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Coming soon... Restoration a Titanic Lighter. Your giant lighter have an amazing result.

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Man I really wish you dropped more then once a month I'm out of things to watch on your channel

My life is like a lighter because it’s always in flames. Can you please restore it? Love your videos.

😘 yes a lot of filming, took me two weeks 😅

I noticed that! It is truly beautiful work..

I noticed. His production value has taken a massive leap forward recently. I've been curious if he's going to keep up the stop action animation as it is painstakingly detailed and time consuming. Job well done!

I concur

Im not a huge fan of this editing style i prefer a smoother video the way my mechanics does it, but i appreciate the effort it takes to do this.

love 💕 from 🇲🇦❤️🇲🇦

why's the lighter so big

It says HUGE bismuth lighter not normal lighter

@@catsundae6257 right. kinda skimmed over that

I don't think a smooth finish would be possible with all the damage

before AND after XD

@@everythingamazing2379 for someone called everything amazing you sure are mean

@@drmantaray444 It's not mean if it's true, if it's true it's considered harsh.

*moana wants to know your location*

@@drmantaray444 man your profile picture is funny

To be fairrrr, NileRed (technically was NileBlue 🙃) was trying to achieve large crystal growth on his knife AND grind, sharpen, hone, and polish a blade.

I noticed that he got a lathe, which I hadn't seen before.

@@CatalystRestorations Nileblue did a remake of bismuth knife from kimawi japan

ikr... XDXD thats exactly what i thought

Lol

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@@TysyTube no matter, it was funny so we had a good laugh 😂

yes

Well it wouldn’t be an same if it had music

BOOM YES I had forgotten about the dumb music because of this channel 🤣

*royalty free ukulele and piano insert here*

Yessssir

yes is very good 👍🏻🥰 love 💗 from morrocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🔥🇲🇦

I did

Yes I want jam

I did

IG I was more focused on the restoration lol

is a new machine 😅

LOL cursed comment!

How else was he gonna do it. And if he can eat it through the glass and with his hands he's a god

Don't imagine it. How else did he empty it

Hehehe yeah I thought the same thing🤣

That is being positive

He ment that it isnt broken or split in half ya know what i mean

Well duh cause he said it just needed some lube

Kind of rude I guess

I agree. But I am glad that I get to see this. Very fascinating to me nonetheless.

Its non of my bismuth 😏

Same I personally would have liked it to be buffed rather than covered in bismuth but overall great restoration

Me too but either way he got it working!

@@x-ptgaming1088 shut up, but good pun. I hate it more than I like it but it still good.

Second he touches anything it turns into mint condition

Things used to be made with repair like this in mind all the time! :D Not anymore though... :( Most if not all Big wig execs figured out that it's more lucrative to make products that need to be replaced by the "maker", rather than having third parties (like our very talented friend here!) repair them. It's a problem that's directly caused or at least helped caused a lot of monopolization and quality degradation in a lot of industries. I wouldn't be surprised if in the future, there won't be much if any content like this anymore, as products that CAN be repaired like this aren't being made anymore, and what's left will eventually run out. Of course, as there are exceptions to everything, there will still be products that cannot be produced as cash mongeringly as most are now. While they may persist as some have today, you would be hard pressed to find these products, as they would slowly become fewer and farther in between... :(

@@scooby-doovillain Jesus christ I'm not reading all of that.

@@notgood1321 then don't lol. Close your eyes babygworl just pretend i aint even here 😁

Dan and Arin would be proud

*Dan explodes

lolololol

Hehe

That's what (s)he said.

can it really tho? the flame doesnt really touch it, and if it does it wont touch for long. on top of that the flame is only out for like 10 seconds at best if youre using a lighter normally

@@HueManatee low melting point for bismuth

@@angelserenade how low

@@schhur lower than my self esteem.

"And" is not the only conjunction in English

@@alicewong8190 You okay?

@@alicewong8190 And, your point is?

Lol this is absolutely incomprehensible to me!, I bet this is a mega helpful tip but I get zero of the jargon

Or you could just use a ball peen hammer, which is what he did!

Xiao ling agrees with your opinion

😅you catch me

I wanted to add a like to this comment but that would ruin the perfect 69 likes it got.

Oh come on, what are the other 2? My mechanichs (insights) and...?

@@guillermojperea6355 that one and gear show, I just love how he replace the cells of cordless tools, where I live that would be imposible to do because is to expensive and difficult to buy 18650 batteries

mm, tasty!😊

Thank you 😊

I suppose it's possible but you'd end up wasting a lot of nickel in the sanding process to just fill in the pits. Remember, you'd end up with a plating of nickel as thick as your deepest pit on the high points and then you'd have to sand all of that away to just reach your base metal with the filled in pits. As far as technique is concerned the only one I can think of would be to leave the object in the plating solution for a few hours.

I'd use JB Weld or some kind of high-temp Bondo-type filler, then powdercoat it.

@@amandak.4246 You need to fill the pits with something, and then you need to put something over the filler to hide it. That's pretty mandatory. Given this is a lighter, it's going to have to handle a lot of heat. That creates a lot of limitations. I guess you could chrome or bronze it. Not sure if you can nickel-plate over Bondo or JB Weld, though.

@@DominicNJ73 the problem is, that by all accounts, the plating won't go down into the bottom of the pit. It builds up around the edge and ends up creating a dome. Yes it would be a lot of work to build it up and sand it off, but some objects are valuable enough to put in that type of effort. Also when restoration of the purpose of and object as well as its function is if importance as in high heat applications, filler and paint are not an option. So the original question stands. Is there a way to overcome the faraday effect and force plating solution down into a pit to fill it up?

Late but another restorer I watch uses powder paints and basically uses the primer coat as a pit filler lol I think I saw another guy use some kind of paste that dries into a metal-like substance that he then files smooth