Botom of the handle is uneven

Такой хорошенький молоток получился!👍😉

Pretty dumb move drilling toward your hand like that.

My main complaint, is if you've ever used a hammer, a round handle shaft can allow the hammer to spin in your hand. It should be more oval shaped, with the narrow parts pointing up and down, inline with the head. Everything else is great, even the rest of the handle is cool... just the cylindrical shape is not as efficient to use.

Instead of soaking in a electro salt for hours on end wouldn't it be better to buff the hammer head like we saw with the angle grinder first, I'm not mocking the video just trying to jump the gun

Um, you need a bigger knife. I have a knife like that, my Grandfather made it from a lumber saw blade Classic... I subbed

Too bad you didn’t take the extra few seconds to align the wedge with the hammer head direction. Other that that, it is a great restoration.

Thank you I have an old one that’s needs to be restored. I do lemons every morning. I’ll squeeze the bag n refrigerate n freeze. That will give me the time to restore it. I found another gentleman that used food grade grease in the teeth. Thank you and God bless you

I left it at that point, came out really great.

I recently cleaned up an old colonial belt axe head I found metal detecting. I used vinegar, it took all the rust off, it left a nice pinta on the axe.

Hmmm, looks exactly like the one on eBay right now for $450. "Pristine Condition. This is NOT a restored juicer!!!" Looked restored to me as soon as I saw it. :D Excellent video. I just got my mom's Juice-o-mat. Later model 462-C. Remember this from my childhood in California in the late 50's, early 60's.

All those iron fimhs on the wood? Pure waste! Ans then the lathe! You could have doen that with any block of iron, Get a blacksmith to save what is there, and let it getit hardened, too. Don't destroy an antique someone else made long bedore you were born and spent all that money on useless machines for this job. Take a course on how to work iron: far cheaper.

Hey Steven Great to see you back! Take care😊 Edit: Beautiful scenery.

PERFECT!!!! 💯👍 CONGRATULATIONS!!!

I like the fact that you have captions explaining everything that you’re doing 👍🏻👍🏻

250 years old WOW. I do not think that the hammers made today will last that long.

Great job! Lookin' good!

Laser beams.

Hey that came out really nice

Why do you think it's 250 years old?

I have one that is 66 years old and looks bran new. Always cleaned in , and it is easy to use buster

I couldn't stop watching this video. What a great job.

My mother-in-law gave me the same juicer in the box! She received it as a wedding present. Mine is not painted but has a chrome finish. She always used frozen juice and having 9 kids I think that was the easier option. I use it often, when I find small orange are on sale. Large ones are hard to process, the navel oranges have thick peels also making it difficult. I did grease it with a food grade lub made for kitchen tools. Thank you for the video, I found it very helpful. I will get my dremil out for a deep clean and lub next time.

錆びた金属を復活させる動画沢山ありますが、今まで見てきたのは錆で凸凹になった表面磨いてツルツルにします。 私は錆びた金属が凸凹になっているのが好きです。 凸凹を残したままの斧はとてもかっこいいです！ 斧の持ち手を作る時ロゴまで容赦なく削るの面白いです😆

It looke good but... dont put andge on anything 1800s and older

Beautiful!,beautiful axe!!!...I love theese vintage's ones.

Syeven, what particular paint did you use on the parts and then baked? Would love to do this with my Juicer and Ice-o-Mat!! Great video and thank you for sharing.

Put a handle on it Like you did with the hammer

I wasn’t sure at first, but that’s the hammer my great, great, great, grandfather lost when he was in New York.

250 years old? I don't buy it. The way it looks it's obvious to anyone that the hammer is likely to be about 248 years old! 😎

Great job! Good you left some holes and cracks in there, not making it brand new 👍🏻

This one definitely enters to my top of the sickest, badass and neatest lighters of all time.

Would this axe head been more valuable history wise in it's cleaned original condition before grinding it all away?

Never heard of calcified rust. Isn't it simply rust? Rust is simply oxidized iron.

So 1769!

😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

Did you know that 250 yrs is a long time, 250 x 12 = 3000 months year 1777

That's actually a time capsule

How does that Gun Blue do anything for him when he is immediately removing the black oxide layer it created? 🤔

Awesome restoration!

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Great job!!!! So I recently aquired one and would likento restore as well for use. Im having a difficult time confirming what material the cup and cone are made of. I am assuming cast aluminum. Is this correct? I asl be asue cast aluminum commonly had lead in it amd my son is itching to use it. What are your thoughts?

Perfect 👌

Nice work sir that look awesome 👍

Whatvwas the purpose of the big circle? Mine i found has that as well

I personally appreciate the fact that you restored this to as new condition. You didn’t just clean it up. Besides the fact that it is yours to do with as you please. Now you can work with it or show it off. Antiquarians be damned.

That looks outstanding 🤩🤩 With that texture of the iron the axe looks like made of bark, like some kind of magic wood from The Lord of the Rings 😍

i'm in the process of repainting mine. did you replace the rubber feet?, or reuse the original? the ones on mine are as hard as a rock. i just read that these were in production from 30's to 50's.

I have heard of this process. Though never saw it from beginning to end. Electricity de- rusting. Thanks.