Nice,,,, what is the scanning method did you use- how is it so clean?

Hubo reedición de estos camiones?, mi pregunta es porque acabo de encontrar dos en perfecto estado, parecen nuevos de verdad y parecen reediciones

As I type this, I am next to the town where the hand-held electric hair dryer was first invented. Not the hair dryer itself, which I believe was in France and was a huge contraption. However, the hand-held blow dryer we use today was invented in Racine, Wisconsin. It's also neat to see that these old handheld blow dryers used only 200 watts on the low end and 300 watts on the high end. Modern blow dryers use 1,200 watts on the low end and up to 1,875 / 2,000 watts on the high end. Today's dryers produce more heat and airflow than their 1920s-1960s counterparts, and they are also a bit more complex. 🙂

Great job! I recently acquired a ‘60s-era space heater from my neighbor… it turns on, the coils heat up and the fan turns, but just slowly, and after a few seconds it just stops altogether. I’d really like to restore it but I have no idea what’s wrong with it. I blew compressed air to get rid of the dust but haven’t yet brushed the fan, etc. The connections appear to be solid, so I wonder if there’s a fuse or something I need to check?

Buen trabajo. Muy bonita 👌👍🇪🇸

Excellent work!👍🏼⭐️

It's not so ugly now.

Hey what size is the cord? Gauge 18? Great fan i have a similar fan

Perfect 👌

Just a heads up, I’m pretty sure every inch of that wiring was asbestos

WHAT U SEID AT THE OLD LAPM?!?!?!!

Wow, that turned out beautiful... You have that polishing down to an art... Thx for bringing us along... Take care and God Bless....

Como tan muchacho, yo lo veo a utedes muy bien... Hoy utedes han trabajado muy bien, ¿Que les palese una lecompesa? ¿Velda? -¿Algo como un dia libre? -¿Que tal pal de chile? -yo creo.. -Si, esto dia hemo trabajado mucho -Exactamente muchacho... Y es por eso que yo quiero recompensarlo... Vamo, cupete la mano Hay si que rico, tragatela papi -Vu-vuelvo al trabajo -No Beison dejalo asi, yo no quiero ningún chicle, y-yo me voy a trabajar -vamo, nadie no va a ve, tu eres tan bueno que creo wue te voy a dal dos bolitas -Es que no quiero -Si tu eres bueno conmigo... Yo lo soy contigo -La primera... Y la segunda ah ah No se lo diga a nadie, depue se ponen celoso

Very nice

I can only say that it was Dolly Parton style, that is, it respected the period style and gave a new look to an old device. Perfect!

Estupendo trabajo,muy fino.

Class 1 item Earth it properly...!! ☹️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

👍👍👍🛠👍👍👍🧰👍👍👍🔩👍👍👍🪛👍👍👍✔️

😊

Loved it. Great work.

Lo dejaste como nuevo

Yeah not a bad restoration, i probably would have done a bit more sanding or putty filling on the body and frame work. Plus i dont think that the blue would have been from that ERA, i would have gone for an Ivory colour, just to set it off. But all in all a good restoration, thank you for sharing this with us, matey. 👍👍

Well done. Darlington, South Carolina

😂😂😂 the most honest statement I ever heard! 😆🤣🤣 Great job. Next time use only one color ( candy apple) 👌

*Snifffff* does something smell like asbestos here? Why yes! Friable! Your favorite!

Awesome how you restored the juicer. It looks much better and it works like a charm as well. Excellent work.

Loved this… But, wish there had been sound. Coming from a Gator fan… this would be cute on a kid’s bedroom….

Young boy , again good work.

Wonderful job you did restoring that gumball machine. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. The paint job is looking better as well. Excellent work.

Awesome job restoring the can sealer. Even more awesome is that you managed to create a new manufacturer's label for the machine. It looks much better and it works like a charm, even though you did not have an unsealed can to test it with. Still, it is excellent work.

Thankyou for your footage I have the same scales you end result looks great hopefully I can achieve it Thanks from Australia.

6:43 THANK YOU for that EXCELLENT offering of "How to paint raised letters". I see SO MANY videos where they are painted individually with a small brush and, IMHO, they always look like crap.

Absolutely beautiful!!!! The shined up brass is what makes this restoration a cut above many other restorations as it takes a lot of extra time and effort.

Very nicely done!

Wonderful job you did restoring that hand-cranked knife sharpener to working order. It looks much better too. Well done.

Was there a "fire demage" on the winder? Regards Stig Österberg from Dalsbruk in Finland.

Каким красивым стал. Хорошая работа. Очень нравится старые светильники у них что-то необыкновенное. Спасибо за труд и за видик. 👍👍👍👍

MUY BUENO

Curious why didn’t you sand blast the parts that you used salon products on?

Powder coating looks okay

That is not an ugly lamp, it’s a cool lamp! Yup I would paint the outside part of the shade hunter green, the white inner part of the shade would been painted with white primer, followed by a good coat of glow in the dark paint followed by a coat of clear coat. Base of lamp hunter green & the stem would be black! Then would be an awesome lamp to use every day! 👍👍

This kind of balance would be found in a hardware store they would sale nails per pound that is why the platter is so busted from a 68 years old guy.....beautiful job brings memories from my child hood......

You must be from Gainesville, Fl. or went to UF. Gator colors all day. Great job and I enjoyed watching you transform the ugly lamp.

I'm pretty late on the comments LOL!! But that looks amazing! I'd call that the Cadillac of the pipe wrenches. If it was mine I would probably just hang it up in my work shop for a show/conversation piece. Excellent job 👍

Don't know who the new owner is but hope you were paid DAMN WELL for this masterpiece.

Looks brand new ! Great job !

High value item. High value craftsmanship.

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Good job, I did miss the fun of the paint stripping and sand bladting

Excellent