I Make a New One! Making new Parts on Lathe & Mill for Restoration Projects (Compilation Part 3)

In this video you can see all the „I make a new one“ moments from my last four restoration videos I made on my main channel.
Links to the full restoration videos on my main channel are listed below.
I hope you like my work and the video.
Huge thank you to all of my Patreon and PayPal supporters and specially to:
Adel AlSaffar
Gregory
afreeflyingsoul
Alex McGeorge
Courtney Maleport
David Barker
Greg Marston
Mellissa Marcus
Muzaffer Aksoy
Paul Mampilly
Vince Valenti
Xavier Carbel
Yale Baker
Alan Hanson
Alex Breton
alex latzko
Alex Shipley
Aljoscha Erlebach
Allen Frank
Amanda Taylor, Esq
Andreas Mimra
Andrew Phillips
Anthony Adams
Arni Bjorgvinsson
audi4444player
Brian Newton
Carlo
Chad Bryant
Chris Simondet
Cristian Zorilla
Damian Rickard
Dre Gilley
Grok Senften
Harper Kim
Hunter R.
JD Smith
Jeremy Cole
Jessica Alexander
Jonas Richartz
Jordan Page
Joshua Bentley
Jozette Soto
justin f.
Kelly Imgrund
LVE
Marc Cerisier
Martin Rønnow Klarlund
Mellissa McConnell
Michael Bier
Mike Donaldson
Nick Cannon
Pasacal Schmikal
Paul Ambry
PerryK
RiskyDeem
Robert Everich
Scott Marshall
Stuart Mitchell
Suiros
The Carlsons
Trevor Kam
Warren G Strand Jr
웅록 윤
Timestamps:
00:00 Antique Kitchen Scale Restoration
09:15 Broken Deadlocked Vise Restoration
15:26 Oil Lamp Restoration
16:45 Antique Hacksaw Restoration
Links to the original restoration videos:
Antique Kitchen Scale Restoration - The Masterpiece
• Antique Kitchen Scale ...
Broken Deadlocked Vise - Perfect Restoration (I did it again)
• Broken Deadlocked Vise...
Barn Find Oil Lamp - Perfect Restoration
• Barn Find Oil Lamp - P...
Antique Rusty Hacksaw with Broken Blade - Restorations
• Antique Rusty Hacksaw ...
My camera:
Panasonic HC-V180
If you have any questions about the process, machines i'm using or other stuff, just ask me in the comments. I read them all and i try to reply as soon as possible.
Sorry for my bad english, it's not my language. I try my best to improve my technical english.
Subscribe for more of my content. I'm uploading videos about mechanical stuff, as new creations and buildings and also restorations.
Thank you for watching :-)
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[@joseferreira3422]

How can anyone gives this true craftsman thumbs down???nothing but jealousy!!!

[@Vickie-Bligh]

I'm in total agreement with everyone: "I make a new one" brings a smile to my face. It's not just that you are so good at creating new parts (which you are), the fun you have making new parts comes through and includes us all. Thanks for that compilation. It was fun!

[@chompette_]

I love it when a series has recurring characters, like the Beverly Shears :>

[@johndeerebam7]

Oil can is also one.

[@michaelcherry8952]

Ah yes! The beautiful Beverly Shears in a "cutting edge" recurring role. You should check out her IMDB webpage ;-) To me, the fact that he actually uses the tools that he rescues and restores are further proof that he is a dedicated and talented machinist. It just goes against the grain to let them sit on a shelf as eye candy. Tools are meant to be used. Good tools need to be cherished. I swear I could put this on a continuous loop as a sort of visual ASMR.

[@embyrr922]

The shears are my favorite recurring character.

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

It's the one and only Beverly Shear!

[@koenvanderrijt5244]

HAHAHA!! Oh i love this one.. Shes pretty tho.. after some hardcore surgery..

[@jonny555ive]

Your work is poetry in motion. I am amazed everytime at your craftsmanship and attention to detail. Some hero's don't wear capes.

[@120Livi]

I've watched This Old Tony really struggling with spinning metal discs so kudos for getting it to work so successfully

[@Renville80]

Another guy good at spinning metal is Rick on The Luminary Shoppe channel, as he sometimes has to fabricate repair parts for whatever carriage lamp he’s currently fixing.

