Rust Bucket Restoration - Episode 2

[@EgoJCs21]

I sure hope you include the actual bucket in this Rust Bucket series.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

That will be a challenging one, since the bucket is half eaten away by rust.

[@kmpoppe]

@@TheSmallWorkshop Nothin' a good 2-component filler can fix ;-) Or, to put it with CSI:Vegas: "You got duct tape in your toolbox?" "You jokin'? Duct tape is what makes this box hold together!"

[@davidhill8565]

That’d be when the bucket is empty.

[@Michael-Makes-Stuff]

Awesome! This is a great series. And if I ever form a rock band, I’m going to call it “Grandpa’s Pig Sticker.” 😂

[@leylafa9077]

Love it! I was surprised to see the red underneath all that rust. Can't wait for episode 3!

[@zumbazumba1]

0:14 -sheep shears for cutting wool 0:30 its used to cut vegetables on a board ,like onions,parsley,carrots,paprika etc

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thanks!

[@brankin421]

It's called a mezzaluna

[@LawfulGoodSock]

@@brankin421The handle configuration suggests that it’s an ulu

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

Inherited two of those Stillson wrenches from my late father. They've seen better days but still work perfectly. Loved the work you did on that Crescent. Looks lovely, mate. Cheers.

[@SLUG1000]

Well done! I'm glad to see you posting more often!

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

I'm happy to see you're still watching, my friend! Thank you!

[@MarkMcCluney]

D'ye know, I have a bucket of rusties just like that and it has a pair of sheep shears too. I wonder if they just spontaneously generate in the presence of enough rust? Cheers mate, I enjoy everything you put your hand to. Thanks for the fun and inspiration.

[@Thalsha92]

When you sandblasted the parts I said to myself "it was probably painted red" and then you painted it red and I was so pleased, it's like that tool should be a glossy red finish

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

I cheated a bit and googled it. I found the original color scheme and used it as a guide.

[@Thalsha92]

@@TheSmallWorkshop that's fair!

[@MrThorBor]

Glad you decided to make this a series. Cant wait for the next one.

[@trevorbarber7624]

Keep up the great work! Your hard work does not go unappreciated. Thank you for your videos!

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@jaanguusteer]

Very well done!! I always have the same dilemma whenever I restore an old tool. Do I: 1) Use it and enjoy it. Or 2) Stare at it forever because it turned out so beautifully.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thanks! This one will be a work horse for sure, it's built like a tank. I could use it for 100 years and it will still be in a great shape.

[@tobii7673]

The Rust Bucket strikes again! Wonderful video as always Don't lose hope my friend, some still read the description!

[@robt2151]

Prior to watching this video I had never understood why Americans call them "Crescent wrenches'. Thanks for the education and the entertainment.

[@TheStabbedGaiusJuliusCaesar]

Awesome you continued this project, please do a series where you empty the bucket and restore all of them over time.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

I'm planning to do, depending on how successful the videos are. This one was not as well received as the first one in the series. We'll see... Anyway, I'll make a few more for sure!

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, dude! It turned out amazing! 😃 Really well done! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thank you so much! You too mate!

[@BelleColonD]

11:19 Riveting stuff right there

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

LOL, I see what you did here!

[@p0ulettt914]

The video quality of the sand cleaner (forgot the name) really went up a notch, amazing work

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Sandblaster. And thanks for the feedback, I try to make small improvements with each video and it's nice to see they are noticed.

[@kaspinet]

The crowd did not boo. That was awesome

[@TENZEN._.]

That’s cool! You have a lot of fun future projects right there. My friend thank you for the video & good times! 🔥🔧🗿👊😎🗿🔧🔥

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thanks for watching!

[@blackroseishere9]

Nice been waiting for ep2

[@ThePracticalPeasant]

I like the result you're getting from that cold blue; what kind/brand is it?

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Balistol

[@nikospapageorgiou57]

I actually thought you were going to restore the bucket itself! 😅😅😅

[@randomeddie185]

The thing at 0:30 is some sort of Ulu knife.

[@thelichisdeath]

There is one thing i can't understand: after disassemble - why not go to sandblasting directly, instead of cleaning.... P.S. i also hate gloves! Cheers mate!!👍

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Sandblasting abrasive is very expensive, around 100 bucks for a small bag. By cleaning the loose rust I try to keep the abrasive clean for a longer time. Also it reduces the fine dust in the cabin, so I can see better and film a clearer picture.

[@thelichisdeath]

@@TheSmallWorkshop thanks!

[@viktoriarosa5761]

What are you doing by the 5 min mark? I've never seen that

[@muriloamaral25]

Why should you add oil after the blueing process?

[@BenNawrath]

The "whatever this is" looks a lot like an Ulu knife I saw in Alaska.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thanks! It's been found far, far away from Alaska, but it could have served the same function.

[@BenNawrath]

@@TheSmallWorkshop I brought one home for a friend near Boston haha

[@sot11cat]

Is it genuinely or artificially rusted?

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Well, I cannot be too sure, but I don't think the guy at the flea market was artificially rusting his tools so he could sell them for less. But you never know!

[@ike8236]

Any chance of some info of the different products you're using.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Which one are you referring to? For washing the parts it was just water and dish soap. For bluing it was Balistol and then regular motor oil.

[@gcarson19]

​@TheSmallWorkshop I never knew you could blue metal with Balistol! I'm going to try that, thanks!

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

@@gcarson19 it's balistol cold bluing solution, not the oil.

[@generalzugs6017]

Better Messi process than Ronaldo.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

LOL

[@irondsd]

Jaws don't aline properly. Are they bent or something?

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Nope, they are fine, some pipe wrenches are designed like that, you can see on google images. I guess it has something to do with the way they grab the round pipe.

[@0hrise]

Need more!

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

There will be more 🙂

[@antikaplanet2970]

❤

[@nelchan2421]

2:21

[@drexelmiller78]

i read the description.

[@katiebellmichelle]

🤘🏼

[@DanielH]

Leave Parkside alone 😮

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Don't you have some sanding to do?

[@DanielH]

​@@TheSmallWorkshopOf course Not

[@mrwest5552]

1975 - Baba Wawa - wusty wench westowation.

[@mikeincinci]

What is this? Its a lettuce chopper. You will need a bowl too.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Thanks!

[@nelchan2421]

next soak in vinegar first

[@Ins4n1ty_]

a yes, the rusty wood. C'mon man, you don't need the fake restoration thing.

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Nothing fake there mate, just miscelanuous junk I've gathered over the years. The wood on the herb chopper thing is just rotten, not rusty.

[@viktoriarosa5761]

What are you doing by the 5 min mark? I've never seen that

[@TheSmallWorkshop]

Sandblasting. It uses compressed air to clean the parts with abrasive sand.