printing press ASMR

[@dpmakestuff]

No mid-roll ads, no harsh noises, just the sweet sounds of Louise making magic. What’s not to like, share and subscribe?

[@meamcomorod]

0:02 is an example of a harsh sound

[@dpmakestuff]

@@meamcomorod I’m sorry my sheet hurt your ears feelings.

[@JohnnyTidmore]

How much does she weigh?

[@dpmakestuff]

@@JohnnyTidmore 1200lbs

[@SuperPhexx]

​@@dpmakestuffWhen what this marvellous piece of mechanics manufactured?

[@HopeStreetWoodworks]

I took a graphic arts class in high school in the late 80's where I got to learn to run a Heidelberg windmill letterpress and made business cards for myself and friends. This took me to trade school where I started running an AB Dick offset press, to a 6 color Komori and eventually worked my way into a 8 color 40" Heidelberg. I worked in the sheetfed printing industry for almost 25 years, and can still smell (and taste) the press wash if I think about it hard enough.

[@JeffreyMoon1974]

There's something to be said about the beauty of the "old ways" of making a product as simple as a poster versus the high-speed, high-output processes of today. Not to say that the old ways are better, but one cannot argue with the beauty of something as simple as a printing press from the early 20th century doing what it does.

[@The_Mimewar]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHLZpqWJn6eJjZo This is a couple years old now, but it’s a functioning steam powered saw mill. It’s absolutely incredible

[@LightLock]

As demand grows they gotta keep up with it. But who knows not many people really read the newspaper, maybe they'll go back to the old ways for the few people who read them.

[@sidhuguru1]

@@LightLock u want u buy this machine

[@draft3y]

I don't like men what

[@jackknows6509]

Wow, Thank you. my Dad was the Linotype operator at out small hometown newspaper from 1952 until 1981. When my brother turned 6 he was able to load the paper into the C&P making flyers for the local PTA and Boy Scouts. When I turned 6, the honor was passed onto me. I'm now 67 and the sound, the feel the soothing motion is all brought back in a wonderfully restored machine. Thank you, my father would be proud of your work. Now that honor is mine to tell you.

[@robertnelson3614]

I served the first six months of my apprenticeship running one of these in 1982. This video took me right back like it was yesterday.

[@mcpress]

Your press is the cleanest, most nicely restored I have ever seen. Great project, great video. Big thanks.

[@dpmakestuff]

Thanks! It was worth the effort!

[@lhuhnphotography]

This is hypnotic to watch. The press is like a kinetic sculpture. Beautiful!

[@slashbat2375]

Wow last time I looked for printing press asmr there were only unintentional videos. I love this one, the lack of talking really relaxes me

[@cavecookie1]

These took me back to Grandpa's small town printing shop. Still cool to watch these mechanical wonders!

[@Smallathe]

Absolutely shear joy! Loved every minute of it! Very cool postcard and wood plates!

[@DanaDoesStuff]

My Dad’s shop had an old C&P just like this one. The sounds are identical. I miss those days. Thank you for this. I’m going to send it to him.

[@dracoslayer16]

That rotating ink plate blew my mind when it first spun. That was so enjoyable to watch.

[@dpmakestuff]

Counter rotating ink disc! Getting that thing working was quite a journey. Most presses have missing parts and the two discs are stuck together.

[@Newberntrains]

The C&P press is quite famous now from the sacramento History museum page as they have one thats manual powered but just a single piece disk these machines are soo cool thank you for sharing the amazing work you and Louise working in harmony the final piece turned out amazing i didnt know they could do that

[@deniahenderson7178]

This just exemplifies how life needs to be!!! Great restoration on Louise, you are a lucky man and she's breathtaking ❤

[@hamper6511]

The beauty of something working perfectly without mishaps

[@NJEsperantist]

The shop I worked in had a C&P similar to yours, but not identical. It had an automatic 'Kluge' feeder added to it and a few more guards. I like your bi-directional ink disk!

[@kevingade5615]

Had a couple Heidelberg’s in the shop I worked at. I never ran one, but sure fun to watch someone that knew how. Very versatile machine too. Embossing, die cutting, etc

[@partlycloudy5049]

Me too, very simplistic and easy to use.

[@hugoruas]

Gutemberg... Big press evolution! Also, using to cut and crease . Very Nice remenber.

[@jenniferdunstan5065]

That sounds so industrial, i love it

[@arbyars.chicksawdust]

Brings back memories!!! One of my classes in printing. Worked more than 25 years in the prepress. I was mainly a stripper. (not the kind most people thank of LOL). When they started moving to computers I went into management. Did a lot with computers. Now all the prepress is done on computers. I have been retired a lot of years now.

[@HopeStreetWoodworks]

back in the old days of negatives and developing and proper layout! None of that digital crap lol

[@williamlarson2759]

Reminds of my pops print shop!