[@aktraveller]

The sound of a part dropping into the cardboard box is music to my ears.

[@fish_bacon]

Yeah .. never change that humble box!

[@mothball5425]

I love catchy box ❤️

[@WeItenspinner]

I would love it to have this as my notification sound on my phone. XD

[@SimplyReg]

I love it when Blondihacks says "Yahtzee".

[@cheif10thumbs]

I never get tired of watching these. Very relaxing. House arrest/Quarantine suck a lot less.

[@fish_bacon]

I still maintain that the solder job on the ring under the brass plate, is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen

[@TeRenSSh]

I adore the fact that you restore the part just to show us you are not going to use it. Also what other restoration youtubers do after sandblasting is just puts a pain on and call it done. You say "now lets start restoring this part".. and this is what really sets you apart. You do a great job!

[@skyeye9566]

Hello, I have a big request, make an episode about calculations, drawings and sketches, how you do it all, that all replacement parts are identical to the original. This is so interesting. Besides, I love to watch your episodes from start to finish :)

[@richardpalmer6196]

Great idea ! Language barriers may be an issue , Americans have a strong allergy to the metric system. lt makes us break out in tears .😂

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

@@richardpalmer6196 as do imperial measurements over this side of the pond. 15/64"!!! You would sure find it easier where everything divides by 10 instead of 16, 32 and 64. 1000kg of water occupies 1m³ and is 1000litres, how easy do you want it!

[@jonny555ive]

Outstanding, I like how you've gone back and showed a little behind the scenes footage of past projects. I hope you do more of these. Thank you. 👍I love your channel👍

[@lescobosasainz]

This is exactly what I was waiting for. I was always wanting to see him do a complete replica. Amazing

[@lescobosasainz]

Wait finished the video and it's not what I thought. Still amazing. I hope he makes just a straight replica of something some day

[@mymechanicsinsights]

It's just a compilation of all the "i make a new one" moments from the restoration projects on my main channel. Link in description

[@jonny555ive]

@@mymechanicsinsights It is awesome, please do more of these videos. 👍👍

[@warrenmusselman9173]

@@mymechanicsinsights I would love to see you restore a more complex machine. I was hoping for that with the compressor, but alas, it was not to be. Perhaps a multipart video or a series of videos. Have you seen the video series by Sampson Boat Co of the restoration of a 1910 sailing yacht? Essentially every piece of the boat is fully refabricated and replaced.

[@SAIFULSULAIMAN]

@@mymechanicsinsights my fren..why u are repeating the same job??..at long minutes..bro u should start a new@a weeks once restoration..just to maintain ur Account..tqsm🙏🇲🇾

[@arisaka9963]

No other restoration channel is at this guy’s level. Not even close.

[@squiggie190]

I could watch you make new ones all day long.

[@MeechJacobs]

I just watched all 3 comps in a row. Please don't switch "I make a new one" with "I replace it". I make a new one is LIFE my guy!!!!

[@Mikey__Mike]

I feel so happy to see a new/old video. Compilations are always nice. Its my fix because i just love love love watching you work.

[@soloroid]

The scales video was basically "Here is an old set of scales... I make a new one."

[@octaviussludberry9016]

But he didn't though did he. He restored lots of the original parts.

[@scottwhitley3392]

Don’t think there is anything wrong with replacing parts, asking as he made them himself

[@sawboss5794]

One of my favs

[@stevebaker5642]

You sir, are a master of your craft - it is a pleasure to watch!

[@Mcm808]

Your channel is my favorite restoration channel by far on youtube. Your work is impeccable.

[@jannamarie3990]

You are, without a doubt, extremely talented! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 Stars 😊

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

Spinning the copper dish and soldering the ring on, superbly done.

[@dv.singh97]

You have such an amazing paint selection in all your projects. Watch any video and at the end you’re like damn man that colors really look awesome. Hats off to you for that! I watch all your videos (on repeat) and can’t find even a single video having bad paint color selection. You’re great.

[@SouthOfGate]

seeing the words I make new ones and I make a new one so often was pure heaven!

[@lobo241us]

Amazing as always. Best channel on KZbin!

[@Azreal34]

I could watch this all day.

