1930´s Charcoal Iron | Restoration

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

This is an incredible job! You gave a second life to this museum piece! It turned out very nice, the handle and rivets look perfect! Thank you very much for such work! This is really interesting content, the result exceeded all my expectations!)

[@misterpatina]

Hey bro, iam glad you enjoyed seeing your iron getting restored! Thank you so much for this piece - I think we will do more stuff together 🙂

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

@@misterpatina of course!)

[@Респект333]

С удовольствием смотрю твои ролики! С нетерпением жду следующих видио. Всего доброго!

[@СаняИманский-п3н]

Это превосходно. Вы молодцы👍👍👍 отлично получилось. Мне нравится как у васэто получается. Сергею огромрое спасибо за такой материал🤗👍👍👍

[@restaurandocoisasvelhas]

Thank you friend. Excellent video. I'm already your subscriber.

[@mymechanics]

This was an absolute joy to watch!! Not only did you make a perfect job on the restoration, you absolutely nailed it with the filming and editing. Talking about nailing stuff, I loved your hollow style rivets. Very good job my friend!

[@misterpatina]

Hearing this from you is a real honor man! Thanks for your words and your support bro!

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

I am very glad that you liked it!) Thanks for the comment!) I hope we will see the restoration of the jack soon)

[@Toobeegort]

OMG Mr Patina, to get such a complement as this you are going to make the other restorers jealous, but really, it's a wonderful job.

[@misterpatina]

Thanks! 🙂

[@KanishkaLakshan]

I make new one

[@aydarN]

According to collectors data, full marking is "НКМП РСФСР з-д УТЮЖНЫЙ МОУМП МЕТАЛЛШИРПОТРЕБ" (НКМП РСФСР - Народный комиссариат местной промышленности РСФСР, МОУМП Металлширпотреб - местное отделение управления местной промышленности треста Металлширпотреб НКМП РСФСР - People's Commissariat of local industry of RSFSR з-д УТЮЖНЫЙ - Irons (producing) factory МОУМП Металлширпотреб - Local branch of local industry governance of Metal consumer goods trust

[@misterpatina]

Hey man, thank you so much for your research, i really appreciate!

[@davesmith5656]

@@misterpatina --- Translated by Google into English, it's the location of the manufacturer, a commissariat in a specific region.

[@arnaudgarand7706]

Finally! A youtuber with the balls to actually RIVET everything like the original, instead of screws or pop rivets. Thank you, it looks so much better!

[@Aleksander_Grigorjev]

Привет из Питера! Дружище, мне очень понравилось то, что ты не стал восстанавливать этот утюг до состояния современного утюга (шлифовать, полировать весь корпус и так далее). Ты сделал новый утюг по критериям 1934 года. Эта работа действительно высокого уровня! 👏Браво! Но мне покаалось, что гвозди из рукоятки были ещё вполне пригодны, если их почистить и выпрямить :)😄 Спасибо за очередное и красивое видео!

[@hectormunoz6052]

Refreshing to see someone actually RESTORE a piece instead of just grinding the hell out of it

[@misterpatina]

Hey Hector, thanks! Iam glad you like it!

[@makstitanic3519]

На сцене появляется современный утюг и говорит. - Я самый первый безпроводной утюг в мире! - Да что ты говоришь! - ответил самый старый утюг на углях.

[@misterpatina]

xaxa, spasibo bolshoye!

[@maxschmied104]

@@misterpatina Вы как всегда,по высшему классу!) Лайк и подписка.

[@ForgottenShineRestoration]

Very nice work! I especially loved the clear and detailed footage during sandblasting! Very very nice, as always!

[@misterpatina]

Thanks man!

[@CoolAgainRestoration]

I watched and I liked very much, especially how you made the new handle 😍 Russia Mother will be proud of you 👏🍻

[@misterpatina]

Spasibo Bolshoye! Iam glad you enjoyed! 🙂✌️🍻

[@stask85]

@CAR still waiting for a new video from you ;D

[@CoolAgainRestoration]

@@stask85 you seen the lighter video?

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

Я реально счастлив что утюг попал в надежные руки!

[@Baxter244]

И где ты раздобыл такой раритет. У нас такие утюги были в школе в кабинете изо.

