Zippo Lighter Restoration D-Day WW2 - 1944 Largest Amphibious Invasion

I this video i show You how i restored this Destroyed Zippo Lighter 🔥D-Day WW2.
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[@jeffpfeiffer1087]

You selling that d day zippo?

[@pdiaz1981]

You selling

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

I have to say that the Zippo company is shear genius. Change nothing for 90 years, thus making all of the parts compatible over the years and STILL raking in the dough.

[@Nasahatapimapetilan]

not all parts are compatible. zippos design changed a few times during the history. some changes were big (especially during the early years of zippo), some barely noticeable. still, not all parts are compatible to each other.

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

@Rox Fox You must just be heaps of fun at parties. It was not meant to be a history lesson for anyone. Just a casual observation. 😏

[@capers72424]

I think part of the reason they are still raking in the dough, based on YT content, is that people regularly lose them! It is one thing if it is a generic lighter, and another thing altogether for a commemorative one.

[@Martin_Edmondson]

If it 'ain't broke... don't fix it. (If it 'is' broke.. fix it and make a youtube video about it!)

[@tycro]

That lighter was made in 1994.

[@paulroehl1099]

IX Zippo is a 1993 model. 30 years of corrosion and neglect melted away. What a wonderful job! The Zippo company themselves should be impressed. Fantastic work as always.

[@travismajszak551]

It’s not. 1933 model, 1933 is when zippo produced their first lighter, the overall design has stayed the same but if it had the Amphibious Ranger badge on it then I’m sure it’s not from 1933

[@RJE95]

@@travismajszak551 They said 1993 not 1933, so they seem to be correct about the year for IX

[@jakeboehm5267]

@@travismajszak551there is always someone who will misread and try to correct. How did you manage?

[@gehrardmansoif7590]

Look carefully at the insert. H 05 on its side means made in August 2005.

[@phongnha1966]

1993 and 8/2005

[@mattvalcarc]

Not enough WD40

[@3dguy839]

It's enough for my wife's hemorrhoids

[@Embererer]

womp womp

[@juanmarottoli]

Man, you are on another level. Those were some great shots. I follow you for some years now and seeing the evolution in your videos is pretty cool. Thanks for the work, your are the best of them, keep it up.

[@keshavbaghel5305]

. Azaad

[@kaelanrichter2403]

Your right cause this guy spent HOURS filming ALLLLLLLLLL these videos just to post them on KZbin for entertainment😊😊😊😊

[@darrenwadman6317]

Just for entertainment?….not to earn money no lol

[@Maxthewolfyt]

Yeah 1:14

[@giu_debe]

Beautiful restoration Tysy, as you have accustomed us. The improvement in content quality these past few months has been astounding. Congratulations from Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@johnnygrind77]

My cousin's grandfather was an American soldier during WWII and he was there. Many years later, the 2 of them were watching the movie, "Saving Private Ryan" and at the Normandy scene, right after they drop the doors from the boats, his grandfather had to get up and leave. He was outside crying and he told my cousin, "It's too accurate and real to relive it."

[@rossterry]

Absolute same experience with my own grandfather. That was the only time I ever saw that man cry.

[@DungeonBricks]

Side comment: Gotta love how cinematic your restorations are. Beautiful shots of smoke and the process.

[@jeaninevanzantvoort4042]

Very satisfying to see. And may i say it... how bold Tysy to almost show yourself in a video!! :D Thanks for the upload!

[@shyamdevadas6099]

Beautiful job! I'm old enough to remember when refillable lighters like the Zippo were still the most common. Back then, people took care of the things they owned and took pride in how long they lasted. The Zippo and Ronson lighters were proud possessions for lots of people. It really says something that Zippo is still around even 50 years after the lighter industry came to be dominated by makers of crappy disposable lighters from companies like Bic. Great video.

[@Charlielizard]

Once again, proof of why you're still #1. Love your Zippo restorations more than anything else. Those lighters bring back so many great memories of special occasions when they were presented as a gift to another member of my military family. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

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[@Ali_Ali-4830]

We should make a rap song with Future for your theme song

[@Atlas6454]

Hey I have a old zippo lighter with rust and some missing parts do you think you could fix it?

