I’ve seen so many of these where they just absolutely ruin the piece they’re starting with; yours being respectful to the original object was a breath of fresh air!!
@@Werewolf_KorraWhat the hell??! You're an ignorant child. This piece has been restored to it's original glory, wthell are you even saying here... smdh
🤤 I love watching things being restored! We live in such a disposable society, but if we worked on restoring things instead of tossing them, we'd have some real treasures! ☺️
Absolutely- it's a totally different thing but I like to buy used lace wigs for super cheap, fix them up so they're like new, and then sell them at a fraction of the original cost. Or sometimes I'll give them away or sell them even cheaper to someone who is dealing with hair loss through chemo/alopecia who can't afford to buy them brand new. I also really like restoring and also sometimes modifying vintage clothing that were not in the best shape so that they're wearable again. It's do nice to breathe new life back into something that would likely end up being thrown away otherwise.
@@Snatch698so are you saying that the person who made this video didn't really restore the original object to that brand new looking condition? did they replace the main component with an entirely different, non rusted piece? i really thought they brought something back to life that most people would have just trashed
@@dahliacheung6020I don't know where you live but there are locations all around the globe named "Repair Cafes". each location has a group of volunteers who specialize in repairing things & they meet regularly at a designated location. some groups meet at a church hall, empty warehouse, an empty store in a strip mall etc every Saturday, once a month (whatever works best for that particular location). the general public can take their broken items in & the volunteers try to fix your item for free. they fix clocks, lamps, coffee makers, laptops, vacuum cleaners.. whatever you've got they will try to fix. they might not be able to fix everything but any item that is saved from going into a landfill is a win!! also, there is an entire mall in Sweden that sells only recycled goods. so you know anything you buy from there is something that you have bought ethically. the mall also provided jobs to people in an area where the unemployment rate was high so it's a win for the local people as well. i know my comment is long & I apologize but I just wanted to comment you for the part that you play in being environmentally friendly with your wig and clothing repair. I wish I had the skills to do that!! I'm sure you have changed people's lives by providing them with a wig. my 10 y.o. daughter has Down Syndrome & a few other health issues that require a lot of medical expenses. she also has alopecia universalis & doesn't have a wig. I'm a single mother so it's incredibly hard because I have 2 other children as well. I bought a wig 2 years ago but it wasn't good quality I guess and she hated wearing it. it was itchy on her scalp because the underside of the wig was pretty rough. it broke her poor scalp out & she couldn't wear it. she gets stared at when we go out. some people just have no sense of decency!! so while some people may not realize just how important a wig can be to someone, I really do. thank you for helping all the people you have!!!
@@sam333rrWhen you're watching a short, if you look directly under the creator's name, you'll sometimes see a triangle "play" icon and a line of text, which is the title of the longer video the short is taken from. You can tap that line of text and it'll take you to the full video. :)
I like you seeing the vision from the beginning with putting the cross pendant onto it rusty, it's beautiful. I'd love that lighter plain or crossed. Great work 👏 bravo
BRO!!! Seriously that was almost like friggin MAGIC! I am flabbergasted at how well you restored that hunk of rusted metal! You sir, are one talented individual!
What a wonderful job you did! Patience and skill required ....and you have plenty of both. That lighter is absolutely beautiful.....and so is the restoration skill you have!
Wow that is a magnificent piece. Gorgeous. If only the video is at normal full length pace then it’s more wonderful to view the restoration. Such a treasure ❤
I am amazed by people who can do stuff like this. The handymen I’ve hired over the years have all known so many things - tools and materials and techniques - and all of them were inventive. Not just clever and skilled, but geniuses.
People who can do this just amaze me!! It’s such a time consuming process but yet they do it with such ease and passion. Turning something that was someone’s pride possession once back to its original state and idk it’s just so beautiful to me. It’s like the saying-someone’s trash is someone’s treasure
I just wanna say thank God for people like you!! What you do is not only amazing! But magical! Especially for people whom have belongings that are just priceless to them. Or even for historians. You make & others that do this kind of magic are also priceless! & for that I say “THANK YOU! & GOD BLESS THOSE HANDS & YOU ALWAYS.🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
Always amazing to see a metal that shouldn’t be rusted be covered in thick rust. Equally amazing with all the tool restorations I’ve done to see something so heavily rusted come out with no pitting. And by amazing, I mean amazingly fake. But obviously most people won’t know the difference and can be easily duped. Sad how much fake entertainment there is today.
