Petromax Oil Lamp & Paraffin Lantern - Perfect Restoration
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Petromax Oil Lamp & Paraffin Lantern - Perfect Restoration.
I restored "Antique Dent Paraffin Lantern" in the video. This product Orginal Petromax RGED 821 E 250 CP ''Made in Germany" Don't forget subscribe to my channel and like these videos please. Thank you for watching.
Meine Mechaniker.
0:02 ORGINAL PETROMAX REGD 821 E 250 CP
0:26 Lets start disassembling
3:49 Logo repair
4:36 I start to clean parts
5:07 Whashing liquid
5:21 Old gasket
5:59 One day later
6:48 Neutralize
7:07 Nickel cleaning
7:18 Hydrochloric acid
7:23 First water
7:30 Last water
8:27 Grinding parts, with small tool
8:47 Dent correction with pdr
9:26 Sanding parts
9:39 Filings Parts
10:06 Polishing parts
11:14 Cleaning with alcohol
11:25 Heat resistant paint
11:40 Logo is ready
12:11 New component
12:26 All parts ready
12:44 Lets start to assembly
19:40 Thank you for watching
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Lamba eski anladık da gömleği nasıl bu kadar yeni kalabilmiş :)
Tengo una de esas para vender enterita
Tengo una de esas a la venta
@@melihdedemen1212 demekki sık gömlek değiştiryor bu lamba 😎
Klasse Arbeit. Du hast glaub aus versehen einen zu großen Strumpf bestellt.
Sorry, that lantern was in good shape from start, the mud you put on it was for show. It also had a new un burned mantel.
Lantern was in better condition from start😂
We all want to see how its used, this is the reason why we looked at restauration, so please show us after the job you do what and how tools woorks.
How a lantern works?
@@dabulls1g Yeah...it's kind of frustrating to go through the entire restoration process, then not even get to see the thing in use.
Yep, i'd love to see it burn and compare that to my petrol lamp. She's a beauty, but how functional is it?
I don't doubt that it was in bad shape, but between the brand new mantel, and the wet mud, it looks like you did it for effect. Making it look like new was a very good job.
It looked like shit even without the dirt. He restored it in the end so why does it matter. It's content.
@@BLKninjas It matters because it was faked for no reason. This lantern clearly needed some work, but purposely caking it with mud was just silly showmanship. Especially since it was so obvious that it was done for the video. It's also funny how it had a perfectly clean and unburned mantle installed. There were lots of things that detracted from the veracity of the video.
Additionally, this was a nickel plated lantern originally. It's very suspicious how all the parts suddenly became polished or plated brass, even the parts that were made of steel. I suspect that the lantern seen at the end of the video was not the same lantern.
@@paranrs Indeed...he did some stuff that was really not ok...that lamp would not burn good at the end..
I'm not gonna accuse anybody of.......... yeah, I agree. Haha!
@@paranrs
Yeah, I'm watching this for the first time myself and I'm thinking the same thing within the first 30 seconds of the video; the lamp looks like it's in perfectly serviceable, even good, shape, and like a bunch of filth was added artificially to make it LOOK trashed. It doesn't look like it needs a restoration at all, more like someone needed the views and a bump from the algorithm.
I am old enough to have seen this lamp in use. In fact it was called “petromax lamp” for this type of lamp regardless brands. In the afternoon my father will fill in the kerosene, light it up, and left it to me to pump the air pump to make it bright. As what other commented here, you should really show how it works in the end. Great job!
Google-English-Translated Below German
Ich hab das video vor 2-3 monaten schonmal angesehen und war eigentlich ganz angetan. Und jetzt wieder angesehen und durchgezapped. Initial war ich begeistert. Hier wird aber eine "Chrom" Lampe in eine Messing Lampe verwandelt. Jetzt habe ich die einzelnen Arbeitsschritte nochmal im Detail angesehen. Eigentlich komm ich aus dem Kopfschütteln nicht mehr heraus.