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

@@Baxter244 на чердаке лежал среди хлама)

[@stariyhopper]

@@sergeishvartsman5815 скольок ж стоил пересыл ?) Он весит тонну ))

[@tiptop3452]

@@sergeishvartsman5815 как отправлял,как списались?Я бы тоже пару вещиц подогнал бы

[@СлавянинБогвоплотинасвоейземле]

ай да молодца,приятно смотреть,советские вещи это целая эпоха

[@misterpatina]

Спасибо, я рада, что тебе понравилось

[@gaborgredely1848]

Csoda,hogy meg maradt a történelem nagy vihara után, ha mesélni tudna?

[@DavidCadena-h1l]

Wow, from a junk pile destined for recycling, to an art piece that is still functional. Well done Sir 👏

[@NTRprojects]

Uuuuuuuuh very nice my friend. I really enjoyed the final tolerances. High quality job, but that's what I know you for. Did I really notice a new sandblasting cabin? You deserve it.

[@misterpatina]

Thanks man, iam really glad you like it! Yep, new cabin. If you’re in need, give me a call 🙂✌️

[@NTRprojects]

@@misterpatina you know I will show up unexpectedly and faster than you think

[@misterpatina]

It scares me, but ok. 😄

[@jessicagordy9166]

As a collector of Vintage Irons I'm fell in love with this restoration. Hands down the best out there.

[@misterpatina]

Thanks Jessica 🙂

[@ДнсЮсер-е4э]

Ура, товарищи! Вперёд за новыми реставрациями!

[@misterpatina]

xaxa, spasibo!

[@Vivungisport]

Every old equipment deserves to be restored. But this iron got a special place in my heart❣. And therefore I'm thankful for how you took care of it 🙏

[@misterpatina]

Hey, iam very glad you like my work...! :-)

[@robertphillips6296]

You must do the Ironing-Board next!

[@johnferguson4594]

One of the things I personally enjoy about restoration videos is metal work on the lathe, making all the rivets and so on. I loved this video but it would have been so great to see all the work that went into the rivets, nails etc. It is immensely satisfying to see those things turned on a lathe. 😊

[@farouknaji6508]

You have me as new subscriber from Baghdad. Looking forward to see your amazing job. All the Best

[@F3Ibane]

Consider getting a filter to go between your camera lens and the arc when welding. You can definitely damage the sensor without something to block at least the high intensity UV.

[@misterpatina]

Hey, thanks for the hint! 🙂

[@ЭрнстСуходольский]

Великолепная работа.

[@misterpatina]

Spasibo!

[@sgsound12]

Hey, I'm a 66 yo man...For rise the temp in those antiques (my dad used to iron very well) you have to swing with the extended arm to put air in the charcoal!! A marvelous restoration job ...well done!! I enjoy your videos..Greetings from Chile!

[@misterpatina]

Hey Sergius, ¡Gracias! Iam glad you’re enjoying my work 🙂

[@viktorivanov1781]

обалденная работа и крутой старый утюг))))))который ещё и гладит нормально так)))

[@misterpatina]

Спасибо Виктору!

[@simon4043]

I've learnt a lot from you. One tip I learnt from others though, when building up a piece with the arc welder, back the work with copper. It doesn't melt and doesn't stick.

[@djadjasubagdja1419]

It just reminds me to my grandmother when she did ironing with an iron like this. However, she used charcoal to heat it. The smell is good. Thank you, Mister Patina, you did a great restoration to this antique stuff.

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much Djadja!

[@Aleksander_Grigorjev]

Grüße aus St. Petersburg! Alter, es hat mir sehr gut gefallen, dass Sie dieses Bügeleisen nicht auf ein modernes Bügeleisen umgestellt haben (Schleifen, Polieren des gesamten Körpers usw.). Sie haben ein neues Bügeleisen nach den Kriterien von 1934 hergestellt. Diese Arbeit hat ein wirklich hohes Niveau! 👏Bravo! Mir schien aber, dass die Nägel vom Griff noch ganz gut geeignet sind, wenn sie gereinigt und begradigt werden :) 😄 Danke für ein weiteres schönes Video!

[@МаксимКарташев-щ6ц]

Классная реставрация!!!!

[@misterpatina]

Spasibo Bolshoye!

[@rpg2181]

Beauty charcoal iron. When the restorations are of old objects, the results are much better. Thank you for recovering and giving them a new life. You get better at your jobs as time goes by.

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much!

[@ecalzo]

Well done Mister patina.. you nailed it.. Hi from Fe

[@misterpatina]

Thanks man!

