I can honestly say in all my years in the locksmithing industry I have never seen a lock like that. Nice restoration ;)

Ой , какой милый замок с ключом . Такой волшебный , сказочный

You are 60% Craftsman, and 40% magician! Great job!

I do like the double action of this lock, reminds me of Japanese puzzle boxes, one action leads to the next. Thanks for sharing 😁👍🇨🇱🇺🇸

Wow,amazing work. I love watching someone restore things. I wish I had the knowledge for that. This is awesome.

It’s SO beautiful when your finished. Lovely work.

Excellent restoration !!! Congratulations !!!

Cool lock. Unbelievably simple.

Wow , this was a detailed job , pleasure to see you work.

mesmerising

Beautiful restoration good job well done

Great restore!

Люблю смотреть за вашей работой, как вы делаете всё красиво . И в итоге получается волшебство ... То, что было в самом начале ... Словно этот предмет возникает из небытия

That is the coolest padlock I've ever seen in my entire life and I really enjoyed watching that restoration video! I love all your videos very happy I subscribed, now where can I get a lock like that??

Wonderful job!

Great job!!!

I love the double key and dual-lever setup. That lock must be a bastard to pick.

Ficou perfeito. Saudações do Brasil.

That lock was swimming in rust. Well done.👍

Very cool.

Nice job!! thanks for sharing

Awesome job

Great stuff 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Awesome job.

Любимое дело и искусство волшебства, в результате получаем новый предмет! Спасибо за видео.

Friend! Great job! I look forward to a new video every time!

Such a good restoration that I watched twice!!

me encantó!!! muy buen trabajo :) 👏

Great restoration

This needs to go to the Lock Picking Lawyer!

Thanks for your videos, they inspire me to make my content

Curious key. Nice work.

That’s a very nice restoration!

Great job. Congratulation.

Tout simplement superbe

Nice restoration, take no notice of the “experts”.

i loved your work

That was legit dude! Very fun to watch! Subscribed

Awsome restoration friend, I would keep that under lock & key, great job have a nice day friend !!!.

Great job !! 🙌

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked it. By the way your channel is amazing!

Amazing video 👍

Muy buen trabajo, ahora todos los resortes estarán muy seguros 🇵🇪

Great job buddy looks like new .

Great job my friend !!

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Justin, I'm glad you liked it!

That has got to be the coolest lock I have ever seen. Is there any history behind it?

really amazing restoration dear i liked it

NICE

nice amazing restoration man

Ahhhh you did soak in WD !!

Muito bom gostei !

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

My favorite part is when he taps out the old nails and screws.

Chave diferente, gostei 🇧🇷

Very nice project, I have never seen a lock like this before! videos like this inspired me to start on youtube too!

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, KZread is a great opportunity to create what you're passionate about.

good work friend 👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷

Excelente trabajo me gustó que quedará rústico y con piezas pulidas. Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo. Suscrito y likes.

looks like davy jones' chest's lock mechanism had some merit after all.

godjob!

Beleza ..sabe tudo rs

Buddy you did excellent work, as always, I really like the result 👍

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you're enjoying it. I've been putting in a lot of work. By the way your Rusty shoemaker hammer is pretty impressive too.

786 ... Hello Assalamualaikum my name is Syed Mohtashim Ali . Very nice restoration of lock 🔐 ...

Vc é um mestre em restaurar cadeados

Nice restore. Novelty locks are always quite interesting as ornaments about the house. I wouldn't trust it to secure a tin of biscuits though...

@matthewhopkins666

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a novelty lock just a primitive design. These were known as smokehouse locks. You're right about it being pretty useless security wise but these style of locks definitely weren't made as novelty items.

@Thematt11

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewhopkins666 This isn't a smokehouse lock. It's a modern (ish)reproduction designed as a novelty item.

@matthewhopkins666

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thematt11 If it's a reproduction that makes it a novelty?

@Thematt11

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewhopkins666 Well yeah, it's a reproduction that serves no practical purpose in this day and age and therefore has no value beyond being ornamental and visually pleasing.

