BottleCap Drill - Restoration ( only one in the world )

This is a unique weird drill machine restoration, i am very sure someone made this change because he was tired to tighten the bottle caps.I found this unique tool at flea marke somewhere at country and cost me 10 euro.
This drill is still functional but i realy don't know how it work...maybe you can tell me.I don't know the year was made but look like something from 70's 80's for me, what do you think?
I hope you like it this restoration, if you want to send me someting to restore please let a comment.
Index of operation and materials:
00:01 presentation
00:25 the disassembly begins
06:03 cleaning greasse
04:19 brushing wire wheeal
07:02 repairing the handle with epoxy resine
08:22 removing paint with paint stripper
08:51 making the cracks much bigger with dremel tool
09:04 repairing the crack with epoxy resin
10:34 plastic primer
10:45 applyng primer
10:52 repairing the black part handle
11:26 black paint o handle
11:38 cleaning the stator
12:08 polishing the aluminium part
12:57 whet sanding 600
13:15 hammerite paint
14:31 the assembly begin
24:42 presentation
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Disclaimer: I am no professional. I am completely self taught and would appreciate any feedback, advice or constructive criticism and suggestions .
#Unique
#Drill
#Restoration

[@1337-Nathaniel]

The most impressive part, to me, is that you can put these things back together..

[@graceamerican3558]

I was wondering that myself. It’s not like he can look it up on google or anything. Especially since it’s one of a kind.

[@lshep9728]

Yeaaaa

[@brown1929]

Easy just look back through the footage or take photos of each part before and after taking apart

[@AnPotato]

I'm sure it helps that he filmed it

[@hanaasako5983]

I know I can take it apart no problem put it back nope lol

[@sincerelyyours7538]

Ahh, its used in wineries to wind metal tops onto wine bottles one-at-a-time. Maybe also used in microbreweries where the owners don't have the budget to upgrade to more sophisticated bottling machinery. Great restoration, but I would have liked to have seen it in action on a wine bottle or two just to see how effective it is.

[@turbopokey]

Good, we're all agreed. It's a Fallout gun.

[@jorritspek6566]

Turbo Pokey yeppppp

[@montialarson]

Nope. Bottle cap drill guns existed before that game. They're used to tighten bottle caps

[@turbopokey]

@@montialarson 🤨 obviously... and I was being facetious.

[@WapTek123]

need this mod

[@dawsongraves186]

montia larson shut up it’s a fallout gun

[@Operngeist1]

So, what does it do? Tysy: It goes brrrrrrr!

[@cavemanvi]

he lost me at epoxy

[@kingorbit]

I have Netflix and Amazon Prime and HBO and Showtime and I am sitting here watching a guy play with a electric drill looking thing. And I am going to watch another one.

[@MisterRorschach90]

This is what makes me upset when I’m bored at work. I think about how I just spent 6 hours watching a guy sand old things or make new one, meanwhile likes $200+ dollars in subscriptions are going to waste. Lol

[@Xtorin_Housecat_Ohern]

so stop paying for the subscriptions?

[@JD-vw2gj]

💩

[@ThomasBarone]

I know, right!

[@UltimatelyEverything]

Lol story of my life right there

[@collinmartin1286]

I would love to see it in action! Like this comment so we can get a Bonus video!

[@EliteGeeks]

Here is a modern one kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6Kvi2CaaL-Be6M

[@titaniumsquadx]

Actually you are Right

[@Ch4grin]

I only watched the video to see how it worked. I'm leaving extremely angry.

[@griffin3383]

Ch4grin he doesnt know how to use it plus how would he know what size metal to get

[@Kids_Scissors]

It looks like a laser pistol...

[@vladthe_cat]

That is the most steampunk-esk thing I have ever seen 10/10 to whoever designed it!

[@michaelesposito2629]

Vlad Caso this isn’t steam punk look.... this is just how they made stuff back then

[@flambosgaming8272]

@@michaelesposito2629 I think it was metaphorical

[@chevyc2932]

@@michaelesposito2629 so this isn't steampunk is just steampunk

[@JoshuaSeed]

"What is this thing?" A starter cap, used to save the windings of the motor from burning up when it has to continually start under load. Inductive loads like motors and fluorescent light ballasts create a state where the voltage peak in phase will lead the current by a number of degrees. This can create a state where in the windings of the motor, there is high current but no voltage, overheating the motor. The capacitor brings the motor into balance, particularly when starting up under load, as this device would. A drill typically does not start under load, so this modification was done to extend the life of the adapted motor.