They put them in chemicals and "rust" them in a short time. If it were real a) it wouldn't have been brass and 2) rust would have eaten into the metal- creating little dots that carve the metal out when removesld. It's fake as hell.
@@deathbunny3048What proof do you have to support a claim like that? Genuinely curious. Restoration is such an expensive thing to 'fake', in terms of time and materials, so I'm inclined to think you're BSing.
@@shizukagozen777 He can't answer that because these aren't restored, he destroys them first and then reverse the damage he did to it through removing the chemicals he coats them in. Then if he sells them as restored it actually qualifies as grifting/scamming. That's why he won't answer that.
It's bronze and stainless steel, it doesn't pocket, it adds layers of tarnish over the top of it "Instead of gradually giving up molecules to water molecules, it tarnishes to protect its surface from further corrosion. It doesn’t disintegrate but actually adds layer of material on its surface. The interior of bronze remains intact."
Minimal damage after being rusted makes me skeptical that this is legit. You can cause rust to quickly form on something just to "restore" it again. Real rust breaks down metal as it oxidizes
So dissapointed, i really liked these videos, but when someone pointed out brass doesnt rust, it woukd seem that this faker uses sugar or something to make it look like crap but its allready in perfectly fine shape... cant trust anyone these days.
Doesn't help, that they stuck that cross bauble onto it, when in the before picture it's clearly brand new and there is no marking from where one was stuck before.
OMG I love it! Is there a slower version of this? I know a lot of people want the instant gratification/quick view but I personally like to see what every tool is, how it is used and take in the process. I'm an artist and I just really appreciate being able to see the process and possibly learn something as I do. Thank you for making something beautiful and sharing it with us!
I’ve seen so many of these where they just absolutely ruin the piece they’re starting with; yours being respectful to the original object was a breath of fresh air!!
Efectivamente 💪🏻❤❤
I dunno, the gaudy crucifix piece was a tad much.
@@Werewolf_KorraWhat the hell??! You're an ignorant child. This piece has been restored to it's original glory, wthell are you even saying here... smdh
@@Werewolf_Korra It was on the original piece.
@@Werewolf_KorraHow is that gaudy? It makes the whole piece.
At first I thought it was a pocket watch great work
I thought it was a whiskey bottle until he held it in his hand
@@Revoltition Oi eu tb.Depois pensei q fosse um tipo de broche p/túnica religiosa por causa da Cruz.👍
I thought it was The Holy Hand Grenade
@@pazmualem Genius 😂
Who has this kinda time on their hands?
What an artisan. It's very comforting to know that craftsman of this caliber still exist.
Aren’t 9/10 of these restorations faked?
@@Leviticustowhat part of this video makes you think it's fake?
@zkam900 maybe the giant shiny cross on it before it was restored??
@@skylerheart1257That’s an extra part he just stuck on prolly
@@skylerheart1257 The cross has small gemstones in it, not metal. It can't rust, therefore it looks pretty new.
Nothing better than watching a skilled craftsman at work. Great job.
You sure about that there's a lot of rust on that brass if know any think about brass it doesn't rust
I thought it was an alcohol canister, that Men carry around. Awesome work. It’s absolutely gorgeous. 🏴🇨🇦
Wow! I didn’t even know what it was in the beginning. A lighter- so cool! Great job! 😮😊
🤤 I love watching things being restored! We live in such a disposable society, but if we worked on restoring things instead of tossing them, we'd have some real treasures! ☺️
If you look at it there's no pitting from the rust, it wasn't restored
Our society isn't disposable, the garbage sold to us is.
Absolutely- it's a totally different thing but I like to buy used lace wigs for super cheap, fix them up so they're like new, and then sell them at a fraction of the original cost. Or sometimes I'll give them away or sell them even cheaper to someone who is dealing with hair loss through chemo/alopecia who can't afford to buy them brand new.
I also really like restoring and also sometimes modifying vintage clothing that were not in the best shape so that they're wearable again. It's do nice to breathe new life back into something that would likely end up being thrown away otherwise.
