Antique Rusted Farm Lamp - Restoration - Workshop DC
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2021
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Antique Rusted Farm Lamp - Restoration
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Hi guys, how are you doing?
In this video i show you how to restore a Antique rusted farm lamp.
This Lamp was produced by Sonambulo, unfortunately i didn't find any information about the antique.
I think this lamp have a least 60 years old, with a red glass that makes it be a rare piece.
So to restore the lamp i begin disassemble all parts, this step was kind hard cause it was very rusted but all parts leave without any damage.
After disassembled i stated to wash all parts with a strong degreaser, i like this process cause is more easer to remove the rust with all parts cleaned.
My new helper Mr Fox was not happie with the all the dirty and rust on the parts hehe'
With all parts clean i decide to remove the rust with Vinegar, its my first time using this method and worked way better then i expected.
Now i had to debend some parts, with a help of a plier, hammer and my hands i removed all bends.
So i remove all the sharpen edges on some parts with a file.
Now i had to make two missing parts, to remake them i used a iron plate and a copper wire.
After that i remove the deep rust with hydrochloric acid, the result was awesome.
With the parts free from rust i can paint, i used 2 coats of primer, 2 coats of glossy black, 2 coats of high temperature resistence black, and painted the letters with nail polish gold.
I washed the glass with soap and glued the cracks with super glue, i couldn't do much for the broken on the glass.
I also make a cold bluing on some parts.
And all ready to assemble. The assemble was easy, and the final result turned out perfect.
A perfect restoration if i can say that hehe'
Protection Equipments:
- Gloves;
- Goggles;
- Hearing Protection;
- Mask;
Products Used:
- Degreaser;
- Vinegar;
- Primer;
- Penetrating Oil;
- Spray Black;
- Spray High Temperature Black;
- Cold Bluing Product;
Equipmentis used:
- Hammer;
- Screwdriver;
- Plier;
- Screwdriver;
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With Love - DC! ❤️
I loooove it!!!!
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Mmm
very nice restoration
Thanks Michel! ❤️
best wishes from the east of England
Thanks! ❤️
Thank you for sharing. As a kid we used lamps such as this (without the red glass) as there were no other source of power where we lived.
yes, i thought it was. i collect railwayana myself, especially hand - lamps. best wishes, Mick
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thanks GT! ❤️
I love the end result! Black + gold + red + no rust = a very satisfied (but still disgruntled looking) Mr. Fox. Surely that means you must be doing things right haha
He was mad with me about all the rust on the pieces, but in the end he was pretty happy hehe'
Thanks Bro! ❤️
A very nice result 👏 The red glass is nice too. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much mate! ❤️
@@WorkshopDC You're welcome 😊
VERY NICELY DONE!!!!! As someone who acquires old tools (spinning wheels, vintage knitting machines (40's thru early 60's), sewing machines, circular sock knitting machines (the real deal, not those plastic playthings) and brings them back to usefulness, I greatly admire and appreciate the work you put into this. Lots of thumbs up!!!!!!!!! I'm going to start working on tube-wick center-draft kerosene lamps in the near future......I have them so I may as well.....and its good to have them in case of need. I will be watching you in future.
Thanks for the kind words Rowan! ❤️
Old railroad signal lantern. Awesome job.
Thanks Ya'akov! ❤️
💛💛 super tare 😻👍
Thanks! ❤️😻
Like the contrast between the black paint and the red glass.
Thanks Shawna! ❤️
Very well done I am glad you got rid of the black block title all the way through the video 100% better
Thanks Roger!❤️
@@WorkshopDC You are welcome ! Love old lamps . Just a suggestion start looking for old brass ships lamps they are cool as hell and very rugged . Be a neat video to do you can find a bunch on ebarf I would defiantly watch . Thanks for the reply and have a good one
Eu estava na dúvida antes de ler os comentários, mas o lava louças minuano denunciou sua pátria mãe 😂😂😂😂 Parabéns pelo trabalho!! Queremos mais vídeos!!
Muito obrigado! Eu sou brasileiro kkk ❤️
exatamente
Beautiful restore!
Thanks! ❤️
Simply beautiful. Love it!
Thank you! ❤️
Excellent job friend look's great , have a nice day & Stay Safe !!!.
Thanks Brian! ❤️
Ficou show. Parabéns 👏👏👏👏
Muito obrigado Marcello! ❤️
Great job! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Maria! ❤️
I have a lantern similar to this one but different make. Has the red glass as well. And was used on the California Railway back in the day. Wish I could post the picture of mine. Oh well..
Looks great! It is a pity that it is extremely rare to find spare glass for such lamps (
Thanks Werkstatt! ❤️
Excelente restauração!!!
Muito obrigado André! ❤️
Lovely work!!
Thanks! ❤️
That's actually an antique railroad lamp. Before the rails got automatic signaling these lamps were used incase a train broke down. A signalman would light the lamp and walk up the track far enough to worn any oncoming trains. That's why the lamp is red in color.