Um eine perfekte Restauration zu sein, hätten die Teile mit schadhafter vernickelung neu glanzvernickelt werden müssen.
Eine Glanzvernickelte Petromax mit Salzsäure zu entnickeln und dann alles abzuschleifen ist ein umarbeiten, jedoch keine Restauration.
Eine Petromax mit Salzsäure zu reinigen ist doch mit Kanonen auf Spatzen zu schießen.
Bei Minute 2:05 wird aus einem nicht ersichtlichem stubiden Grund der Lampe Gewalt angetan und die verlötete Mutter abgeflext. Im Zuge dieses Unfugs wird der Tank bei der Vergaseröffnung verbeult. Um ihn dann wieder zu hämmern und die gehämmerten dellen rauszuschleifen. Bei 02:05 und 02:07 wurde auch die Mutter der Zentrierschraube entfernt.
Die neuen Nieten sind auch etwas überdimensioniert. Den Tonbrenner mit Ofenlack zu überziehen ist ja auch als Unfug zu bezeichnen.
Die Zentrierscheibe ist auch schwarz. das ist eigentlich auch blödsinn, das ist nichmal optisch schlau.
Bei den NewComponents wurde die Vergaserdichtung nicht mitgetauscht.
Je öfter ich die Szene mit der Flex sehe, also 02:13 desto mehr muss ich den Kopf schütteln.
Beim Vergaser wird keine Quetschdichtung eingesetzt. Die Graphitpackung wurde natürlich auch nicht gewechselt.
Bei 14:55 wird das Pumpenventil falsch zusammengebaut.
Alle möglichen Schraubverbindungen werden mit einem Fett eingeschmiert. Versteht auch keiner, das schwimmt dann nachher eh in Petroleum, einem Lösungsmittel. Was soll das Fett dort? Rostschutz bei Messing?
Aber dafür ist das Leder furztrocken und ungeschmiert. Der Exzenter wird auf der Innenseite da wo das Petroleum das Fett wieder auflöst auch am Gewinde sinnlos eingefettet.
Bei 19:41 kann man dann sehen, wie kaputt der Tank eigentlich gemacht wurde bei diesem Video. Der war am Beginn des Videos noch ein 1A Tank. Am Drehteller sieht man eindeutig wie schief diese Lampe jetzt ist und die Haube dem schief eingeschraubten Vergasergestänge nachwandert. Ich wette der Vergaser steht jetzt am Boden an und lässt sich nicht mehr komplett einbaun. Quetschdichtung nicht verbaut, lässt sich wohl auch nicht mehr einbaun da jetzt die paar mm bis zum Tankboden fehlen.
Die Pumpe nicht funktionstüchtig. Vergasergestänge und Vergasernadel nicht justiert. Keine Dichtheitsprobe des Tanks. Wird wohl auch nicht möglich sein in diesem Zustand mehr.
Auf dem Drehteller sieht man jetzt wenn man drauf achtet auch das fleckige, die Stellen die nicht mit Gewalt geschmiergelt wurden sind noch chromfarben/vernickelt. Die anderen gelblich Messing glänzend. Wenn das Messing erstmal etwas Patina ansetzt wird dies noch mehr auffallen.
Es ist jetzt auch klar, warum am Ende kein "Ergebnis" präsentiert wird. Die Lampe leuchtet am Ende einfach nicht.
Das hier ist ein Paradebeispiel und eine Videodokumentation wie man eine Petromax nicht aufarbeiten sollte. Diese Lampe wird nurmehr mit massivem Aufwand wieder leuchten, wenn dies überhaupt möglich sein wird.
Hier wurde eine in Würde gealterte Petromax 821E, mit ein bischen Patina mit Gewalt zerstört. Das Ausgangsprodukt hätte einen Pumpenbodenventileinsatz, ein Vergaserventileinsatz, eine Graphipackung, eine Manometerdichtung, einen Tonbrenner und einen Glüchstrumpf als Ersatz/Verschleißteil benötigt. Und ein klein wenig Reinigung mit Seife und Zitronensäure. Dann hätte diese Lampe mit Patina wieder erstrahlt.
