Rusty Stapler Restoration

[@ladbrestoration]

Because of winter coming, Avril was chilling on the sofa next to the stove .. We'll get him back to work for the next video ☺️

[@lumgs2009]

Just came to ask about him! ❤️

[@luciexmb468]

I was also worried ... Thanks for telling us about Avril :) And as always, really good job!!!

[@mysterionslyther5762]

Yes video was incomplete without Avril 😺🐱 but restoration was beautiful 👍

[@brazillady5119]

Don’t blame you, Avril. But we miss you!

[@lindajoy3883]

Who knew (not me) that little Avril (English = April) is a boy…..Love him!

[@mymechanics]

Awsome stapler! It looks so cool, I love the design. Your choice of the black paint did fit the item perfectly in my opinion. How amazing it is that todays clips still fit in this old thing. Gotta love standard sizes.

[@ladbrestoration]

Thank you king 🙏😊😘

[@MRNVCDIY]

Hello bro

[@rashidservicecenter]

Great video

[@updownstate]

The joy of standardization.

[@stockypoke]

Great video, enjoyed it a lot

[@rukeyburg1084]

I’m actually fascinated just by the whole design of this stapler, never thought these could be so big and majestic

[@christopherbedford9897]

A modern stapler that can punch through the same number of pages is just as big. Nowhere near as elegant or majestic, for sure... 😝

[@presmasterflash7555]

It’s like the Ford Edsel of staplers.

[@joybie]

I’m big and majestic

[@prumchhangsreng979]

It just inefficient in term of portability and material. In any type of these video, there alway people impress by old tech and complain how modern product is not the same. Well dub , becuz modern product are design to be more efficient

[@pjhalchemy]

Must have been an expensive stapler in it's day with all those cast and machined parts. Definitely worth your fine efforts to bring it back from the dead. Beautifully done and great videography. Love how your drill press has virtually no run-out. Thanks Much for sharing your talents and techniques....1M subs will come!

[@jackhammer5683]

What is the drill press?

[@hiddensinix2767]

@@jackhammer5683 5:28, this I believe

[@jackhammer5683]

@@hiddensinix2767 thank you senior

[@adrianneburroughs3653]

This was so relaxing for me. I lost my dad to cancer a couple weeks ago and he loves to do stuff like this. Gave me a bit of piece watching this

[@judithburke1539]

I'm so very sorry for the recent of your father. Treasure your memories of times spent with him. It's a difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you 🙏.

[@vbee3571]

I’m always amazed at how you can make these things that seem hopeless look new again. I’m getting lots of tips from watching your videos and appreciate that you tell us what things are as you are doing it. This seemed beyond repair-great job! 👍🏻

[@Hyratel]

The key is, look at the damage, not the rust. Rust can be stripped, sanded, or blasted away, but missing parts would need to be remade. Fortunately for this, the only real casualty was the handle return spring (the style of spring is "volute", for those wondering)

[@MetalRestorationBho]

Your editing was as beautiful as the restoration itself! Spectacular! 👏

[@bobbond6028]

Actually he did mess up that I seen.

[@Joe1935429]

The stapler was a particularly nasty wreck. Wow! As you disassembled I found myself asking, "Is that a stapler part or a piece of crud?" A couple of times it was both. Bravo for going after it, man! Beautiful job! Thanks

[@jmleeinla]

Now this restoration was a challenge!!! I have no idea how you know how to put everything back together again!!! Which piece goes where. Well, you never cease to amaze me!!! Brilliant as usual!!!

[@eileenworth7862]

Excitement in the tension of bare hands so close to buffing metal and with no visible injuries. Always the right amount of force, pressure, hammer strikes making me believe there is never a blooper reel or outtakes. Bravo. Will we ever meet your birds?

[@BasementBear]

I think my favourites are still the humble screws and bolts, they look so happy coming back to life and showing they can still do the job.

[@charleswise5570]

I thought this stapler was going to be almost impossible to restore, given the amount of rust and decay. I was completely wrong! Fantastic job!

