TysyTube Restorations

Hy guis, in this video i’ll show you how to restore this beautiful jerry can. I found this at local old stuff, it cost me only 3 euro. This jerry can is made in 1960-1980 by the company A.Aubry ,still in good condition but with a lot of rust.

Found in an antique shop in Paris. The seller made me a very good offer, just euro because he was very rusty and said "he's been there for a very long time and i said, why not make a video about how to restore it? So far is my biggest restoration project.I'm not a professional, i do that for plasure

This Hand Drill machine was made by VAL D'OR in France was in very bad condition with a missing handle the first time I started with disassembling the pieces then I started cleaning the pieces with grinding drums with metal wire That took me about 5 hours of hard work after I made the missing handle from a piece of wood found through the workshop. to make the wood more resistant I used parquet flooring. After grinding the pieces I used alcohol for degreasing. For painting I used a pre-loaded spray with a metallic gray paint, special paint for car rims, I applied four coats of paint. For the central part I used a black anti-rust paint. After 24 hours I started assembling the pieces.

Swivel Vice Restoration . I found it in a old market shop on the streets of Paris and I thought I could make a video for you. the vise was in good working condition, but it has lost its color

Hello guys today will show you how i recondition this wonderful box a treasure can say,He was in a bad shape when I found him in the junk shop. For me it was a nice and ambitious project, it took me about a week to finish it because I worked on it every night after my work , it can be seen that I was always wearing another shirt. Hope you like as much as I like it, it's a very nice decoration object

This ancient ax I found in a flea market. As you can see the rust began to attack it. It looks like she had a green paint, We started restoring by removing rust with a wire brush,With a file we removed the material left from casting the ax head in shape after which we used an abrasive disc to grinder for the removal of more persistent stains, after the ax was well-worked I started polishing with a wheel in the cloth which I applied a polishing paste. after the tail was sand down i applied a special protective varnish for parquet. The ax is very good in the garden I will use it to cut the wood for the barbecue.

I found this Tiny Leg Vice in the flea market. It's still functioning, dirty and rusty, after restoration will be ready for another 100 years. I applied the rust converter , because the paint does not last.

I found this ugly hammer in a flea shop,was very rusty with broken pieces of it from so much hammering, the handle was very ugly and short, it is seen that it was very used. I tried to bring it back to its original form The handle was made from a broomstick I let my imagination play its part

I found this Two Speed Enclosed Breast Drill in a flea shop, as you can see was very used , still functional but in a bad aesthetic shape. I started by removing all the pieces, after which I put them in a container with a metal degreasser for two hours. After degreasing I started by applying the paint remover, after two coats of product metal starts to look much better. To remove rust we used vinegar and water and I let it go 24 hours, after that I rinsed with wather and started buffing everything. The next day I began by removing the parts and applying the primerer in two layers. For a better finish i have sanded with 800 grid and water. For finishing i used a special paint that resists pinching and shocks After 48 hours i started assembling the parts and as you can see it went out very well.

I found this beautiful hand cranked grinder in a flea market, This grinder did not turn too easily, as you can see in the video there was no lubrication at all. It was full of rust and dirt, the handle also looked very interesting, it was made of a bent metal bar. I started this restoration by disambling all of the parts that i put in a vinegar bath and a solution made by me from several household products, the handle was made of a piece of metal and a wooden handle that i removed from an old file.

i have found this Rusty Hatchet at a flea market, has some inscription on the head,it is not very old before restoration it was blue and full of rust , the handle was damaged inside the head