German, Above
English
I already watched the video 2-3 months ago and was actually really impressed. And now looked at and zapped through again. Initially, I was enthusiastic. Here, however, a "chrome" lamp is transformed into a brass lamp. Now I have looked at the individual work steps again in detail. Actually, I can't get out of shaking my head.
In order to be a perfect restoration, the parts with damaged nickel plating would have had to be brightly nickel-plated again.
Removing nickel from a bright nickel-plated Petromax with hydrochloric acid and then sanding everything down is a rework, but not a restoration.
Cleaning a Petromax with hydrochloric acid is like shooting at sparrows with cannons.
At 2:05 minutes, the lamp is violently violated for an unseen, stubborn reason and the soldered nut is flexed off. In the course of this mischief, the tank is dented at the carburetor opening. To then hammer it again and grind out the hammered dents. At 02:05 and 02:07 the nut of the centering screw was also removed.
The new rivets are also a oversized. Covering the clay burner with stove varnish can also be described as nonsense.
The centering disc is also black. that's actually nonsense, it's not optically smart.
With the NewComponents, the carburetor gasket was not exchanged. missing lead washer partnumber #90
The more I see the scene with the Flex, i.e. 02:13, the more I have to shake my head.
No pinch seal is used on the carburetor. The graphite packing was of course not changed either.
At 14:55 the pump valve is assembled incorrectly.
All possible screw connections are lubricated with a grease. Nobody understands either, it'll swim in petroleum, a solvent, anyway. What's that fat doing there? Rust protection for brass?
But the leather is dry as a fart and unlubricated. The eccentric is senselessly greased on the inside where the petroleum dissolves the grease, also on the thread.
At 19:41 you can see how broken the tank was actually made in this video. At the beginning of the video it was still a 1A tank. Brass, no dents or bulges. On the turntable you can clearly see how crooked this lamp is now and how the hood moves excentric after the screwed-in carburetor linkage. I bet the carburetor is now on the ground and can no longer be completely installed. The pinch seal is not installed and can no longer be installed because the few mm space to the bottom of the tank are now missing.
The pump does not work. Carburetor linkage and needle not adjusted. No leak test of the tank. Will probably not be possible in this state anymore.
On the turntable you can now see if you pay attention to the stained, the places that were not smeared with force are still chrome-colored / nickel-plated. The other shiny yellowish brass. Once the brass has a little patina it will be even more noticeable.
It is now also clear why no "result" is presented at the end. The lamp just doesn't light up in the end.
This is a prime example and a video documentation of how not to refurbish a Petromax. This lamp will only shine again with massive effort, if this is possible at all.
Here a dignified Petromax 821E, with a bit of patina, was violently destroyed. The starting product would have required a pump bottom valve insert, a carburetor valve insert, a graphite packing, a pressure gauge seal, a clay burner and a glowsocj as a spare / wearing part. And a little cleaning with soap and citric acid. Then this lamp with patina would have shone again.
But i guess it won't ever be lit.
What a waste. Still facepalming.
ahh, and the mud looks fake. the glowsock is not dirty. the inner hat is not rusty.
whats that clamp? why is is put onto the clay burner afterwards. Why not just knotting the new sock onto the burner?
I bet, you haver never ever lit a gas pressure lamp yourself. Neither is the lamp in this video ever shining in your hands again.
you are right, you are even right in your guesses. If there were no mistakes, your rights would not work. but now you have truths and they work. Thank you.
Excellent restoration work and video. The final finish is awesome. You could have shown it working in the end! Greetings from Ankara.
Thank you Avşar 👍 Ankara 👊
Very cool piece mate! Nothing beats shiny brass! Keep up the good work!!!
Thank you very much, Mate. I'm very pleased that you like my video.
