... glueing a piece of sandpaper on the drill head, seems a little counter productive to me .. I use my drill a lot ... the piece of sandpaper is going to wear out ... then how do you remove it without messing up the chuck head
First, the clickbait. Why does the cover photo of this video show cutting a battery with the shears? That never happens in the video. Are you recommending we should try it? Second, why would anybody glue sandpaper onto a sleeve on their drill when they could get a reliable grinding stone attachment for the drill. Third, why would anybody use a battery in a drill as a surface for polishing compound? Why not use a piece of pipe or the non-grooved part of a large drill bit? Finally, thank you for the electrolysis part of the video. That was interesting. I'm not sure whether a salt solution is the best idea. I've used baking soda instead.
Why does this dude have a hard on for destroying AA batteries? Totally unnecessary in this video. Naval jelly and a bench grinder get the same results in half the time.
Ten film powinien mieć tytuł " Jak nie ostrzyć sekatora" .... ;) . Nigdy , powtarzam NIGDY nie szlifuje się płaszczyzn które współpracują (tych od środka) . Zawsze szlifujemy zewnętrzne . W przeciwnym wypadku pomiędzy "naostrzonymi" krawędziami powstanie szczelina .
Este video ha sido muy motivador ha sido toda una clase de electrólisis y experimento instructivo y me as llevado a inverti te en n una podadora de buena c alidad y cuidar su filo gracias por la información LR
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Ingenious! The creator must be an engineer. Only one point of correction, though, and it’s a pretty major point. The shears in the video are bypass pruning shears and the section on sharpening is incorrect.
First, you do not need to sharpen the lower arm of bypass pruning shears. Only the upper arm does the actual cutting.
Second and much more important, you should not sharpen both sides of the upper arm of bypass shears. For anvil shears, yes, but not for bypass shears. It will damage and dull the shears if you do. You should ONLY sharpen the angled (beveled) side.
Once you are completely finished sharpening the angled side, you make ONE swipe on the other side - the flat side - with whatever you used for the final sharpening on the angled side. This is to remove any possible burrs. But that’s all. Some experts say not to even do that much - that just opening and closing the shears will remove any burrs on the flat side.
Aside from that, I loved the video. The section on sharpening should be redone and the video titled, “A Geek’s Guide to Pruning Shears.”
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I'd heard that old Navy mechanics had insisted on keeping hemp oil in their inventory. The bottle I bought at the health food store, went rancid, so I oiled up a rusty pair of shears. A years worth of rust, they wouldn't open, dissolved. Hardens wood handles on my shovels and rakes. Now I'm on the look out for more rusty stuff.
Use the center of the battery for sharpening it should work way better and can be used for welding as well😊
I’ll just go and get new ones.
Thank you
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Too many hassles & troublesome. Easier to buy a new pruning shears just for US$4.20= MYR20/- at any DIY outlet.
But they’ll get dull also.
@@henrypatrick99What do you do with the dull shears?
@zksstalstawidlo9015 you will never be rich as you don't know the value of money. Also, without shops and or money you become useless. Also, to get money you must work, good luck working
とても参考になりました。
同じハサミを持っていますので挑戦してみたいと思ました。
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If your a Fred Sanford sure but cheaper to buy a new pair it would cost money to do this but the idea and knowledge is Very Very Valuable so Thank you. 😁
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As a D.I.Y. enthusiasts and a creative individual I can't believe I hadn't come across the battery trick to removing rust. Thank you for this
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Its called: electrolysis, make sure you use only a 12 Volt power source for safety! When you connect the wires, shine the metal parts up to make a good connection. 120/220 volts would function as well, but not safely!
Excellent video. I have used this method to restore some vintage steel Tonka trucks, although I used washing soda instead of salt.
Ignore the "experts" who have no respect for the thought and work that go into making your videos - if there is something truly unsafe or could be done a better way, let them say so politely.
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Es una buena idea boy a poner lo en práctica un cordial saludo desde hospitalet barcelona
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こんな簡単に電気分解を使用するのはとても参考になりました。刃物は研げるので後はいいのですが、個性的な研ぎ方でとても面白いと思います。
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You can use purex instead of salt and 6 volt battery will do just fine. Use this to clean any rusted parts.
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"Wow, this video was incredibly insightful! I never thought sharpening pruning shears could be this easy and effective. The step-by-step demonstration was clear and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing such valuable DIY knowledge!"
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Sharpening the scissors idea is great, but it seems a bit difficult to execute. Do you have any simpler alternatives?
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An excellent vedio. One suggestion ... if the items are held under the rotating "drum" rather than on top, one can see the proper angle to hold the blade parts. Thanks for making this video ... now to revive my old pruners.
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It's fine if you have the time, but sometimes time is money.
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You did well, my dear.
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Para tirar a ferrugem mergulhe por algumas horas no vinagre. Para afiar utilize uma lima . Simples!
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De España, buen truco casero para afilar las tieras
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estupendo. muchas gracias!
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It should be sharpened with a single blade, not with a double blade, because it does not sit well on the opposite side and creates a gaping opening.