[@jaciatkinson5095]

Yay

[@andrewbanks1175]

Something I know about D-Day is that they had specialized tanks that could act like boats. They added some floatation devices to the sides of the takes to help make them more floatable and added mechanical rudders to the back to steer it. While it may not have been adopted in sea warfare unfortunately, it is still an interesting fact, and the reason why there are actually quite a few tanks under the water at Normandy Besch

[@RobinHullBuilds]

The sea was too choppy for the tanks and the water simply washed over the canvas skirts. Most of them were lost, along with their crews.

[@johnathanedwards9054]

Sherman DD was the designated name for those tanks

[@Dfitch1995]

While tanks may not have been used, the US military did have a vehicle called an Amtrack or AAV ( Amphibious Assault Vehicle)

[@YeethusCries]

​@@Dfitch1995 I wonder if that's the reason we have an Amtrak train line in California?

[@0WEN0AH]

Yep, they dredged a few DD tanks up from the landing beaches and theres a few in a nearby private museum, (allegedly) the enclosed tanks were never opened as to not disturb the soldiers last resting place.

[@gromit1996]

I have been on Juno Beach, the part of Normandy that Canada landed its troops on during D-Day, and it was a very moving experience. Quite the amazing battle and at the time, not altogether clear whether the beach-head on the continent was going to hold. Nice restoration!

[@FrankFurther]

I went there with my unit as a battlefield study. Gold and Omaha too. Hard to imagine how terrible it must have been

[@bell.1]

Not only he restore rusty objects But he also restore our soul with his videos ♡

[@clargarrr]

Although it's been a while since I've dropped by your channel, you're still my favorite restorator. I'm so impressed with how much your videos have elevated through time. You've nailed this ASMR shiz down to a T! Awesome work 👏🏻

[@mewregaurdhissyfit7733]

As always, pristine museum quality craftmanship. Artistic perfection of the highest calibur. Any museum would be extremely lucky to have you restore antique pieces for them. Tysy is world class for sure. I watch other restorative geniuses on KZbin, but you are the King of them all! I am ALWAYS super excited when you put out another video.........especially ones with some historical significance. You've given that lighter at least another 100 years of life!! ❤❤

[@ForgottenShineRestoration]

Nice Job! I really liked the one with the modeling clay.... 🐢

[@Hotpack7279]

6:55 Fellow MCM Watcher 😉

[@kingscorpion7346]

I have had a Zippo for nearly 40 years now, from the ship I served on in the Navy, and it's still in superb shape!

[@SoHighIFly]

So a 1994 Zippo? No need to do clickbait titles, your content is good enough

[@bodibmf]

Legit remark about the content but it does not say that the lighter is from 1944 so no clickbait.

[@denniskruger2151]

1993

[@SoHighIFly]

@@bodibmf its clearly implied in the title and deliberately done

[@JulieT..]

I guess a word was missing like "edition" or "commemorative ". I also assumed it was the actual year of the lighter vs just a special edition of the lighter. But in either way still a fantastic video. I don't think he meant it to be click bait. 🔥 👍

[@OfficialSamuelC]

Clickbait is necessary to succeed on YT. All the top KZbinrs do it in some form. Eventually the algorithm will ruin you if you don’t. It’s a factually proven science no matter how much we might dislike it.

[@rastachech1375]

On the lighter it reads "D-Day 50 anniversary", so that makes it 1994

[@soupwizard]

1994 was nearly 30 years ago. That lighter is an antique on it's own.

[@rastachech1375]

@@soupwizard To be exact, 29 years in June. Considering that an item must be 50 years old (100years old in most cases) to be considered an antiquity, this would be a vintage piece, at best, being very generous. Good restoration tho.

[@sardonic_smile_8752]

Excellent close up shots. Nice capturing the plumes of smoke.

[@benevoleur]

Super boulot, comme d'habitude. C'est satisfaisant de voir le résultat final. Merci pour tes vidéos.

[@thegamingninja4529]

i APPRICIATE HOW MUCH EFFORT YOU PUT INTO THIS

[@SAWgunnerM249]

Its an IX date code so made in 1993. Very cool lighter.

[@MyBelch]

I have my great grandfather's tiny USN zippo lighter he used while building the ALCAN highway in 1943 with the Seabees. It's in perfect condition. This video reminded me of it. Thanks.