[@caractax.3110]

Bravo 👏🤩 I love the sandblasting and polishing parts

[@kingnewcomer2029]

Nice restoration once again! 👍 Man, it’s amazing how decades upon decades of rust can really make removing certain parts very difficult without using other tools for assistance, and/or brute force. 😆 Also, I had no idea that staplers have been around for over a century! 😃 It looks so much different than the modern design most of us use! 😄 Here’s hoping for the channel to reach 1,000,000 Subscribers someday! 🙏

[@Hyratel]

When you look at the moving parts, it's almost the exact same mechanism as modern. Why change perfection?

[@kingnewcomer2029]

@@Hyratel Exactly!

[@NakedTreeForge]

The rustier the object is at the beginning, the more satisfying the end result, and that stapler was RUSTY.

[@TheFabrik]

Amazing restoration ! I love the black color. Beautiful outcome. Keep it up my friend 😌🙌

[@karenperez3817]

Wow 😍 quedó hermoso, pensé que sería difícil 😣 tenía mucho óxido pero lo lograste nuevamente 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼, saludos a Avril 🐈

[@AMRP]

love 💕 from morrocco 🇲🇦

[@tyn999]

Amazing how many parts were used in this stapler! Great restoration, as always!

[@CoolAgainRestoration]

This was a great transformation😍😍😍 well done M.👍🍻

[@rjdk8900]

ur old german axe restoration was awesome

[@alexisb.8965]

This was really neat. I've personally never seen a stapler like this. I think there are a lot of people who don't realize that objects like this can be saved. You don't see this kind of quality anymore

[@aceallenk]

Beauty. Of course there's no timeline as to how long you spent restoring that item, so I'll provide a comical remark. It probably took as long to restore that item as it took the inventor to invent it, lol. But it really is a beautiful item again. Well done !!!

[@hitakshimehra6137]

Amazing job the only restoration videos I watch are your most of the time the quality and the time you put into this and turn it into 15 minutes is just insane

[@jeffcarroll1990shock]

You managed to staple together a great restoration video.

[@manali819]

Your videos are soo satisfying and they also have ASMR so it's soo fun to watch you make rusty things brand new. Love your vids :):):)

[@homeopathy_777]

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[@NTRprojects]

Another piece saved from the landfill. Great find by your subscriber!

[@453421abcdefg12345]

A wonderful restoration! The main problem is finding the correct size staples, but you found some the correct size here, well done Bruno! Chris B.

[@AMRP]

love ❤️ from @amrphone 🇲🇦

[@latetotheparty1662]

I love these restoration videos, I find them so relaxing and represents recycling in its purest form. That has got to be the coolest stapler around now! Many thanks to you. 😄

[@xxPenjoxx]

An incredible restoration as always, great work guys 👏 I really liked the springs, I've never seen any like that before.

[@rosetodaro5081]

This was the most fascinating one I’ve seen yet. I love old things like this. Food cutters, crank cheese shredders, bread cutters and things like that are cool and all but very old practical items that are still used heavily today are very interesting.

[@Emdee5632]

Amazing vintage tech. The person who first used it working at some office (with lots of dark polished wood, people smoking everywhere etc.) probably had to work for a week or more, compared to what the device must have cost. I'm happy with my simple 24/6 stapler. For the heavier paper work we do have staplers like this one. Of course our printer machines also have a stapler option 😁. Keep producing more of these restoration videos!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Good job my friends :)

[@tvmir6160]

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[@RestoreMore]

Fantastic restoration LADB! 👏🏻 I hope you get your 1M subscribers soon! You deserve it with the quality of your restorations! 😁

[@thesoupin8or673]

Amazing as always! Manages to be both impressive and soothing to watch. Love your work!

[@AMRP]

love ❤️ from morrocco 🇲🇦

[@Austeration]

Great restoration of something that I have never seen before 👍 project turned out amazing. Lots of hours spent on that one I bet. Great job.

[@vito6137]

i often watch your videos before sleeping. they help me to forget my problems. Thank you very much

[@ryankeet4007]

Need to know. When you sandblast, all the dirt and rust that comes off the object you're blasting, where does it go ? Does it get sucked into a vat? Or does it get blasted off and mixed with the sand and is reused/recycled?

