SUPER RARE Air Gun Restoration - The Warrior .177

[@LittleCheebs]

This is the first time I've seen someone give the audience eye protection during the welding bits. Thank you so much!

[@dillis2188]

I hope this comment and it's likes are ironic. Do you normally cover your eyes?

[@tommyknockers5492]

Arc eye is a fucker but you won't be getting it through a screen!

[@midorifox]

It's a really pointless protection. Not only the bright bleeds out, but you don't need it when watching from a screen lol.

[@NCRTrooper]

It’s probably one of those things that KZbin will demonetize someone for

[@pyro323]

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 the NIV is missing 16 verses bud use the KJV it doesn't water down the scriptures or leave out verses! But yes repent before it's too late, proclaim JESUS' name to all nations!

[@HistoryDose]

Putting this in my “satisfying things to watch past my bedtime” playlist

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Haha, Thanks for watching 😉👍

[@alexlaking]

As someone sensitive to light, I really appreciate the dark circles over the weld spots. That was nice

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thanks glad I could help

[@nathanvanpelt7216]

i no like circule

[@shawnstone4949]

Super nice! I had to comment on that too!

[@kriegenjoyer6913]

@Emma Madison LMAO

[@ElijahSushi]

As someone who loves light, I really loathe the dark circles over the welding spots. That was terrible >:(

[@poingdk]

Isn't it just lovely how it comes prepared to look extra old and rusty =) The green and yellow paint you added is just perfect ;)

[@Lightbylb]

??

[@peterodernicht2200]

@@Lightbylb Steel cant rust yellow or green ^^

[@vyrnius]

​@@peterodernicht2200yet it was artifical rusted

[@mr.fancyraccoon6936]

I know everyone's out here rightfully praising the restoration but let me be the one to praise the editing: that subtle blink of the pop figure at 8:01 is such a cool little detail. Really tells me you love what you do, keep it up my guy.

[@Ammut6]

I had to rewind because I thought I missed something.

[@nates.2844]

I appreciate how he does his movements in a careful manner. The subtlety makes the videos entertaining for me

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks for watching and noticing small details 😉👍

[@FrozenBoi]

Oh, so i wasn't becoming crazy

[@EducationProfessional-pc6ep]

And the owl!

[@Kit-jus]

Спасибо за субтитры! Наблюдать за процессом вашей работы отдельный вид удовольствия. Вы даёте многим предметам вторую жизнь.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much :)

[@Андрей-г5ю3й]

Сомнительное видео. Вы когда-нибудь пытались выкрутить закисшие винты да ещё и под шлицевую отвёртку? Тут WD не обойтись. Хотя уже по WD «профессионализм» этого мастера на лицо.

[@infrabass]

@@Андрей-г5ю3й и как то странно выглядит практически свежая, без коррозии, пружина, в ржавом корпусе. Явно постанова ради лайков. Но смотреть можно)

[@OleksLytv]

@@infrabass и ладно пружина, обратите внимание порваную ручку, которую до пескоструй всячески стараются не показывать. Почему там нет коррозии?

[@AshuraTPK]

Hey my man, as a leatherworker who uses a lot of punches: don't use a metal hammer to hit you punch! Metal on metal will decrease the lifetime of the tool and it looks pretty expensive. There are some nylon mallets you can buy, but I made myself a wood hammer and glued leather to one of the end, which I change as it gets beaten up. Just a tip to help save you from a few headaches in the future! Cheers

[@JB-pu6ek]

Another good choice could be a brass hammer, something much softer than tool steel.

[@quanghuyao282]

😑

[@guacamolemole7524]

this might be the way to show the way

[@dragonluvrcatluvr9689]

It is magical to see the writing revealed by the sandblasting

[@jackalwaysfaded1374]

The absolute craftsmanship and overall years of dedication - all I can that’s badass

[@nill.honorato8926]

Parabéns é incrível seu trabalho 👏👏👏

[@garyhardman8369]

I'm 63, have lived in England all of my life. Never heard of this model before, despite owning many air pistols as a teen-ager. Beautiful restoration as always. Thank you for sharing. (even if the doll was a little frightening!)

