Antique Stone Gas Lamp Restoration with AMAZING outcome

Antique Stone Gas Lamp Restoration with AMAZING outcome
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[@WorldRestoration]

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[@DrFelonious]

Amazing? I'm amazed it survived the angle grinder and claw hammer!

[@michaelhrosar7814]

I didn't see anything AMAZING about this. He really didn't do anything. He didn't even clean it well. The I bolt was still rusty and the body was all scratched up.

[@daveshipman2677]

my thoughts exactly mike..?

[@reginaldwilkinson6019]

I don’t understand why you do electrolysis when you grind the parts anyway.

[@nekif820]

It seemed like he didn't even give enough time for the whole electrolysis process to finish. It was like he was just impatient and decided to finish it up with the grinding wheel.

[@ALCE52]

we all start out rookies.and progress with each project.be well my friends.

[@chandlerdavis952]

Instead of using the plumbers wrench stick a screwdriver through the eyelet will give. Much more leverage and not leave the teeth impressions

[@pillowpants1983]

Invest in a sand blaster, complete the project, make it look amazing if you're going to claim an amazing outcome. Rushed, shoddy work doesn't pay off.

[@Oussama-w2a0c03]

Super !!!

[@CraftGentRestoration]

It is soo nice..super 👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@kiyote437]

You are certainly an outside-the-box thinker, but not necessarily in a good way. Sometimes things are done a certain way for a reason. For instance, the claw end of a claw hammer is not typically used to strike things, especially delicate things, due to the risk of seriously damaging the workpiece. Perhaps you should consider using a wire brush to remove scale next time.

[@chrismillar6404]

I love watching your videos they are better than TV. :-)

[@matthewmoran1249]

I wouldn't be putting my fingers that close to a spinning grinder disc. He's either very brave or has a screw loose. Amazing ? Yeah, he's still got his digits !

[@nielsantsorensen881]

Belissima!!! Parabens.

[@zzota]

Painful to watch. Do you not have a wire brush? I think the white powder must be Calcium Carbonate. It reacts with water to produce acetylene gas, which is flammable and burns with a very smoky flame. Usually the bottom chamber holds the powder and water drips down from the top chamber.

[@nyg_dbone]

You didn’t even restore it 🤔

[@suhayl5157]

Seriously? Is this your amazing outcome? should have left this nice piece to someone who knows what to do.

[@mangalaismeji]

Agree with you

[@nekif820]

Agree. It was very sloppy and just plain cringey. I mean, gosh, he massacred those parts with the grinding wheel. Even after assembling them back it still looked messed up.

[@Pizzpott]

I agree. Good grief. The scratches on the brass were deplorable, and there were still marks on it too. This wasn't finished at all. Won't watch any more from this creator I'm afraid.

[@n0named]

@@Pizzpott You've misspelled. It should say "creature" :-)

[@mikemcclure1855]

Great job, considering where you started from. I have one question. Why not paint the steel parts. Not a criticism, just a question.

[@user-xk3om5sy1h]

goood job i love it..but please change your table😵😵 it need a restoration

[@persioboni9373]

Muito bom.

[@homeyshlitz]

What was the powder and liquid you put in at the end? I'm trying to figure out why its called a stone gas lamp. I figured 'Stone' was the name of a brand.

[@terencenaylor5441]

I believe it to be Calcium Carbide powder, and the liquid to be Water. When mixed, Acetylene gas is produced, which is highly flammable.

[@MegaJohnson12]

Try using the right size screwdriver for a change and see how that works for you.

[@TTT61111]

Parody?

[@garymucher9590]

I enjoy restoring things as well. But I think I would have passed on this one. So much wrong with it and other then some bright shiny metal, it still looks pretty beat up... Thumbs Up for your efforts though.

[@WorldRestoration]

Thank you. We will change

[@diyresttube]

done wathching always satisfied at your work.

[@GT_Racer347]

Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

[@user-hx9xy3jp4f]

Это не рестоврация, грубо а также очень поверхностно. Там ещё много работы. Автор не своим делом занимается.

[@romashmakov6709]

Страшно было смотреть как он разбирал

[@nyg_dbone]

Took it apart cleaned it up and put it back together that’s a restoration 😂

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@WorldRestoration]

Thank you

[@oneshotme]

@@WorldRestoration You're welcome!!

[@mangalaismeji]

You called this amazing? 🤔

[@pafalcao5345]

How did you do it inside?

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

very nice restoration👍

[@leisongivangomo5656]

Very nice!

[@Slenderman182]

so that's why so many houses burned down back in the day

[@mullerman1104]

Here is a tip. The Lamp gets to much gas. The gas outlet needs to be smaller, so that it doesn’t produce as much smoke and shines with more continuity. But otherwise a great restoration.

[@russbilzing5348]

He might also have tilted the spout upward as it should be.

[@scottzissman2575]

Every single thing this guy does has the same burnished finish to it. Someone make him stop.

[@GriswoldCain]

I kind of like the fuckups and multiple non-working tool selections to accomplish a task. Normally those are cut out.

[@UNSERALVUJUDE]

Bringing that old rusty thing to life was amazing ! Thumbs up ! I wonder what is the white powder and the liquid used to fueled and light up!

[@johnnytoobad4287]

It is calcium carbide. When mixed with water it produces acetylene gas.