@@Snatch698so are you saying that the person who made this video didn't really restore the original object to that brand new looking condition? did they replace the main component with an entirely different, non rusted piece? i really thought they brought something back to life that most people would have just trashed
@@dahliacheung6020I don't know where you live but there are locations all around the globe named "Repair Cafes". each location has a group of volunteers who specialize in repairing things & they meet regularly at a designated location. some groups meet at a church hall, empty warehouse, an empty store in a strip mall etc every Saturday, once a month (whatever works best for that particular location). the general public can take their broken items in & the volunteers try to fix your item for free. they fix clocks, lamps, coffee makers, laptops, vacuum cleaners.. whatever you've got they will try to fix. they might not be able to fix everything but any item that is saved from going into a landfill is a win!! also, there is an entire mall in Sweden that sells only recycled goods. so you know anything you buy from there is something that you have bought ethically. the mall also provided jobs to people in an area where the unemployment rate was high so it's a win for the local people as well.
i know my comment is long & I apologize but I just wanted to comment you for the part that you play in being environmentally friendly with your wig and clothing repair. I wish I had the skills to do that!! I'm sure you have changed people's lives by providing them with a wig. my 10 y.o. daughter has Down Syndrome & a few other health issues that require a lot of medical expenses. she also has alopecia universalis & doesn't have a wig. I'm a single mother so it's incredibly hard because I have 2 other children as well. I bought a wig 2 years ago but it wasn't good quality I guess and she hated wearing it. it was itchy on her scalp because the underside of the wig was pretty rough. it broke her poor scalp out & she couldn't wear it. she gets stared at when we go out. some people just have no sense of decency!! so while some people may not realize just how important a wig can be to someone, I really do. thank you for helping all the people you have!!!
It’s so satisfying to see ANYTHING restored. 💖
Beautifully restored. Well done and well done with the video.
Какая потрясающая зажигалка! Впервые вижу подобную красоту! 😍
Betting it was used to light Chapel Candles.
Wow, excellent work on a gorgeous piece! If only it could talk; the stories it could tell! ❤
Beautiful. ! And beautiful job ! People who build, save and restore have the best jobs !
Wonderful! Absolutely beautiful work. Just gorgeous results!
Few things brings me greater joy and satisfaction than watching something neglected being restored to its former glory and function by a true artisan.
Funny thing is the lighter is brass but some how it's covered is rust
Simply displaying the skills that pay the bills. Damn fine set of skills indeed. 👍🙌👍
@@mikeyfn-a6684 I guess your right if mean the skill of faking video's
The whole restoring process was satisfying to watch. 👀👌 EXCELLENT WORK!💯
The thumbnail somehow made me think I was looking at the Holy Hand Grenade but this is still lovely to watch
SAME 😂
Glad to see there’s still people who are actually restoring stuff and not faking it.
Sadly ppl still think this channel fakes it but I don’t.
I'm calling BS. Since when does steel become green?
Thanks!👍 Where are you watching from?🌍😉
@@TheRestorer Arizona!
@@Gnefitisiswhen it’s rusty?
I could watch this short at least 100 times. Amazing work and workmanship. So glad you captured it on film.
Amazing & beautiful
Wow wonderful 👍👊💪😍😮
I liked watching the original video it was a really wonderful old lighter
Sex us. 😮
Bro whare i get original video ??
@@sam333rrczcams.com/video/8Vkd2VZT9Ls/video.htmlsi=joKHhFj1uTvWw4vd
@@sam333rr on their channel
@@sam333rrWhen you're watching a short, if you look directly under the creator's name, you'll sometimes see a triangle "play" icon and a line of text, which is the title of the longer video the short is taken from. You can tap that line of text and it'll take you to the full video. :)
OMG. How wonderful to find such a channel. Thanks!
I like you seeing the vision from the beginning with putting the cross pendant onto it rusty, it's beautiful. I'd love that lighter plain or crossed. Great work 👏 bravo
Stunning little antique pocket lighter. Sending love and peaceful vibrations from the creeks and woodland of Missouri.
Beautifully done.. it’s gorgeous!!!! Great job!!
That is absolutely GORGEOUS 😍😍😍
You are a true artiste Sir!! Thank you for taking care of what would be forgotten if not for people like you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Do you know what artiste means? It’s not synonymous with artist.
