Thanks for checking out my new channel! If you have ideas how to improve these videos, let me know. I will try to figure out best way of doing this type of videos without changing my style too much.

@LucianoGardim

4 жыл бұрын

A box of UV ray for clean Nintendo Consoles. Please, how work?

@MrAdrianki

4 жыл бұрын

please, a tutorial of that UV ray box to clean the yellow platic of controllers/consoles, that would be awesome!!

@Odd_Experiments

4 жыл бұрын

I will do video at some point but I can't explain the chemistry very well because it is complex and to my understanding those are just guesses about what is happening

@cycoismynamo6663

4 жыл бұрын

maybe talk in your vids i think that would be different than your other channel.

@rekonsiliasidunia

4 жыл бұрын

is possible to change vinegar with citric acid?

This is the 10th video on nickel plating that I’vr watched... I have finally gotten a clear and straight guide on how this is done. The other videos had too much blabbing and monotonous music... Thank you for explaining things the way you do. Some of us just enjoy the silence and little sounds of simplicity.

@usernamemykel

3 жыл бұрын

Silence? I didn't hear any silence...

@thehotdogman9317

2 жыл бұрын

Less is more

I don't need even need to know any of this, but you're silent charisma is so funny that just keeps me hooked

For best results: use hydrochloric acid as the electrolyte solution to obtain nickel chloride. During this first step, switch + and - each 30/60 minutes. You can set up a system with a relay to do this automatically. Let it run several hours until 1 or 2 days depending on the quantity, until you see a VERY dark green color, that means that your electrolyte solution is enough saturated. At this point you can keep doing the second step as shown in the video. BE VERY CAREFUL, WEAR PROPER MASK AND GLOVES, KEEP THE ROOM VENTILATED. ACID IS CORROSIVE, so take care, the electrolyte preparation is better to do outside (that smoke too is quite corrosive, metal parts around the area may begin to rust after 1 or 2 days) For best results, a copper layer is also recommended before the nickel plating. Cheers 😁✌️

@stclairstclair

Жыл бұрын

where did you learn this? also is there a proper percentage that the new hydrochloric acid should be?

@chanheosican6636

Жыл бұрын

@@stclairstclair Nickel chloride with a few drops of 31% HCl (10 g Nickel salt) in 500 ml water) works great.

@PlatingPulse23

2 ай бұрын

​@@chanheosican6636 nickle salt ?

Your video's silence ,objects sounds,wordings makes us to feel something special....keep doing....luv ur videos

An old magazine article I read on plating a hammer indicated a better plate if a copper plate was applied first to ferris objects. Great video, thanks.

@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran

4 жыл бұрын

correct

This video was shot with the upmost professionalism, and attention to detail, you are appreciated bro🙏

Thank you neighbour (greetings from Sweden). Thanks to you I successfully nickelplated an old wristwatch from the mid 50s (Atlantic Milano) after I carefully took off the old damaged plating and polished the brass basemetal up to mirrorfinish. I am very greatfull and I wish you the best.

Thanks for learning me how to nickel plate my friend 😉👌

@Ol33MO

4 жыл бұрын

I have many questions but ok

@fruitydudexD

4 жыл бұрын

Wait why are you nickel plating your friend??

@janabroflovski2572

3 жыл бұрын

Teaching*

@VerifyVeracity

3 жыл бұрын

Mr. Awesome, why do you want to nickel plate your friend? :)

@_azureAutumn

3 жыл бұрын

This, ladies and gentlemen, is why the comma exists.

Fantastic, clear and concise instructions. Much appreciated 😁👍🏽

Thank you for this video. I’ve always wanted to know how this is done. We love watching all your videos 😁

@Odd_Experiments

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Some metals are much harder to plate or they need liquids that produce dangerous fumes but at least nickel, copper and zinc are easy and all can be done like this if you just change the nickel to other metals

@inhumanfilth681

4 жыл бұрын

@@Odd_Experiments could i use this method to put a nickel finish on a small pistol?

@Ol33MO

4 жыл бұрын

Inhuman Filth if it’s just the case then yea I think so

@benjaminvanschaick3658

4 жыл бұрын

@@dandan3934 It is chemically possible to plate something with copper ions in solution without using a copper electrode

@jatag100

3 жыл бұрын

@@inhumanfilth681 Pistol's bluing would need to be removed.

