now THIS is the restoration I like, a lot of the restorations I watch, the people put just a perfect shine on there and customize it, I know the shine protects form rust but you got to leave some of its past on there
Very cool! Witty at times also, like when the heat gun is fired up before finishing the handle (I caught the rhythm). I would have liked to see the removed stump of the old handle though. It sure held on!
You have no clue how happy I am that you have a striker. I see people light torches with lighters, matches, pretty much everything else but a striker and it gives me a mini heart attack.
You don't know much about restoration, if you say this is a perfect restoration. The hammer head still has pitted holes in it still, it's far from perfect. I've seen better restorations than this and this isn't perfect at all.
@@ForgottenShineRestoration thank you. I love watching you work. I have PTSD and anxiety and I find your vids really therapeutic. They always help me sleep too. Not that I find it boring 🤣🤣🤣. I also like the little funny things you do. Like wiggle your fingers before poking one in a hole 🤣🤣🤭. Glad to be a subscriber 🏴❤️
I really hate to criticize someone, especially since I know how much work went into making this video, but it just looks like a slightly sanded old hammer with an etched design. I'll check your other videos in case this was just an aberration for you. Best wishes.
Hey Curtis D, that's right, an extreme amount of time goes into a video like this. This hammer has extreme pitting from the rust, of course I could have completely sanded it away, but then there wouldn't have been much left. Furthermore I think that the hammer looks more mystical and interesting. In the foreground of this video stand, how do I make with simple things the logo on it without laser...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration while many of your restorations are restoring an item to functionality, there is something to be said about form as well. You're absolutely right about the pitting lending the metal character, giving it history that a polished smooth hammer doesn't have.
1:30 乱暴なやり方ですが、私の父は火の中にくべて、残っている木の柄を少し焼いて緩くしてから取り外してました。 Roughly, my dad put it in the fire, burned the remaining wooden handle a little, loosened it, and then removed it.
This has to be the coolest restoration video I have seen in a long time! Great editing and I really dug the music. My ancestors would play this as they marched into battle. Count me in as a new subscriber!
Excelente trabajo 👍 y el dibujo 👌 . En el minuto 4 : 23 o 4 : 24 cuando estás calentando el martillo sale la imagen de un CRÁNEO. Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo.
Hey Sören Kache, vielen Dank für dein tolles Feedback! Das stimmt, ich möchte ja zeigen das man zum Beispiel kein teuren Laser benötigt, klar der Aufwand ist höher und nicht so genau aber das ist ja oft gar nicht nötig. Wenn man Kinder hat ist das sicherlich auch ein sehr schönes Projekt!
Very nice work and video filming/editing bro !. I know the time it takes !. Also i like you leave on the object the signs of its past times. Congrats !
Nice restoration dude, I especially enjoyed how you used chemistry/physics for the new logo 😄 We did something similar in chemistry class at the university, but I actually never saw anyone do that UA-cam ! Very nice job! 👍🏼🙏🏼
Hey Dr. Hut of Handcraft, thank you so much for your great feedback! When I recently came across it again by chance I just had to do it, the last time I had also done this in school 😁
Ну что тут сказать? Мастер старался, просто не знал что он делает. Этот молоток не предназначен забивать гвозди. Это специализированный кузнечный молоток, предназначенный для отбивания косы. Боёк и тыльник у такого молотка должны быть гладкие, полированные. Без раковин. И закалка не менее 58-65HRC. Для чего мастер его "отпустил" тоже непонятно. А так конечно молодец, старался...
Nice engraving design on the hammer. I am all about saving the history of any tool but not removing the pitting from the striking surfaces sets this hammer and user up for failure.
![Knife Restoration [Very Rusty Old Bayonet]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PaTo9Gza2GQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Knife Restoration [Very Rusty Old Bayonet]](/img/tr.png)
![Hammer Restoration [With Resin Eye]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Iw0ayAwGbAE/mqdefault.jpg)
This was epic, especially the end when all came with the music and hammer hits)) like a teaser of a new movie))
Superbly directed and edited as well an incredible restoration. You are a true artist!
Thank you very much! 🐢
"Oh wow, that etching looks great! What did you use?"
"A q-tip and a 9-volt battery"
I love how you show so much personality without talking
I love watching these types of vidoes
now THIS is the restoration I like, a lot of the restorations I watch, the people put just a perfect shine on there and customize it, I know the shine protects form rust but you got to leave some of its past on there
You will pass O creative I am following you from Iraq🇮🇶❤️
So amazing
Sometimes I just watch your videos over and over. I love to watch you work. You're really good
Thank you very much! 🐢
Сначала полчаса вышибать старую рукоять с клиньями,а потом отжигать при t800 ?Очень интересная технология!😂
Я сколько раз смотрю твои видео как ты рестаарируешь разные инструменты я всегда восхищаюсь твоим умением давать новую жизнь строму инструменту.
Большое спасибо! 🐢🤩
Go to "psycho engineer"I think you like that videos.
Lovely
I love seeing the creative ways of refinishing old tools that videos like this show!