[@veroniquefarge2241]

Bravo! Comme d habitude superbe restauration. Quel savoir faire!! C un vrai plaisir de vous voir ressuciter ces beaux objets. Merci de partager

[@AMRP]

yes is very very professional restoration 👏🏻👍🏻 love ❤️ from morrocco 🇲🇦

[@CareelBay]

I now play a little game when I watch these. Will you use vinegar? Rust remover? Or go straight for the sandblasting? I’m generally wrong! 😆🤦‍♀️. But I still love learning why you do certain things in some occasions & different things on others! What a great piece of machinery this is. I’d love to have this on my desk!

[@adamfahey5774]

This make me so happy seeing someone mend old and broken things. They look new again!

[@AMRP]

love ❤️ from @amrphone 🇲🇦

[@MrGumpfor]

Beautiful job restoring this amazing piece! Question.....does bluing metal stop rust?

[@AMRP]

yes is very good 👍🏻 love 💕 from 🇲🇦

[@cardinalrestorations]

You always do such great work. Much appreciated. Who knew an old stapler could be so beautiful !

[@alejandrotrueba778]

Congratulations; I am sure that more than one of us who watch your videos feel like ending the day, rounding off this cycle of beginning and ending restorations like this one.

[@TheStigma]

Lovely work. So many of these old machines are made like tanks and would basically never break if it wasnt for the oxidation. In working order most of them remain just as relevant today as when they were made. One question though - why do you use paint for a the bulk of surfaces? Isn't it prone to crack and peel in rough use? Isn't bluing more hardy? Or even zinc electroplating if you wanted to put in the work to make it basically rust-proof forever. Is the paint about keeping true to the original design, or does it have a spesific practical advantage aside from being easy? Also, is there a reason you dont use electrolysis to remove rust? I think it would do a lot of work for you on heavily rusted parts like these - and also much gentler than sandblasting (although the latter probably emoothes out some of the pitting)

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

This one was an amazing resto! 👏 Well done.

[@tomswindler64]

That is what I call a classic piece,and as always you do impressive work.just keep doing what your doing and carry on 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@mittensfastpaw]

I could listen and watch these videos all day.

[@JustAnotherGoddess52]

Estoy adicta a sus videos! He aprendido mucho y agradezco todo el ambiente, no solamente la experticia, la que es espectacular. Me encantan las manos! Cariños y agradecimientos de Chile

[@mistress9sama]

Wow, your follower sure sent a challenging piece! Well done restoring it!

[@bigrdmp]

I watched you do every step. And I know what you did to every single part. But when you put it back together, my brain went "that's a new stapler". I know it's not, but MAN you have a gift for restoration

[@ВадимКузнецов-з2й]

...похож на старинный канцелярский степлер!-, молодец мастер-, отличная получилась работа, выглядит как будто новая, даёшь вторую жизнь раритетной вещи, здоровья тебе и удачи во всём!!!

[@GT_Racer347]

Frikkin fantastic!!! Wow. Simple, yet elegant and functional.

[@robertmanley7556]

Very nice work !! Look at her shine !! Rusty and all seized up to beautiful and fully functional again !! 👍👍

[@Yorumcu63]

Great restoration .Have any information about cold bluiring process ? If not complex chemicals maybe make a video about DIY cold bluiring process.

[@TheRestorer]

Can anyone repeat this? Cool work!

[@tarekmegahed1423]

I like how you try to keep every part of it, even the nails. Others take the easy path and replace whatever is hard to restore

[@EEsmalls]

I must say I'm really enjoying bingeing your videos since I just discovered them! You have magic hands

[@Vickie-Bligh]

Lovely! And thanks for showing the different types of stapling. That was cool.

[@granny-nyan]

Beautiful ! I wondered what the blue water is used for?

[@rashidservicecenter]

I see all your videos and you make the most difficult thing easy to understand. Thank you very much for sharing

[@truthseeker7678]

Good job. 👍🏽 I like using the thing after it's restored. Don't know why other restorers don't do that!

[@julienghanadan8311]

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[@LRC247]

Honest question: Why do you use a paint stripper before sandblasting? Love the videos!