[@maherskander69]

My great grandfather stormed the beaches at Normandy France and died last year

[@aycehearts1704]

At 4:40 am my time I get a wonderful notification that my favorite restoration artist has posted! Thank you so much for the awesome video!!

[@roowiCrip]

I hate the fact that this video editing is so annoying that you actually lose your focus on the actual repair because of the unnecessary motions and editing effect. Makes me feel like I want stop the camera zooming movements by myself UGH

[@MUONGSOHOANG]

Amazingly excellent restoration I 've ever seen!

[@foxbatmotorsports]

How did that lighter get in that condition in just 29 years?

[@zohzu]

My grandfather was there, he would have liked your video. Anyway, thanks for the content, or as he would have sad “Danke”

[@MaxChannel.]

Great job always 👍

[@TysyTube]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@CarolLevine-r4x]

Truly amazing! I could watch your restorations all day.

[@stremendous73]

A real treasure and special keepsake. You have incredible patience for such a detailed and small project. That was so fun to watch!

[@michaeldaruwalla8717]

Terrific job, You took what was a great product and revived itto new again. The love and care you put into your work is reflected in the final outcome.

[@BrittanyMartin917]

Generally curious, do you find items that look like this or create your own by placing them in a corrosive liquid

[@cm.design]

I think past ones have been real, but this has me worried he's started to follow the trend of faking the condition by artificially aging.

[@joeygaming2987]

Love your videos watch every one of them

[@alden1132]

Awesome! A new TySy is just what I needed today!

[@luigisakuragi1071]

"I have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty and skill..." in restoration! Awesome ;)

[@bryanparkhurst17]

At the beginning of the video you asked if anybody knew anything about D-Day. My grandfather was in the first division US Army, he was the first Gunner on a mortar crew and first wave on Omaha Beach. So, yeah I know a little bit about D-Day. Now stick with me on this one, one of my customers, who has now passed away had a father that was in the first division that also went in on Omaha Beach. He himself fought with the first division during the Vietnam conflict and at some point in time had collected two of the lighters you just restored. I got one, his son got the other when he passed. It originally came with a display case and had a slightly different finish. But sir, you did a great job!

[@joevergnetti767]

My grandfather was in the 5th Amphibious Corps - Pacific fleet. We have black and white picture of him in the Philippines, Tarawa, Saipan, and he fought in Iwo Jima. We had relatives all around the world, Europe, Pacific Fleet…in subs, they always will be the greatest generation. All gave some, some gave all!

[@marksmith0209]

In my house "D-Day" was what we called it when school report cards came home

[@groermaik]

1994 anniversary edition lighter. Clickbait.

[@alexisbarrington9370]

As always awesome! Love your longer videos especially with sandblasting. More needed. Thank you. Your attention to detail is always appreciated

[@WrenB111]

I was in the 82nd Airborne Division from 1990-1995. I was on the re-enactment jump in Normandy in 1994 50th anniversary. The same drop zones outside Ste. Mere-Eglise, France. Great memories.

[@sugargliderdude]

a 1994 zippo restoration

[@navinrjohnson33]

Always top notch work. Looks beautiful. I also really admire your camera work and editing. Great content. Thank you.

[@nicolasguilbert8885]

quel plaisir d'avoir une bonne vidéo à regarder pendant mon temps de table. Great Job!!

[@donaldlembo1263]

Beautiful commemorative piece of History. Thank You

[@doctorboom1022]

Love these videos to watch in the evenings, very relaxing!

[@TysyTube]

Glad you like them!

[@jimsodowsky1298]

A fitting restoration to an Historical time. Salute.

[@ltjimmynz]

It's a nice restoration but even a cursory google image search of "d-day zippo" shows this particular one has a black crackle finish (much like their wartime counterpart)

[@DrMrSmooth]

Ohh, this smoothly sounds. Perfect finish Tysy! 😊

[@re-fix9678]

good restore👍👍

[@Iviesayshi]

Didn't expect to see such pretty smoke plumes :)

[@deezwaffles558]

These videos don't cease to entertain me

[@TysyTube]

🔥

[@LFKGooner]

Man I love your videos and video editing skills. This was a top restoration job. Oh the cinematics. The lighting. So fresh and relaxing.

[@ralphreinhardt6020]

Another job well done sir ! 😎👍

[@marcosfogg]

Did anyone else saw the mighty car mods banner? Love that channel too!