[@aldemarnarvaezbedon8069]

Muy buena restauración se usaban en mi niñez por los campesinos colombianos que vivían y trabajaban en fincas cafeteras. También la usaba una tía que era maestra rural. Ah tiempos aquellos!!!!.

[@alxandrjw]

I guess cordless irons aren’t as big of innovation as I thought. Beautiful work as always.

[@NachosHardwareTipps]

Beautiful work. Glad to see Aurora was able to escape from getting ironed.

[@misterpatina]

Haha, thanks bro!

[@schulzcbs]

If it fits, it sits ;)

[@lnlnd]

I watched this video today morning and later went to Bulgakov's museum flat in Moscow, with my friends to show them. And I saw there the same iron. That's not a coincidence!

[@misterpatina]

Hey man, that’s pretty crazy! I hope my iron was close to the museum piece 🙂

[@lnlnd]

@@misterpatina The museum piece is there mainly to make the atmosphere of the pre WWII everyday life, plus to show people what was used then, just like the other stuff there, so it's a bit rusty and dusty. It's obvious that it wasn't used for a long time, yours is closer to how they were brand new but a lot cleaner and nice-looking than it has ever been :) I guess you can say it's a museum quality if you want to imagine what it was like to have it new. There are two ways I see on the internet: some people restore things and make them as pretty as they've never ever been before even brand new, some are trying to make vintage looking things from brand new ones, trying to make them look as if they were heavily used. No one is making rusty things restored, so they function at their best but then vintage them a bit, so they don't look brand new, instead they look like they were used in the everyday life for some time but weren't forgotten, were taken care of. They have some obvious signs of continuous and recent (!) usage but no signs of rust and crumble as if they weren't used for a long time. I don't know how to explain this idea better :)

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Top notch restoration on this 1934 Russian Charcoal Iron !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@misterpatina]

Thanks jerry! 🙂

[@scharferschnitt1071]

As always great result. It's easy to forget how much work this amount of detail recording and camera angles are. No one matches your quality of videos so far♥️

[@abhithakur90]

all your videos calms me down so much and helps my occasional self-diagnosed OCD

[@misterpatina]

Thanks, iam glad they do :-)

[@Charlielizard]

What a masterpiece. With every video, your talents shine through in so many different ways. Looking at this iron, I can truly imagine people using it without having to worry about having to reheat it without electricity. You gave this iron a second life after almost 100 years. You're the best. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@misterpatina]

Hey man, thank you so much! What you said means a lot to me. Thank you, really, very much! :-)

[@wadegoodwin6773]

A masterpiece brother, they should be hiring you out to world famous museums

[@misterpatina]

Haha, thank you so much! 🙂

[@user-VZ23]

Thanks a lot for this video! Especially for the test :) Greetinngs from Russia!

[@charleswise5570]

The first, truly cordless small appliance! Nice restoration!

[@randomrestoration6858]

Wow, I'm very glad you decided to leave this one unsanded, the end result looks sweet! I know cats don't usually like baths, but it looks like Aurora really is in need of one 😆

[@Extreme-Graphics]

Yet, ANOTHER Amazing Restoration!!! I don't know why you don't already have 1 Million + Subscribers yet! I'm glad Aurora was there to keep you safe during this restoration! If she is like My Cat, she Let's you work in HER shop!

[@isaacbeapons6671]

You have a really good director of photography. I love your film shots.

[@misterpatina]

Hey Isaac, thanks! Iam glad you like it!

[@MarkMeadows90]

Lovely job on this antique iron. My great grandmother had something similar to that she used back in the early 1930s. Back when electricity wasn't readily available in the countryside of the southern US.

[@brianbarnes2166]

That latch click and fitment between top & bottom parts is so satisfying! Good work

[@misterpatina]

Thanks Brian, yeah, the „click“ turned out awesome 🙂

[@petergaiser4213]

Brilliant workmanship and excellent filming. Bravo

[@misterpatina]

Thanks Peter, iam glad you enjoyed!

[@UKTOOLTALK]

It's Mr patinas world we just live in it!! 🤘🤘

[@chinaagressor8082]

Класс. Угли в утюге раздувают раскачивая его из стороны в сторону.

