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I give it a nine! The quality of the work is wonderful and I loved seeing the various parts cleaned, restored, polished and brought back into perfect working order. The only reason I didn't give it a 10 is the lack of background and dialog explaining what the restorer did and why he chose to do it "that way". I'm a history enthusiast and would have liked to know when these lighters first became available and how much they cost when new as opposed to what they're selling for now. And why is it called a "gasoline" lighter?
Love watching these restorations, very calm and peaceful. It's very hypnotic ( for me anyway), and I love the fact there's no talking. Just letting your work speak for you. Excellent ❤
I give it a 10. Beautiful restoration. I don't understand how folks are saying it's fake 🤔 it's definitely not like one of those carpet restorations where they pull a carpet out of their back yard after covering it with mud and dirt and call it a restoration. Your work is beautiful! And folks saying it's boring, you mispronounced relaxing. This stuff puts me to sleep because it's so chill and fun to watch.
Probably calling it fake because most of the corrosion was the wrong color to be as old as claimed, and there is no way that cotton wading would come out that clean. It would absolutely have corrosion staining and darkening on it. Plus rust and corrosion on the wood (possible plastic) parts of the lighter body? No extreme putting of the metal? The thin wire spring would be metal dust and debris given the exterior corrosion as well. Very suspicious.
@@ingwe87 no I just don't want to waste my time on you losers. You see an opinion you don't like and get your panties all twisted. $20 says you wouldn't dare say that crap to anyone's face. Again, why should I give two $hits what you think.
Avaliação nota 10 e não poderia ser de outra forma. Amigo o seu trabalho e espetacular! Destruir e muito fácil mas restaurar algo que podia ser considerado perdido, destruído pelo tempo e abandono, carcomido pela ferrugem entre outras, é realmente algo a ser muito elogiável. Parabéns. Saúde , paz e prosperidade para você. Sucessos. Amorimpai do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil 🇧🇷💝
I've seen a lighter like that before at a gun show. I was told it's a commemorative lighter for the duck hunters assoc. in 1930s England sponsored by the Parker shotgun co (now owned by Remington). Apparently Teddy Roosevelt received one after a duck hunting expedition. I'm not sure if that's accurate, but it does fit.
The restoration was beautiful. Definitely a 10. What I also noticed and enjoyed was that the only sound was each piece being struck, rubbed or dropped, even the fizz of the coke and baking soda. 😊 This is a cool video.
Its incredible, incredible! And the fact that not only lighter is restored visually but it also works and performs its function! I gove it 100 out of 10! This must be a really passion project.
I took apart my Grandmother’s Treadle sewing machine 30 years ago to refinish. I took off all the original finish and to this day the parts all sit in a shoe box! Your work is beautiful.
Целую ваши руки, они у вас Золотые!!! Реставрируйте больше и приносите удовольствие! Завораживающее видео. Мне 72 года, курю, но такой еще не видела. Благодарю от души, получила море удовольствия. Всех благ Вам! Украина г.Одесса. .с уважением Надежда Васильевна.
So corroded that all the screw threads came undone with nice clean threads. I also noticed your first squirts of oil knocked off most of the corrosion. The little brass cover around the wick was bright and shiny. I've fixed and restored enough vintage engineering and mechanical stuff in my life to know what I'm seeing.
Is that the olympic rings that are engraved into the duck? If so, this lighter might be connected to the 1928 olympic games. The Australian sculler, Bobby Pearce, slowed down to let a duck and her ducklings cross the canal they were racing on... in the middle of the race! 🙂
I am not so sure they're the Olympic rings...I paused the playback and enlarged the image, and the rings are random, and there are more than 5 of them, all over the top half of the duck. Good idea, though!
Just been reading up on MrBobby Pearce.. well worth a look. Only lost one race, (finished 2nd) an under 16s' event, he was 6! went on to win everything else he entered in his lifetime! the Duck race; the competitor he was up against went 5 lengths clear and was still beaten by 30 seconds... He held a world record for something like 40 years, only beaten in 1979... An astonishing guy. Would be a nice story if the lighter was in commeneration of the events of that race in the 1928 Olympics. The style of the lighter looks about right for that date?? 🤩🤩
Mi querido amigo le felicito por ese arte tan especial que tiene y el don de poder apreciar las obras finas elaboradas tan bonitas ,lo suyo es un arte y un hoby
I'll have to go with 10. It is a true restoration. You left a few dings in it which shows it's age but it still is great lookinng and will be something to pass down to the next generation. Well done.