[@SirPrizeMF]

Was curious to see if someone had posted it yet. Your explanation is far more elaborate and accurate than mine would've been though. Thanks!

[@rayhorner2965]

Also it cut the spark current down on bushing.

[@psstoffnow]

also ensures the motor always rotates the same direction since it is single phase

[@numberyellow]

So, essentially, it's a smoothing capacitor, right?

[@akehapkap6143]

That, he might get a new one lol Even on his grinder!

[@c0nn3]

I introduced my grandpa to KZbin with this channel yesterday. He wrote me today that he watched all the videos and seems to really enjoy the content

[@slackjaw703]

If it’s Tysy, you know it’s gonna be an amazing resto. Hats off to the wife for the excellent assist (no gloves required). I wasn’t sure you could bring this one back from the dead, but you did it again. Just awesome!

[@TysyTube]

Thank You for Watching! Please Subscribe 🥰😘 And Check My New video Here : (The Jar is almost full) 🤩 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3a9c5xvhMRjqNk

[@BruceNitroxpro]

OK... What the heck IS IT????

[@frankyanorga212]

That was very cool but I wish we could of seen it work for what it was meant for

[@-powerband-gamer-6117]

Why would you not test it?

[@veythegay]

Please explain to me why so much grease is needed I cannot fathom why you needed so much grease

[@raifustun1461]

0⁰0000⁰⁰

[@mikeobie1]

22:01 - I make a new one! Nevermind, wrong channel.

[@mmon764]

My Mechanics on another level.

[@illusiveman3325]

@@Rebeccarochelle22 doubt it, unless he lives in Switzerland and France at the same time. Plus studio layout is different.

[@ygy4301]

my mechanics but with gloves

[@MRHBKJK]

Everyone is unique

[@rayhuntermusic]

Still that’s funny!!

[@irishmuscle7352]

I thought this thing was from Fallout. The bottle Cap Gun

[@rob5982]

Lmao

[@pubggamingandothergames2919]

Irish Muscle yes the fallout series my favorite

[@gabrielhenson5751]

Same

[@pubggamingandothergames2919]

You just reply that? And also im watching Alexander Hamilton.

[@giornikitop5373]

m72 gauss!!!!!

[@b1ff]

Oh! Hello, Mrs. TysyTube! 😊

[@DragonQueen11]

Ever have to watch your own video just to remember how it goes back together? 😄

[@stevenwhite3.1415]

Good thing you fixed that. I cant live without mine. I don't know how I would manage.

[@watrgrl2]

I’m amazed at your ability to remember how to put everything back together again. You must be a mechanical genius to make all these old devices come to life again.

[@MoundN]

Have you not at any point watching these videos realized that he is recording everything he does? He just rewatches his own footage of disassembling the machine to see where everything goes back... 🤦‍♂️

[@jeremyray2562]

I'm glad you explained this to this person. They have been wondering this for a year now. Great job!

[@christopherbedford9897]

There's one of these comments on literally every restoration viseo on KZbin.

[@SargentRay]

I also agree, this is your best resto so far. Great work especially on the bottom plastic part. Not an easy task to re do a missing part of a piece, no matter the material it is made of. Thank's for sharing.

[@user-bu6pt7tg9j]

SargentR

[@lorpen4535]

14:40 How much grease do you usually use? Tysy: Yes.

[@cayde-67]

*YES*

[@JD-vw2gj]

💩

[@randy7068]

Yes

[@andymoran9950]

Failed the question. Never enough grease.

[@AndrewQuinn42]

The bigger the gob, the better the job

[@magnumtv9574]

"This is the only one in the world." *(tears pieces apart and hits camera)😂

[@DJDFREEZY]

I have absolutely no idea what this device should be. But it looks like a little minigun. 😁 And I would have had fun with it too 😄

[@lelandclayton5462]

tightens bottle caps to bottles.

[@olivier2553]

Good wine bottle have (used to have) a tin cap above the cork. This device looks like it could help fitting the tin cap tightly on the bottle neck.