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks Gary. And this on was actually from England ;-) Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 👍🏻 :)

[@petearundel166]

We had one - inherited from my grandfather - and it was a nice little gun and much more compact than a Webley Tempest, for example. We donated it to Birmingham City Museum . . .

[@MetalRestorationBho]

This was excellent. You really went all out. Love the result. 🥰🥰🥰

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@kinskifilms]

@@AwesomeRestorations Thank you for sandblasting and not laser blasting. I hate laser blasting.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

@@kinskifilms me too ;-)

[@gempedak9269]

@@kinskifilms What about it?

[@timothy2902]

@@AwesomeRestorations l

[@russia2105]

Я смотрю это в 2 часа ночи, и мне хочется сказать мастер у вас золотые руки, вы большой молодец, очень бережно, мудро и интересно вы нашли все решения во время восстановления оружия, желаю вам крепкого здоровья и благодарю вас за интересные работы

[@ЕвгенийСтепанищев-е3у]

👍И золотые инструменты)))

[@nikolay20117]

Ну значит ты слепой. И не видишь что это всё пиздобольство....

[@user-rv5pt8ts9g]

Кажись я не одна искала русскоязычный комментарий

[@paulsparrsparky7037]

I'm a shooter and I'm also interested in old firearms and airguns.... I have to be honest, this is not a restoration... It borders on magic. 😁 The repair of the grip, the reworking of the entire technique with so much attention to detail deserves the highest respect 👍🏼 When I saw the first pictures of the air pistol, my heart bled. What a transformation. When I see the result, I want to say I hereby officially declare to be envious 😁👍🏼(my way to say good onya, mate 🙄😁) You have shown us old school craftsmanship. Thanks a lot for sharing. Stay safe and sound and keep up the good work, mate 👍🏼😁 Greetings from Cuxhaven on Germany's North Sea shore 👍🏼 🤠

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Hi Paul thank you so much for your kind words I really appreciate it. I am glad you liked my video. Greetings from Sweden :)

[@paulsparrsparky7037]

@@AwesomeRestorations Det var ett nöje. Ditt arbete är fantastiskt och jag beundrar det. Hälsningar från Nordsjön Sparky 🤠 👍🏼🇸🇪✌🏼🇩🇪👍🏼 (My pleasure. Your work is gorgeous and I admire it. Greetings from the North Sea Sparky 🤠) 👍🏼🇸🇪✌🏼🇩🇪👍🏼

[@GOLD_FEVER]

This restoration and i guess the entire "restoration" world on youtube in general, is less restoration and more "remaking" It's like restoring a classic car. You start with a rusty pile of trash and buy every single part brand new, at the end all you have left of the original is maybe a body panel or maybe a steering wheel. To some that isn't restoring - it's buying and creating a new car with an old car part attached, similarly that's what i think of this video. It is great for what it is and very pretty to see the transformation.... but it's basically creating a new pistol and kind of eliminating much of what made the old one cool....

[@piffe]

@@GOLD_FEVER Pepe profile picture, opinion disregarded

[@GOLD_FEVER]

@@piffe Oh no, a brainless nobody who judges a comment by the profile pic has disregarded my opinion on the internet! My imaginary feelings ! They.... Hurt!

[@Nathanial-Lee-Vigder]

In an increasingly disposable world, you make restoration seem like the beautiful work of art that it can be. Thank you. This was amazing. And amazingly peaceful, somehow.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks for watching 😉👍

[@korinogaro]

The body is aluminium or steel... how the hell did it have green spots of rust typical for copper? Piece was most likely rusted on purpose and then even painted. PS. Look at the spring, in pristine condition even though there is a huge opening in the body...

[@masterpenjui9654]

The eye protection during the welding part I felt in my soul. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve been flashed not only irl but also from videos. Love the work :D

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks 👍

[@geoffreyd3186]

If you're being flashed by your screen you definitely need to adjust its brightness!

