Very Old 1900s Jewelry Blowtorch - Restoration

Restoration of a very old and rusty blowtorch. This soldering lamp is ancient, damaged over time but very beautiful. She is probably more than 100 years old. Made of brass and steel. The dimensions of this antique blowtorch are not very large. Such blowtorches were once used in jewelry production and by craftsmen for delicate and precise work. Perhaps the owner of this blowtorch was a jeweler. It came to me in critical condition, all oxidized and rusted. I still decided to completely restore and repair it, although I was not sure that it would work. The restoration took a lot of time and effort. As a result, my efforts were not in vain and I succeeded. On the surface there is an inscription "TALISMAN" and "105Р", if you know what it is, please write it in the comments. Also, if you know more information about this product, write too, I will be interested to learn more.

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🛠️The main tools I work with:

00:00 Inspection of a very rusty blowtorch prior to restoration
00:33 Cleaning with a brush from rust
00:54 Disassembly into spare parts
04:49 Restoration of plastic parts
05:04 Preparation for sandblasting of a rusty surface
05:44 I use sandblasting for rough cleaning from rust
06:53 Removing protection from the thread
07:32 Thread cleaning with a rotary machine
08:25 Cleaning and polishing of parts with steel wool
10:53 Easy cleaning of the main body of the soldering lamp with a rotary machine
12:22 Processing of small parts with sandpaper P500 and P1000
14:06 Final polishing of all parts
17:24 Wrapping the handle with fireproof tape
18:07 Assembling all the parts of the blowtorch
20:18 Filling the blowtorch with gasoline
20:27 Before and after restoration
20:37 Check for serviceability
20:46 Lighting the blowtorch

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[TheRestorer]

I hope you liked the result✨ of the restoration.🙂
Rate my work and efforts in the comments from 1 to 10!😉👍
I am waiting for your Comments, Likes and Subscriptions.

[slbarbieri]

From doing just a little research on the Internet, I was able to find out that Talisman Blowtorches were manufactured in West Germany in the 1920s. Indeed it is very rare. Great job on the restore!

[hetrodoxlysonov-whoo]

As brass doesn't rust your ability to put a coat of rust on a brass object has to be commended, a video showing how you achieve it would be interesting.

[MariaYoung-vz]

Ok, this is 83yr old again. I have been outshined by your handy work. Can I get in line. 👵🏻🤗👏👏😭

[SophiaWaynee]

I can't go to sleep without watching a restoration video from you❤ it calms my soul and brings good vibes plus I learn a lot. Thx for not talking or adding any music!!! This is exactly what I need🙏🏻 100/10

[lole-ruff]

How beautiful were things in the past.

[FairnessFobe]

Magnificent job. Tricky & complicated. So many parts. You are an artisan.

[vickikohout]

Always enjoy your restorations. You are very skilled and respectful of the pieces you work on.

[babyshowerhazard]

This guy has given my insomnia a run for it’s money. These restorations are so relaxing and satisfying, I fall asleep with only 1-2 videos. Plus, the ASMR and the lack of annoying voiceovers has made this channel one of my favorites on YouTube. Keep up the amazing work <3

[Lougallops]

Beautifully simple idea. I wonder how it was used for all of those years. Very nice restoration.

[MegaEvil]

В конце непонятно, как зажигалось пламя, такое ощущение что сняли часть горелки и вставили туда газовый балончик с автоподжигом, не показывая всю горелку, .
5 баллов за все видео, концовка забрала остальные 5

[bernardmcmahon]

Beautiful job! I learned to strip paint with one of those. Yours looks a lot more fancier than the one I used.

[MariaYoung-vz]

Hi fella, I’m 83 years old and I think I look better than that haha. I’ll see when you finish with it. 👵🏻🤗👏👏La, U.S.A.

[garymucher]

Nice refurbishing effort I'd say. And it even works great too. Looks like there is a fine line between a blow torch and a flame thrower. A lot of similarities... Thumbs Up!

[seanmacdermott]

Everything is rusty or corroded looking, yet the the little needle valve is in perfect shape. Yeah, right !

[cathydaly]

10. Another delightful and relaxing restoration. Have you ever come across a railroad lantern. Three generations of railroaders in my family 0:51

[MASI_forging]

You did a great work. It looks real good after renovation 👏👏

[PamelaSprowls]

I have watched 3 of your viedos they are so awsome. I have known that things can be restored. Howevery I never knew how much work goes into restoring something. That is crazy amazing you can take something that looks so bad, clean it and then remember where all the parts go to put it bach together. I rate you a 10 + Please keep up the beautiful, amazing restoration.

[Talki]

"SPACEBALLS THE FLAME THROWER!! The kids love this one."
Sorry, couldn't help myself😂
Beautiful work, 10/10❤

[OldGrayCzechWolf]

Great job. Love seeing old tools being given new life.