Restoration Coffee Grinder 1920s - England suffolk iron foundry

[@aetherograph]

I love this, and it's the best kind of grinder too. But I have never seen anybody make coffee quite that way haha XD

[@dagorgonzoladotco]

That is called "Cowboy Coffee"

[@RestorationVideo]

my dear Another successful job. All your new tools now make this so easy and produce such a beautiful finished product. Well done!!!!😮😮😮

[@MWRestoration]

Thank you for your comment, stay tuned for the next videos.

[@ninaevans4501]

An amazing restoration, fantastic. Stowmarket is a little town about a 10 minute drive up the road from where we live here in Ipswich. It's unlikely that the Suffolk Iron Foundary Ltd still exists (probably, it was demolished years ago). It would be rather ironic (pun uninteñded) if the site where the foundary once stood, is now occupied by the BOSCH Power Tool manufacturing depot. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 Warmest Regards Wayne & Nina

[@LadyLeigh]

The most beautiful coffee machine restoration I have ever seen! Superb! Cheers from Australia. 🤗🇦🇺

[@JoostvDijk]

Great video, i loved it! One suggestion; maybe give some descriptions along the way

[@Youknow831]

Absolutely amazing work!!!! That jet thing with the purple nosle is so satisfying to watch! Your work is brilliant 😍😍😍

[@gamerhalim4717]

I love see you restoration old stuff. Plus it’s coffee grinder. I love coffee ☕️

[@mileticmile2911]

Bravooooo Maestro od danas sam vjerni pratilac.Maestralno uradjen posao Pozdrav iz Bosne.

[@Vladimir-yl7yi]

Samo mu objasni kako da skuva kafu kako treba 😁 sa sve penom i socom na dnu džezve 😂👍

[@grumpybugger110]

Restoration: Excellent. Coffee making skill: Needs work.

[@MWRestoration]

It's a Turkish coffee. You drink this with the coffee grounds. But the coffee grounds settle at the bottom of the cup after a few minutes. That you don't drink this. 😅

[@robinmoore7202]

I could watch powder coating before and after all day. 😊 Beautiful job!

[@MWRestoration]

Thank you 😊

[@janelloyd4332]

What a beautiful coffee grinder, it would take pride of place in my kitchen if it belonged to me. And such a perfect t restoration. Well done Sir

[@simga5372]

Beautiful restoration. Unquestionably one of the best. Strangely, the coffee didn't bloom while poured over with hot water.

[@Kmnri]

noice, love the bright wood

[@markbounds6260]

Do people really make coffee like that: 2 spoons in a cup and pour hot water in it and drink?!? Blech… nice job on the restoration though!

[@Robstercraw]

Europeans don't know or appreciate making coffee. 😂

[@BeerBellyBerserker]

You put the powder in a coffee filter made for fresh grinded coffee powder😊

[@BeerBellyBerserker]

​@@Robstercrawand yet we invented all the things you use every day dude..

[@Robstercraw]

@SwedishRevenger it's just the fact that in the UK they drink nasty instant coffee. 😒 Do they not have a Keurig? 😅

[@BeerBellyBerserker]

@@Robstercraw hahaha fair point😆

[@watheqjawarneh2919]

Man, this is a piece of art. The paint is amazing , great restoration.

[@hovikmalians3523]

Excellent paint job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@johnsaucedo1131]

Wow. That's museum-quality work. Nice tools, too.

[@MWRestoration]

Thank you for your compliment 😊

[@georgebrown8312]

Splendid job you did restoring the coffee grinder. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work as usual.

[@Hamiltonodnt]

3 days without sleeping Cafein rules I think, this is his secret for doing awesome restorations like this

[@MWRestoration]

😁

[@jackmehoffe9372]

Thoroughly enjoyed that

[@MWRestoration]

😊👍

[@shedmanx3640]

Fantastic restoration and an absolutely stunning paint work has transformed this piece into a beautiful modern day tool. Each piece you do is getting better and better.

[@feltshapes7284]

Transforming isn't restoring. Restoring it would mean bringing it back to how it was originally manufactured, which is certainly not modern. I'm sick of all these "restoration" channels that upgrade things by filing away the imperfections and maker's marks that came from the factory. That's upgrading, not restoring. (I know, if I dislike it, then don't watch it. This popped up and I decided to give it a chance, and I couldn't stop myself from finally ranting. Sorry it happened to be in reply to you, it was just the first comment I saw.) Cheers everybody!