[@zebmacahan4730]

😂 😂 😂 😂 Final is fantastic

[@lechatvenere]

Leland Clayton - This device is used to apply tin layers over wine bottles on the cork side. The round bits at the extremity rotate and deform this layer to fit exactly the bottle neck shape. This is absolutely not to tighten bottle caps.

[@tokus64]

its for capping champagne bottles wit 26 mm caps. before the champange gets its permanent cork, they put the bottle upside down to get all the yeast in the bottleneck. after thats done they freeze the bottleneck and pop the cap. and with it the yeast comes out get the permanent champagne cork. in short.

[@richardfarmer579]

I notice a possible problem when putting the rubber fingers back together at the end. If you look at the order that they are in before you disassembled the working end of the tool the rubber fingers are alternating in orientation to each other. look at 00:17 and then 17:43, doesn't take away from the great project video. I always learn new tips about restorations watching you work. thanks.

[@richardspalding5895]

(Thinking to myself)"That looks like a sort of space gun." *Tysy Pretends to shoot it and makes noises to go along* "THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING"

[@loophole2478]

This is one of the best channels i know on KZbin to fall asleep to... It's just sad that I miss the end of every video

[@eugbrat]

Don't forget My Mechanics 😍

[@MusicFurler]

This was truly a great restoration. Well done! So many broken parts show that it was a well used tool now it has a second chance. You are becoming increasingly popular too hope you find some more treasures to restore to there former glory.

[@TysyTube]

thank you so much 😊

[@Nemozoli]

Nice bottle cap tightener! Funny looking thing... One remark, you shouldn't have greased the axle where it goes into the bearing on the back end. It shouldn't rotate inside it, so the interference fit is required! Otherwise as the bearing is getting older/dirtier and is turning with more resistance, the axle might slip and slowly grind itself a new, smaller diameter. I know that this thing might not get any use from now on, but it is a good thing to remember when you are renovating other machines. Well, just one more thing: when "pressing in" (you were hammering it) bearings, you have to put something (e.g. a tube) on the outer ring so as not to stress the balls and the rolling surfaces inside it. Best is to use a restored precision press... where have I seen one? :)

[@stevieel8029]

The fact you remember where every part went amazed me.

[@bailey1000100]

Thats what the camera on a cell phone does. It records so he does not have to remember where the tricky stuff goes. He just refers back to the video when he gets stuck. I think his wife is the videographer.

[@o7rednight198]

This reminds me of the time I took my dad's all in one hand/powered Screw driver apart back in like 2003 it was the first of its kind and well dad wasn't happy 🤣😅 good times

[@niksu-red6th306]

Me: Takes thing apart. No problem. Also Me: Spends the next three hours watching the video I made trying to figure out where the hell some random little piece came from.

[@starseed39]

😂😂😂😂 that would be me!

[@Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n]

NO NO I make thing better than manufacture, Don't need so many bits, see I've got all these bits left over when I put it back together 😁🤣

[@stellabacharoudi791]

Ever since I found out he is french, I read his captions with a french accent. "Eet lookz lik zumbody sairviced zis befair me" haha

[@TysyTube]

🤣🤣🤣i am not french

[@stellabacharoudi791]

TysyTube Restoration Are you sure? Because my brain very strongly believes you write with a french accent.

[@TysyTube]

🤣🤣🤣🤣yes very sure, i am from Romania but i live in France

[@stellabacharoudi791]

TysyTube Restoration "i am from 'omania but i leev en F'ance" :-P (no disrespect, I'm a big fan)

[@McJays]

@@TysyTube Eram sigur frate! Felicitari si baga mare ca le ai. Superbe restaurari. De unde esti de loc?

[@johnnylane9441]

I love watching these types of videos. He helps me relax and I also learn a thing or two.

[@saragranje5150]

Es admirable como ensambla todo después de la restauración!!!! Excelente trabajo como siempre!!! 👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@user-eo4zv1hd1j]

Хорошая работа! Хорошая голова, хорошие руки и человек наверное хороший! И с юмором все в норме! Молодец! Респект!

[@TarmanTheChampion]

Ive NEVER seen a power drill like that! It's quite the unique tool you have there. Great footage too. I love the whole process! Please keep making videos like this & Don't let anyone tell you that your doing something the wrong way!