BRO!!! Seriously that was almost like friggin MAGIC! I am flabbergasted at how well you restored that hunk of rusted metal! You sir, are one talented individual!
I so thoroughly enjoyed watching your artistry, what a beautiful piece brought back to life by your talented hands. Congratulations.
Wow 🤩 these restoration videos are awesome wish I could do something like this at least once
It's fake copper doesn't rust
@@gyrfalcon-6Not copper brass but still doesn't rust I think most of these comments are from bots
Wow! What a beauty! You know somebody was so proud to be that lighter’s owner! It was loved and now can be cherished again! Great job!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! 👍😸
This is absolutely AWESOME.
Wow!!!! That was wildly rewarding without any heavy lifting. Thanks ❤
This is absolutely gorgeous! I love it so much! I've never seen a lighter like it. Excellent work!
Your craft is incredible, my mind is blown. What a beautiful pier of work.
Beautiful work. Your patience is amazing. I wish I had the talent that you have.
What a wonderful job you did! Patience and skill required ....and you have plenty of both. That lighter is absolutely beautiful.....and so is the restoration skill you have!
It's a fake video
@@wisdomfox857Is that what you think? Why do you think that? I believe it is real.
Beautiful
Thanks!)
@@TheRestorer can you restore a human's life?
@@jasonstoffel8207 only the said human can do that. Peace be with you.
If you have enough money, you could even be able to get a laser rust remover or something idk all of ya want 😅
Wow! She's beautiful! Wonderful restoration! Immaculate attention to detail! Well done man! 🎉 I would love this thing so much!
Wow that is a magnificent piece. Gorgeous. If only the video is at normal full length pace then it’s more wonderful to view the restoration. Such a treasure ❤
😘😍🙏🌍💋🌹👍❤️ Well-done good job working very hard and God bless to the Gentleman 🙏❤️ beautiful 😍
Que pieza mas bonita , la has dejado como nueva .
Ha quedado genial..
Incredible restoration. Ty for saving this historic piece to its origional glory!
I am amazed by people who can do stuff like this. The handymen I’ve hired over the years have all known so many things - tools and materials and techniques - and all of them were inventive. Not just clever and skilled, but geniuses.
People who can do this just amaze me!! It’s such a time consuming process but yet they do it with such ease and passion. Turning something that was someone’s pride possession once back to its original state and idk it’s just so beautiful to me. It’s like the saying-someone’s trash is someone’s treasure
That turned out so beautiful, it gave me goosebumps
Excellent restoration!! It is beautiful again. Thank you for sharing this. 😊😊
Wow a resoration work of love 💕
Thank you !!!
I like the way you pay special attention to the whole cleaning process. Very nice and clean work. Great job sir!
Hello! Thank you!👍😉
Where are you watching from?🌍😉
That's absolutely beautiful!!
👍 Vety nice and notable restoration work. Thank you very much for your nice video.
So very beautiful! You are an artist and a miracle worker!❤🎉😊
Is this the same stuff you put on the perfume bottle to make it look old?
Absolutely gorgeous. 😧💖
Beautiful restoration. I love the respect you give the piece.
Wow what a Great job 👏👍💖
Великолепная маленькая зажигалка ⚡⚡⚡
Wow, amazing work, beautiful results!
Wow! Just awesome! What great craftsmanship. 👏
Things used to be so beautiful. People really took pride in their craftsmanship and design of even the most ordinary of things.
I have a tarnished brass handbag.not old and nothing as beautiful as your one.what’s the best way to clean it
Ficou magnífico 👍😍
Stunning. I admire your talent, foresight,and perseverance 😊
I just wanna say thank God for people like you!! What you do is not only amazing! But magical! Especially for people whom have belongings that are just priceless to them. Or even for historians. You make & others that do this kind of magic are also priceless! & for that I say “THANK YOU! & GOD BLESS THOSE HANDS & YOU ALWAYS.🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
why are you talking about god? its almost as if you dont admire his skill, but just god for creating him. Rude.
I want that lighter
Very nicely done, great restoration. What a beautiful lighter. At first I thought it was a pocket watch.
Always amazing to see a metal that shouldn’t be rusted be covered in thick rust. Equally amazing with all the tool restorations I’ve done to see something so heavily rusted come out with no pitting. And by amazing, I mean amazingly fake. But obviously most people won’t know the difference and can be easily duped. Sad how much fake entertainment there is today.
