Antique Pipe Cutter RESTORATION
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Restoring this old PIPE CUTTER was really instructive for us.It was a challenge without having perfect tools but we did it even it was having some faults.
This pipe cutter was pretty old and damaged. Maybe it was 30 years old or more. It got too rusty and dirty in these years in junkyard and we saw it, we decided to give it a new life and after doing some hardwork and giving some precious time it became like a new tool and the finishing view was really enchanting.
A pipecutter is a type of tool used by plumbers to cut pipe. Besides producing a clean cut, the tool is often a faster, cleaner, and more convenient way of cutting pipe than using a hacksaw, although this depends on the metal of the pipe.
Antique Pipe Cutter RESTORATION
By the way we did this restoration video just for fun and for some satisfaction So guyz watch the video just for satisfaction and for FUN i am deeply thankful to all of you who gives a thumbs up and appreciates us in comment box because your appreciation encourages us to make something new. Watching these restoring projects are good but also visit our channel to watch some DIY projects. We can use this pipecutter in our workshop now.
#Restoration
#Back to life
#Pipecutter Resoration
o. ELECTROLYSIS is a technique that uses a direct electric current (DC) to drive an otherwise non-spontaneous chemical reaction. we can easily separate the rust and dirt from the iron by this technique
o. BRASS Almost melts at 900°C to 940°C.Using your Homemade Furnace. While melting brass wear safety masks to avoid zinc fumes. Also Remember to wear other SAFETY stuff during casting Metal because safety is first priority. If you want to make your own furnace you can see our another project video about how to make metal melting furnace:
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For Electrolysis
VOLTAGE & CURRENT: 12v , 6 amp (Current also depend on the area of the pieces bigger the area bigger the current but 1mA/cm2 to stay safe).
ELECTROLYTIC SOLUTION : Mix Common Washing Soda (Sodium carbonate Na2CO3) in simple tap water.
Electrolysis produces some flammable gases so take your Electrolysis Tank to some well ventilated area And also take your safety stuff along with you. Stay Safe!
next time use stainless as sacrifice electrode - no rusty mess, just bubbles of oxygen, also it will last hundreds of electrolysis sessions
I've used pipe cutters like these hundreds of times in the early 60s,much better than the Hack Saw,and the cut was always true, I liked your video and I have given it my 5 ☆ rating
Unusual color, but very nice.. good job my friend...
I really thought this was going to just be another normal restoration video but the brass handle really took it to the next level. I think I'm in love with you.
Very cool. Made these at a place I worked at decades ago. Rollers and cutting wheels are hardened to 60 rockwell C and black oxide finished. Stem was also black oxide finished. Tubing cutters were zinc cast, pipe cutters iron casting. It's been a long, long time, but I think those iron casting were annealed and it was always a problem keeping them straight.
Really interesting seeing this all these years later.
Very nice, It will go for another 100 years I bet
Excellent restoration of that pipe cutter. And you demonstrated the tool cutting pipe. All around enjoyable video...yes!
brilliant ,you are a very clever chap .
wow nice job. especially casting process
Watching the handle being made was the coolest part,and it looked fantastic.
Very expensive pipe cutter. Well worth the effort you put into it. Capable of cutting pipe day in and day out for years. Nice work!
Very beautifully restored..no one can beleive that it is the same old piece of scrap which is turned into the masterpiece...I love doing restorations but not able to give the proper time for it..
good job working with what you have available to use.
you are genius because you can restore and repair any old stuff
i like your channel :)
Wow! Great job
I don't care if people say that you do things wrong. The things you make are pure art and I am happy that youe channel exists. Also do the gun next please :D
Excellent results. Nice that you showed it in action.
MUY BUEN TRABAJO !!!! Felicitaciones !!!!! Desde Adrogué BsAs Argentina para el resto del mundo.
Make your handle the awesome way! Very cool
That tool would look great in anyone's tool box. Thank You.
I was wondering why you painted the sliding contact areas but thankfully you corrected that at the end.
I could watch these all day.
Very Impressive!!
Nice work, I always enjoy these restoration vids.
Cool Hand Luke!
WoW! What a cool way to make a handle! Great job!!
Thank you so much.
This is art. Congratulations!
I like how you try to do a unique brass part on all your creations keep it up
Greetings from Norway. This restoration was a bautiful done job, but I think the gap for the cutter wheel should have been made narrower rather than putting in that washer aside of the cutting wheel. I am also wondering, what happened to the T-handle? It seemed OK at 1;09 but never seen since.
A beautiful and thoughtfully done restoration. It gives encouragement to those who have too few tools, that they too might complete a job with great results.