Que maravilloso es la restauracion con objetos y muebles antiguos. Para ser restaurador se estudia años .es una carrera muy bonita y facinante. Cuando se restaura las cosas Vintage queda hermoso.👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗.
This guy DOES NOT RESTORE ANYTHING... HE TAKES A CLEAN ITEM AND COOKS SUGAR AND DIRT ONTO IT, HE DOESNT EVEN HAVE TO CLEAN IT BECAUSE HE JUST SHIWS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE. EFOR HE COVERED IT IN FAKE RUST.. ALL HIS ITEMS ARE BRASS.. BRASS DOESNT RUST!
I absolutely your work and restoration on this. I like the duck 🦆…it looks masculine to me. 🙆🏻♀️🥰🙏🏽. Thank you for sharing your project. The outcome was great. 👏🏽🙇🏻♀️
The spring loaded dousing cap was introduced in the 1930s. However, the sandwiching of materials here in the lighter body is something I see more commonly in 1970s. I would say maybe early 1970s. Back in the day, you could purchase such lighters at a jeweller and they would add a custom commemorative plaque such as the duck for the avid duck hunter.
I love this the circles on it could mean it was a souvenir from an Olympic games as it has the Olympic rings on the duck 10/10 from me amazing restoration Alex in Fife Scotland 🏴 😀
Excelente más que excelente ! Cuánto amor por hacer las cosas ,mucho corazón y conocimiento .muchas felicidades !! Mis respetos y admiración !! Hace algunos años tiré a la basura tres cochecitos muy oxidados e inservibles según yo ya habían pasado a mejor vida ,y ahora que ví estos vídeos me doy cuenta que los cochecitos que tiré no estaban tan mal, Que vergüenza siento de mi plena ignorancia !! Saludos ,un abrazo !!
The flint spring and the interior cotton were brand new as well as the threads on the screws. You've artificially rusted this by coating it in salt and water. Just so you have something to restore.
Better question! Why put fake crap on when we would like to see the art of a thru craftsmanship!Its fun to watch what untalented people fall for! Most 10 ratings have never restored ANYTHING themselves!!!So just dont know!!! They should be greatful for people that take true pride in restoring something!!
I know one thing- not only do you need very dexterous hands and nimble and steady fingers for this kind of work, but also a stable temperament and a massive amount of patience, all of which I lack. On a score of 1 to10. I'd give this a 10, for the fiddliness of the item and work, and the final result
Отличная работа ставлю 9,один балл снял за то что,уж очень все наигранно выглядит хотя я могу и ошибаться,сам занимаюсь реставрацией зажигалок такого плана и имею большую коллекцию,но первый раз вижу зажигалку в таком ужасном состоянии но в тоже время в ней прекрасно сохранилось колёсико и не один зубчик не пострадал,пружина толкающая кремень тоже в идеальном состоянии,вата белая как будто ее недавно меняли и фитиль тоже со следами недавнего горения, поэтому только 9
I dont understand what adding the sodium bicarbonate does? It would just neutralize the phosphoric acid in the Coke. If you didnt add the baking soda I think those parts would clean up in a fraction of the time. Letting the acid in the Coke do its job
The wooden part was rusted? I don't think so. What about the spring that tensioned the snuffer?That wasn't disassembled. It would have been a rusty mess. The cotton would not have been white.
What a beautiful job you did!!! I've been smoking a pipe for the past 43 years and I love these old lighters. This one is particularly beautiful and has a lot of character -- art Deco I think.
Fraud: The wood (possibly plastic) veneer is covered in red rust. Neither wood nor plastic rust. All he did was remove debris that he put there himself. He literally wiped off a lighter that was supposedly sitting in PH neutral, flat soda for 12 hours. Note how after soaking in sugar there was no stickiness involved. I love watching craftsman return something destroyed to usefulness. He's doing a fraction of the work for all the accolades.