[@shafismaili1347]

I haven't seen the vid. Assume by amazing outcome the old can must have become a flamethrower.

[@feisdee1]

No new gasket?

[@IronHide1686]

this was not a restoration; you just clean it, not even fix the holes on the loose screws, i think this could have been a better restoration! 👍

[@saureano]

*I've seen restoration badly done, but yours, if it surpassed itself, a real rubbish job, aren't you ashamed to present this mediocrity????*

[@amilcarmoncada1801]

Estupenda restauración de lámpara de gas de piedra lumbre antigua, resultado increible respetos y saludos desde Venezuela.💯👍💯🤘

[@5cloudwalker]

Awesome!!!! Now if you wanted to return it back to the mess it was it will take a lifetime of abuse and neglect 🧐 that achieve the takes a lot longer lol

[@laurahelenaxou1834]

Still a lot of work to do to call it an "amazing outcome"... 3rd video I watch on this channel and 3rd deception, time to move on... 🤔

[@RicardoCamillo]

Isto não é uma restauração apenas um conserto.

[@skoalonguys6788]

That took a lot of time and effort its nice to see you do cares enough to want to restore old stone gas lamp and make them look brand new again. Great job 🍻🤟👍

[@maunguyen852]

Cai đen khi đâ

[@CarsRestored]

Me: No way he can restore this World Restoration: Hold my 🔧

[@joseluiscossbu8036]

si vas hacer una cosa hasla bien si no no la hagas

[@aridesouza11]

Pouco estressado esse restaurador 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bonzie321]

95% of the comments - bad boys job. I got to admit it ain’t good fella. Pretty crude work.

[@fernandoalfonso9984]

Guy really you are the best one !!! The pie topping is when you lit it

[@user-rv9vw5ef9e]

Acetylene was named in honor of aztecs by french conquestador.

[@nijolevidzeniene3436]

Происходит от франц. acétylène, далее из лат. acetum «укус» + франц. éthylène «этилен» Русский Викисловарь

[@user-rv9vw5ef9e]

@@nijolevidzeniene3436 у меня плохо получается в юмор.

[@nijolevidzeniene3436]

@@user-rv9vw5ef9e бывает

[@horvathattila377]

What is this Dart Wader sound???

[@maddadd1]

You have got to be kidding.

[@abdourahmanesambanor9306]

demonter plus soigneusement

[@angryasianjim]

Came here to see if anyone else was cringing when they saw the angle grinder come out. Why? Electrolysis would have worked fine. You didn’t even buff the scratches, yes scratches NOT swirl marks, at the end. At least use some fine sand paper to get the big ones out… yikes. Could’ve even left it with a brushed finish and it would’ve looked better. Honestly, this was kind of painful to watch.

[@chandlerdavis952]

Okay can't watch this. Hitting with the claw end. Of the hammer is too much cya

[@timrenier3399]

Watching him doing these Restorations is very cool & very relaxing!

[@walkertongdee]

WTH dows stones have to do with it?

[@maunguyen852]

Bo di cai den khi da bay gio ai ma xai

[@alex02101967]

Not a perfect restoration,sorry

[@danipopescu2205]

Amazing!!

[@outdoorinterests]

Its a carbide lamp but not an original.

[@juancarlospereyra7855]

En cualquier momento te llaman de un museo para que vayas con la amoladora y les restaures todas esas cosas arruinadas que tienen...

[@igorfeldens605]

Y asi se pierde la historia...

[@charleenheath6116]

What they said. leenotcharleen

[@andreasm481]

Much more could have been made of the lamp. The result is not convincing. That's how you earn money on YT ? Auf gut Deutsch würde ich sagen : Anfänger ! Setzen ! Sechs !

[@megenberg8]

the Gordon Ramsey of restoration.

[@notwocdivad]

NO, NO,NO, Don't hit things with the claw of a claw hammer it is there as a lever to pull out nails! The 3 bits of the handle looked as though they should have been straight and an angle grinder on brass or other soft metal? I think not. Sorry but I must speak as i find!!

[@WorldRestoration]

Thanks for the feedback, we will try harder in the next projects

[@webtoedman]

If restoration was a sexual activity, you would be in prison.

[@jasonrogers1576]

Your did a half-assed job on that and you call that an AMAZING outcome..? Not impressed.

[@jeanpeeters5450]

wtf molesting al the parts with a grinding wheel worst restoration ever tbh

[@nekif820]

I agree. I was starting to feel uncomfortable when he just grinded everything clean. It still looked messed up when he assembled the parts back. Overall I think it was a very sloppy restoration. Not high quality at all.

[@HelloNotMe9999]

Those poor tweezers. Get a proper scraper or set of dental picks!

[@ia220]

Destriyer of a lamp not a restorer...

[@davidfrost7983]

what a butcher

[@user-vq3dt8gu1s]

Халтура. Колхоз...

[@CoastalCrafterUK]

I'm sorry but this was awful.

[@user-hr8ib8ku6y]

🤢

[@FelixDegenaar]

Amateur. Unsubbed.

[@igorfeldens605]

Amateur

[@valerash4368]

Не умеешь ,не берись. Реставрация это не твоё.

[@rstezza]

More like an abomination than a restoration. 👎👎👎