Rare WW2 Navy Lighter Restoration

[@RestorationbyGOAT]

I like it, man👍 you are doing quality work 💯 restoration friendship 🤝

[@lostandrestored]

I’m glad you enjoy my work! I’ll keep them coming every week.

[@clifbradley]

OK. Haven't seen one of these in decades. My grandfather had one from when he was in the Army. He used his in his greenhouse to light the gas burner in winter to keep his orchid house warm. Didn't get a lot of use here in Florida, but he did use it now and then. Pretty cool.

[@kattinen]

My only question is that why did you open the o-rings like that? It’s way more easier to get them back into shape if you open them sideways

[@dalmiroubina2162]

Is like a typical old spanish lighter. Very simple but cheap. Good job.

[@Sulfuron41]

The whole time watching this, I was thinking "how is this gonna work?" Brilliant piece!

[@lostandrestored]

It’s a great little piece of engineering.

[@frick566]

I've never seen one of those trench lighters with the snuff button on it!

[@oneshotme]

Looks great!! Love that lighter!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@adamdavenport1004]

wow that’s really interesting I have never seen a lighter like that before where in the world did you find it I have to say that you are saving apart of history ty you for saving it please keep up the great work

[@dameonerichathway2298]

You can get a 3 pack on Amazon for $20

[@mrjibrhanjamalkhan2144]

Very clever design

[@charitybrown4274]

That’s Awesome!! I have never seen anything like that!!!👍

[@AmazingThings685]

nice job man

[@vinceianni4026]

Beautiful restoration good job well done

[@bobjoncas2814]

...lookin' good, nice job, stay safe and have a great week...

[@lostandrestored]

Thanks! I’ll keep them coming every week.

[@mr_reznikov2473]

What’s the tool called that you used to separate the little circular rings?

[@iamrajat75]

I want to buy the tool you used...but I don't know how...what is called...can you pls tell me the name or the link where I can buy these tools i.e. look like drill

[@amilcarmoncada1801]

Excelente restauracion lograda en este encendedor de cuerda Rusty WW2 Navy, respetos desde Venezuela💯💯👍👍💯💯🙏🙏💯💯

[@thierrypasquet1503]

Bravo, j'aime beaucoup les briquets à amadou et celui-là est superbe.

[@georgelequin5070]

Nice!

[@RestorationAustralia]

Very nice well done.

[@diegochavarri3137]

Hola a todos....este es el encendededor mas practico que he visto....mi pregunta es la siguiente: ¿ Que pasa cuando se quema toda la cuerda?

[@razorboyXVII]

Very nice!

[@Daniel-Cross]

I really love your videos. Pls continue!! 🔥

[@lostandrestored]

I’ll keep them coming every week.

[@mitchnorton3709]

Damn, that's COOL.

[@myrestorations]

Great 👍

[@СергейСамойлов-х2в]

Классное огниво 👍

[@navigatorofnone]

I do not understand how the rope burns just by clicking the flint. Was the rope presoaked with accelerant?

[@lostandrestored]

No, it kicks off enough spark to singe the rope to light what a sailor needs. It works great in windy or wet and places.

[@navigatorofnone]

@@lostandrestored ok.

[@greatchanges9028]

Wowww 👍👍

[@lawrenceforman6999]

You’re very well professional artist!!! You’re great creator!!! Better than Albert Einstein, lol 😂

[@lostandrestored]

Lol, thank you!

[@persioboni9373]

Muito bom !

[@anands6127]

Just wondering how it's used, can someone explain please

[@lostandrestored]

The flint throws sparks onto the rope and the rope burns just a little. It doesn't create a flame, but it's great when you're on a boat and need to light something.

[@anands6127]

@@lostandrestored ok,got it.Thanks for explaining

[@kuyawintvtech8931]

More like that invent.

[@VOLK_X5]

Плохо что комментарий нет

[@boss000786000]

👍👍👍👍

[@krtekcyberpunker]

WIND KINO?

[@lostandrestored]

Wind kind was the brand

[@mateus6869]

Simples e funcional,no caso de acender um cigarro

[@lucialima781]

Um belo mas esquisito faisqueiro

[@javijaca]

🎉🎉👍👍🎉🎉

[@Maximus202.]

Класс!!!

[@АлександрСкоков-з5к]

Это что? Огниво?

[@rogeriopereiradoamaral6452]

Show i crazy ... kkk