🤨 - I think this restorer is genuine, as he has a euro extension lead that he plugged his micro-drill into, and when he showed his hands; they were a pale pink he was like myself, a European/Russian westerner = we care about what we are restoring and the thing is found like that before it is restored. (Yes, the spring looks suspiciously unaffected, as does the cotton insert ~ but the lighter was possibly? so well sealed that the corrosion didn’t get to them). Could you [@therestorer] identify yourself as genuine, and how did you find the lighter?
@@samuelfellows6923 because he's European and white (by your assessment) he's honest? I'm not sure I like the racist implications here. I don't immediately believe that someone who's Indian, Middle Eastern, African, etc is dishonest due to the color of their skin or their place of birth/residence.
@Hansemann Luchter what are you on about. 1st, you're necroing a thread that's long dead. 2nd, you failed to completely read the thread post where I already called out someone who was trying to be racist. 3rd, if you are fraudulent for money (ad revenue) or accolades, then you deserve to be called out regardless of national origin
Instead of just saying fake, can you give a time stamp where there is evidence? Not sure about you but I’m not seeing anything and the devil is in the details. Wearing gloves, covering the tips of the tools that come into contact with sensitive parts and the methodology he uses to restore is a pretty solid regimen. Why do all of that if it’s just fake to get views? It would be a waste of time. I could be wrong though. Evidence is important before dismissal of someone’s hard work. UA-cam channels are difficult to maintain without a lot of effort, consistent content or people. :)
@culturemyworld2362 And yet he got you to not only watch, but comment as well. So I think he wins this point 🤔 I liked it. If it's a "fake" (not sure what's fake about removing dirt, rust and tarnish) then keep telling me lies. Great job! It might be an award lighter for Ducks Unlimited 🤔
Me ha gustado mucho el resultado. El mechero es muy bonito. Creo que lo has hecho muy bien. Te doy un diez. Espero que alguien te de pistas sobre su origen, sería bordarlo. 👌👍🇪🇸🌿
Ukrainian/Russian/Eastern European style lighter from 1930-50's. The Duck motif is stainless steel or aluminium? Its a very satisfying video. The restorer's ability is very good. This is the first ever restoration video i have seen and am most happy to rate this video 7/10. Congratulations.
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10 well deserved.
This lighter is something Detective Poirot will be proud to light his cigarette.🕵️
On a scale of 1 to 10, this is an 11. Can I purchase it?
Este isqueiro ficou excelente. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
I give it a nine! The quality of the work is wonderful and I loved seeing the various parts cleaned, restored, polished and brought back into perfect working order.
The only reason I didn't give it a 10 is the lack of background and dialog explaining what the restorer did and why he chose to do it "that way".
I'm a history enthusiast and would have liked to know when these lighters first became available and how much they cost when new as opposed to what they're selling for now.
And why is it called a "gasoline" lighter?
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My father had lighter like that one. He bought it in Germany back in the late fifties at a stationary supply. Give it a 10!
Cool!👍 Thank you😉
:0 I was just thinking it seemed to be from the 50s just because style!
Love watching these restorations, very calm and peaceful.
It's very hypnotic ( for me anyway), and I love the fact there's no talking. Just letting your work speak for you.
Excellent ❤
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Wow! Just amazing. Such attention to detail. And blessed silence. No annoying background music.
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I give it a 10. Beautiful restoration. I don't understand how folks are saying it's fake 🤔 it's definitely not like one of those carpet restorations where they pull a carpet out of their back yard after covering it with mud and dirt and call it a restoration. Your work is beautiful! And folks saying it's boring, you mispronounced relaxing. This stuff puts me to sleep because it's so chill and fun to watch.
Probably calling it fake because most of the corrosion was the wrong color to be as old as claimed, and there is no way that cotton wading would come out that clean. It would absolutely have corrosion staining and darkening on it.
Plus rust and corrosion on the wood (possible plastic) parts of the lighter body? No extreme putting of the metal? The thin wire spring would be metal dust and debris given the exterior corrosion as well.
Very suspicious.
Thank you😊😉💚
@@ingwe87 or... We are actual people who see past the BS.
@@ingwe87 you can call whatever you want.
As if I care what some stranger in the YT comments has to say.
Later tator.
@@ingwe87 no I just don't want to waste my time on you losers.
You see an opinion you don't like and get your panties all twisted. $20 says you wouldn't dare say that crap to anyone's face.
Again, why should I give two $hits what you think.