Awesome step by step video with great emphasis on details that are very important to a good quality job!!!!

Everyone should remember, that the mixture of hydrogen and oxygen makes a detonating gas, especially in 2:1 proportion. That gas is very dangerous cause it's very easy to detonate, there would be enough just one spark. So the ventilation is not just recommended, it is ablolutely necessary! P.S. Thanx for video, simple, short and clear. Salute form Russia ;)

@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran

3 жыл бұрын

I perfectly agree, the last and only time I smoked close to a charging lead battery (which release hydrogene the same way), it exploded and I ended with my clothes looking like a fish net...

Thanks for all this info. I dunno when I'd ever need to nickel plate an object, but it's good to know for the future. Doesn't seem too difficult. It might be cool to restore some items one day.

@josephmurray3583

4 ай бұрын

I have a bike it was like new 5yrs ago.. I stored it in the garage when I pulled it out recently I was feeling bad about the rusted Parts and I had not properly cleaned and polished it prior to storage. So it will need cleaning and electro-plate. Florida humidity sux... I'm 60 so many times I have seen stuff go to rust.. well FIX it or forget it. ✌️ have a great year..

A lot of thanks for the video, friend. An easy, fast and effective way for nickel plating.

This is fantastic odd fellow, I have tried a similar method of electrolysis with a sodium carbonate (washing soda) solution to remove rust from tools and parts, it works great. You should do a video on that.

@raybin6873

3 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea! (I can figure out how to do that!) 👍

Took a lot of the mystery out of the process. Thank You.

this was a great idea for a second channel and i love it

nickel coating process is very well and intelligibly painted, thumbs up

Very informative, With all required materials needed - the most important is how to make the solution which most videos don't specified clearly, You find the experiment is dysfunctional and ineffective, so you start searching again, most important no Talk or scream. Thank you🎣

Such a well done tutorial, I'm restoring a 1973/4 YAMAHA AG100a, I was going to send parts off for nickel plating, not now though, thank you 👍 🙂 👏

6:19 'I used the nickel to plate the nickel'

@electricpaisy6045

4 жыл бұрын

Also used gloves to cover gloves. I think I see a pattern hier.

@bobbofly

3 жыл бұрын

@@electricpaisy6045 LOL! But seriously, though, the pattern for the wearing double gloves is a non carcinogenic one. Nickel acetate ain't the most people-friendly stuff to be dealing with. Please do be careful with it. Word to the wise... ;)

The fingerprint plating thing seems like a neat idea for a custom job

Great video! Love this new channel! Keep up the good work bro!

Thank you for the demonstration 👍👍 i wll try this myself as soon as i have all the equipments 😎

Love your work and your videos - blessings from down under - NZ

Love the glove on glove action! ;)

@CFO404

3 жыл бұрын

Better to remove

Awsome man thanks for the brush up. I haven’t done this in one long time ago.

I just thought of it, that if you solder a wire to an inconspicuous inner part of an object you can connect your alligator to it so as not to leave unplated spots where the electrode attaches. Great video. I want to replate an old metal 1950’s kitchen coffee, tea container and my search led me here. Thanks.

Wow super cinematography.,😁

Thanks for the vid man, cheers from Brazil

Thanks, now I want to try coating my old watch in my balcony. Very useful info

Hey there, you should make a Hullcell test to see the best results for your nickel solution. You can in crease the shining of the plated nickel layer by adding saccharine ;-) add prop to reduce the surface tension and the air bobble during the plating will be smaller -> higher current -> more speed and better surface. A good temperature would be 60 C°

Opening and closing the alligator clips had me cracking up😁

Thank you for this video man! Bless you

Now this video was extremely helpful. Thank you for sharing these details. 🙂

Nice demonstration & helpful too !

So cool. I’m learning so many new things from this channel

Loved it! Thanks for sharing

Yeah this is dope tho, id love to see more how to vids for sure, and I can dig the costumization on the old grinder video, hella dope👌

Alchemy, wizardry, science, amazed, wow.

Excellent presentation, thanks!