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Wondering the same thing?

[@nathanwheelerdesign]

Can I just say checking in on Avril is a very big reason I love these videos.

[@frankromero5581]

Your shows relax me and keep my blood pressure down . thanks man .

[@ktown4852]

Loved the video. Wonderful restoration!

[@riturajsharma4451]

You always do such works which seems to be impossible.... congrats ...and nice work dude..👍👍

[@sotlymn]

Always loved the restorations. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Romania 👏👏

[@tonyk8445]

So satisfying to see someone using a file properly. Very nice rebuild

[@georgiosstathopoulos]

Removing the rust flakes from that rusty croissant was so satisfying! Great restoration as always

[@jeannettesmith5492]

Your knowledge of how things work is amazing.

[@kesami123]

Now THAT is a stapler! Great restoration! TYSM for sharing! :D

[@garygraham6020]

Fantastic job! I did not realize it was a stapler!

[@loydevan1311]

Liked the shop noise and the birds churping. Excellent produced video. 👌

[@voldenuit1706]

très beau travail, quelle satisfaction de voir ces beaux outils retrouver leur vigueur !

[@rthompson1957]

They make staplers like that back in the day? So many classic items i never seen before today.

[@patjohnson3100]

Excellent restoration, and very inspiring.

[@Bill_Oddie_Face_Mask]

Awesome job! … …I want that Stapler.

[@frankierzucekjr]

Very cool. So many parts for such a simple machine

[@suhayl5157]

I am sure you will cross the one million line; your work is immaculate.

[@grahck4391]

I used to own a stapler just like that ... bought it at a garage sale for 50 cents, and used it all the way through high school, college, and afterwards. It got misplaced at some point when I was moving a few years back. Wish I still had it. It was a nice and durable stapler. I could count on it to work when the other plastic pieces of junk they make now would fail on me.

[@DoctorMeatDic]

Mind-blowing restoration. Perfect. Attention to detail is superb.

[@youronlinepocketbookmidnig265]

You worked hard on this, it's so cool, even on those small parts is neatly done. Amazing

[@CreativeDailyWorks]

Amazing restoration. Great job as always friend 👍.

[@mauromarinelli6449]

This is the 3rd or 4th time I re-view this clip; Always relaxing.

[@andreacook7431]

I always love it when restoration people fix all the casting flaws and things so it actually looks BETTER than when it was new.

[@ianrandell9763]

Excellent work as always, & such a high standard of restoration.

[@AMRP]

yes is very good 👏🏻👍🏻

[@bryantucker9023]

After a long day at work it is relaxing to watch your restorations. Beautiful work

[@christopherbedford9897]

Quite a beast of an office appliance 😝 Not many modern staplers allow you to adjust for thickness of the document!

[@bewarduzi9563]

You did a very nice work 👍🏻♥️ .... but can i ask what was the black spray called ? Please..

[@johnmccall3456]

Good job it looks like you restored an old stable back then we didn't have a stable gun we had those stables 👏 👍 😀

[@yeagerxp]

Excellent restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing

[@galaal.3886]

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[@claucom1969]

Increíble como se hacían las cosas antes, esa corchetera puede seguir trabajando 100 años más y las de ahora todas plásticas o de metales de regular calidad, con suerte duran 2 años. Felicitaciones y un saludo desde Chile ... 🇨🇱

[@bobseashols517]

My wife and I LOVE watching your videos. But I 've a question I've been meaning to ask for a while now. Why do you not use primer in your painting? I always have vastly better results when I use self etching primer before painting. Sometimes 2 coats of primer. Just curious about your methodology.

[@antagonizerr]

Same reason he uses bondo. Shortcuts.

[@teehill8980]

Ahhhhhh like another therapy session. Your videos are cathartic

[@MCsCreations]

Really amazing work, dude! 😃 This one I thought would be impossible to restore! 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@LatinaSatsuki]

Every single sound in here is so satisfying and relaxing

[@SirWulfrick]

I've never seen that design of spring before. That's so cool.

[@MRNVCDIY]

Good video friend