Avaliação nota 10 e não poderia ser de outra forma. Amigo o seu trabalho e espetacular! Destruir e muito fácil mas restaurar algo que podia ser considerado perdido, destruído pelo tempo e abandono, carcomido pela ferrugem entre outras, é realmente algo a ser muito elogiável. Parabéns. Saúde , paz e prosperidade para você. Sucessos. Amorimpai do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil 🇧🇷💝
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário e palavras de apoio! Tenha um bom dia!
هذه الولاعة صنعت لصاحب المصنع المدير التنفيذي لمصنع الهدايا المميزة في سنة 1919 😊
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I've seen a lighter like that before at a gun show. I was told it's a commemorative lighter for the duck hunters assoc. in 1930s England sponsored by the Parker shotgun co (now owned by Remington). Apparently Teddy Roosevelt received one after a duck hunting expedition. I'm not sure if that's accurate, but it does fit.
Wow cool info. Thank you very much👍👌😉
@@ingwe87 I'm not really sure, but I think they're just marks on the peuter that originally details but have worn down over the years
It's amazing how detailed your restoration work is. you always achieve a perfect result. From 0 to 10, you have 12.
Thank you!😉👍
The restoration was beautiful.
Definitely a 10.
What I also noticed and enjoyed was that the only sound was each piece being struck, rubbed or dropped, even the fizz of the coke and baking soda. 😊
This is a cool video.
Thank you!)
Its incredible, incredible! And the fact that not only lighter is restored visually but it also works and performs its function! I gove it 100 out of 10! This must be a really passion project.
I took apart my Grandmother’s Treadle sewing machine 30 years ago to refinish. I took off all the original finish and to this day the parts all sit in a shoe box! Your work is beautiful.
Thank you!)
Целую ваши руки, они у вас Золотые!!! Реставрируйте больше и приносите удовольствие! Завораживающее видео. Мне 72 года, курю, но такой еще не видела. Благодарю от души, получила море удовольствия. Всех благ Вам! Украина г.Одесса. .с уважением Надежда Васильевна.
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6:20 Dope 🤯
Awesome. This restoration is beautiful. Thank You for uploading this.
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Magnifico lavoro...bravissimo !!!
Hello! Thank you!👍😉
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@@TheRestorer Genova Italy...
Your attention to detail is astounding. Great wotk. Thanks for sharing.
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11. Fantastic restoration and transformation. Thank you for sharing 💎🙏
Thank you very much👍😉
So corroded that all the screw threads came undone with nice clean threads. I also noticed your first squirts of oil knocked off most of the corrosion. The little brass cover around the wick was bright and shiny. I've fixed and restored enough vintage engineering and mechanical stuff in my life to know what I'm seeing.
This is youtube, even brass rusts red as a fox here..
@@hansemannluchter643 Yep...
Other thing is screws inside was black didn't get any rust or power anything
Fake ~ fraudulent 😡
@@hansemannluchter643 pffftt everyone knows that brass is 90% iron & 10% Other Stuff (TM)
Кайфовые реставрации. С большим удовольствием залипаю в ваши видео. Рука мастера, влюбленного в свое дело. Супер❤ 10 баллов, однозначно
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Is that the olympic rings that are engraved into the duck? If so, this lighter might be connected to the 1928 olympic games. The Australian sculler, Bobby Pearce, slowed down to let a duck and her ducklings cross the canal they were racing on... in the middle of the race! 🙂
It does appear to be the Olympic rings on the duck.
I am not so sure they're the Olympic rings...I paused the playback and enlarged the image, and the rings are random, and there are more than 5 of them, all over the top half of the duck. Good idea, though!
I thought it looked like the Olympic Rings too, at first, but then I saw that there were more that 5.
Just been reading up on MrBobby Pearce.. well worth a look. Only lost one race, (finished 2nd) an under 16s' event, he was 6! went on to win everything else he entered in his lifetime!
the Duck race; the competitor he was up against went 5 lengths clear and was still beaten by 30 seconds... He held a world record for something like 40 years, only beaten in 1979... An astonishing guy. Would be a nice story if the lighter was in commeneration of the events of that race in the 1928 Olympics. The style of the lighter looks about right for that date?? 🤩🤩
Cool, I didn't know such details about this Olympics. Maybe it was made in honor of this)
Esqueiro pra vida toda, só encher quando acabar. Parabéns pelo belo trabalho,muito bom.