"Thanks for the tip! Sharpening with a single blade often provides a better edge and fit. I’ll keep this in mind for future projects!"
Good for restoring old school tools that were made of better metal.
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Exactly. The older tools were of better quality. Nice demo.
Bueno el vídeo, para los que somos neofitos en estás tareas, so de P Hurtado ,Chile
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if you attach a light bulb in series to the + wire, should the anode ever touch the cathode, instead of sparks, the light will come on. This is useful when doing this to the inside of a gas tank or using a power supply.
You are truly a person with a sense of humor. I burst out laughing when I read this comment. Wishing you a joyful day!
@@creationholic101 well, I think you are either weird or did not understand what I said.
面白いアイデアだとは思いますが、かなり専門的知識や道具が要りますから、あまり一般的な方法とは思えないし、私には無理ですね😢でも大変面白く拝見しました。見ているだけでも楽しかったです。ありがとう😊
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What is the purpose of using the AA battery as oppsed to say a similiar sized metal rod ti polish?
AA battery shell is soft zinc + toothpaste helps remove remaining plaque and stains
soak it in the transmission fluid with some salt you will be amazed of the cleaning power
Thanks for sharing!
Never use electric tools for sharpening anything unless it is on a designated sharpening tool!! Especially for curved blades.
Never grind or sand the lower "blade" -- only the curved angled blade -- and only on one side of bypass pruning shears.
Incorrect "sandpaper" for the job.
I've been using my great grandfather's steel pruning shears since I inherited them in 1971. All parts are 100% solid steel, made in 1868.
Only sharpened 4x in 53 years of steady work. It's been almost 100 years since tools were made from that type of steel.
Thank you for sharing your feedback and expressing your perspective
Quando pega na tesoura depois da eletrolise deve ser com luvas , pois é muito difícil tirar a sujidade dos dedos.
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Wire brush on a bench top grinder and diamond file will save you 3 hours and do a better job.
das meine ich aber auch,ich will doch nicht einwachsen,ehe ich sowas fabriziere !
but it also damages the surface of that scissors
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Just drop it into a pan of Evapo-Rust overnight. You'll be amazed at the results.
And the best part --- you can re-use it over and over.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing such a useful method!
Note to those who didn't notice he cleaned NOT SHARPENED the Flat side. ONLY sharpen one side, the outside edge
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What liquid did you squirt onto the sandpaper at 6.19 ??
water
Is it possible to use a smaller power supply?
Yes, I think all is actually necessary for electrolysis of iron is a couple volts at 2 amps.
However, it will take more time and the distance between your anode and cathode must be shorter. For a deeper dive, look into electro plating (overarching idea) or rust removal by electrolysis (this specific use).
You can use a smaller power source
@@creationholic101 Maybe a 12 V 8 Ah charger??
@@Jari1973 that's how lots of people do it. Though I'm not sure how an a charger with an automatic/ maintenance-free mode would take to being attached to electrodes. It would probably just go full bore.
@@Jari1973 the key point of all of this is you can't use alternating current. It has to be direct current. AC would take metal off at the negative peak and put metal right back on at the positive peak (sin wave lol).
It would be easier to buy a new pair of cutters.!!!!
The goal of the video was to showcase a unique approach to recycling, but I understand that it may not resonate with everyone
Easier but not as satisfying. There are people like me who love being able to make and fix things with your own hands
I can get the same or better with CLR soaked over night and you can get drum wheels instead of screwing your drill up. BS
Hello! thanks for your recommendation. Wish you all the best!
Praktikabel, einfach und gut
Thank you! Simplicity often leads to the best solutions.
But that is a complex method. My husband also derusted and sharpened an old pair of secateurs, but it was much easier.
He took the shears apart and soaked them in Cola. After one or two days, the rust was gone and the shears could be sharpened with a whetstone.
Takes more time , but only Cola, a sanding sponge and a whetstone.
But of course, for your work, I give you a Like.
Thanks for sharing your method! It sounds like a practical and simple solution.
Barbeque hot chili sauce works perfectly with somebasta basil
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Very good idea 😊 thanks from Türkiye
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Realmente el filo se pierde cuando las tijeras se separan
I'm Looking from Östervåla Sweden very interesting video
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Boa noite!! Jundiaí SP
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Cool idea but... I wouldn't use one of my drills. All that crud being so close to the chuck... after a few times doing this you would seize up your drill.
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Does the battery/salt water soaking process smell bad? Thanks for this video. It’s great to restore old tools to their usefulness.
You should leave them in a well-ventilated place
well you got 379000 views in a day. sadly this information apart from the rust removal is very poor and i really would not recommend you use these methods.
Can you share how you do it
Which part of is poor and why? I think it was brilliant and ingenious
@@creationholic101Unlikely, he's only skilled at criticising
I totally agree 100% like why wouldn't some CLR in a little elbow grease do the same thing with less risk
@@IngaHickswhat risks are you referring to? He shows how to restore a heavy rusty shears, not washing a used anal plug "with a little elbow grease "
wouldn't soaking overnight in vinegar and then scrubbing with wire brush work just as well?