[@deanoh9980]

I am currently going through a bout of pretty severe depression and it takes a hell of a lot to get any sort of response from me but watching the care, attention and detail you put into your restorations gives me a little glimmer of hope. You're truly a craftsmen love what you do. Thank you for posting these vids. 🤜🤛

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks a lot for your comment I am glad you like my work. I wish you all the best and hope you get well soon 😊❤

[@mohitzen]

Take care. Lots of love 💕

[@verngfeller3906]

It’s always a joy watching you a skilled craftsmen looks incredible thank you for being it to us all the best !!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much my friend :)

[@ForceOfNorway]

Dude, you are incredible. I could watch you work day in and day out. It´s so pleasing to watch you transform old junk into stunning pieces!!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 👍🏻 and I will transform more junk soon :)

[@Garage4Life]

Totally agree . Hope you will also like mine works 🤗

[@nickmaylock94]

Привет дружище! Давно тебя не было видно. Отличная работа! Well done mate!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Yes, I know it has been long time :) thanks for watching

[@izzy7067]

I love the artistry, skill, patience, and ingenuity it takes to professionally restore these items.

[@arow6814]

Отличный результат! очень приятно и атмосферно! Спасибо за ролик! С нетерпением жду новое видео! Спасибо вам за Русские субтитры!😃😃😃

[@ЮрецМудрец-п6й]

Посмотрел с большим удовольствием,впрочем как и всегда. Так держать

[@mudslicker3122]

Ah!! Another satisfying restoration that’s almost zen like and before you know it’s over and done and you can’t wait for the next one. Such an excellent job, but then you know that. 💙

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much for your kind words :)

[@xfirehurican]

BRAVO ZULU! Splendid work, amazing skills.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thank you very much!

[@wissamabouassali2581]

Sigo sosteniendo que, la precisión y paciencia que tienes para reparar estos artefactos la tienen muy pocas personas en el mundo. Gran trabajo hermano !

[@nord7728]

Как всегда интересно, безупречно и восхищаюсь работой мастера. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@barrakuda7798]

А я восхищаюсь этой брехнёй. Снаружи слой пушистой ржавчины. А пружина новая, даже не севшая. Да и после пескоструя глубоких повреждений нет.Кто-то нас держит за дебилов.

[@NickHunter27]

Martin: As always another successful restoration. That weapon did not imagine that one day it would return to its glory. I was simply speechless when I saw the finished model. Nice grouping by the way. Keep up the good work showing us how with patience and a good hand incredible results are obtained. I congratulate you brother. take care and good luck.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thank you so much for the kind words Nico. I really appreciate it 💗👍🍻👌

[@grarglejobber7941]

you need to learn to use colons

[@conaningram1030]

@@grarglejobber7941 Who cares?? Get a life

[@benherreid1679]

@@grarglejobber7941 Relax, bud. That’s how you punctuate a formal greeting, like in a business letter, or when you’re writing to someone that you don’t know personally.

[@benherreid1679]

@@grarglejobber7941 P.S. You need to learn to use punctuation at all. You might want to give capitalization a whirl some time, too.

[@Тиборос]

Я врач, могу лишь заметить, вы работаете как настоящий хирург, точно, не торопясь и с потрясающим результатом. Браво.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much :)

[@alex_lug]

Restoration is always amazing. But even more surprising is how the author ages things for the video. Such a beautiful and uniform rust that you can not restore.

[@DeeDee-bm9hr]

That blue paint added to his brown sugar rust is really convincing

[@williamromine5715]

@@DeeDee-bm9hr I assume you two are being sarcastic. I just stumbled on to this channel. Everyone is raving about how great he is. No one pointed out how clean the inside was. Crud and rust thick on the outside, no crud on inside, e.g., the main spring looked new. Have you watched other "restorations" on this channel? Are they all like this one, with suspicious "aged" things being "restored"? I am not very knowledgeable about restoration, but I have worked on a number of rusty things in my lifetime(I'm 80 years old and used to be a pretty good shade tree mechanic), and this didn't look right.

[@unnamedsoldier88]

I could watch your restorations all day and find each one amazing as always. Cheers 👍

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thank you very much!

[@charlesharper7292]

Amazing this little gun could be so far gone and still be returned to like new. I bet that torn grip frame had an interesting story.