I give you a 10 for the beautiful restoration of the lighter. I can't wait to see your project!
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Mi querido amigo le felicito por ese arte tan especial que tiene y el don de poder apreciar las obras finas elaboradas tan bonitas ,lo suyo es un arte y un hoby
Восхитительно мило! Браво!
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@@TheRestoreriu⁹7o⁹⁸
10 on 10 Genius, your restorations are treat to the eyes.....
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@@TheRestorer India 🇮🇳 my friend...
The use of Coke is great but once you put the baking soda into it you neutralized the acid that does the work of removing rust..
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Beautiful and perfect restoration.
Thank you!)
Que preservación a lo antiguo, mereces todos
Mis respetos. Gentes así
Merecen 🌠💌
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Amazing. I can't believe you got it to light again!
Thanks!😊
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uS. @@TheRestorer
I'll have to go with 10. It is a true restoration. You left a few dings in it which shows it's age but it still is great lookinng and will be something to pass down to the next generation. Well done.
Thank you!👍😉💚
Flicitaciones gran trabajo .el encendedor quedo de lujo 💯👍👏👏👏🇦🇷
¡Hola! ¡Gracias!👍😉
¿Desde dónde estás mirando? 🌍😉
@@TheRestorer desde mi querida república argentina .capital del tango 🇦🇷
На это можно смотреть часами, и восхищаться, если руки и голова на месте, все получится, спасибо..
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Que maravilloso es la restauracion con objetos y muebles antiguos.
Para ser restaurador se estudia años .es una carrera muy bonita y facinante.
Cuando se restaura las cosas Vintage queda hermoso.👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗.
Thank you😉👍
Beautiful Job !!!
Thanks!👍😉💚
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Waouhhhh !! Quelle belle réussite !! 1000 bravos ....
Thank you!
Absolute magic. What a wonderful pastime keeping these objects from landfill. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much👍😉
This guy DOES NOT RESTORE ANYTHING... HE TAKES A CLEAN ITEM AND COOKS SUGAR AND DIRT ONTO IT, HE DOESNT EVEN HAVE TO CLEAN IT BECAUSE HE JUST SHIWS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE. EFOR HE COVERED IT IN FAKE RUST.. ALL HIS ITEMS ARE BRASS.. BRASS DOESNT RUST!
Great restoration. Interesting not seeing any sandblasting, but still fun to watch.
Thanks!)
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I like that you kept some of the old patina.
I always try to do this in order to preserve a part of history
Thanks
Great job 👍👌 first class work love to see more Videos Dave thanks 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much👍😉
10! Lighters are one of my favorite kinds of restorations!
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Awesome attention to detail. You definitely know what you're doing. Great video. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you very much👍😉
I absolutely your work and restoration on this. I like the duck 🦆…it looks masculine to me. 🙆🏻♀️🥰🙏🏽. Thank you for sharing your project. The outcome was great. 👏🏽🙇🏻♀️
The spring loaded dousing cap was introduced in the 1930s. However, the sandwiching of materials here in the lighter body is something I see more commonly in 1970s. I would say maybe early 1970s. Back in the day, you could purchase such lighters at a jeweller and they would add a custom commemorative plaque such as the duck for the avid duck hunter.
Cool! Thanks for the info!
They would just glue on a duck?
@@Tenebarum Yup. Get a custom name on it, and the jeweller would just glue or solder it on.
I would give this type of restoring a "10"
Thank you!)
I love this the circles on it could mean it was a souvenir from an Olympic games as it has the Olympic rings on the duck 10/10 from me amazing restoration Alex in Fife Scotland 🏴 😀
Thank you very much for the information!) Thank you for the high rating
Excelente más que excelente ! Cuánto amor por hacer las cosas ,mucho corazón y conocimiento .muchas felicidades !! Mis respetos y admiración !! Hace algunos años tiré a la basura tres cochecitos muy oxidados e inservibles según yo ya habían pasado a mejor vida ,y ahora que ví estos vídeos me doy cuenta que los cochecitos que tiré no estaban tan mal, Que vergüenza siento de mi plena ignorancia !! Saludos ,un abrazo !!
The flint spring and the interior cotton were brand new as well as the threads on the screws. You've artificially rusted this by coating it in salt and water. Just so you have something to restore.
