Very Rusted of antique irons Restoration . Jak restaurovat starožitnou žehličku 2. DIY

Today’s video will show you how to renovate an antique iron. I found the iron thrown in the scrap metal. It was another challenge for me to renovate. I brought her home and started the renovation the next day. The iron was very rusty. Something from history : The iron is a device for ironing, or smoothing the fabric using high temperature and pressure. Ironing works by releasing the bonds in the fibers of the fiber-forming polymers due to temperature. When the fibers are hot, they straighten under the pressure of the iron and retain their shape after cooling. Some substances such as cotton also need water. Initially, the linen was pressed or rolled, a hot iron appeared in the 15th century. In the past, the iron looked like a glazed metal block with a handle. After heating, for example, on a kitchen stove plate, the thermal inertia of the metal block allowed for a few minutes to maintain sufficient temperature to be ironed. After getting cold, it was necessary to put the iron on the plate and to warm it up again. The shape of the iron resembles a foot with a triangular pointed tip on one side and a flat edge on the “heel“ side. This shape has also been adopted in other, more modern designs due to its comfortable ironing. The refinement of the iron was a construction where a small charcoal fireplace was placed on the “foot“, where several hot coals could be inserted to maintain the iron’s high temperature without having to shut it down on the hot plate at any time. Another alternative was the irons where the alcohol was melting. In the twentieth century, irons where an electrically heated spiral with a power of several hundred watts were inside and which had been fed from the power distribution grid had spread. The first electric irons were discovered in the 1890s. Later, a thermoregulator was added to the iron to maintain the desired temperature to a few degrees Celsius, and a humidifier (steam iron) appeared in the iron. (Wikipedia feed) If you have some information about restoration photos, you can share them with others on my Facebook site: If you have any questions about the process, use machines or other stuff, ask me in the comments. I’m trying to answer everyone and as soon as possible. I’m sorry about my bad English, it’s not my language. I’m uploading videos about restoring mechanical things. I’m uploading videos about restoring old wooden things. If you like this recovery, share and subscribe :) Thanks for your advice on how to improve this channel! youtube channel action index: 00:00 iron presentation 00:14 Dismantling the handle 00:17 wire-wheel cleaning 00:18 WD-40 application for easier screw loosening 00:30 because I couldn’t loosen the rusted screws, I had to drill them off 00:44 cutting new threads 00:55 production of missing handle handle 02:09 wire disc cleaning 02:20 turning knob hook 02:35 darkening the new hook and bolts, heating and dipping in the oil 02:48 Corrosion Painting 02:50 build 03:18 done (iron is for decoration only)