Relics from Atlantic wall in Denmark.

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Ahhh... I'd love to have a go with that furnace myself, got lots of these laying around... quite amazingly well preserved after nearly 70 years in saltwater, I don't have the patience for cleaning them all "manually" these days though. But yeah... again; Good job using a very unusual but rather effective way of cleaning. Please, do share more!

It is not easy to find weapon-parts in Denmark - here they are not just laying around.
...but still it is possible to find these parts.

Have found a bolt for an Maxim-mg in same area.

I also use electrolysis for cleaning relics, but if its metalparts an I want to dismantle them - a furnace works best for me, and fast!

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[ian_]

Nice finds! Are you a furnace salesman?

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Nice finds! Are you a furnace salesman?

...no I am not - what leeds you to think that?

The one I use, we have at work.
It is very expensive - also to use.(furnace is on 85.000 watts)

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Here is the bolt for the Maxim-mg.

They are not easy to find!

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[slados28]

What a crazy looking bolt... nice find!

[James C]

the restoration process before and after pictures are just amazing ,im impressed

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What a crazy looking bolt... nice find!

Yes, it's not the newest design.

[slados28]

The more I look at it the more I worry that I actually threw one like this out last year, it just wouldn't stop rusting and I didn't know what it was... you've definitely done a great job of cleaning it!!

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the restoration process before and after pictures are just amazing ,im impressed

I like the restoration process nearly as much as finding the relics.
...always exciting!

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The more I look at it the more I worry that I actually threw one like this out last year, it just wouldn't stop rusting and I didn't know what it was... you've definitely done a great job of cleaning it!!

Next time you feel like throwing a nice relic from ww2 - throw it to Denmark!

Here is a picture of a bolt to an Russian Maxim m1910 - another model than the one I found.
...but almost identical.

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