[@MTHead587]

Loving the rain and thunder in the background 😊

[@4801MAURICE]

Incroyable !!! Quelle patience et quel talent 😉 Bravo !

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks a lot 👍

[@alteregos8949]

You continue to astound me with your talent and ingenuity. You absolutely hit it out of the park with this project. Gotta say the Doll face in the blast box was kinda creepy BUT funny! Then the blink on the Pops figure. Always enjoy catching your easter eggs. Awesome job brother. Enjoyed this one very much!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much I am really glad you liked it :)

[@KnightTamila]

@@AwesomeRestorations bro wat is WD-42? WD-40 isn't it ?

[@alteregos8949]

@@KnightTamila it’s an easter egg. 😃

[@BrunoSilva-ye7tf]

Obrigado por ter colocado legendas em português. Desde Brasil sigo seu canal lindo de ver como você trabalha parabéns.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

muito obrigado Bruno :)

[@MarcosMartinelli1]

Também sou do Brasil e agradeço as legendas em português! 😀

[@sylveon519]

Boa noite bruno

[@FurryMcMemes]

The details and effort in these videos: just using ambient sounds as background noise instead of music, using a darkened lens on the arcs while welding, and of course the craftsmanship. Your videos are a treat to watch.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much for your kind words :)

[@desavage9156]

Хорошая работа - отличный результат! 🙂

[@ReQuiescat_1n_Pace]

Великолепная работа) Продолжай в том же духе!) С нетерпением ждём следующего мастер-класса:)

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much :)

[@doomer5690]

Я один подумал что это юсп с наклейками?

[@MrJagger112]

It's really fascinating and satisfying watching skilled people do what they do. The gun turned out looking awsome! Great job! 🙂👍

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks 👍

[@quanghuyao282]

Stop 🙂

[@wesleypepple7525]

@@AwesomeRestorations where did you find that gun

[@jeffl1484]

First time on this channel. I find this incredibly therapeutic. Stunning work. Subscribed.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Awesome, thank you!

[@dellaangel]

Same. From the sounds to the meticulous attention to detail. Plus I love guns and antiques. Awesome video

[@EDWALDGODOY]

Além da qualidade dos vídeos e das restaurações, que são excelentes, os vídeos tem legenda o que da vontade de assistir ainda mais!

[@onyxdragon2464]

Whoah nice! Never seen someone bring back a piece of history this way it was really cool to watch. Nice job dude! 😎

[@AwesomeRestorations]

many thanks :)

[@pegasusapollosson3747]

Sandblasting is so satisfying. Tack för videon!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

jag tycker det med :) tack så mycket

[@Tim-57]

Hey AR Always enjoy your videos 🙂 Great outcome. Take care

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks! You too!

[@heymr-matthewmaier]

I really like the aesthetics of this old piece. I miss stuff looking like this. You did a phenomenal job. Subscribing.

[@aftabahmad4297]

you are the King 👑 of Restoration... very nice 👍

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thank you so much 😀

[@rohitshukla9756]

Wow!! Dear Martin, Another milestone

[@АндрейКоновалов-я8с]

Спасибо за интересное и увлекательное видео, успеха и прогрессивного развития Твоему каналу! Заслуженный👍!!!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you very much :)

[@JW93.]

First time viewer here... that was incredible! The camera work, how precise you are with every tool and action. It's also so relaxing watching the video.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks and welcome

[@belentae6341]

Hey put the effect that the doll will close his eyes?

[@connorferguson8832]

Would love to have equipment like yours in future, so satisfying to have all the steps done right. Goals 👌

[@redcell9636]

That's a nice wellrod. Great historical piece

[@The150656]

Bravooooo!!! Isso sim é uma arte!!!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much Jose :)

[@jeanalecsandro6897]

Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho, sempre muito profissional!! Abraços sou fã seus vídeos!!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

muito obrigado Jean :)

[@kleberrodrigues8507]

Boa noite, Jean gostaria de te perguntar uma coisa, já que vc é BR, e impressão minha ou aparece um rosto de uma boneca e pisca o olho quando ele esta dando jato de areia?