[@feltshapes7284]

I'll admit, this one isn't as bad as others I've seen... I guess I just needed to let that out.

[@raziel3726]

Amazing Restoration 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@pickletreewoodcraft7858]

Very nice restoration. complete overkill, just how I like it

[@RedruM_237]

Made my day when I saw you posted! I can't seem to get enough of your videos, I look forward to seeing more. Keep up the good work!! :)

[@mathieufoley2339]

excellent as always. happy new year!

[@RestoredChannel]

Beautiful work! Watching powder coat cure is really satisfying :)

[@MWRestoration]

Thank you very much, my good KZbin colleague. Yes, you're right. The recordings look pretty good, but unfortunately they are very complex.

[@RestoredChannel]

I can imagine, thanks for all the effort your putting in!@@MWRestoration

[@thrashcore7]

this restoration is magnificent

[@eerini]

Nice work!

[@АлексейФлексеев-в1т]

Реставрация замечательная. Красиво, с душой. Но последние кадры с заваркой кофе-просто святотатство! Нельзя так глумится над этим замечательным напитком. Да и помол жутко крупный. Кофемолку только на каминную полку для декора. А реставрация замечательная!

[@michaeldimmitt2188]

I am curious how to adjust the grind size. Maybe the adjusting part was missing, or there were metal spacer washers that wore out long ago and are missing.

[@markdidsbury3626]

I would have liked to see you refinish the base and handle, other than that a beautiful restore.

[@Mad9977]

that grinder never looked better 👍

[@MWRestoration]

you're right 👍

[@ppiechnik]

Nice job!!

[@GentilAntonioDainese]

Very good! I'm from Americana SP - Brasil.

[@tommypines1039]

Any reason why you strip the paint before sand blasting it, other than maybe viewer asmr? Like is that much paint somehow bad for the sand blaster? Dilutes the sand maybe?

[@MedicYoda]

Probably stripped because of possibility of lead

[@gforcekaras]

Perfection.

[@MWRestoration]

Thanks 😊

[@TheRedbeardster]

Incredible colour! Very nice

[@MWRestoration]

ncredible colour! Very nice 😊

[@AyazRestoration]

Really beautiful restoration 💯

[@JonNemeth-v4q]

Fabulous job 🤩

[@vaibecker]

love every detailing process😊

[@hanitiger4614]

Perfect and so satisfying work as usual sir. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@csabapapp8481]

Great job, proper restoration and video. And then he makes the coffee like wtf? :D Anyway, one of the best jobs I've seen with coffee grinders.

[@x84pav84x]

Потрясающая работа.

[@MWRestoration]

Спасибо

[@philbuss8180]

Daaaaaaamn unfiltered coffee 😂 Thats a nice restoration !!

[@porkiepie1997]

Well done. A brilliant job

[@LArt63]

Какая красотища получилась!!!! Респект и уважение!!!

[@anbu8767]

I enjoyed the paint job

[@chritiko209]

The sandblasting is ao satisfying ❤

[@marcospe2468]

Was looking at your channel and this video appeared! Great restoration :)

[@deafmonk24]

better than the one coffee grinder that the three stooges used to make scrambled eggs with... this one is cool

[@jailsondasilva223]

Restaurado moedor de café ☕😉

[@qlimaxbass5022]

Ehhh Mister, you forget to oil all wooden parts...... 😏✌

[@x84pav84x]

Старое основание очень неплохое было, не было нужды его менять.

[@Chris.Wiley.]

What is that wonderful machine you have that is both a jointer and a planer?

[@ОлегКлыков-ю7в]

ручку и дощечку надо полностью пропитать маслом льняным. долго полимеризуется, зато почти вечной станет. запекание краски просто завораживает.

[@damirik1989]

О, новый видосик! Давно не видно было.

[@АндрейНикитенко-ф4с]

A few quibbles. The paint will quickly be damaged at the contact point between the axle and the body. The screw securing the flywheel to the axle is probably not original. A darker wood color seems more suitable for this body color. The varnish does not seem to match the style of the era, but this is a matter of personal taste. Nevertheless. Great, stylish coffee grinder. A truly wonderful restoration. I'm happy to give you a like.

