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Restoration of a unique antique lighter "GRENADE"

Restoration of an Extremely Rare and Old Lighter in the form of a "grenade" from World War II. In this video I will do a complete restoration of a unique trench gas lighter made from brass, metal and a rifle bullet tip. This is a real historical artifact that is about 100 years old. Presumably, this artifact was made in one instance. I bought this lighter at an antique auction. Its owner said that he found it, during renovations, in the old house of his grandfather, who fought during World War 2. It was probably made in 1920-1940. If you have come across something similar and know more information about this extraordinary find, then write in the comments, I will be very interested to read. I received the lighter in very bad condition, it is all rusty and its surface is very damaged in corrosion and patina. Presumably, the lighter was lying among rusty garbage and scrap metal. After receiving this lighter, I immediately began to restore it. It was very interesting to see the result of the restoration and whether it would work. So, I demonstrated the entire process of restoration of this relic in my video. The work took a lot of time and effort. I suggest you view my work and evaluate the result of the restoration😊. Enjoy watching the video!📺 Also, don't forget to subscribe and rate my work in the comments from 1 to 10.😉👍 Thanks everyone for watching! See you!🖐 It will be even more interesting later... The materials I used👇 ✅https://amzn.to/3M6yrDM - Engraver Dremel Rotary Tool Kit ✅https://amzn.to/3U1ABXd - Metal Repair Paste Set 2K ✅https://amzn.to/3zkPZoj - Polishing paste for metals ✅Become a sponsor💎 of this channel and support our work👇    / @therestorer   ✅Support my Patreon 👉   / the_restorer   📧My contacts - [email protected] If you have any questions, ask them in the comments. I will try to answer everything!) 00:00 Visual inspection of the damaged surface of the lighter 00:40 Mechanical cleaning of dirt and rust from the surface of the lighter with a scalpel 01:17 Cleaning and washing of rusty parts with WD-40 02:00 Disassembly of all parts of an old and rusty lighter 03:40 Heating tin solder with a gas soldering iron and disconnecting it 06:07 Pour all the obtained parts with 9% acetic acid to loosen rust from the surface. Leave for 24 hours. 06:53 We add baking soda to deactivate the acid and loosen the rust 07:45 We wipe all the details with a rag 09:09 We gently polish the brass parts with steel wool 10:38 We calibrate the irregularities on the steel parts of the lighter with a file 12:45 Smooth out unevenness on the brass cap and steel parts with sandpaper 13:44 Use a sander to smooth out unevenness damaged by rust 15:41 We polish all the restored elements of the lighter 19:06 We cut out the leather lining for the lid 20:25 We fasten the parts with two-component "cold welding" on metal 21:38 We assemble the lighter 21:49 We replace the new flint 22:16 I fill the lighter with Zippo gasoline 22:31 Before restoration 22:41 Lighting a perfectly restored antique lighter 22:51 The result of the restoration