[@podlaski_maniek]

The little kitty is back! 🐱 💪 🤩 Old iron - beautiful work 👌

[@AlekseyBondarev]

Класс! В моём детстве в гараже такой же стоял👍🤘

[@mykeg2401]

What a perfect start to my Sunday morning! Love it!

[@DodiTov]

Just a note from the lady side. That's a "swing iron". You put the coals in and swing the iron back and forth to make the coals glow hot. As long as you have coals, you don't have to "reheat" the iron. That's the reason for the "dents" at the face of the iron, so that the plate heats up faster.

[@antonioparra4979]

señor mío que buen trabajo este..... como siempre en detalles usted ha mejorado demasiado!!! se puede decir que este video debería ser uno de los cien en restauraciones que debes ver antes de morir, mil millones de gracias por el video que Dios bendiga su inteligencia amen!!!!

[@misterpatina]

Hola Antonio, muchas gracias por tus amables palabras, ¡te lo agradezco mucho!

[@ArtisticEndeavors]

Exquisite ✌🏻🎨☕️

[@friendly1999x]

Fantastic workmanship Enjoyed watching

[@misterpatina]

Thanks :-)

[@restorationussr2498]

Wonderful work) To turn scrap metal into such a beautiful thing, you definitely need the talent that the author has) I like such transformations) I tried it myself recently, who is interested to take a look Прекрасная работа) Чтобы превратить металлолом в такую прекрасную вещь , обязательно нужен талант, который есть у автора) Нравятся такие преображения) Сам недавно пробовал, кому интересно загляните оценить

[@loftproject4188]

100%

[@madein7248]

Поддерживаю, без таланта так качественно не сделать)

[@madein7248]

Твое видео тоже посмотрел! Очень хорошо сделал топор, но немножко съемка хромает. Больше света в кадр и крупных планов)

[@ИришаДерменжи]

@@madein7248 тоже смотрела видео с топором, хорошая работа!

[@ex-scientia4234]

Nice job and enjoyable to watch. If I can make a suggestion; if you’re going for the antique look the rivets and lever are new and shiny. Perhaps some sort of patina on them could have be applied to also give them an aged look?

[@scottcates]

I like the textures and color scheme.

[@yeshwantkulkarni2166]

Simply outstanding restoration

[@misterpatina]

Thanks :-)

[@teacheme]

Just love that antique finish. Perfect restoration.

[@misterpatina]

Hey Costa, thanks!

[@tombarlow6176]

Wow that is beautiful restoration

[@seanripperger]

Restoration work gets an A+. Ironing gets a C. . . Seen better. 😁. Kidding. Great work.

[@misterpatina]

Ironing isn’t part of my skills 😄 Thanks Sean! 🙂

[@Респект333]

Отличная работа! Привет из Беларуси!

[@misterpatina]

Большое спасибо! Привет из Германии обратно!

[@hanmiruyoo553]

영상 기다렸습니다. 고마워요

[@tedschmaltz4346]

the real test of a "Restore' Channel - how many times do I see 'I'll make a new one'... plus of course, cold bluing... look forward to your next one

[@LWP_LoneWoLF]

Привет из России 🇷🇺 Спасибо за видео!

[@dogleg6669]

Great job. I've seen and used a few old cast-iron clothes irons over the years never seen one that held charcoal or embers before. That's a nifty design.

[@marianthelibrarian2274]

I was wondering where Aurora was too! Great job, as always!

[@misterpatina]

Haha, shes back in the game! Thanks Marian!

[@vinceianni4026]

Hello mister Patina beautiful restoration beautifully restored well done my friend

[@llojdmorgan3224]

о! у меня есть такой) и еще один, цельнометаллический, без отсека под уголь)

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

For those not in the know you can use baking soda and fine crushed walnut shells when you have other antiques either or. Laser gun it off and dry ice

[@ukp42]

Nice work, I always thought that they used Hot water in them. But then I saw the holes, to let the coals breath. Great video Love from Scotland 😁👍

[@misterpatina]

Haha, yeah - holes for the coals! Thanks, hugs from germany!

[@briansdiecastthailandstoth6747]

Great work mate

[@misterpatina]

Thanks Brian!

[@Oliverdobbins]

The workers of the People’s Glorious Revolutionary Laundry Iron and Artillery Shell Factory #3 would be proud.

[@rickvoigt8720]

I love your work. I only wish I had the time and tools to do some of the more advanced restores that you do. I only have one recommendation for improvement. Unless it's really something complicated, the sandblasting seems to eat up a lot of time that could be spent doing all the cool things you do! I also love your sense of humor.