Thanks DK!
i don,t know where you are but, i,m in the U.K. we use a milky liquid called " kurust". it turns the steel navy - blue ( which means of course that its done its job of actually killing the rust, turning it into magnetite or similar. its good stuff. you can then paint straight onto it
I know this líquid, is a very good one, hugs from Brazil! ❤️
It was a beautiful restoration...I believe the red lens make it a railroad lantern...not sure why a farm would need a red lantern.
Thanks Mark! I also think that this lanter was from a railroad. ❤️
Nice restoration of the old railway lantern. Shame about the cracked lens.it drops the value dramatically. Regardless it is a nice display piece.
Thanks! ❤️
Perfeita restauração, parabenizo pela obra belíssima em que ficou 👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
Muito obrigado! ❤️
Super cool object well done.
Thanks Mate! ❤️
Super like 👏👏👏
Thanks M! ❤️
Nice restoration
Thanks! ❤️
Beautiful job!
Thanks John! ❤️
I loved this restoration, you did a good job👍
Thanks mate! ❤️
@@WorkshopDC You are welcome!
Very good job, congratulations.
Thanks Conkick! ❤️
... привет мастер!-, а по моему мнению, это не фермерский фонарь, а железнодорожный, сигнальный, но тем не менее-, работа отличная получилась выглядит как будто новый, купленный в магазине, у тебя наверное уже много реставрированных вещей,-пора открывать музей старины, здоровья тебе и удачи во всём, новых творческих успехов!!!
Большое спасибо за добрые слова! У меня уже есть много восстановленных вещей, но многие из них не мои. Еще раз спасибо! ❤️
@@WorkshopDC у меня такая же лампа-фонарь. Ждёт своего часа. Понравилось.
Te felicito por el buen trabajo 🇵🇪
Muchas gracias Ricardo! ❤️
Very good Job Love it very 👍❤️👍
Thanks Pascal! ❤️
Gorgeous
Thanks! ❤️
Muito bom!
Obrigado Wagner! ❤️
Belíssimo
Obrigado!
Genial, gracias. 🌼
Muchas gracias! ❤️
muito bom parabens
Muito obrigado Marcos! ❤️
Nice job bro!
Thank you Justin! ❤️
You can buy replacement globes for those lamps red,blue,green.clear.
Thanks for the tip Bruce! ❤️
Looks great!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks Oneshot! ❤️
@@WorkshopDC You are welcome!!
Adorei a restauração, poderia explicar como se faz esse "azulejo frio"? Grato
A tradução está errada, isso se chama oxidação negra, é um produto que é usado para criar uma camada de proteção contra a ferrugem. Para usar esse produto a superfície da peça precisa estar limpa sem tinta e qualquer resíduo de óleo. Aí é só passar o produto na peça que ela escurece, após isso lavar e secar e colocar submerso em óleo. Muito obrigado por assistir. Qualquer dúvida estou aqui. ❤️
Awesome well done restoration! I love the addition of Mr. Fox! Excellent work!
Thanks! He is very happy with the result too! ❤️
Was glass more brittle back then, or does it get brittle over time?
Glass was stronger back then, but it usually breaks over time.
@@WorkshopDC nice. Yeah, most everything built back then was better.
I wonder why the glass is red? 🧡
Me too! Why? 🧡
I have an antique juicer I’d like restored. Do u offer this service?
I don’t, just restore antique for UA-cam.
Thanks for watching Lily! ❤️
Hallo Mister DC. Die Lampe sieht echt gut aus. Das war tolle Arbeit. Guck mal in meinen Channel, habe ebenso einiges restauriert. Well done. You did a nice job.
Vielen Dank! Ich werde ja schauen! ❤️
Acetic acid or white vinegar, is weaker than hydrochloric acid. Either one, wear gloves and goggles. Great restoration
Stay safe always!
Thanks MsGonzalee! ❤️
Hi why you are not write the name of the cleaning liquid on the video my greetings yas shaheen kerbal Iraq
You can turn on the subtitles on UA-cam, the name of the líquid that I used to remove the rust is hydrochloric acid.
sorry for asking but, why would a farmer have a hurricane lamp with a red glass ? surely, it would be more use on a railway?
Yep It is a railway lamp. Thanks for Watching! ❤️
Реставрация - это историческая справедливость. Данная лампа работает на Фотогене(это староруское название современного керосина - которое происходит от названия компании KER&Sin получившей привилегию на продажу фотогена в Росийской Империи.
(В результате основная масса потребителей стала называть Фотоген - Керосином. (а это просто имя компании "Кер и Сын")
Приятно знать, что. Спасибо за просмотр. ❤️
Ficou bom, só não gostei da cor !
Muito obrigado Pércio! ❤️
Tidak Ada Bahasa Indonesia 🇮🇩...😪