@Jim Jerome I'm wondering the same thing.
Better question! Why put fake crap on when we would like to see the art of a thru craftsmanship!Its fun to watch what untalented people fall for! Most 10 ratings have never restored ANYTHING themselves!!!So just dont know!!! They should be greatful for people that take true pride in restoring something!!
You’re out of your mind. 🤯
Restoring... the point of the channel.
You are a spoiler, for everyone else, this was magic.😢
Na Super, da hat sich die Arbeit gelohnt! Danke
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I think the duck wasn't there from the begining. It was applied at some point by the owner just for fun...
Was the owner a hunter? It looks like there are Olympic rings on the duck
Beautiful than brand new !!
Excelente trabalho 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Other great restore! I love lighters!
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Italy!@@TheRestorer
Ficou top por demais! Restauração perfeita, nota mil. De São José SC BR.
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木が使われているなんてすごく素敵なライターですね！
満点です！
Ficou lindo! 🌺
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Amazing craftsmanship!
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Excellent restoration it’s a 10 from me 👌
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I know one thing- not only do you need very dexterous hands and nimble and steady fingers for this kind of work, but also a stable temperament and a massive amount of patience, all of which I lack.
On a score of 1 to10. I'd give this a 10, for the fiddliness of the item and work, and the final result
Thank you!)
Nota 💯 parabéns 👏👏
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Nice work. Beautiful lighter.
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Que ser serviço extraordinário, minha nota é 10 Brasil!
Muito obrigado pela alta classificação!)
Excellent ...a great job and getting that beat p light to work again. Kudos to you...!!
Thank you!)
10 plus. I don’t know why you attract trolls. Let them put up their work as opposed to insulting your efforts. Tiresome
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The fake aging is not quite movie quality yet.
Why?
@@TheRestorer Because it still looks f4k3 af..
Excellent skill
Thank you!
Отличная работа ставлю 9,один балл снял за то что,уж очень все наигранно выглядит хотя я могу и ошибаться,сам занимаюсь реставрацией зажигалок такого плана и имею большую коллекцию,но первый раз вижу зажигалку в таком ужасном состоянии но в тоже время в ней прекрасно сохранилось колёсико и не один зубчик не пострадал,пружина толкающая кремень тоже в идеальном состоянии,вата белая как будто ее недавно меняли и фитиль тоже со следами недавнего горения, поэтому только 9
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Perfekt 👌
Klasse 👍 FEUERZEUG✌️
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I dont understand what adding the sodium bicarbonate does? It would just neutralize the phosphoric acid in the Coke. If you didnt add the baking soda I think those parts would clean up in a fraction of the time. Letting the acid in the Coke do its job
I see a lot of restorers on UA-cam using vinegar and bicarb the same way - they didn't pay attention in science class!
The fizz is nice I guess 😉
I thought the same thing.
Just use white vinegar. Cheaper and faster.
Beautiful
Showmanship. Just for the looks and drama
ΚΑΛΟ,ΠΟΛΥ ΚΑΛΟ.BRAVO.😎
Thank you!)
The wooden part was rusted? I don't think so. What about the spring that tensioned the snuffer?That wasn't disassembled. It would have been a rusty mess. The cotton would not have been white.
What a beautiful job you did!!! I've been smoking a pipe for the past 43 years and I love these old lighters. This one is particularly beautiful and has a lot of character -- art Deco I think.
Thank you!)
Fraud: The wood (possibly plastic) veneer is covered in red rust. Neither wood nor plastic rust. All he did was remove debris that he put there himself. He literally wiped off a lighter that was supposedly sitting in PH neutral, flat soda for 12 hours. Note how after soaking in sugar there was no stickiness involved. I love watching craftsman return something destroyed to usefulness. He's doing a fraction of the work for all the accolades.
Of course, plastic cannot rust, rust got on it from rusty metal parts.
🤨 - I think this restorer is genuine, as he has a euro extension lead that he plugged his micro-drill into, and when he showed his hands; they were a pale pink he was like myself, a European/Russian westerner = we care about what we are restoring and the thing is found like that before it is restored. (Yes, the spring looks suspiciously unaffected, as does the cotton insert ~ but the lighter was possibly? so well sealed that the corrosion didn’t get to them). Could you [@therestorer] identify yourself as genuine, and how did you find the lighter?