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

We have old very old antique real cast irons that you heat up. Make great book ends or fire place decorations. Or a bug smoosher

[@danicao.6778]

Mister Patina you are the BEST!!!😉 You need a more powerful sandblasting machine!!!😞😭

[@artemmayorov3692]

Смотрю разного рода видео по восстановлению предметов но за такое видео могу сказать только это шедевр!!! В виде признания подписка в ваш адрес. Утюг класс!

[@misterpatina]

Здравствуйте, спасибо за приятные слова! Я это очень ценю!

[@Vickie-Bligh]

Yay. What a beautiful transformation. Nice work Mr. P. And I have to agree with MM about your filming & editing.

[@misterpatina]

Hey Vickie, thanks! Cool that you’ve recognized 🙂

[@Vickie-Bligh]

@@misterpatina Wow, danke für den Kommentar. Ich liebe es, deinen Kanal zu sehen.

[@randysmith3828]

Great job on bring that beauty back to life. Thank you for sharing

[@misterpatina]

Thank you for watching Randy!

[@levpetrov3156]

Super! Very nice and beautiful! Thank you very much! 👍

[@aucedogg5594]

The stuff that we have now and then seeing this man we really don't know how good we got it. And I was just taking a shower tonight before this video and I was thinking how lucky we are to have continues hot water. Shit back in day man it was ruff they lived ruff and tuff.

[@BB_Chaptsick]

Wonderful job, sir. I was very curious as to how you were going to tackle this project. Nice balance between the old and the new. 👏

[@Dlinyj]

Большое спасибо за видео! Очень круто!

[@misterpatina]

Здравствуйте, я рада, что вам понравилось!

[@humancattoy7767]

Quite an interesting item. It came out wonderfully.

[@misterpatina]

Where’s the best profile picture ever? 😔

[@ΘεοφιλοςΧρυσικοπουλος-σ1τ]

Τέλειος!! Συγχαρητήρια!! 💯👍🇬🇷!

[@rogerhinman5427]

Sweet little piece of history. I never knew about charcoal irons until now. This is one of your best videos yet. 😃

[@misterpatina]

Hey Roger, now you know ;-) Thank you so much! Iam really glad you like my work!

[@NapierNimbus]

Excellent work and coverage

[@crabtreeshep4969]

One of the coolest restorations in so many ways. The filming, the subject matter, the steps shown for each piece and the preservation of an old piece of Russian history. The end result was a beauty. Great job on all counts. Congrats and thanks for the show!

[@misterpatina]

Hey Roger, thank you so much for your kind words! Iam really glad you’re enjoying my work!

[@IvanKiev79]

Отличная работа! 👍

[@mml1357]

Thanks for another great restoration.

[@misterpatina]

Mostly welcome Mario!

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

עוד כמה מילים בעברית) תודה על עבודתך! אני שמח!

[@misterpatina]

חחח, תודה רבה! :-)

[@sergeishvartsman5815]

@@misterpatina בבקשה))

[@АндрейХолмов-ш9о]

Симпатично получилось)

[@misterpatina]

Spasibo!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Once again a perfect restoration by Mister Patina, it’s always a pleasure to enjoy your work! Video quality and editing is on point, simply perfect and the result is amazing, I love the antique finish. And of course last but not least, your sandblasting cabin 😍😍

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much man! Iam really glad you enjoyed. Hope to see you soon in the shop!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

You are very welcome my friend! Looking forward to it 😊🙏🏼

[@myrestorations]

Congratulations for the great job 👏

[@capers72424]

Gorgeous! I think instead of “softly smoothing the edges” you mean “gently smoothing the edges”.

[@misterpatina]

Oh yeah, that’s the word I was missing 😄

[@capers72424]

@@misterpatina I love your work!

[@misterpatina]

Thanks! 🙂

[@johnconnor555]

As always you did a very good job,I really liked to watch the whole restoration process,so relaxing...

[@bugler75]

So functional yet very beautiful. Lovely job 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@misterpatina]

Thanks man!

[@bugler75]

@@misterpatina no problem!

[@Jessiebes]

Beautifully done.

[@misterpatina]

Thanks Jessie 🙂

[@manuelsilva9335]

Nice job. but liked to see the rivets in copper.