"psycho engineer"
Bardzo świetnie jest ten Bardzo stary zabytkowy młotek odrestaurowany pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
"psycho engineer"
Very cool! Witty at times also, like when the heat gun is fired up before finishing the handle (I caught the rhythm). I would have liked to see the removed stump of the old handle though. It sure held on!
Very nice 👌👍👏and the very good 👍👌😀👏😊😎👍thanks my friend 😀
Hey abdolaziz norozi. thank you very much
@@ForgottenShineRestoration 🥰🥰🙏🙏🤍🤎💛💚🧡❤💙🖤💜🌹👌🙏🙏⚘⚘🥀🥀😍😍😇😇👋🖐
I have nothing to learn with your videos but when i watch them at night it relaxes my body at lot...
Once upon a time, things were made to last, and no matter how old, can still be saved.
This one has so much personality, I love it!
i love how he put some humor in his restoration videos😄
😁🤗
Nicely presented video. I really like the editing.
Thank you very much! 🐢
You have no clue how happy I am that you have a striker. I see people light torches with lighters, matches, pretty much everything else but a striker and it gives me a mini heart attack.
What’s a striker?
@@floolie 4:07 they use a striker to start their torch.
I'm eating a cup of tea with butter toast
Bro we know this wasn't on are recommend
Te quedó bien chido el martillo bro 👍👍👍👍
I really enjoyed adding a *Celtic sign.* Good work buddy keep going 😊👍
Hey Custom Restoration, thank you very much for your feedback!
Perfect restoration... Sophisticated to..interesting to see Applying science we learnt in lowers.. ❤️❤️
You don't know much about restoration, if you say this is a perfect restoration. The hammer head still has pitted holes in it still, it's far from perfect. I've seen better restorations than this and this isn't perfect at all.
Lo necesitaba, Gran trabajo !! 👌😃👍
Hey CEZbrico, thanks!
Excellent!
Thank you! Nice to read your name again and again and even under so many videos...🐢
*Бесподобно!*
Красота! Очень хорошо! 👏👏👏👏👏🙏☺
Fixing a hammer with a hammer, this is awesome
I miss media blasting airplane parts. Was my fave part about being a sheet metal mechanic.
That was brilliant bro!!!
Cool invented with drawings! Thank you, I took it to my knowledge box👍
Hello Alex Restoration. Thank you very much and have fun with it, I think it's totally great how it works...
very inspiring, gracias!
Thanks very much! 🐢
Nice work! You should try a craft knife to cut stencils, the kind with a tip that turns when you go around a corner.
ok, thank you for the tipp! 🐢
Okay but why does 2:56 have me feelin some type of way 😳
first, a coffee knife, now a flambé hammer handle??? sir you are OUT OF CONTROL!!/j
🤪🤪🤪
Great tip for the temperature of the heat treatment. Sodium chloride has a melting temp of 801C. Spot on 👌
Thanks for your great feedback!
I love watching these kinds of videos
Thank you!
Another really calming and relaxing watch. Thank you. Is that a sand blaster you use to get the rust off or is it just air? Forgive my not knowing.
No problem, yes it is a sandblasting cabin that works with compressed air. But you need a blasting medium, in this case it is corundum.
@@ForgottenShineRestoration thank you. I love watching you work. I have PTSD and anxiety and I find your vids really therapeutic. They always help me sleep too. Not that I find it boring 🤣🤣🤣. I also like the little funny things you do. Like wiggle your fingers before poking one in a hole 🤣🤣🤭. Glad to be a subscriber 🏴❤️
Thank you very much for your kind words!
I am of course also happy if it helps you!
Great outcome and great editing!
Thank you very much!
thank you for the videos! you inspired me to start making own videos here on UA-cam. Thanks for the inspiration 😊
Hey Repair & Restore. Thank you very much! I am curious about your videos
"That is not a hammer, that is fried chicken."
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"Oooo, that is most assuredly a hammer, possibly one used by a Norse god..."
There was SO MUCH pitting and rust on that old hammer head.
I really hate to criticize someone, especially since I know how much work went into making this video, but it just looks like a slightly sanded old hammer with an etched design. I'll check your other videos in case this was just an aberration for you. Best wishes.
Hey Curtis D, that's right, an extreme amount of time goes into a video like this. This hammer has extreme pitting from the rust, of course I could have completely sanded it away, but then there wouldn't have been much left. Furthermore I think that the hammer looks more mystical and interesting. In the foreground of this video stand, how do I make with simple things the logo on it without laser...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration while many of your restorations are restoring an item to functionality, there is something to be said about form as well. You're absolutely right about the pitting lending the metal character, giving it history that a polished smooth hammer doesn't have.
👍🏾
Buen trabajo amigo felicitaciones, un abrazo grande desde Bogotá Colombia
LUIS EDUARDO BERMEJO MONTENEGRO un gran abrazo desde Alemania - ¡gracias!
Very clever what you did with the salt and the battery. Never seen that done before.
Hey Mary Heron, thank you very much!
It's called electrolysis/etching
1:30 乱暴なやり方ですが、私の父は火の中にくべて、残っている木の柄を少し焼いて緩くしてから取り外してました。
Roughly, my dad put it in the fire, burned the remaining wooden handle a little, loosened it, and then removed it.
