1000w😂

Bonjour, je me demande si les outils actuels sont plus performent ou moins bruillants sellons vous ?

im working on a similar project, what type of plug is this called? mine is missing

patience, something I don´t have. Congratulations.

I don't think I've used one of these since Auto mechanics class in h.s.. Very nice work...

Captions opening

He even ate the cardboard and metal sheets

I was so worried that you wouldn't fix the box!

I subbed around the time you started! Just came back because I have been craving more restoration videos. Glad that I didn't unsub during your break!

what type of oil do you use to lubricate?

Nice job, as it happens I have just aquired one of these, really well made, I think mine is a bit later it has a suds pump on the back, the whole machine weighs just over 100Kg!

Made me jump 😂😂😂😂😂 Well done 👍

Уважение мастеру,большая была проделана работа в отличии от некоторых реставраторов,а то отмоют в растворе,покрасят с баллончика,заменят провод с вилкой-вот и вся их реставрация.

Lmao... cat was like... yeah not today buddy... go on get...

why does he need this button? 8:45 I noticed it on some irons but did not understand its purpose

Absolute kit

А мы по старинке -либо ручным, а когда лень достать пассатижами

Работа на отлично, а сама приблуда шихта.

Belo trabalho, parabéns

Very nice

ficou novo e top amei

What paint type and color? I like that color.would like to paint a band saw and spindle sander that color

Careless, undemanding, superficial work! ! ! Why should this be shared?

Beatiful 😍👍good

Perfect! Greetings from Argentina!

i would use this in my machine shop for bit sharpening

Looks like an iron used in stained glass window making

Well done 👍

First off, I want to say good for you, for taking the time and effort to work on restoring these old neglected and forgotten items. Also, thank you for going through the trouble of filming your work and posting it for our entertainment and education. I know that none of what you do is easy, and you deserve much credit for doing it anyway. Secondly, please don’t take any of what I am about to write as criticism of your work, but rather as advice to keep in mind as you continue with your restoration content creation. There were a few things you did (or rather, didn’t) do during this build that detracts from the overall quality of your end result. It is important when restoring older items to make sure that the work you do is both functional and durable. You cleaned the rust from all of the parts and the hardware, but by not treating some of the bare metal parts in some way (cold-blueing, heat-blueing, shellac, etc), you are leaving these parts open to future rust. Also, by not blueing the hardware, it looks like it doesn’t match up with the rest of the restoration. The drawer hardware should have also been sand-blasted and similarly treated, in order to better match. Lastly, it’s important when doing restoration work to ensure that ALL parts are repaired, replaced, or remade. On this coffee grinder, you removed a washer and what looked like a thinner broken washer from the finial at the top of the main shaft. A quick online search of similar items shows that the thinner washer is in fact what appears to be a clip, with a bent leg that interacts with the castellated nut under that finial. If I were to guess, the castellated nut is used to set the coarseness of the grind, and the clip ensures that the spinning of the shaft doesn’t cause the setting to change (this could explain why during your demonstration at the end it looked difficult to turn the crank, and why it seemed like your coffee was taking a long time to grind: it was being ground into a fine dust). At any rate, I look forward to seeing your other restorations, and I wish you the best in your future endeavors. Cheers!

Good work mate 👏

Careful! It might have a jagged edge, YOU MIGHT GET YOUR LEG CUT COMPLETELY OFF!

Love from Pakistan

Amazing job~! Very Nice~~~~

Got mine in Toul France. After purchase realized I needed a bag to conceal it while walking back through the town.. Going through the X-ray at customs on the train into England was also interesting..

Thank you very much for the lesson!!

Quite an interesting soldering iron!

Your work, filming and editing continue to improve with each video. We also don’t see vapour blasting very often; nice to see. Outstanding work on this project.

amazing video

Fantástico trabajo

🎉🎉🎉

Hola a todos....muy buen video....quedo muy lindo el rotomartillo....aunque yo le hubiera cambiado el bobinado y le aumentaria la potencia de alguna forma.....saludos....

Given current technology, is best placed on a shelf for display, with a note stating that it does work.

Apesar de você não saber soldar direito,a restauração ficou muito boa. 👍🏻

Amazing! I am extremely excited about what you had done!

Amazing how many parts there is in such a simple machine.

Beautiful work!

Nice!

I don't think I've ever seen vapor blasting in any restoration video. That was awesome! Keep up the great work.

👍🆒️👌👍👍

Bravo 👋 nice restoration.