Rusty Roasting Spit Restoration

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[@Blue-ff2qv]

Am I the only one who absolutely loves the breakdown process? I am always amazed at how many parts went in simple machines like this.

[@coach3132]

That's all I watch it for

[@dangelle6283]

I wonder how they put them back in the correct place and order.

[@dookee2478]

Although very interesting..... I’m here for the sole purpose of trying it sleep at night 🙂

[@djsplatta2855]

Definitely love the breakdown process. Also love how it's all put back together and in working order.

[@NatalAttack]

I love how all the pieces were made with the intention to last (or at least be repaired).

[@nata8683]

Гениальное изобретение! Завёл, и шашлычки сами вращаются! Дизайн отличный! Спасибо за видео, даже и не подозревала, что такие существуют!

[@chrismba777]

Is anyone else astounded at the level of engineering that went into pieces like this back in the day?

[@jimmymeetsworld464]

Things back then we're not designed to be disposable.

[@iamrichrocker]

You find or seek to find the most interesting and rare items to restore..and i am amazed at how well these items are made..the craftsmanship of these items puts the new stuff to shame..and this is why i love these restoration videos..to bring back the good stuff..to show people what our ancestors had in their lives..thank you once again..

[@Vault57]

The chicken should be on the center rod of the spit and the adjustable tine would stick in the chicken to hold in place to keep it spinning and getting heat on all sides. The way it was set up, the chicken just rotated on the tine and the heavier side kept facing towards the fire. Really cool device though...

[@russellcampbell9641]

Like a true artiste, he can get a local peasant to show him the correct way of impalement.......lol!

[@kurtbarlow9402]

@@russellcampbell9641 If the impalement is done correctly, the subject is still alive when placed over the fire. And I simply ADORE peasants, but I never could finish a whole one.

[@jamesrogers47]

I was pleased to see that you prudently chose to leave the mainspring coiled inside its housing. Perhaps you may come across one of those devices clockmakers use to coil and uncoil mainsprings (or maybe you could one day fabricate one for yourself.)

[@accaliamurraymusic]

10:05 the most important step. The spit would have burst into flames if you didn't pet Avril

[@jimharris4013]

You put the meat on wrong. The meat goes on the center rod. The off-set rod is to keep the meat from spinning on the center rod. Good job on the restoration of that rusty oldy.

[@danhard8440]

your not supposed to tell other guys what to do with there meat haa haa

[@danhard8440]

you missed my point lol

[@rixceltae9849]

This is the French way, we like to do things on our side, in our own way.

[@bamikroket]

@@rixceltae9849 French chicken is half well done, half medium rare?

[@corydriver7634]

Jim Harris he’s a restorer not a cook.

[@sirhrmechanic2648]

I just bought one of these for restoration. A slightly later model, but same intervals. This video is really helpful! You saved me much head-scratching! Thanks for a Great video!

[@ЕлизаветаКарпова-п8б]

Надо же какая придумка . Сколько всего интересного и забытого. Оно служило людям верой и правдой .

[@Le_Codex]

The cat petting is part of the restoration process, do not forget it. Trop chou comme miaulement :3

[@paulorchard7960]

Le Codex my cat would not allow this to happen without petting! He owns everything, just allows me to use it and be there !

[@jeltai5151]

@@paulorchard7960 my cat is the cam-cat and the film director he demands fish before work only to throw at me

[@russellcampbell9641]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jeffcarroll1990shock]

Does the type of breed matter?

[@updownstate]

@@jeffcarroll1990shock cat or bird?

[@russellcampbell9641]

Wow, he has a German WW1 "Stahlhelm" in his barn! Great work, as usual!!! You are a true artiste!

[@kirby9759]

What's that?

[@plebeianlifting2084]

Steel helmet

[@lordvengerx]

Ikr that's so neat. I'm pretty sure that their land is close to the western front. Framers still find artillery shells to this day. There's still those missing tunnels packed with explosives. There was 9 I believe but lightning found one. I would like to visit Verdun and passchendaele and the Somme one day.