Just epic
You did a very good job. Beautiful result
This has to be the coolest restoration video I have seen in a long time! Great editing and I really dug the music. My ancestors would play this as they marched into battle. Count me in as a new subscriber!
CrossGrain Wood Products,LTD thank you :D kind of epic the music, indeed - we will try to mix such moments more often into our videos
@@ForgottenShineRestoration and what was the music title?
Good job bro 👍
Hey Creative Daily Works ,thank you for your nice Feedback!
잘보고 갑니다
Beautiful restoration 👍
Hey Miri crafts. Thank you!
This is a serial killer probably! But still a cool vid
Thank you...🐢
Excelente trabajo 👍 y el dibujo 👌 . En el minuto 4 : 23 o 4 : 24 cuando estás calentando el martillo sale la imagen de un CRÁNEO. Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo.
Hola roberto villalobos. Muchas gracias por tu gran comentario.
Es verdad hola🤪
I wouldn't trust the gloves to block the sandblasting... I'd throw it in a pair of vice grips or something so "I'm" not holding it directly.
well done. nice editing.
Woodful Projects thank you :)
رائع جداً أحسنت 👍👍
مرحبا العراقي السومري البابلي شكرا جزيلا لك!
Quantos anos têm esse martelo? Eu aposto tipo 112 anos para estar neste estado digam ai
Echt gute artistische Leistung und die relativ einfachen Hilfsmittel als Werkzeuge für die Restauration machen Lust auf Nachmachen. Weiter so.
Hey Sören Kache, vielen Dank für dein tolles Feedback! Das stimmt, ich möchte ja zeigen das man zum Beispiel kein teuren Laser benötigt, klar der Aufwand ist höher und nicht so genau aber das ist ja oft gar nicht nötig. Wenn man Kinder hat ist das sicherlich auch ein sehr schönes Projekt!
Love you videos. Where was 🐢?
Very nice work
hey Roman Kache, thank you very much!
What attracts me is music~ Excuse me, what's that name?
I’d like to hear some commentary
Nice work!
hey razorboyXVII, thank you!
Great result, congratulations on the work.
Hey Claudio Semensato, thank you very much!
Всё хорошо. Но куда посадил молот можно было сделать чуток дугой.
I love this restauration!!! 🇧🇷
Thank you very much!
VC parece brasileiro you Like brazilian
Amazing bro...
Hey Qizar Uddin. Thanks!
Am I the only one who sees a skull at 4:23 on the hammer as he is blasting it with a torch?
Looks great well done.
Hey Bro, thank you very much!
Cool😍😍
Danke!
Very nice work and video filming/editing bro !. I know the time it takes !. Also i like you leave on the object the signs of its past times. Congrats !
Hey Bro, thanks a lot for your kind words!
Soy nueva sub ❤🔪🔪🔪✌🏻👋🏻🤠🧐🍷😎
¡Muchas gracias!
muy buen trabajo 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Greetings my friend, beautiful restoration.👍
hey restorationof scrap metal, thank you!
Pour retirer un manche en bois d'un objet métallique, il suffit de le mettre au feu.
Thank alot. Your videos bright me alot of knowledge!
Where can you get this rusty things ??
Nice job, mate!
Hey Rusty Craftsman, thank you very much for your support!
Was that the Aapt smart chat song you did with the torch at the end there? 😂
Great!very high-quality content
Hey Forged Katana, thank you very much!
Isso foi uma limpeza bem feita, não considero restauração.
Nice video it makes me agreeable thank you for make nice video
Marvelous
Thanks very much!
That's no Celt Warhammer... Cute tho
I feel the vikings vibe in this one.
💪💪💪
So much effort to remove the wedges. Why not just drill out the wood of the broken handle instead?
Nice restoration dude, I especially enjoyed how you used chemistry/physics for the new logo 😄 We did something similar in chemistry class at the university, but I actually never saw anyone do that UA-cam ! Very nice job! 👍🏼🙏🏼
Hey Dr. Hut of Handcraft, thank you so much for your great feedback! When I recently came across it again by chance I just had to do it, the last time I had also done this in school 😁
@@ForgottenShineRestoration you’re welcome my friend!
Goodjob
Очень круто, молодец!!🔥
Relaxing
Group Video speed 👍
d k thank you!
ما شاء الله عاشت ايد بس اذا ممكن انت عربي لو شنوو؟ 🥰🥰
Ну что тут сказать? Мастер старался, просто не знал что он делает. Этот молоток не предназначен забивать гвозди. Это специализированный кузнечный молоток, предназначенный для отбивания косы. Боёк и тыльник у такого молотка должны быть гладкие, полированные. Без раковин. И закалка не менее 58-65HRC. Для чего мастер его "отпустил" тоже непонятно. А так конечно молодец, старался...
Pro tip... Wire brush before blasting to save blast medium
hey Random, thanks
What does sand blasting do?
Nice engraving design on the hammer. I am all about saving the history of any tool but not removing the pitting from the striking surfaces sets this hammer and user up for failure.
anthony caster thank you! yes its more a decoration item now, not for real work
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