[@jeanalecsandro6897]

Realmente pisca sim !! Cheio efeitos especiais kkkk

[@notlisted6460]

No words can express this man's talent ..... It's just a joy to watch!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much :)

[@cindydifatta9012]

Marty! You are just so finely tuned into your craft. You are a true artist! Thank you so much for what you do and providing us with awesome entertainment. ❤👍✌

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks a lot Cindy 👍

[@cindydifatta9012]

@@AwesomeRestorations When I'm feeling depressed, I go back and watch some older videos of yours. It always comforts me and makes me smile. ASMR ❤

[@braydenrubin8627]

I think the eye protection during the welding parts was to promote safety while welding, coming from a welder, you don’t want arc eye, it feels like sand and glass being rubbed in your eyes for hours

[@isoto8864]

Very nicely done. I particularly love the very subtle horror elements you add in. I'm not sure if you do them in the rest of your videos but they were nicely done. I'm definitely subscribing. 👍🏻

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much :)

[@i_amfunto]

what horror elements?

[@isoto8864]

@@i_amfunto the funkopop is one, another one is the reflection of a mannequin head at 5:36. There are a few others peppered in but I'll let you discover those 🙂. They are very subtle so keep youre eyes peeled.

[@RedRodders]

@@isoto8864 first one I noticed was the girls face in the sandblaster, watch the eyes.

[@dr.shawnsoszka4438]

Why does a steel gun have blue-green rust?

[@mattferguson126]

It's a wierd one. He's clearly giving it a rust/verdigris paint job for clicks and a good thumbnail and I'm guessing snipping the grip as that damage doesn't seem very likely to happen by accident. The techniques are real and impressive but the presentation is ginned up for clicks. KZbin incentivises this and the video is not "fake" but there's artifice here all the same. There's no reason why there should be verdigris on it. It's not as impressive to take and old rusty item and restore it unless it looks like it was recovered from a sea wreck.

[@stormycatmink]

I wondered that as well. Pretty clearly copper oxides on a non-copper bearing part. Also, why are there plier witness marks on the broken grip and clear saw and cut marks at the break, rather than torn metal? Every one of the videos from this guy seems to show signs of artificial weathering and then re-making it into modern art. That's not restoring something. It's destroying one thing and making another out of it. Sure, that's art and all, but to call it restoration and sell it as such is a lie.

[@julkka47]

Many people say that restoration videos are fake, I don't mind at all, I enjoy watching these stuffs, thank you brother.

[@ДмитрийПатшин-е7в]

Как всегда круто жаль что долго ждать очередного видео но это того стоит.спасибо

[@fartwebsite1469]

Its hard to find the antique things to restore. Let the man have time to look for some nice content

[@Themax6660]

I admire your skills! You can always tell when people love what they do! Much respect! I really enjoyed this video and this gun looks amazing!

[@Based_Face]

“Gonna put a little squeeze of WD-42” Proceeds to empty half the can.

[@rezhippy9745]

Thank you for the eye protection from the arc that's the first time I've ever seen someone do that for there viewers thank you my good man.

[@jessevanderhamm]

I’ve taken apart so many things because of inspiration I feel after watching how easy this guy makes everything he does look. But I’ve never once gotten a single thing back together correctly. I don’t understand how you remember where every little screw, washer, rivet, and part without getting confused. I ALWAYS end up with screws leftover. I must be missing something…

[@Magzy3741]

Maybe try recording everything

[@gobineko8121]

Your like Humpty Dumpty from Batman 🤣

[@andresrodriguez8377]

In a video. Maybe.

[@fab-ian]

I've watched tonnes of your videos and this is one of my favourites. It just felt so well balanced. I can't really describe it better than that, just the build itself was such a great size and fidliness that it enabled you to go through the whole repair, taking your time whilst it not being a super long video.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks a lot 👍

[@amym4624]

You are monumentally talented with restoration. Fascinating to watch from start to finish. I think having a job doing sandblasting would make me a happy girl - that looks like so much fun!