[@nautifella]

Probably been there since the German dropped it. So much history. We're kinda short on history, but long on future.

[@ryancook6452]

@@nautifella what do you mean short on history? Theres shit tons on europe all the way back to before the romans

[@ЛюбовьДолгова-и1ц]

Такую красоту в музей. Домашний лучше. Молодец. Старина не забываемое ощущение.

[@nataliakhartskhaeva7446]

Золотые ручки Мастера, волшебная работа. Рыжий котик, главный помощник в реставрации.

[@Aleziss]

je viens tout juste de m'abonner... le meilleur commentaire que je peux faire c'est de continuer à ne JAMAIS mettre de musique mais plutôt à entendre les bruits environnants et le bruit des outils... bravo !

[@anitanunley697]

I'm so impressed with all the little pieces and how you remember how to put them all back correctly. Keep posting I love these videos.

[@subart32]

Lalp

[@IR-nq4qv]

The hands tell the whole story, remarkable! I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. The guy who appeared with the weathered hands at 11:33 knows his way around the shop, I have much respect for him.. Thanks for the cat, tells me what kind of people you are , the compassion for everything and all living things, certainly reflects as a a mirror image to your good work ethics and professionalism . Beautiful job on disassembly/ assembly and repairs while maintaining its original state and appearance. It's something that you wouldn't want to see any other way! I'm a believer and a subscriber, keep up the awesome work and great videos! Two Thumbs up!!

[@orsker]

Работа проделана хорошо. Но мясо надевается на центральный шомпол. А боковой крюк фиксирует мясо от проворачивания.

[@ИванИванов-о7м9г]

+++++++

[@ГульбануТусекешова-й3ь]

Я думала одна тут русскоговорящая 😀 а так, мне понравилось как все привели в порядок 🙂👍

[@ИванИванов-о7м9г]

@@ГульбануТусекешова-й3ь )))

[@Almaz1188]

Тоже всё понравилось, кроме ручки! Надо на токарном делать! Ну или хотя бы в дрель зажать и ошкурить...

[@ladogaspirit9953]

@@Almaz1188 может он хотел подержанный вид придать

[@ftswarbill]

I never seen a manual non-electric spit before. You learn something new everyday. Great restore!

[@malcoexclamation]

A beautify restoration, as always. You probably shouldn't have greased the brass gears as they are self-lubricating. The grease only attracts dust which contributes to the wear.

[@Steph9257]

Doublement merci, de nous faire découvrir ces vieux objets, et nous rappeler comme nos anciens étaient ingénieux. et la troisième étoile pour vous qui vous impliquez autant afin que ces objets ne disparaissent pas.

[@freethought2296]

That quite the elaborate machine just to rotisserie a chicken! Another great restore, and I see that Avril is still doing an exceptional job checking and approving all your work. Looking forward to the next one.

[@judgeholden849]

That remarkable part is that it's entirely kinetic

[@skoalonguys6788]

So rusted, worn and abused, it couldn’t possibly be salvaged, let alone restored. And yet, every time, you work some kind of magic! 🤟👌

[@olgadanes-volkov7985]

This channel is pure delight. Quiet, methodical, exquisite workmanship. Perfection.

[@gnufz8623]

Just discovered your channel. Watching you and observing your attention to detail and your respect for 100+ year old technology has something very satisfying and soothing. Love it!

[@hengepupper3207]

Finally a proper channel of restaurations WITHOUT talking. Good quality videos and fun to watch. Well done.

[@srh1101]

A very lovely restoration and such a great thing to have on a camp fire. A couple tips for you though. 1. When you tried repairing the handle you got the brass way too hot, that's why you used so much solder and it wouldn't stick. When doing that kind of repair just heat the brass only as hot as it needs to be to melt the solder. 2. Take all the mechanism back apart and strip all that grease off. You should never use it on a clock mechanism as it attracts dirt and grime and will eventually gum up the movement. If you need to lubricate it use a graphite based lubricant designed for clocks.