You only need to soak for 2-3 hours
Sou de Portugal, e adoro vocês , pois são muito criativos . Abraço de Portugal.
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Bad to use salt NaCl in electrolysis. Produces chlorine gas and create acid in the bath. Better to use washing soda or sodium bicarbonate.
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GREAT - makes the world glad we have *UA-cam & YOU* !!!
When he started to sand it with a power tool that was it for me.
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Incredible job 🎉
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C'est tres bien (. Maroc)
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il dentifricio a che serve sul metallo lo stesso dico x la batteria infilata sul trapano quale utilita'?
battery and toothpaste help remove remaining stains and plaque
how many viewers have a shop grinder ? one end has a stone wheel for sharpening and the other end has a wire brush ... glueing a piece of sandpaper on the drill head, seems a little counter productive to me .. I use my drill a lot ... the piece of sandpaper is going to wear out ... then how do you remove it without messing up the chuck head
There are a lot of used inner tubes, so don't worry about that
Soy de el salvador
Is bad samenstelling leidingwater + keukenzout?
Uau!!!
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What is the electrolyte solution?
Salt & water
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Muy buen método para afilar las tijeras de podar, es muy ingenioso o ingeniosa... porque parece que es mujer a juzgar por las manos.
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soaking rusted tools overnight in white vinegar does the same thing for those of you who don't have a battery laying around.
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Quel cinéma alors qu'une simple pierre à aiguiser ferait parfaitement l'affaire !
You only need to craft it once, the next grinding takes less than 1 minute
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oh ho
Wow that's a great life hack. Thank you :)
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Or... You can buy a new pair from Harbor freight for a buck.
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すごい錆取り方法は勉強になりました、しかし研ぐのは私はダイアモンドヤスリと石の砥石を使いますがどう？
My grinding method is also quite effective, I will try the method you shared
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Вітаю, друже, а як позбавитись іржі на авто, підкажи дієвий метод
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What a genious!! (irony may occur). I wonder where he has lived his whole grown up life.
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Avoid the mess, save time, and be safe. Just buy a new pair of shears.
The goal of the video was to showcase a unique approach to recycling, but I understand that it may not resonate with everyone
$5 in materials 2hrs labor for a $15 topps pair of shears WTF
You could do the same with an orbital sander so why waste time glueing sandpaper to drill. 😂😂😂
First, the clickbait. Why does the cover photo of this video show cutting a battery with the shears? That never happens in the video. Are you recommending we should try it?
Second, why would anybody glue sandpaper onto a sleeve on their drill when they could get a reliable grinding stone attachment for the drill.
Third, why would anybody use a battery in a drill as a surface for polishing compound? Why not use a piece of pipe or the non-grooved part of a large drill bit?
Finally, thank you for the electrolysis part of the video. That was interesting. I'm not sure whether a salt solution is the best idea. I've used baking soda instead.
Hello! thanks for your comment. Pretty good salt solvent
Good idea thank from bkk thai
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Nice job! 🙂
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Que el lo que hace la y la electricidad
Encore beaucoup plus simple et dix fois plus rapide . Quand tu trouveras encore un outil en aussi mauvais état, fout le à la mitraille !!😂😂😂
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Why do you supposed that we know what is the white material ?
White material?? The copper cable is white, attached to a steel bar.
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And what is that you are adding to the water.???
I add salt to the water
Oh your video is amazing, it's very useful for life❤❤❤
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Das mit der Batterie finde ich nicht gut. Besser währe ein stück MDF Poliert sehr effizient.
Using MDF is indeed an effective method. Thank you for your suggestion!
I am from the Canary Islands
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amazing
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Great
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アメリカの剪定鋏もこんなんですか？
Yes !
Very good job ! 🇮🇹
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Total waste of time!
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Why does this dude have a hard on for destroying AA batteries? Totally unnecessary in this video. Naval jelly and a bench grinder get the same results in half the time.
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Ten film powinien mieć tytuł " Jak nie ostrzyć sekatora" .... ;) . Nigdy , powtarzam NIGDY nie szlifuje się płaszczyzn które współpracują (tych od środka) . Zawsze szlifujemy zewnętrzne . W przeciwnym wypadku pomiędzy "naostrzonymi" krawędziami powstanie szczelina .
Cześć! Dzięki za komentarz. Wszystkiego najlepszego!
man oh man ,da geh ich einfachan den Schleifbock oder Bandschleifer.
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Cosa hai aggiunto nell,acqua
salt
This guy has too much free time. A new pair of pruning shears will cost $10
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US< currenlty live in Northern California
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I would prefer to buy new ones!!!
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Some of us would rather restore a good old tool. At 77 years old, I have shop tools that were my father's.
You can buy a new pruning shears for five dollars or less. Why would you go to all that effort to still have a half worn out old shears?
The goal of the video was to showcase a unique approach to recycling, but I understand that it may not resonate with everyone