[@djroeable]

A thing of beauty. , love the artwork too …thank you for sharing

[@krwd]

Nice, one of the cleanest examples i have seen and i love the cover and that you oil it respect for the machine buddy 👍

[@gargolart]

If you sprinkle some corn starch it’ll help to slide the cardstock on place.

[@HoyeGraphics]

Absolutely breathtaking.

[@dracometeors3010]

The Final Result was well wort the wait while having an relaxing and interesting video throughout.

[@bdpyne]

What an amazing machine and a beautiful process. I wonder how long it takes to clean the rollers and ?head? between colors.

[@billyodamit8709]

I love watching and listening to a press.

[@BudionoSukses]

wow.. precise!

[@DangerousDaveyBoy]

This machine was used in a wonderful time where people didn’t complain about ink densities being .02% off.

[@cradd00]

I used to run a single sheet fed Heidelberg printer very similar to this back in early 1990’s.

[@hermancompany6879]

Amazing. Glad you still have all of your digits. But seriously cool

[@cabletoolcowboy]

Curved spokes and flat belts 😍

[@jimanderson8892]

I'll bet I can still perform all of these steps I learned in high school in 1967!

[@YourAashique]

Awesome. Classic

[@mokongtv123]

Dear Dustin Penner. This is an ABSOLUTELY Beautiful Machine!! Would you send me the Christmas Card with this machine? 🤣Thank you very much for sharing this video!!

[@johannab86]

Great video! What is the print size of this press 8x12?

[@papercutter991]

I started my printing business with Chandler in America. I still have that machine until now.

[@kevenmt]

Beautiful machine! I just acquired a similar C&P but with straight spokes. My goal is to get it looking and sounding just like yours. What type of oil are you using and where did you get that oil can?

[@dpmakestuff]

@@kevenmt thanks! I used chainsaw bar oil. The thickest you can get. Any oil can will do the trick. Never use grease!

[@kevenmt]

@ love it. Thank you very much!

[@kevenmt]

@ next question - when you applied the rustoleum black enamel did you scour and clean first?

[@Sam_596]

Ah yes, the return of the De-Fingerer™ Pro® 600 ;)

[@laurap4151]

Please make more ASMR vids!! Love this

[@larryjohnson6385]

I attended a trade school and ran a kluge automatic, as well as a Linotype great times

[@josep8325]

Ooo si yo tengo una con caja de linotipos mucho muy nostálgica pues mi padre hacia las facturas para empresas importantes en ese tiempo.

[@DangerousDaveyBoy]

My old shop had one of these. Never saw one run before until now. Awesome! Definitely not printing 13,000/ hr tho. 😜

[@SecretPesch]

Your videos arent showed at my subscrptions anymore but im still subscribed. Wtf youtube

[@aprendeencuadernacion8990]

Excelente maestro Dustin

[@shedactivist]

Fantastic and Amazing. Don't forget to pull the handle!

[@fleetswoodshop3339]

THAT IS SO COOL .THANK YOU THANK YOU FROM DOUG

[@brunofelipebrz]

Nice vídeo!

[@nickbloodsworth4705]

Would this be an electric version of a peddle powered Gordon style press?

[@dpmakestuff]

It’s a Chandler and Price with a DC motor on the input side. This press never had a treadle.

[@nickbloodsworth4705]

@@dpmakestuff ahhh. It just looks very similar. Cool stuff man! Where does one acquire a press like this?

[@williamlarson2759]

I was 11 or 12 when my dad let me operate one. Never will forget him telling me... just dont smash your hand!

[@TheMoonlightCraftsman]

I want one

[@carlosruizruiz1555]

Donde es

[@jayakarthikeyan3902]

I have this machine in working condition per hour 2000 copies print

[@dpmakestuff]

I don’t understand this.

[@debjitroy6216]

1st one to enjoy your vid ??

[@carlosruizruiz1555]

Precio

[@EnricoPascucci]

thank you for this vid!

[@alirezaalireza4935]

Very very nise❤

[@alirezaalireza4935]

Very nise

[@stationshelter]

wow just like virgina wolve

[@huuvihanhdung510]

video hay good

[@discgolftrainnut]

I wonder how many hands got smashed with that.

[@arbyars.chicksawdust]

I'm sure a lot. In school I could go a long time thanking the paper out with my left hand and putting one in with my right. I was good for a beginner. Never did it for a job. I'm sure someone who did it all the time would laugh at me then. LOL.

[@calimerioalmeida9177]

Muito bom o vídeo. Fico imaginando o quão cansativo era. Exigia muita atenção psicológica e física.

[@VexChoccyMilk]

This thing doesn't look very OSHA compliant ngl.

[@brianp6682]

the sound of the motor kills the asmr.

[@blodekont5458]

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[@dpmakestuff]

@@blodekont5458 don’t be a fucking idiot.