لم اندم اني رأيت هذا الفيديو
استمر نحن نتابعك من الكويت 😍👍👍
Thanks sir 🙏🏻
I loved the end when you put gone in 60 seconds with Elanor and it being the unicorn love to watch you work and I am amazed at how they come out in the end love it
thanks
Good Job! You transformed that lamp into a piece of art! I remember using a Petromax in 1955 in South America. I would love to see the lamp working, watching the bag lit up, shrinking and then turn bright white.
thank you. I hope you can restore your tools.
8:56 my left ear thanks you very much!
Perfection make human, and human make🤩🤩🤩🤩
Sorry, ich habe gedacht, ich sehe das noch leuchten, aber sieht wunderbar aus!!
danke
EVERY guy loves to look at Eleanor! You've outdone yourself with this restoration. Absolutely beautiful.
I wanted to skip around in this video. However, I couldn't stop watching you making this old lady fine again!
Years ago I had an old one of these given to me for nothing. Well, I split it into atoms and the only thing that was worn out was the leather gasket in the pump part.
Very well done restoration. :)
Unbelievable 😮
Nice systematic step by step job with good close ups. A pity you faked the aging. Also you left out an important part, but still a useful video.
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Great Job
Lindo trabalho, parabéns!!!
My father had one of those here in Australia 🇦🇺 I don't remember the brand, but it looks just like yours. 👌
I think same brand 👌
Who would've thought so many intricate parts! A beautiful display piece!
Good job.
Tremenda restauración 100% profesional! Dispones de todas las herramientas pero sobretodo de la pasión por la restauración. quedó hermosa la lámpara. Gracias por el vídeo.
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For the love of god, please test the lamp!
I couldn't resist testing it 😢
Your wark look like my mechanic channel. Good job
Thank you 🙏🏻🌿🍀
Aşık oldum Lambaya Babaannemdeki ilkokul gümlerim aklıma geldi. Bravo 👏🏽
Show ! Teus trabalhos, teus vídeos, é uma grande terapia 👏👏👏🍀🇧🇷
Absolute beauty
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Magnifyque, splendide ....:-) bravo
Thank you 🙏🏻
Excelente restauración de una lámpara antigua e histórica.
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Beautifully made lamp, lovely resto.
cool ending video
Im subscribed to a few of these restor channels, but i gotta tell ya that anytime i see one of your videos pop up as im scrolling i click on it imediatly. You have the most interesting way of restoring things. And you have a turn table.
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Gorgeous workmanship! Great job!
Incredible
Thanks Ali
If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have said it was the same lantern. Very nice. Oh, and by the way, that Gone In 60 Seconds montage was just a bit creepy. Ha! Love it all! More please.
thank you.
Gut gemacht !!
harika iş ve içerik listesi için teşekkürler
great work and thanks for the ingredient list
mach weiter so 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Michael
Thank you 👍 Michael 👌
Gerçekten de çok harika olmuş elinize sağlık 👏👏👏👏
Bravo Bravo. Amazing it's doesn't seems restoration it's really brand new THE CLASSIC. My grandfather use to use during rainy season in the house and also to catch fish. It's a great use this lamps still assists I really got mad when you completely done the restoration. I have no more words to say. I really appreciate that tnx bro
Thank you so much.
Una PETROMAX sinonimo de lampara de kerosene, se usaba en las areas rurales, sin conexion al tendido electrico, calentaba mucho y juntaba a su alrededor a cuanto bicho hubiera, muy linda la restauracion. Felicitaciones.
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You made better than professional master. Congratulations, perfect restoration.
Thanks 🤗
Mükemmel valla kullanmaya içim etmez😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Zaten dikkat ettiyseniz videoda test etmiyorum. Bende kıyamadım 😉
I'm very impressed with your fine job. I'm a little late but I'm happy that I found your channel.
thank you so much 👍
Didn't need the groping of the lantern, but I did enjoy the tribute to Gone in 60 Seconds.
Lacked making it work ...! 🇧🇷
Que belleza, que buen trabajo
gracias señor 👍
Elinize sağlık, sonuç güzel oldu.