[@eTraxx]

Really impressed by the photography beyond the restoration

[@laura_cdr]

C'est incroyable a regarder ! Bravo pour votre travail !

[@morganfondse6181]

This zippo is amazing ! I’d love to have one just like that, I love relics like that

[@markp8581]

One of the best I've seen, it was a good sample. Alot of the samples I see has pitted metal even after done, I mean what's the point.

[@furrymessiah]

I post this comment every time I watch a Zippo restoration. The actual lighter insert is replaceable and can just be thrown away. It doesn't need to be 'restored.' Only the case.

[@geraldstamour1312]

A rather unique way to honor those who served!

[@Styler_GTX]

I really liked this video. You have so many nice different perspectives and its just cool and relaxing to watch :D Carry on dude

[@TysyTube]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@arthurbiringer5676]

Great job! I have several Zippo lighters, luckily none look like what you started with! All are working!

[@ericholt3266]

You make lighters so cool I want to start smoking! Excellent work!

[@LittleRestorers]

Looks like you found it on a beach in Nomandy. Was in a really poor shape and you brought it back to life... Magnifique comme dab 👍

[@chunk1978]

Great video! Beautiful restoration! I quit smoking cigarettes almost a decade ago and while I don't desire smoking anymore I still wish I got to use a nice zippo every day like I used to.

[@darkwolf4049]

I can't wait for the day we see the rust dust blade

[@eolson1964]

That is Not a D-Day Original lighter but a re-make. The logo is a modern logo, not the logo from the forties on the bottom of the lighter

[@IainDuncan-bf5pr]

outstanding bit of work sir

[@cupofcrow4607]

Dude thank you for having a dark setup because I be watching these before bed and it’s nice to not be flashbanged by a table at 3 am😭😭

[@TheRubiksDude]

So satisfying

[@1319papi]

excellent result and brilliant photography

[@Boax69]

Love the work, and the Mighty car mods banner 👌

[@devisionhun]

Oooooh a fellow MCM viewer! A man of culture, I see 😅

[@gordontimmins5730]

Great craftsmanship 😊

[@Ctsmith18]

Eyyy bonus points for the mighty car mods banner

[@aarondmichon]

I love zippo as they have a lifetime warranty. Sent mine back a few times for a fix. Also, they will give you a new insert if it breaks.

[@quartzlierquartzlier]

Cool 👍💎👍🪛👍🔩👍🧰💯🔝🍾🥂🏆🥇👏👏👏👏👏👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌👍 Like 👍

[@petemaxwell8046]

Good job! And thanks for the full length video. I don’t care for the shorts.

[@erintoal2018]

Such a satisfying video.

[@matthewmitchinson392]

I have and still use this exact zipoo ww2 d day 50 year anniversary lighter, still have the round tin it came in.. the original zippo is powder coated black.. tint of red on the logo.. but nicely restored.. :)

[@Intel-6969K]

One of your best videos and restorations!

[@Austeration]

I think you should have put just a little bit more WD40 on it at the start 👍 brilliant job like all the other amazing work you do 👏👏👏

[@TysyTube]

Thanks for the tip😂

[@flaviakoch7378]

Tysy is also history! 👏 Amazing restoration!

[@vinceianni4026]

Hi Tysy tube beautiful restoration beautifully restored well done

[@soupwizard]

2:05 Zippo lighter is now providing flame - restoration complete! Just needs a little clean-up to make it perfect!

[@TinyWorlds]

Really cool video, so satisfying:)

[@kt00na]

There's a chance that Zippo is counterfeit. IX is the year code for '93, not '94, and it's also missing the letter portion of the date code. There's also a chance I just don't know what I'm talking about, seeing as I haven't collected Zippos in well over a decade. Either way, great video.

[@Dixler683]

The effort and work you put into these things to “age”them is amazing. You should work in a circus carnival.

[@TysyTube]

yes

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Always liked zippy lighters looks like you brought that back from the dead

[@mskayla7747]

Nicely done. I do so enjoy your lighter restorations. The end result is stunning. 👍

[@ArthurFernandoCosta]

Awesome job! Awesome shots!!! Congrats 👏

[@mauricefaulkner455]

Nice job young man, very satisfying to watch

[@_Dianna_]

Great job as usual 😃