@@samuelfellows6923 because he's European and white (by your assessment) he's honest? I'm not sure I like the racist implications here. I don't immediately believe that someone who's Indian, Middle Eastern, African, etc is dishonest due to the color of their skin or their place of birth/residence.
@@B6937 Surely,"white people" would never fake anything, don't you buy all those nice WW2 LEICA-cameras from Russia ??
@Hansemann Luchter what are you on about. 1st, you're necroing a thread that's long dead. 2nd, you failed to completely read the thread post where I already called out someone who was trying to be racist. 3rd, if you are fraudulent for money (ad revenue) or accolades, then you deserve to be called out regardless of national origin
Hipnotizante essa restauração,tem detalhes pequenininho que eu pensei que não ia dar certo,mas deu , parabéns 😊
"1" A great example of another probably fake, and definitely boring, "restoration"!
🤨Thank you for your rating "1"
You are a little boy. A troll. Go away and troll somewhere else. Nobody thinks you're clever. Nobody thinks your funny. You. Don't. Matter.
Instead of just saying fake, can you give a time stamp where there is evidence? Not sure about you but I’m not seeing anything and the devil is in the details. Wearing gloves, covering the tips of the tools that come into contact with sensitive parts and the methodology he uses to restore is a pretty solid regimen. Why do all of that if it’s just fake to get views? It would be a waste of time. I could be wrong though. Evidence is important before dismissal of someone’s hard work. UA-cam channels are difficult to maintain without a lot of effort, consistent content or people. :)
10 man. A masterful restoration! :)
@culturemyworld2362 And yet he got you to not only watch, but comment as well. So I think he wins this point 🤔
I liked it. If it's a "fake" (not sure what's fake about removing dirt, rust and tarnish) then keep telling me lies. Great job! It might be an award lighter for Ducks Unlimited 🤔
Beautiful restoration.
Thank you very much👍😉
10 out 0f 10
Wonderful restoration!!
Thank you!)
Τελειο.!!!!!!!!!!!
❤☺
Ευχαριστώ!)
Fabulous!
Thank you!😉💚👍
🦾great job, wow, anything start work after your care, it s so spetial 😊
Thanks!👍 Where are you watching from?🌍😉
Fantastic rebuild.
Thanks!💚👍😉
Excellent !!! 10 all the way !!!
Thanks
Muy buena restauracion maestro. 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you!😉👍
かわいい素敵なオイルライター❤👍
Nice restoration!!
Thank you!)
Hay quá 😍 bạn có phục hồi xe tăng được không ⁉️🤣
Cảm ơn bạn!) Mọi thứ đều có thể được khôi phục!)
Amazing...
☺❤
Thank you!💚👍😉
Exellent work bro
☺❤
Thank you very much!💚👍😉
Definitely a 9/10. Your work is amazing
Thank you!)
Me ha gustado mucho el resultado. El mechero es muy bonito. Creo que lo has hecho muy bien. Te doy un diez.
Espero que alguien te de pistas sobre su origen, sería bordarlo.
👌👍🇪🇸🌿
Muchas gracias por la alta calificación.
A The Rest...
Es una forma de expresar mi agrado por tu trabajo. No soy un catedrático. 👌👍🇪🇸🌿
Excelente trabalho 🤔🤔🤔
Thank you!😉💚👍✨
O Criador deu o homem a mente pra usar com sabedoria, parabéns amigo!
Obrigado, tenha um bom dia!
Sei davvero un artista. È bellissimo vedere i tuoi video per me è 10. 😊
Thank you very much👍😉
Ukrainian/Russian/Eastern European style lighter from 1930-50's. The Duck motif is stainless steel or aluminium? Its a very satisfying video. The restorer's ability is very good. This is the first ever restoration video i have seen and am most happy to rate this video 7/10. Congratulations.
I Rate Your Work as a 10.5
Wow!!! Thank you!👍😉💚
You get a 10+++ !! Its stunning!!
Give it a 10!
Thanks!👍 Where are you watching from?🌍😉
Your fancy mannerisms and tricky editing got in the way of your excellent work. Less is more
Hahah🤣
Ok😉👍
I give your work 10 plus
Oh Cool😉👍
Thanks
Of course 10 . Very talented
Hello! Thank you!👍😉
Where are you watching from?🌍😉