[@srh1101]

Oh, and it will work better if you have the meat on the centre spit rather than the wing you made to hold the meat. :)

[@WatcherintheDark69]

Beautiful restoration! The clockwork mechanism works great and I like the paint matching the original. I'm sure your furry boss approves.

[@howardkennedy708]

You're living proof that necessity is the mother of invention, your skill in making another wood handle is impressive, nice job.

[@dougalexander7204]

Now, that was exceptional! Your restorations are professional and, you are very talented and experienced. Stay awesome.

[@18psutton]

I've a rusty one of those similar needs restoring but it works still amazingly

[@AaronHungwell]

To quote Geordi LaForge “Just because something is old, doesn’t mean it’s useless.”

[@RavenMacy]

I like a good trek quote 🙂

[@nautifella]

I represent that more and more every day. But people still argue...

[@ManoNegraCG]

What an interesting piece to restore! I loved the fact that you left the rough surfaces alone and didn't try to smoothen them out like so many other restorers do: it's part of their history and, well, antiquity. PS. I'd put that chicken on the actual spit and use smaller forks to keep it from spinning, but that's for another discussion :)

[@ethantravis4728]

the P.S. is what I wanted to note, other than that beautiful work!

[@richardharepax123]

The cat in the end is like what is making that noise

[@rixceltae9849]

On reconnait les mains de père et celles du fils... Encore un très belle restauration, bravo. Continuez comme ça, c'est bu beau boulot, c'est cool de voir ça sur une chaine français.

[@Haanila]

Nice touch being outside too ☺🌳 and ofc the cat is a wonderful addition

[@greypatch8855]

Beautiful! I can never find old stuff like this to restore myself

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

me either

[@453421abcdefg12345]

An excellent and functional restoration, I can see this will get a lot of use this summer, if we ever get any sunshine that is.

[@God7is7my7Judge]

Gorgeous! I love the combination of black and bronze. Very elegant. Thank you!

[@javierpina8786]

Well done! 👏👏👏set the timer while walking to get the next cold beer, relying it won't char the chook.nothing can go wrong!!⌚🔔👀👌

[@StefanDembowski]

Pretty cool. I wonder if it was faster originally? In any case, that must have come in handy back in the day when camping.

[@marta8292]

Parabéns! como sempre perfeito. (Quando estou com a mente agitada venho assistir seus vídeos de restauração, pra mim é o melhor calmante pois eu me desligo do mundo).

[@ДариЛар]

Шикарная работа!!! Молодец! 👏 👍👍

[@tomkeene14]

To restore one of these has been on my list for a long time but they are very rare in the UK. Great to watch and excellent work!

[@rudeinterplanetjanet]

Your kitty is a wonderful helper! I hope you appreciate all her hard work! 😺

[@tonyhunt170]

How do you remember how to put these amazingly complicated machines back together? Do you use your disassembly video or do you just know?

[@jacquelinelayne7702]

Absolutely fascinating, such strong hands to repair the metal and such kind and soft hands to pet the kitty thank you for your videos

[@bethboldman8314]

I can't sleep without seeing one of your videos. I can't wait for next year's offerings.!!

[@spencerwilton5831]

Very nice, just not sure about painting the cast iron parts, something like black lead grate polish (graphite paste) would give a really nice shine and probably be much more in keeping with the style of this.

[@ВикторОмегов-и3щ]

Кот роскошный и всегда помогает

[@Parlament_PUBG]

Безумно люблю смотреть ваши видео👍👍

[@amysbees6686]

SUPERB! ASTONISHING!!! WORKS PERFECTLY! How was the chicken?

[@ВадимКузнецов-з2й]

... отличная получилась работа!-, вторая жизнь старой вещи, только в наше время такой гаджет совсем не актуален, тем не менее - ты молодец,проделал огромную работу, здоровья тебе и удачи во всём!!!

