Antique Rusted Oiler Restoration - Workshop DC

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Antique Rusted Oiler Restoration - Workshop DC
Hello guys!
In today's video I Restored an Old Oiler.
Used for internal lubrication of parts without having to open.
I don't know for sure how old this piece is, but it is quite old and rare to find here in Brazil.
I took the part apart and most of the internal parts were perfect with almost no rust.
In the aluminum parts I used penetrating oil for protection, and the others I washed with degreaser.
To remove the rust I used hot water and hydrochloric acid, left the pieces for 12 hours.
The bottle had some leaks due to the dry glue, so I took it apart, only removed some imperfections with the hammer, I also removed some sharp edges.
After that I brushed everything and painted.
With the brushed parts I soldered the bottle and tested it with water to see if everything was right.
I used Primer 2 coats and Spray Red 2 coats too.
The old rubber gasket was really bad so I made a new one.
I resrored the trigger the same way as the bottle.
I removed the old hose that had been cut and restored the nozzles.
The bottle cap had an imperfection so I decided to sand it and then I brushed it.
I painted the lid too.
With a heat gun I put in a new silicone hose and installed the nozzles.
With all the parts ready, I started to assemble the Oiler.
I liked the result and made a small demonstration of how the piece works.
Protection Equipments:
Gloves;
Goggles;
Hearing Protection;
Mask;
Products Used:
Degreaser;
Hydrochloric acid;
Primer;
Penetrating Oil;
Equipmentis used:
BenchGrinder;
Plier;
Screwdriver;
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[@WorkshopDC]

Hi guys! Do you like the vídeo? Please don’t forget to subscribe! Thanks for watching. With Love - DC! ❤️

[@ochoch9345]

Great restoration

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks! ❤️

[@vinceianni4026]

Good job mister beautiful restoration like the video

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks Vince! ❤️

[@petewest3122]

Nice restoration

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks! ❤️

[@RestorationAustralia]

Very cool 👍

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks! ❤️

[@Austeration]

That's a very cool old piece 👍 fantastic job on all the repairs and I love the colour choice. Well done.

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks mate! ❤️

[@DrMrSmooth]

Good video mate . Keep going . You have nice videos and content 👍

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks mate! ❤️

[@GT_Racer347]

Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks! ❤️

[@oneshotme]

Looks great and an amazing job restoring it!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@WorkshopDC]

Thanks One Shot!❤️

[@oneshotme]

@@WorkshopDC You're welcome buddy

[@jzrgrmm]

O resultado ficou ótimo, parabéns pelo vídeo. Estou procurando uma almotolia muito antiga para restaurar e usar, normalmente essas tem sempre algum mimo/truque. Meu tio tinha uma que nunca pingava óleo... Já a minha vive toda besuntada.

[@WorkshopDC]

Muito obrigado! Essa almotolia achei por acaso em uma feira de antiguidades, ela não pinga tbm e tem bastante pressão. ❤️

[@antonioirineudemoura991]

Bom dia ! Se permite-me sugestão, avalie usar na morsa mordentes, por exemplo .pedaços de câmara de ar de pneus, afim de prevenir marcas nas peças. Foi um belíssimo trabalho, meticuloso, e o video muito bem editado, sem firulas teatrais... parabéns ! 👏👏👏

[@WorkshopDC]

Muito obrigado, eu não tenho os apropriados para essa morsa mas sempre uso borracha para proteger as peças! ❤️

[@Tatal.b]

OaOk !. parabéns 👍👏🇧🇷

[@WorkshopDC]

Muito obrigado Tarcílio!❤️

[@АндрейНикитенко-ф4с]

I had to use a gas burner. It would be easier to solder with it. Certainly a good job overall.

[@WorkshopDC]

I used a heat gun off câmera, this step took some time. Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@robertberry4109]

Nice job, but you should have replaced the ball check spring. It would not have been there without a purpose. Part of the reason you need two hands to operate the lever.

[@jholland73]

Came here to post this.

[@WorkshopDC]

I forgot to put the spring back, sorry! Thanks for Watching! ❤️

[@ayman2747]

ممتاز

[@markneo1]

Show!!!!! 👍👍🇧🇷

[@WorkshopDC]

Obrigado!❤️

[@makstitanic3519]

9:39. Приколист. 😀

[@WorkshopDC]

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