Antique Rusty Binoculars Restoration | 100 Years Old

[@gweilospur5877]

Science geek here. The word “rust” only applies to iron and the binoculars are not made from iron.

[@Rustywar1]

Thank for you feedback

[@Dave_en]

Not rust but copper sulphate formation occurs. We have traditional brass items which survived for atleast 3 generations. This is quiet common and removed using citric acid from lemon or tartaric acid from tamarind. These mild food grade acid just cleans the surface and doesn't corrode the metal.

[@serteco100]

Sloppy work

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

What a work kira g❤❤

[@VadoVoodoo]

Did you install new front lens glasses? I notice they weren't in your final shots..

[@Rustywar1]

yes i have installed new front lens glass

[@cecilgore495]

I wonder what type of restoration some of these viewers who are negative would have done. I think you did what had to be done and the result was right on. I enjoyed watching it be restored. Thank you

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️❤️

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

Wah kira g wah

[@sourabhjain7700]

Look at the quality of the material , pure brass almost impossible to get it now

[@Rustywar1]

Yes

[@Dave_en]

You can get these in India. There are plenty of good brass artists in uttar pradesh state. Moradabad is most famous for brass works. You would even find other masterpieces of brass art there.

[@MirzaIslamicCreater-q1n]

nice working

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@edgquin6715]

Perdon, pero no me gustó esa restauracion, de mala calidad

[@Cartoon12-r2z]

❤ Good ❤

[@RustyRestortion]

Good work 👍🏻

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

Wow❤❤

[@MuhammadAzam-xs9bv]

Good job nice 👍

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

Wah wah wah

[@lmalyon.45]

This is good. I love these types of videos

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@EugeneDenoes]

Someone on here wrote, that you didn't restore the binoculars, you "just" cleaned them. I can see that you put in effort, and gave it a nice try, good on you for that, but it's not a restoration job, unless you restore the parts that are broken, scratched, bend, or otherwise damaged. And we never saw them work after you were done. I think you can do better, but keep at it.

[@Rustywar1]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@User-Aj4ua6]

Osm work❤

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@MuhammadSalman-y4l]

nice job

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@UsmanAli-dl3ty]

❤❤

[@mitsospouliezos6289]

VERY POUR ROUND CONTACT LINES !!!!! THE LEATHER STRAP BOTHERS THE MOOVEMENT OF THE CENTRAL BEZEL !!!!! NO LENCES !!!!!!

[@Rustywar1]

Watch the video carefully and you will see the lens

[@arslanarsl6973]

Gud working

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

Geo❤

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

Nice😂

[@sergeytolstov956]

It was dirty, not rusty.

[@Rustywar1]

Ok

[@HNZ.]

what a really good work, excellent, i guess was civilian use, hard and strong work💪‼️ what lens group uses❓ tnx for share you're knowledge👊

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[@ajrbrandedpeace2748]

You cleaned them up for shure. Would only take 5 min video to learn how to hand stitch a better quality leather. Get more love on channel

[@Rustywar1]

Thank for your feedback ❤️❤️

[@rogerpatrongonzalez5800]

👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

🎉🎉🎉

[@RonaldoSilva-tn8in]

𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗼 𝗕𝗶𝗻𝗼́𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗼𝘀 😉

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks❤️❤️❤️

[@Батыр-р2х]

Без линз? Тогда зачем?

[@Rustywar1]

Watch the video carefully and you will see the lens.❤️

[@daniell.4308]

One of the worst restoration ever seen. Not authentic leather… and the sanding brass…. Damaged. This not a quality restoration at all

[@Rustywar1]

🙁

[@АндрейНикитенко-ф4с]

You were right. Very crude and very incomplete. It was painful to watch.

[@laurentdevaux5617]

Not authentic leather isn't a mistake at all. Many binoculars dating from the end of the 19th century and the first part of 20th century used false leather (often a kind of strong, waterproofed paper). The problem here is the color. These kind of binoculars were mainly used by the military, hence they were entirely black. Here, they look like binoculars used in theatres...

[@daniell.4308]

@@laurentdevaux5617 my opinion is not only based in non authentic leather. The brushing, polishing, cutting technique… all the process results in a bad restoration.

[@K3B524]

Da sehe ich keinerlei Sinn. Wenn die original Linsen und Okulare fehlen ist es nur noch Messingschrott. Gut erhaltungswürdige Zeiss oder Leitzgläser bekommt man schon für 20-30 Euro auf deutschen Flohmärkten.

[@Rustywar1]

You look carefully I have bought the lens and put it in it, I did not show it because due to reflection of light, I do not get good results in the camra

[@lyq0442]

👍

[@papskeno9336]

You just clean the binocular. Dissapprove!

[@Elizabeth-j5j]

Where is your video?

[@nomansardar-cw6yk]

Ooooo

[@suhayl5157]

one of the interior quality restorations on you tube. also the video quality, content and editing are all inferior.. need to work harder and with honesty if you want to be seen.

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks your feedback❤️

[@lotto123ish]

Very pitted.

[@Rustywar1]

😊

[@laurentdevaux5617]

Nice job, because these binoculars were really in bad shape. But the result is totally unrealistic. This kind of binoculars were mainly used by the military from the end of the 19th century until the end of WW1 and beyond, they are not binoculars used in theatres. All metallic parts should have been painted with a black, glossy lacquer and the leather used should have been black as well. You can still easily find such binoculars on flea markets for a few euros, often pretty well preserved and with their case. Personnally, except if it was a rare model, if I had seen these binoculars on a flea market, I would never buy them...

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks for your feedback

[@laurentdevaux5617]

@@Rustywar1 You're welcome !

[@aahandsshorts1]

Nice working

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks

[@lyq0442]

👍

[@Rustywar1]

Thanks