Good luck on the Odd Experiments channel. Will deffo be watching both channels. It's nice to see how to do stuff like Simple Plating. Thank you for the ideas.

Very nice video, good demonstration . it's easy to follow. Thanks for sharing

This is super cool 😍 Thanks for the video! Good luck buddy🤞💪

Very good tutorial. Thankyou very much!!

Easy to understand and nice video

Loved this! Science baby! :)

Thanks for not putting shitty music or boring voiceover on this video!

You are great teacher.. thank you

Very cool, I've just bought a plating machine.

hello.. best regards.. me subscriber from Indonesia.. I'm very inspired by your content.. permission to gain knowledge.. thank you very much.. hopefully healthy always.. Maturnuwun

hey what a great vid and easy to understand !! thankx dude

One of the best Videos Keep it up 4 out of 5 Stars

Hey, good luck at your new channel! I'm one of your big fan. 😀

@Odd_Experiments

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I will try to improve these videos so that they fit the new channel without changing my style too much

@metercedes

4 жыл бұрын

@@Odd_Experiments Yes I see that u link back to your video at Odd Tinkering". But I still remember you as DIY Cool Stuff 😊😊. I'm pretty sure that you ate succeed at these works. Again, good luck! From Turkey to Finland 😊

Thank you very much indeed Sir !!

What do I need to start studying to do this kind of work for a living? I love restoring things, especially those from the previous century. I'm guessing that you might have an engineering or mechanics background, maybe? Whatever the case, I absolutely love your videos, and I love learning from you with each new upload!

I really love watching these tutorials and restorations that you've done. Do you plan on doing any tutorials on how to use electrolysis for rust and paint removal?

@xXspidmimsXx

2 жыл бұрын

Écrit dans s

@JohnyIIOh

Жыл бұрын

Ecrit ecrit

Awesome Craftsmanship ✨!!!

the nickel salts settle as time passes so a good idea along with a little heat is to mix the solution every couple of seconds/minutes as youre plating.

Awesome video!

Thanks 😊 I wanna to know how you do it. BTW you can show the process of whitening some pieces with the leds.

Thank you for this tutorial. I think i'll need to properly learn this method for future projects, can you recommend me the proper tools? Like the power supply instead of a charger. I'm a newbie in this particular thing. Thank you for your amazing work, you've been a huge inspiration for me and my hobby!

Good audio. Getting unintended asmr from this lol

I love your videos. I'm from Brazil.

@Odd_Experiments

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@victorpfluck9622

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Luciano, where we can find a nickel plate in Brazil? Like this one on the video

Perfect👍 I wanna try at home🤤👍

Great work dude

Hello Odd Experiment, and thank you for this clear video ! Soon I'll try to gold plate a real rose, with a silver coating and a acid copper electroplating treatment before. Do you think this is an appropriate process for this kind of delicate and fine support ?

I needed this for car parts...

Very good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍👍👍👍👍

Very good, ODD! Good video, I subscribed.

I denna video kan vi se flera exempel på den härliga finska humorn!

Thanks to explanation very fine

WAY COOL! I've got an old Rickenbacker bridge that would make it look... (see the first two words)

@JeffMTX

3 жыл бұрын

The waiting is the hardest part

thank's bro, exelent video

Earned a sub. Great video

This vid is on asmr level

Good job bro 👍👌🏽

Great demonstration ,, Solution work better between 40-60 Celsius

Great video! How do you determine how long you let it « soaked » ?

Good job bro. Highly appreciated. Please mention how to bring mirror finish.

awesome!!

When he put gloves on his gloves, I felt that.

I knew this long time ago since I was a kid. But still very great vid!

Impressive 😮

Thank you

Well done

Great...!

Such a beauty

*puts gloves on gloves* Oh ok, I thought those were your actual hands.

@usernamemykel

3 жыл бұрын

No, those were the hands of YT's "The Crafsman". Check it out!

@chipanderson2135

3 жыл бұрын

No glove, no love. Double gloving for extra protection.

Osm idea

Good video..

I don’t know anything that’s happening but I love it

Love you broo ❤️

Nice one mate

@Odd_Experiments

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thanks

Awesome also somehow i manage to do something similar with just acetone

You da man 👍

Vary Interesting

Supper and Great