Teşekkür ederim 👍
an art work ! CONGRATULATIONS FROM BRASIL !
The video quality was outstanding. Your restoration work as it is is so professional that words fail to justify it. Congratulations and continue to entertain us.
wonderful!! 👍👏👏
Hi bro 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration Lamp 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥 I love when the details shine 👍
Hi bro, thank you 😉
Maravilloso trabajo. Creo que nuevo no está tan bien. Gracias y saludos.
muchas gracias
Beautiful work. I have a Petromax lantern and it is very bright light.
Thanks 👍
Apik tenan mas...👍
素晴らしい！
Perfect！
初めて日本語のコメントをもらいました。 これも素晴らしいと思います。👍
Good job👍 i have too
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Super
Thanks 👍
Busted!....🤣🤣🤣.....👋👋✔
جميل جدا
Good Job! Thanks
In my country, it was popular in 70's, especially among street vendors and traditional fishermen. The favorite brands was Butterfly, Strongking, Tingkwon, ... but most people call them petromak (from Pertomax) lamp.
After restoration the lantern was looking like as if it is made of gold. It's always good to see the restoration project but only the person working behind it knows how much hard work it is. Really appreciate your labour. Best wishes for you from India.
Thank you brother, I'm dealing with the earthquake these days. I am strengthening my building. I will come back.
@@meinemechaniker don't worry. The almighty will be there for you always. You will recover the bad time very soon.
God willing brother. Thank you so much.
Nice
Thanks 🙏🏻
This one really is very pretty. Well done.
Thanks
Das ist wirklich eine perfekte Arbeit geworden! Ich bin sehr beeindruckt
Danke 🙏🏻
Perfect restoration
Thank you
This is amazing bro. The ending was hilarious 😂. What a difference, this is definitely a piece of art
Very well. Thank you for good job. But why you didn't test the lamp? I really wonted to see how it works.
sorry for not being able to test it. but sometime I can try this and make a video.
beautiful!🤩
lindissimo
belissimo trabalho
Super 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Saygılar efenim 🤗
Wow
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very nice restoration!
Efsane 👏🏻👏🏻
Taşekkürler 👍
Excellent work!
Thanks a lot 👍
Das ist wirklich sehr gute arbeit.
It was a silver lamp, but it became gold. ;-)
Now it is terrible to touch hands.
I did not have the test. It would be very interesting to see.
thank you, i couldn't resist testing
Good question. How you do to came from silver to gold? Gold is original or just a paint?
@@aleromero1981 the lamp is Made of Brass so the original material color is "gold" but there are two versions of the lamp one in gold and one with some silver metal coatings
Amazing work 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Fire up!
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Отлично!
спасибо
Agradeço o vídeo! 👍✌
Divirta-se. obrigado.
5:07 my favorite part.
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İt is not a job to be done, super 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Prima, Junge!Sehr gut gemacht! Grüsse aus Brasilien.
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Nice one dude. But I noticed that the inside pieces of the pump valve you assembled was put upside down. It won't hold pressure that way~
Impecável bom.
obrigada
Excellent restoration! I couldn't help but think about how many fiddly pieces there are; the design seems overly complicated.
thanks. I think it was 56 pieces
I wish you would have shown better how you got the dents out of the tank. Great job though. 👍
Your body work hammering on copper / brass is a lost art it is very delicate to over hammer and stretch you have a lot of knowledge in your handy work.
nicht übel..... too much? little bit ? cool work....
Good job! I'v never seen a paraffin lantern, I guess it's a European thing.
Seemed like a complicated piece. I guess it is German made though...
I do hope you got it running. Very pretty in the end and a long way from the starting point.
Hey, I love your videos!! I was wondering, does the cleaning metals with salt, flour and vinegar method work with silver? Thank you!
Omg 😮 ❣️
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Awesome! Do you ever clear coat over polished metal to keep from tarnishing?
Thanks just polish and every year celan
Lmaaaaao the reveal lol
I have the same one. With red warhead
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