[@PGoodmanCOG]

You've become more daring and more resourceful as time has passed.

[@Maebull70]

OMG! This guy is a BEAST! I was confused when he put the machine on the table! And his wife helped him annnnnd she got a lil green goop on her fingers! What?!

[@declanfrench2261]

I absolutely love watching your restoration projects.

[@atturbo-nattaphong]

18:17 "pew! pew! pew!" lol

[@tammyjohnson9505]

My fav part lol

[@nurgle11]

Ms Tysy has lovely hands.

[@EnderDragonOfTheEnd]

This guy is a legend alive

[@lancelotstny4376]

Honestly. This helps me sleep

[@majuskulle]

Never knew there's a machine just for screwing bottles shut I don't know what to do with this information now

[@ShenDoodles]

If you tighten it too much, it’s probably gonna break. That opens it, kinda.

[@Aaron-nw3pi]

I love restorers that strive to keep everything original

[@williamstephens9945]

This is by far the most bonkers machine you've restored yet.

[@Planehazza]

3:11 - that woke me up! :D I was just chilling in the warm office watching this and that certainly got my attention ha

[@fourkings7897]

That's a very beautiful hand.... Oh i mean restoration.. 😉😊

[@p1ckledj0kes]

i audibly cheered when you guys got the wire ring back into place

[@thetickdoctor]

It's amazing how you can disassemble and reassemble seamlessly

[@allankleidon6437]

I could be wrong but It appears to be a High Volume Commercial Bar/Caterer's Bottle Opener? For use at big events when you need to open hundreds or thousands of Bottles quickly to serve. I saw something similar a long time ago being used at a big event. Otherwise, Yes, a Cyberman's Pleasure Toy.

[@TysyTube]

🤣👍🤔

[@kluzz]

If it was for opening bottles, wouldn't it be rotating counter clockwise?

[@allankleidon6437]

@@kluzz Tightening at Wineries etc - One Direction, Loosening at Events etc - Opposite direction. I only commented because I didn't see the turning direction in the video and had seen something similar used at a big event years ago. Good pick up on the other possible use although my money's still on the Cyberman's use.

[@jostouw4366]

No! quite the opposite its for crushing the foil over the cork

[@updownstate]

@@jostouw4366 on not off, only way this makes any sense

[@m.e.t164]

Your best restore yet....good job.

[@TysyTube]

thank you so much 😊

[@lshep9728]

Awesome! Even sounds better when restored. Love it!

[@georgebrown8312]

Good job you did restoring the bottle cap drill. I have never seen one of those before. Great work.

[@indie825]

I don't care what it was used for. It's just way cool.

[@TysyTube]

thank you so much 😊

[@panchicaraveop7586]

18:16 You read my mind man.

[@jamesbrown3882]

You do some amazing work bringing old things back to lifr.

[@StephenGillie]

The best part of this video is that future generations won't have to wonder why certain parts weren't taken apart on this unique device. They can just watch your video of the process. :)

[@andersonmartins5976]

Nossa,ficou perfeita essa reforma. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho, você tem o dom,continue assim transformando máquinas com essa dedicação e desejo a você muito sucesso profissional e em todas as áreas da sua vida meu amigo. Um forte abraço... Brazil/São Paulo...

[@georgeshelton6281]

What's something that's understandable? It was hard to reassemble this old-timer machine when it was getting revamped. It's something that was awful noisy. This has a strong reference to the new radial arm saws that are more slient running. It's just like the Arctic Submarines, which is run silent. Run deep also. 🤫 😶 🔇 🔕 📳 🤫 🤔

[@sambaker3233]

The green thing is a motor Run Capacitor (condensateur)it alters the sine wave of the AC currentit and energizes the secondary coil before the primary coil which makes the armature turn. If your motor stays still and buzzes, but turns when the armature is given a little push, your capacitor needs replacing. This is common in clothes dryers, domestic appliances erc I saw in one of your videos that you had to push your bench grinder to get it running, you should replace the motor Run Capacitor

[@JoshuaBurton110213]

So basically he needs a new Flux Capacitor with the Cobalt infuzed coils and a little bit of liquid fairy dust.