[@elborrachogrande]

“Made this piece to only sandblast the head” of course he did. I watch a lot of restorations and still no one makes it perfect like My Mechanics

[@ekzospaip5022]

Agree

[@Gappasaurus]

I think i said this in the actual vice video too, but i was so happy when you used the old handle to make all those new parts 😊 It still had some usefulness left in it!

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

I love your attention to detail and technology for skill development.

[@paulgraf4140]

It's always a great pleasure to watch your videos! Tremendous job! 👍

[@robertgrell486]

Nice video My Mechanics😉 Good compilations👍

[@StormGundam]

I'm so happy you've made compilations of your work on the lathe and mill; making new parts for your restoration projects. Those were the most satisfying moments in your videos when it started off as a scrap of metal then like magic it becomes a new immaculately made bolt/but/washer/pin/rivet/or even a new lever! It's like visual ASMR to me. 😁

[@xmeda]

Relaxation video. I like how all the sounds are clear. Every scratch is audible. This really is pleasure to watch.

[@TheStillWalkin]

I can hear your accent when reading yozr explanations, now this is asmr 😂

[@qamarabbasofficialchannel1713]

Old video but you make new videos I went see

[@qamarabbasofficialchannel1713]

OK

[@tracymclaughlinholmes677]

As much hand crafted care and attention to detail as you put into these restorations I believe they come out better than the day they were manufactured.

[@kjamison5951]

What a great concert and you gave us all the old favorites! Thank you!

[@HepauDK]

Back in the day when I made internal threads on the good o'le Colchester lathe, I would mount the tap in the tailstock, push it gently against the workpiece and rotate the chuck by hand for the first couple of turns. That way I was absolutely sure the tap would go all the way in at the correct angle when I switched to the tap handle for better feel. For external threads, I would do just about what you did, but without the drill chuck in the tailstock (might have used a morse cone, don't remember). For parts that didn't fit in the lathe, I would just use the drill press instead, and again, turn the chuck by hand the first couple of turns, remove the workpiece from the drill press and finish by hand.

[@MrUnit731]

The pressing of the tray,,I’ve never that before. Really great.

[@richardpalmer6196]

These short teaching posts are wonderful . l have done some sheet metal forming by spinning and with proper backing forms you can make a few things you may never otherwise find replacements for . This also applies to being able to form special purpose fasteners. This demonstrates the prime difference between a repairman and a craftsman. Both can be trained , but a craftsman creates . Repairmen have ability , craftsmen have ability and the talent to innovate.

[@MohsenAYN]

it's like you are amazing at so many levels. -you always know what to do -you always have the right tool and right skill -you shoot video like a pro -you edit video like a pro -and much more you are indeed AWESOME.

[@mymechanicsinsights]

Thank you so much :-)

[@DobermannDaze]

Woot, new video!

[@gordongiobanni7543]

Thank you for this video in particular. My fascination with your parts craftsmanship to begin with was satisfied

[@ochoch9345]

Mill's Greatest Hits

[@invertedpolarity6890]

You make this all look so easy.

[@kentuckytrapper780]

#100 in 16 minutes, popular man. Great video.

[@ericbeckers2673]

Awesome craftmanship

[@wowt]

Inspired by your work my son and i started restoring our vice. Unfortunately i lack the skills and tools to make new parts, but it's looking good anyway. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@jerrycoleman2610]

Mesmerizing all the detail in your restorations, thanks for sharing your videos.!.!.!.

[@jcsrst]

It is so enjoyable to watch someone do a restoration job that is better than the original.

[@semprequevoceleroscomentar7752]

*Show! Perfect Service!*

[@stevejoubs]

There are so many good restoration channels on You Tube, but yours is number one for me. You set the standard in my opinion.

[@iteerrex8166]

The scale was a full master class replication. Bravo!!!

[@David-gd6qt]

Another incredible video. Thank you so much once again.

[@albi11XD]

He makes new one I watch new one

[@fredadd]

Great compilation. Great trip down memory lane.

[@Avishay90]

Thank you for sharing Love will win, fear will not - Love fear 💖 than it will never win 🙏

[@RonParker]

You can blend in that solder seam on the copper plate for the scale using a "bright copper" patina for stained glass work. You can either buy the patina pre-made, or you can make your own from copper sulfate, distilled water, and dilute sulfuric acid. Just brush it on and rinse it off - it electroplates lead (or steel) without an external current source.