[@Deny534]

Ну почему не актуален? Очень даже актуален. Ни какого электричества не надо, завёл и смотри, как жаровня сама всё крутит, вертит, сплошная выгода.

[@herveleny5220]

Encore une très belle restauration, ainsi qu'un beau " tournage ", aussi bien pour le film que pour le poulet. Bravo. Je me suis régalé à regarder plusieurs de vos réalisations. Continué, je me suis abonné. Cordialement. Hervé

[@anthonymcnamara4002]

If someone was making these today, I would 100% buy one. So much classier than the electric ones we have now.

[@RicoZed]

ces vidéos de restauration sont toujours aussi fascinantes, je reste happé à chaque fois.

[@bertmenden2645]

Best one yet! Only thing I personally would have done is "Japaned" the cast iron piece instead of gloss black paint. I see you plucked your own chicken too.... appropriate for a antique spit turner. Like the chrome wheel nut as the start of your spit manufacture.

[@diannetell6757]

Simple comme remonter une horloge... fallait y penser. Très bel objet, belle restauration comme d'hab. Merci les bonhommes.

[@LoftechUK]

Got to 5 mins in and knew this unit is going to look amazing. I mean it’s all brass.

[@blainerueckwald]

Are all of these amazing old contraptions a part of your family’s heritage. A great reason to restore them.

[@Goldenbear_of_83]

Am I the only one who falls asleep to these kinds of videos

[@Mi_Ch-26]

Ничего себе гриль😱😱👍👍👍. Я тоже такой хочу на дачу🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇷🇺🇷🇺. Мастер супер!!!👍👍👍

[@AfterTheRains]

Can’t tell if the cat was more interested in the noise from the gears or the smell from the cooking! Nice restoration.

[@royallclark6331]

Another great restoration! The round object that looked like a telephone bell, was that in fact a bell? If so, was it a means to know if the spring ran down? My ears are too old to know if it was "dinging" or not! LOL

[@MikeBaxterABC]

I think it only "dings" when the spring winds down to stop ... so you can wind it up again

[@adreine.x3088]

Nobody: Me: *rewinds to hear Avril meow*

[@markdingleberg1103]

Love the birds chirping in the background!

[@paulorth2251]

I forgot these even existed, nice work putting it back together.

[@mazetmedjeber1758]

Can you restore the hamlet please ? Super video !

[@svipace8220]

The best part of this restoration is petting the Avril. Love the kitty.

[@SylviePereiraSyPer]

Une abonnée de plus ! La prochaine fois que tu as une poignée ou autre chose à tourner, fais-moi signe. Même si tu n'es pas à coté de chez moi, on se l'envoie par la poste ;)

[@yo1347]

Excelente trabajo. Felicitaciones , maestro.

[@alanmeyer2699]

The whole spring and gear system is very very close to the system that is in old phonographs, victrola, columbia, ext. A flat spring with a hand crank and regulator. Pretty cool really.

[@shawnataylor7998]

I love your channel to watch even when I don't know what the project is..thanks for sharing your knowledge and history of each project..please continue to share new projects.

[@Draugmot]

Why don't you use drill or a drill press while making new handle? It's quite handy when you don have a lathe )

[@JoeMakes]

I have my own channel, and I have to admit, you are my favorite thing on KZbin! Keep up the great work. Tres bien

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

Quincaillerie: hardware store.....ah bien sûr! Very fine restoration.

[@tomjoad1363]

Yes, and the "Quincaillier" is the hardware store owner. Perpignan is the town of the hardware store. Iwas wondering: does "Jh" stands for John in english?

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

@@tomjoad1363 jh might stand for Jean-Hilaire Belloc....or I could be totally wrong....at any rate, a very interesting restorer with some great talent. Enjoy the weekend.