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thanks for your kind words. Yes sandblasting is so satifying :)

[@riffraffgolfers]

Very thoughtful of you with the dark spot during the welding 😂👏🏼

[@AwesomeRestorations]

👍

[@marcyielloleao538]

Olá! Como vai? Já estava sentindo falta de seus vídeos e, como sempre, um excelente trabalho. Ótimo resultado!

[@megatherion2695]

El Cornhole

[@AndreRugalRecife00]

Essa arma parece ter saído do filme clássico de 007, vc é muito inteligente e paciente para restaurar essas raridades, gosto muito de assistir.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

muito obrigado :)

[@lilith883]

Sou do Brasil, sempre estou aqui acompanhando os vídeos, são ótimos todos os trabalhos. E também me fazem relaxar, melhora a ansiedade e me trás paz. Da pra perceber que você ama o seu trabalho, é magnífico! Obrigada por nos proporcionar vídeos tão bons, com dedicação e carinho ao trabalho! Adorável !

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Thanks for watching 😉👍

[@sxmplylxst6540]

I appreciate the thoroughness and patience

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you very much :)

[@Superslav2256]

At the start of the video the gun appears rusted green in certain spots and the gun (appears) not be made out of copper. Why is this? Then at 7:39 there is no visible copper metal. 5:29 no copper metal.

[@condyshares]

"Green rust is an unstable corrosion product typically produced in a low-oxygen environment, such as on rebar in the chlorine-rich environment of seawater."

[@concreteblockmakingmachine]

that was my question too

[@markvdheiden]

@@condyshares No, it is paint. This video is staged. He painted it to make it dramatic and atract views.

[@Doug791]

@@condyshares you may have noticed that nearly all of his work starts with the same corrosion , he's very good at applying it.

[@NotimPorten]

Many, if not most, restoration videos are staged, especially if they have bright colours like green. That goes for many similar channels, too, not just this one.

[@tornagawn]

AMAZING! Thick rust yet no pitting and the lettering looks clear 😂

[@mushovers3006]

There's no way that bolt at like 0:30 wasn't siezed to kingdom come but there's absolutely 0 effort being applied

[@capitan289]

Очень кропотливая работа спасибо за видео, скажите пожалуйста сколько по времени ушло на реставрацию этого пистолета?

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thanks a lot. I can't say how long time because I have worked on/off on this project :)

[@troygarrigues7082]

Very beautiful air gun. They don’t make them like that anymore. Brilliant restoration Martin. Cheers 🍺🍺

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you very much I also think this piece is very nice :)

[@vladimirpetrovic5572]

Is it just me noticing that a great number of the internals of the stuff that you restoring is in very good shape? Also case with this gun. Internals and all stuff beneath surface is not rusty (beneath rear aiming sight for example).In my logic that means that it is not really an old and naturally rusted thing, but rather have something to do with some corosive supstance that turns surfaces to this condition? I'm NOT questioning your skills, you are doing GREAT job, really. I'm just wondering about your source of old things. I could also be wrong, but something is not quite wright in my logic (could also be my logic that is not right 🤨).

[@byronschroedel432]

The surface pitting should reveal to you that a medium degree of natural corrosion had occurred. The air chamber would be the last thing to go because it was purposefully well sealed. I would also think that being a master rejuvenater would allow him to look at something and say it is to far gone, or it can be fixed

[@webtoedman]

Gun internals tend to be well lubricated.

[@vladimirpetrovic5572]

@@webtoedman now, that makes logic...that could be my missing "something"...

[@joeguilfoyle1922]

Never seen anything like this. It was almost like the pistol was protected by a rust cacoon.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Yes it was very special :)

[@MuhammadWafadar-HussainIbrahim]

Random Question: When welding, has your cameras sensor ever gotten damaged due to the bright light emitted from the metal?

[@AwesomeRestorations]

not yet... thanks for watching 😉👍

[@lucasflores8095]

Your videos not only transmit that awkward feeling of satisfaction and oath but peace and succesfullness.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thanks Lucas I am glad you think so :)

[@BortolanAlexandre]

What would those green stains at the beginning be?

[@Leatherface123.]