Fantastic job
Thanks!👍😉💚
@TheRestorer Do you know what year the Lighter is from?
why is the brass rusted ?
It's not quite rust?
Because it's faked. Like just about all his videos.
They put them in chemicals and "rust" them in a short time. If it were real a) it wouldn't have been brass and 2) rust would have eaten into the metal- creating little dots that carve the metal out when removesld. It's fake as hell.
@@TheRestorer Oh we know it's the spray you use to coat a beautiful ornate piece with so it'll look like rust and then you "restore" it....
@@deathbunny3048What proof do you have to support a claim like that? Genuinely curious. Restoration is such an expensive thing to 'fake', in terms of time and materials, so I'm inclined to think you're BSing.
Beautiful again. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful work. You're very talented and in some way, gentle in keeping the originality of the piece without adding anything to it.❤
I would love to see the slowed down version of this 1, got a link of it ? Thanks 👍🏾😉
full video is on the channel
@@rintintin2363 thank you 😏👍🏾
Holy smokes, it's shiny
Marvelous piece of Antiquity 👍👍👍😊
Beautiful. Beautifully made and beautifully restored.
Beautiful! I doubt there is many like that. What do you do the items you restore?
Thanks!👍😉💚
@@TheRestorer
Yeah, what do you do afterwards ? Do you sell them ?
@@shizukagozen777 He can't answer that because these aren't restored, he destroys them first and then reverse the damage he did to it through removing the chemicals he coats them in.
Then if he sells them as restored it actually qualifies as grifting/scamming.
That's why he won't answer that.
Very little pocketing I’d call this fake.
It's bronze and stainless steel, it doesn't pocket, it adds layers of tarnish over the top of it
"Instead of gradually giving up molecules to water molecules, it tarnishes to protect its surface from further corrosion. It doesn’t disintegrate but actually adds layer of material on its surface. The interior of bronze remains intact."
It is a GORGEOUS piece!! Your work is amazing! It would be quite interesting to know its provenance.
Oh, my! That’s so incredibly beautiful! That you for seeing that & doing all that work! ❤ I’m SO PROUD OF YOU, and the original, too! 🎉
Minimal damage after being rusted makes me skeptical that this is legit. You can cause rust to quickly form on something just to "restore" it again. Real rust breaks down metal as it oxidizes
So dissapointed, i really liked these videos, but when someone pointed out brass doesnt rust, it woukd seem that this faker uses sugar or something to make it look like crap but its allready in perfectly fine shape... cant trust anyone these days.
Doesn't help, that they stuck that cross bauble onto it, when in the before picture it's clearly brand new and there is no marking from where one was stuck before.
maybe its not brass?🤔
Good work with the cleaning...then you had to ruin it with that bauble.😢
@@tomp7835точно! Приклеил эту китайскую блестящую дешёвку, и всё испортил в результате.
Why would brass RUST?
Wow, I thought it’s an antique watch, wow, never expect this. Good job!!!
OMG I love it! Is there a slower version of this? I know a lot of people want the instant gratification/quick view but I personally like to see what every tool is, how it is used and take in the process. I'm an artist and I just really appreciate being able to see the process and possibly learn something as I do. Thank you for making something beautiful and sharing it with us!
One of the most satisfying videos I've watched this year. 👌
Wowwww amazing 😮
Wow, what a beautiful restoration…people like you are as rare as hens teeth!
What a transformation 👏 what a skill you have!
Great job!!
It’s is so rewarding to watch how you save these pieces. It so beautiful ❣️
Wow, I would have never guessed that it was a lighter! That’s incredible. You did great.
Amazing work! I wish I could move that fast.... . Thanks for sharing!
What a beautiful job!
Fantastic work!!
Your superb craftsmanship and restoration of this jewel is beyond!✨
Wow! Beautiful job.
That is absolutely gorgeous, wow, incredible work!!!
Damn that's gorgeous. Good job man
Great job, beautiful piece 😊
This person is a magician. Beautiful! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous great work
Que hermoso quedó felicitaciones por su trabajo Bendiciones ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice craftsmenship . 😊👏🏻👏🏻