[@tomjoad1363]

@@dr.skipkazarian5556 Thanks. You do the same. :)

[@daviddonaghy6494]

Nice to see someone working the way it was probably done when it was new.

[@glennmoreland6457]

You could get these that hung down vertically in front of coal fired range's... "Bottle jacks" They often put a tray at the bottom to catch the "dripping"

[@Joe1935429]

Another beautiful job! Looks like something for the well off in it's day. when you had meat on the spit, Avril looked like she was looking for something to speed the old thing up.

[@МихаилБулдурату]

Шкатулка получилось просто сууууперрр вам нужно показывать в своих видео свою кошек у меня тоже есть два кота и кошка я обожаю маленьких котят и щенят я всегда удивляюсь терпению людей которые занимаются реставрацией стриных предметов.

[@stanleydenning]

I was very confused as to the name of this video. It is not a Roasting Pit. A roasting pit is where one places the fire in which the roasting is going to be done. This is a Rotisserie. And a finley made one at that. Well done restoration.

[@iljaberendsenn]

I stumbled upon your channel, and now I have to see every video. Love your work. And very satisfying to watch the restoration!

[@Deny534]

Эта жаровня, что-то с чем-то. Я думал, как можно в ней что-то пожарить, там же сплошные механизмы, а когда видео досмотрел до конца, то понял, что к чему. Оказывается она крутит вертел, 🍢 на котором написано мясо 🥩. Спасибо 🙏 вам огромное, что отреставрировали такой замечательный и нужный в хозяйстве предмет. Я бы тоже такую красивую жаровню хотел бы иметь, электричества ни какого не надо, завёл механизм рукояткой и смотри, как она сама крутит, вертит, без всякого электричества. Сплошная экономия и выгода. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ianrandell9763]

Love your through restorations, plus your furry companion who loves the attention. Keep it up 👌🇦🇺

[@jrand2631]

Beautiful restoration, and it worked! 👍👍👍

[@sheep1ewe]

Awsome! I did not even know those existed, but now i know i want one... ha ha!

[@lumgs2009]

Is dad the official carpenter? 🙂

[@fretlyra7767]

superbe restauration :) j'ai la meme mais de villefranche :)

[@rafaelbargues8172]

Il ne reste plus qu'à nous inviter pour la grillade ! J'adore votre travail ne changez rien 👍⚒

[@philippe-lebel]

J'aurais mis le poulet sur la tige principale et fait un crochet plus petit que j'aurais enfoncé dedans pour l’empêcher de se retourner. En tout cas chouette vidéo ;)

[@CAMPEDELLaurent]

Ouaip, bizarre l'utilisation de la broche. 😁

[@robertrobello67]

One FINE piece of machinery restored well done indeed A1

[@elneno82]

Great job, as usual! I've veen wondering what was this machine for the whole video. Just a small sugestion, the chicken should be on the main shaft, and the branch fixes it avoiding it to rotate freely as it happened to tou. Cheers!

[@КонстантинДенисов-й5я]

Нужная вещь...Хорошая работа....

[@riharikaa809]

Fantastic, restoration, old craft man’s ship brilliant.

[@moeeemonroe2246]

A lot of French vintage you got there. I love it

[@mikehendrix6558]

Do you take pictures step by step so you know how to put things back together. On some things it's impossible to remember where 1,000 pieces go? Lol

[@William_Borgeson]

I wasn't expecting it to look like a clock inside, it came out really nice wish one when I was a boy scout, yes I was the guy turning the pig on the spit for hours. And thanks for paying the cat tax, love it!

[@Freediver1976]

Nice video you could adjust the speed its possible by changing the spring

[@tomdixon1213]

That cat ran the show

[@paperbea]

I had a panic attack just thinking about having to put that back togeather

[@heru-deshet359]

That's the purpose of the video, lol.

[@dennissvensson6051]

Start smal and work your way up, document, take photos etc and after a while most people can do it. Start with something easy like the gears or braiks on a bike, then a old coffe grinder etc.