Copper I don’t think that gun is copper Don’t you find that a bit suspicious

[@xFoRgot3nFobz]

8:30 AYO IT BLINKED

[@DiverseCurse]

Why is there green corrosion on a gun made of steel?

[@chadder_cheese]

Its copper

[@DiverseCurse]

​@@chadder_cheese Did you miss the part where I said it was made of steel?

[@jameswalters394]

Ok do you know what rust cohesion is it's where different objects made of different metals in this case steel and cooper it was probably in a box or something sitting next to either a cooper sheet or pot or hell maybe even a cooper finishing hammer

[@RKar2009]

MAD SKILZ there. nice! Really well done video and an air of drama too. Awesome.

[@UnknownSovereignty]

Man I love just getting lost in watching you do your craft. Too bad this was way before my time a side cocking air pistol would of been cool as fuck when I was a kid. Great job man and fucking smashed the editing, never seen wielding protection added in during editing.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much I am glad you liked it :)

[@jay1v176]

Steel shouldnt be green

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Depends on what was lying beside it the last 20 years 😉

[@РушанЗаманов-о7у]

Может кто-то тоже заметил, что в таких роликах на предметах реставрации, какая-то неестественная патина и ржавчина, не знаю может искусственно застаривают, для пущего эффекта🤷‍♂️

[@devonstroud800]

The rain in the background.. Is amazing

[@AwesomeRestorations]

glad you think so :)

[@manganvbg90]

Why would a seemingly steel product have green corosion on it? :p

[@vikterwhite8713]

why is the rust blue

[@theonlycharms8915]

why is the steel green

[@AwesomeRestorations]

It been laying many years in a box of old mixed scrap metal, with bronze, brass dirt...

[@theonlycharms8915]

@@AwesomeRestorations oh my bad

[@matthewc4905]

Man I wish I was young, this looks like such a fun job/hobby to restore and make stuff like this. All the equipment, garage dream.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

I'm not young so go for it :)

[@poprob]

why the green parts tho

[@kinder7117]

не ну вы молодец,да только некоторые детали вообще без капли ржавчины,и это очень подозрительно (((

[@victorsklif1049]

ТАк давно понятно что они весь свой хлам держат в воде пару месяцев , а потом типо реставрируют ))

[@alexandr5562]

А самое интересное в каком состоянии ствол и рабочая поверхность цилиндра

[@davidgoco961]

Why green spot on steel its not Cooper/bronze

[@AwesomeRestorations]

I actually dont know I got it this way ;-)

[@joselemon2969]

Thanks for the welding efect, this videos are soooo relax

[@AwesomeRestorations]

thank you so much I am really glad you think so :)

[@MrBobmaster2]

copper oxide on iron? LOL

[@LV426Survivor]

Notice ZERO pitting also. Lol.

[@serginhogamer8180]

5:06 WTF man

[@AwesomeRestorations]

😉

[@DA2K11AUTTP]

​@@AwesomeRestorationswho's staring

[@H.V.C_Shino]

This restoration looks like it was made for people that don't know how rust or dirt work. "Restoration" my ass. Also I wonder when airsoft was invented, because it definitely wasn't in the 1930s.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

Then what did i do wrong? i also never claimed it was airsoft

[@allowinoftheattic2471]

Bro, this is literally an "air gun." It uses compressed air to fire. They've been being used for a long time, they were Even used on the Lewis and Clark expedition. Airsoft uses CO2 to fire, while the air gun just uses air, air that was pumped into it for a long while, as to build up pressure.

[@jasonax1523]

Probably one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Amazing work.

[@AwesomeRestorations]

many thanks :)

[@JoeyDoingThings]

There is no such thing as blue rust. You “aged” up a gun you bought, and then repaired it. I mean, it’s cool that you cleaned it up and stuff, but you’re not restoring anything you didn’t abuse.

[@allowinoftheattic2471]

These are not made anymore man, can't buy one in a new condition. Seen a lotta things similar to this made around the same time as this, they all looked beat up and rusty.

[@allowinoftheattic2471]

I'm confused. There is such thing as blue "rust." Its made by copper and other such matetials, like brass