[@luizribeirodossantos2987]

Show de restauração e mecânica! Conhecedor da ferramenta, etc. Parabéns!!! Paz e prosperidade!!!

[@Vaxieon]

I have been in love with this thing since i first watched it and to this day I'm still so jealous, i wish I could find one! 🥺 Vintage odds and ends like these are so interesting and are just fun to see in action.

[@bigbearfuzzums7027]

I remember these from old days the aluminum cases when the isolator bearing on the shaft would go bad it would ground out and electrocute the hell out of you lol which does date it to late 70s by 80s they were all plastic case for this reason lol you three elastomer bands are for holding the rods tight to help the rubber nubs grip the caps to cap as well as crimp ! I geuss they also had to account for it grabbing a finger or two while you were working! Could be 2 and 3 reason it was broke when it one exploded under pressure.. two grabbed a finger or three electrocuted them n they tossed or 4 all of the above lol

[@grounded-b937]

17:42 the rubber nubs are supposed to alternate in their orientation. large-small-large-small...etc

[@vjay4297]

So what is this device used for?

[@grounded-b937]

Look at 0:35 in the video, it shows them alternating

[@grounded-b937]

@@vjay4297 Screwing and unscrewing threaded bottle caps, ON and OFF

[@mythmayhemgaming6541]

I noticed this too! ^_^

[@Timothy_90S]

When I saw the thumbnail of this video my first impression was "Ohhhhhhh Tysytube is restoring a minigun!" Then I saw the title and realised it's *actual* purpose. This is great. I'm fine. Totally fine. Nothing to worry about. Totally not disappointed thaat it was not a minigun.

[@andrzejporeda7281]

Przepięknie ten stary zabytkowy młot udarowy wyburzeniowy odrestaurowany pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍

[@SpringDavid]

I just imagine my friends playing Nerf and then I come with this thing saying "SAY HELLO TO MY BIG FRIEND"

[@victoriawhite649]

I love your videos, it’s amazing what you achieve! I would love for you to restore a Gents Carter air raid siren! ❤️

[@s.m.g.m2015]

Awesome...did not realize you had a extra pair of hands..I watch a lot of your recursions, thank you...I enjoyed it very much.✨

[@marionetteking4036]

He does a surprising job at keeping the projects he works on authentic to the original

[@AlwaysRidinInAustin]

Imagine it just makes the sound of the A-10 warthog “brrrrrrrrt” everytime its used

[@kylecorrow702]

I wish you would of showed us how to use it at the end.

[@TysyTube]

i really don’t know 🤣🤣🤣🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@mohamedelhossainy1403]

🤣🤣🤣

[@blazeykk]

Better not. This restoration is done in the way - look by don't use...

[@EliteGeeks]

industrial bottle capper, he would need the right size caps and bottles...

[@TysyTube]

exactly

[@sfjohn5]

He has got one hell of a memory to know were it all goes back 2 thumbs up for that O.O

[@lilkittygirl]

He records everything and rewatches it

[@robertjennings5357]

Wow. Outstanding. You are gifted and talented, it shows in this restoration. I’d give you a 10 on this one! A privileged to watch!

[@DouglasLambert]

You missed the plutonium charge, that's why you ray gun didn't work...

[@sandman365TTi]

It's missing the Illudium Q-36 explosive space modulator

[@OsorioThomaz1]

I watched the whole video with tremendous curiosity: What the hell is this? The video ended and I formulated some hypotheses: a) must be a non-drilling drill b) can be something that is nothing c) maybe this is a doer of things d) a stolen weapon from Ming the Merciless

[@LeglessWonder]

e) it's a thing that does a thing

[@marcinsochacki9174]

It is an electro-rubber-welding-plasma weapon.

[@christopherjones2301]

It's a drill that was used to tighten bottle caps.

[@rdutch1958]

It will get her in the "mood" !!!

[@aserta]

It's a bottle cap roller. You pack your liquid, but a blank cap on top the bottle (it's slightly open or completely flat, both variants with that pleated edge, the flat kind being for industrial machines) and then you apply pressure until it seats, and you start the drill. The rollers inside will then go over the lip and progressively tighten it as you press even more (you can't fully press it until the cap is tightened unto the glass lip, because the rollers won't allow it). Pretty simple device.

