18th Century Rusty TinType Plumber Adjustable WRENCH Restoration Video!

18th Century Rusty Tintype Plumber Adjustable WRENCH Restoration Video!

Restoration Video Overview:
Welcome to AA Hands, where we turn rusty relics into shining treasures! In our latest restoration video, we're tackling an old, rusty, long, heavy-duty adjustable wrench, and you won't believe the transformation!

Join us as we take you through the step-by-step process of restoring this vintage tool to its former glory. From rust removal to polishing, we'll show you how to bring back the shine and functionality of this classic piece.

Whether you're a fan of restoration videos, a vintage enthusiast, or just love seeing old things brought back to life, this video is for you! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the satisfying sights and sounds of restoration ASMR as we work our magic.

Subscribe now for more restoration videos and become part of our community of vintage restoration. Let's bring the waste back to life, one rusty tool at a time!
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[WendysCove]

Thanks for the upload. Brilliant 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[namngothe]

I am a repairman and found your videos very good, your work is very good, I really like your videos, Number one repairman, excellent work

[WendysCove]

Brilliance just Brilliance came up so well

[RonaldoSilva-tnin]

Restaurado chave ajustável para encanador tintype 😉

[robertfranklin]

The 18th century ran from 1700 to 1799. I think you're a couple of hundred years out on the dating. Late 20th most like.😁

[just.jose.youtube]

Not 18th century.
I would have left more patina on it, not a fan of the mirror finish.
Won't the bare metal parts rust again fast?
How did you attach the thin yellow metal strips (springs?) to the main body?

Good effort non the less! :)

[travisferrell]

Doesnt look that old. Looks like 1960's to me. Where did all the crud buildup come from?

[Hegelsword]

Das Teil stammt aus dem 20. Jahrhundert! 20th Century 😂

[Derfel_cadarn]

Conppetely ruin a perfectly built pipe wrech why did you decide to cut that stupid pattern into the adjuusting nut ? And its definitely not from the 18th centuray a simple google search shows that the first wrech of that style didnt get released until around 1869

[jacksonRDR]

Why paint it yellow it looks ugly but good overall restoration just not a fan of the colour