[@EliteWorm]

I'm truly impressed by your work... Excellent 👌

[@cowgirlo99]

I love to watch! thanks.

[@connerbaldwin8405]

Simply amazing, must be such a satisfying line of work

[@xjyo]

We demand a video on the main channel! Make a new one!

[@mymechanicsinsights]

Coming soon

[@zethes66]

very cool to see the forming operations.. you do great work forming on the lathe

[@MuNu_XiPi]

Finally what we were all wating for!

[@banamai]

Another nice video. Bravo!

[@RANDALLOLOGY]

I am blown away with every video and your skills to make that stuff. As I stated in previous videos and will have to continue to say " AMAZING " 👍

[@masterboys9000]

Golden job

[@fender5247]

You do beautiful work thank you for sharing

[@hendriktabak7036]

Really nice! You love what you are doing 👍

[@patrikkarlsson1161]

Very good work. 👍

[@vernabink2865]

Your knowledge and expertise make for fascinating viewing.

[@biggSHNDO]

I laughed in delight when you made those gold things that screw into each other with the reaming

[@thechorus8981]

*I make a new one* Me : Oh, it's gonna be satisfacting..

[@jonny555ive]

Don't forget he did sandblasting too 👍👍

[@thechorus8981]

@@jonny555ive oh yeah, this is so satisfacting too 🤤

[@StormGundam]

My favorite moments in all of his restoration projects :D

[@julienfreddy8285]

C'est magnifique a regarder. Merci beaucoup.

[@victorjohnson2093]

Great Video

[@Oliverdobbins]

Great idea for a video. Some of my favourite moments on your channel start with “l make new one!”

[@paks4241]

Great jobs, 👏

[@tooleater3562]

I would describe your work as "sexy engineering"... The parts you make are exquisite! You are a true professional!

[@jean3xyz]

Bonjour; quel beau travail que je vois ici! Je m'empresse à m'abonner à ta chaîne. Un gros merci de partager tout ça avec nous. à t

[@riverflow3831]

Wow! Job well done 👍✅🎶🙏👏🌞🔔🌝❤️😂😇

[@adinchina1]

Can’t wait to see new episode

[@ehcsemak3917]

Sehr schön gemacht

[@kb3kyx]

Should do a walk through video of where you keep everything you restore, and a side video of a walk through your workshop, I'd love to know who makes some for the tools you use, your tap and die set is really nice!

[@personalnothinginbusiness52]

It's beyond the magical.) I've seen before you had polishing a lot than these days)

[@pollyseip]

Love your humor!! 7:03 😂

[@pamelaneibuhr6959]

Amazing, love the title.

[@TheBjossi80]

Everything you make is masterpiece 👌 great editing too ❤

[@jeremied.2665]

Nice ones 😊

[@user-bi8iu9lx7m]

Awesome video and satisfying at the same time👌👍

[@Pushpin06]

omg I am so gonna use that trick at 2:10 ! polishing the edge of a straightedge what a genius idea Edit: also, my mechanics, could you perhaps add the types of steel you are using for each project? like I wonder what kind of steel would fit as a handle for a vise, I'd love to know! Edit2: also, my mechanics please try and find a wood lathe to restore! that way you could mount a collet chuck on that! preventing the sanding dust from ruining the ways on the metal lathe :)

[@tired1911]

Amazing. Such skill, attention to detail and mastery of the machines, I wonder how you find the time to do these things. You must be in great demand as a master machinist.

[@terrystover7365]

You are very talented and I really enjoy your videos. I subbed you.

[@nuassul]

Es una de las partes más satisfactoria de tus videos, gracias por esta saga de "me voy a hacer unos nuevos". Saludos cordiales :'-)

[@JoriDiculous]

You should do shop tour video, showing off all your tools =)

[@kingyoman1]

Ohhhhh, I can't watch it now, but already liked, number 444!

[@martinpanev6651]

Awesome

[@brpaulino]

Yaaaaaaassss

[@M00NM0NEY]

You don't have to edit any footage, I'll watch your work all day!

[@ChrisLee-UK]

17:02 did that myself years ago and never looked back haha :D Great video my friend :)

[@MuhammadTariq-mi7wu]

Good job

[@maria.luisa.garcia2169]

Wow !