[@bamna_milk]

Man you gotta love a man that still makes space gun noises. No homo but great job

[@Die-CastMetal]

Incredible transformation...!!!

[@j.zingler6735]

We have a TV show in Germany called "Dings vom Dach" things from the attic. They look for strange things and the candidates then try to say what it is. You may want to apply there with this thingie?

[@TysyTube]

yea

[@j.zingler6735]

@@TysyTube www.hr-fernsehen.de/sendungen-a-z/dings-vom-dach/dingse-senden/index.html They pay for it.

[@copperrat5858]

XD Das Ding sollten sie wirklich in der Show zeigen! Ich will auch wissen, was es ist.

[@Smoked786]

@@copperrat5858 Das ist eine elektrische Kronkorkenpresse.

[@user-ow4jg3yr2q]

Редкое видео, среди подобных - когда все сделано правильно. И реставрация, не просто покраска на отъебись, а реально по уму. Как принято у нас. Все должно работать. С приветом из России!

[@bigmacintoshishe]

забыл дописать, с любовью

[@Master-iv4vj]

По уму на расии?? У-ха-ха! Вот насмешил. На расии испокон веков всё только через задницу делается.

[@user-ow4jg3yr2q]

@@Master-iv4vj Шумер?

[@FNAF_LOVE430]

Что это за хуйня?

[@user-ow4jg3yr2q]

@@FNAF_LOVE430 Закупориватель бутылок

[@edwardwestern6080]

Glad this restoration went to you

[@kentuckylady2990]

It’s amazing how you can remember how to put things back together

[@aleksandrsolution2380]

that's why he started recording videos :))

[@xeokym223]

18:16 ~ *_PEW PEW PEW_* was my first thought exactly!!

[@servenserov]

Ждал демонстрации работы этого чуда инженерной мысли. Но, увы :-( За труд и мастерство - лайк!

[@user-ko8me5fc7h]

Я тоже ждал!!!! И увы!!! Блин, ЧТО ЭТО ТАКОЕ????? Как я понял под конец видео, оно НЕ СТРЕЛЯЕТ. Так что ОНО делает???

[@Outlawstar79]

This is hands down the best video thus far, I thought it was like a 50's scifi laser gun. Great work Tysy! Much Love from Merica!

[@philanna38]

Great job! Love the textured paint.

[@Wolken7]

Great job , unfortunately missing a test after the restoration. :) Aniway congrats !

[@Muscleduck]

Great restsuration. And I love how this thing looks like a retro-futuristic plasma weapon from the Fallout universe.

[@tracybowling97]

Teamwork makes the dream work!

[@Jute511]

Found this video today - one I HAD NOT SEEN BEFORE - felt like Christmas.

[@DeannaEarley]

17:00 that’s true love, helping you put the o clip in!

[@hacksdp3]

Teamwork makes the dream work. Lol

[@SanyaMaster]

super 😅👍👍👍

[@tookum1]

Love your channel!! Such fun to watch!! You do an awesome job restoring thing!!

[@nevermind3415]

Love your asmrs, I mean restoration videos. No joke I really do.

[@chicswag4657]

3:42 Mosquito: IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT

[@ericcostello4464]

Did you research the manufacturer and model number on that metal label to get an idea of when it was made, and what it might be precisely for?

[@littlemanoutdoors_968]

This guy got lucky...wonder weapon straight from the mystery box!

[@robindis6274]

Love your videos, love your restorations, love your subtle humor 😂😂😂

[@midizengm]

Yes my first think was "is that blaster?" too.

[@wetdedstuocm]

Hmmmm, Never seen a thing like that any ideas on how it really works ? did you try tightening a cap ? and what are those rubber bands for ? Very good Job. Peace

[@doodlegoat]

Rubber bands allow the head to accommodate different sizes of bottle caps.

[@TysyTube]

exactly

[@jostouw4366]

@@doodlegoat pressure for the foil to crush it into the neck

[@starseed39]

Man you find the coolest stuff at your flea markets! That's what I love and envy about older countries. Y'all have all that old cool stuff. It's harder to find that stuff on the cheap here in the U.S. without paying an " arm and a leg" for it before you can restore it. Love you vids😊

[@shunga1962]

YOU ARE INCREDIBIBLE ....I LOVE YOUR WORK