@matthewhopkins666

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thematt11 It is identically functional with an original, the design of these locks was not designed to be ornamental. We clearly have different ideas of what makes a novelty item a novelty item. I consider something that was designed as a novelty at it's inception to be a novelty item. This style of lock was designed as a functional item not a novelty item.

I was thinking of the 7-sided star, of course! In the very way, this ancient padlock is designed/structured.

@pazuzu1072

8 ай бұрын

8 sided!! 😋

@georgeshelton6281

8 ай бұрын

@@pazuzu1072 It's WHAT I WAS thinking. That's the shape and color of the Santa Cruz County CA Sheriff's badge. The gold 7-sided star.

@pazuzu1072

8 ай бұрын

Mmmmm, I quickly googled it to compare, yes color matches, but this padlock's star has the sides slightly round while St. Cruz Sheriff's one has straight angles, but yes, I think you are still right to suppose it was inspired in a Sheriff's badge!! 🤔🤔🤯

Mantaaap

Vou adicionar o cromar e zincar à minha lista de atualização!

Great is still was working when you got it but wow that key is thin and looks easy to bend! Looks great!! I like the lock !! Did you cold blue it?? I was going to say it would look great with the dark metal and the bright brass Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

Show 👏👏👏

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Marcello!!!

That's a cool lock. Makes me wonder who made it.

Gostei 🇧🇷

Wowsers =) any idea on how old this lock is??

I like this restoration because you gave a new life to that lock without making it shiny perfect with zero pit as other channels do.

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, some people don't like it when I leave the pits. I think it keeps the character.

@smalltownhomestead

2 жыл бұрын

That really drives me nuts when they do that too!! If I've just bought something brand new I want it to look brand new. If I've bought something to restore, I may polish it up to look nice and give it a handsome paint job, but I want it to LOOK like it's something that's been restored, warts and all. The paint job might be new, but the pitting adds character! PS - nice job on the restoration!

Now send it to the lockpicking lawyer and see if he can pick it

What type of metal is soft enough to hammer like that, to form a seal to hold parts together? I'd like to try restoring things sometime but that part has me wondering.

Craftsman!!

What goods a lock you tapped broken with a hammer,,,, guarantee no ones breaking it open now 🤘😀

Interesting lock. Never saw one like that. Did you oil it or just leave it dry? I think I would have filled in the pitted parts and painted it… but, that’s just me!

👍👍👍👍

Shows just how much you can do with not very many tools at all...

Dayummmm.. it's that easy to open it? Why even have a key?? Awesome job btw..

Надо сделать заклёпки темным цветом как и весь замок,они не должны выделяться.

👌❤️😍

Another rare item saved...

Any idea as to when that lock was manufactured?

That lock looks similar to the NYPD shield. Perhaps a gift for a cop?

Good video!!! Watch here! 🔥

drugi klucz

I have a question. Of all the restorations you do, do they all work our od do some fail due to the material being to old or the materials being to brittle or something like that?

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

I have a box full of items that failed. As I get more experience, I'm hoping I can fix them one day. Also, I'm hoping the box doesn't get much bigger.

How do you keep all those little pieces in order?? I'd forget where they go and which one is which the second I took them off the lock

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

This one wasn't as bad as the fishing reel. That one taught me how to keep a system with all the parts.

ALWAYS heat the metal BEFORE forge it ! Or you will crack it !

Who makes that lock how old is it that’s extremely unique and I wouldn’t mind owning one

Noe Sent It to the Lockpicking Lawyer

You should really invest in a glass bead agitator. Better than the Dremel, easier, quicker and you're not breathing in rust

@lostandrestored

2 жыл бұрын

Slowly but surely. I just invested in a sand blasted. As the channel grows I’ll be reinvesting.

Bad blueing, you need to smoothen surface before blueing, and after it soak in vegetable oil. You can do better. Add more shine and you deserve for thumb

Круто !

if someone doesn't want to subscribe, it's useless to request times and times

Sudah saya like coment dan subscribe y

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Avresti bisogno di una sabbiatrice!

In the words of the Lock Picking lawyer "nice click on pin 1 and we have an open". "Now lets do it again to show it's not a fluke.