Nice Job, Making something old & rusted look new & usable again.
Very, Very Nice
Very nice !! Congrats
I’m fairly amazed you were able to salvage that at all, much less bring it back to the fully functioning thing of beauty it is now. Great job, earned a new sub.
Its rare to see a old chinese tool being restored, love your channel!
Showwwwwwwwww man , bravoooooooooooo
Very nice job and giving the tool another life...
Beautiful !
Cutting that spring with your fingers so close to the cut off wheel! Protect the money makers!
Brass handle really sets this resto off. Great job..
That's a museum quality restoration. It takes an artisan to do something like that and a person with considerable knowledge of tools.
Excelente restauración y sin duda el mango fue lo mejor.
relly amizing art😘😘🖒
I would've kept the original handle...
But you've got something useful there now...
Well done...👍
U r a magician......
Great job!
Nice work👍👍👍
Nice job!
Another great job mate I know plumbers who would put that back to work very cool 😎
Thanks buddy :)
This was the tough job you take it as challenge amazing
Bravo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was a cool restoration
Good job, gave thumbs up. I liked the old handle and those moving parts need grease plus rotate tool other direction when cutting for best result.
Nicely done, I enjoy your videos
Interesting color choice, and I would have highlighted in white. However, good job, it looks great.
I'm glad you went back and stripped the paint off of those areas where the metal tracks rub. 👍 I was worried for a minute lol.
Two words: NAILED IT
Great optical clarity on the camera close-ups.
Best video ever... Awsome. I was glued to the screen. Great job.
Best tool ever for tubes!!!
That was so interesting and satisfying to watch
Looks beautiful. .
Need a pin in that handle and some grease on the thread and the pins for the rollers.... otherwise awesome job. I find these restorations vids are chilled and relaxing to watch.
Finally, someone who can spell it properly.
One of the most beautiful restorations I’ve seen on you tube. However,
I believe that who ever is using the cutter to cut pipe at the conclusion of
the restoration is rotating the cutter in the wrong direction Agree/Disagree?
Thanks for liking this video and we will remember your suggestion.
very nice!
thanks you for the video ,interesting to watch and learn a new way to remove rust.
Ignore negative comments really nice job with limited power tools
And limited know-how.
BUen trabajo men.... quedó impecable!!!!
I enjoyed watching this. I'd liked your inventiveness when replacing a few of the parts, but over-all just cool to take the old and make it new again! Nice.
Thanks from deepness of my heart.
Excellent job, sir! Good work!
The Tools Gods approve you cutting the bigger pipe and gift you an Allen wrench.
Nice restore. I have one almost identical to this but a bit older. I would love to take it on but I think it is a bit far gone.
love from china
I stand too my feet and applaud you
Oh shit
I has same one! :) works just perfect
Greetings from Belarus
I was working on my bike and it’s so satisfying getting all of the grease and dirt out of the bearing
Awesome restoration!
From crusty and nasty, to useful! :D
Great color too!
Very good
excellent!
Muito bom , para várias pessoas era ferro velho sem valor , parabéns
Now *THATS* a pipe cutter
turned out very nice, love the cast brass handle. owe that forge/kiln made from an old tank was awesome .
Great job of removing all that rust. Was that tool made in Japan or China ? It looks well built and should last another 50 years or so. Again great job and thanks for sharing....Ken ..Marina, California USA.
i think its made in China and people used this tool before grinders so its around 70-90 years old. IDEA
Nice job man.👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Very cool
Nice job, looks good!
Wow, great job! That turned out really nice! I'm surprised you didn't just make the handle out of wood but I like the brass! Did you have to sharpen the cutting wheel? What kind of paint did you use? Thanks!
nice work 😎👍
Nice job. Very nice.
These are coolest damn channels on CZcams! I love it.
Awesome! Good work!!
*_Great Job and amazing resolve_*
Beautiful job. Better than new.
Al ver el mango iba a comentar que se veria mejor torneado...al verlo pulido me retracto...quedo de 10...like.
Hey, great restoration video! I know you are doing it for fun, but you are also showcasing your skills, so good for you! I work on firearms from time to time and there are times I will work on some that are very old and rusty. I would like to see you get some details brushes like I have for removing the rust and crud from the items you work on like the wrench in this video. I use brass, steel, nylon and plastic bristle detail brushes for my firearms work and I'm sure they would work for you too. Most of them look like toothbrushes and some have big bristles on one end and very small detail bristles on the other end. They would really help you clean the "hard to reach" areas, believe me. Keep up the good work!
@Random Hands did another amazing work. thanks
great job, great video thanks
wow, like new, great job!!
Wow amazing-impressive talent !!