[@MWRestoration]

👍

[@coutinho640]

Parabéns pela restauração.

[@warlenmaldonado9978]

um moedor desses dá gosto da gente ter...

[@thany3]

Was that food safe oil you put on on the grinding disc? It seemed like WD40.

[@Ale.K7]

Nice!

[@alastairrose3331]

Nice, I'm from Stowmarket as well

[@hzhz4768]

I'm glad you're not my barista. That cup of coffee at the end, terrible. As for the restauration, great job!

[@MWRestoration]

It's a Turkish coffee. You drink this with the coffee grounds. But the coffee grounds settle at the bottom of the cup after a few minutes. That you don't drink this.

[@kevincross9089]

Nice video and nice work. I wish it was a restoration rather than a repair and customize. It looks nice at the end but the originality is gone forever.

[@ariecos05]

Any consideration to nickel plate any of the screws/rods for longevity?

[@MWRestoration]

Of course you can nickel-plate the screws. then they will last longer. To ensure a professional and durable nickel layer, you first have to copper-plate the screws and then nickel-plate them. otherwise the nickel layer will not hold.

[@nescobaraloplop9468]

17:15 wood enters lathe cross-grain. 17:30 handle exits lathe with grain turned 90 degrees!

[@MWRestoration]

But you watched the video very carefully. You are right, I cut the logs again. Because I wanted the grain direction to be different. I've already taken the photos of the wood, so I didn't feel like shooting it again.

[@michaeldimmitt2188]

@@MWRestorationI thought so!

[@paulkupperman7049]

Was the third coat a white powder that bakes to clear?

[@MWRestoration]

Yes, the third coat was a clear coat

[@williamryder9785]

so you drink the coffee with the grounds?

[@MWRestoration]

It's a Turkish coffee. You drink this with the coffee grounds. But the coffee grounds settle at the bottom of the cup after a few minutes. That you don't drink this.

[@RROOBBWWAANN]

17:19 The crack was cut across the grain of the wood?

[@Wishbone1977]

Yeah, I thought "why on earth would you cut it like that?", but it seems he figured out that was a mistake and cut another piece in the correct orientation, he just didn't show it. You see him mounting the wrongly cut piece in the lathe, and then after it has been turned round, the grain is suddenly magically lengthwise 😀

[@MWRestoration]

Yes, that's exactly how it was. I worked for a very long time that day. 13 hours. That's why I only noticed the error later.

[@Mustafa93]

What happens if we sandblast directly without removing the paint?

[@Wishbone1977]

He did for some of the parts, where stripping the paint would be impractical, but basically 1) it takes longer to do the sandblasting, and 2) if the paint contains lead, sandblasting it poses a health risk. You don't want airborne pulverized lead in your workshop.

[@MWRestoration]

Yes, that's exactly what it looks like

[@MWRestoration]

This is a very good question. You can actually sandblast the entire paint layer. However, it doesn't always make sense to sandblast the color. 1 Some paints are poisonous and carcinogenic, so you should remove the paint with a stain and only then sandblast it. 2 Not all paint colors can be sandblasted; extremely robust powder paints are very difficult to remove. That's why it's quicker to pickle them. 3 I first treated the parts with stain and then sandblasted them because the paint was extremely thick and it was very difficult to remove it.

[@Umarbeksmegatemplate]

In 1922 sand village island villagers used this thing to make some coffee

[@lauraflores1650]

May I ask what was wrong with the original wooden base that it had to be replaced??

[@warlenmaldonado9978]

Ficou bonito demais...

[@4ZooMy]

Umm Does it make any difference if you didn’t remove the paint and started sandblasting? 🤔 Excuse me if its stupid question 😅

[@MWRestoration]

This is a very good question. You can actually sandblast the entire paint layer. However, it doesn't always make sense to sandblast the color. 1 Some paints are poisonous and carcinogenic, so you should remove the paint with a stain and only then sandblast it. 2 Not all paint colors can be sandblasted; extremely robust powder paints are very difficult to remove. That's why it's quicker to pickle them. 3 I first treated the parts with stain and then sandblasted them because the paint was extremely thick and it was very difficult to remove it.

[@4ZooMy]

@@MWRestoration oh I thought sandblasting will be enough to remove it easly Thank you for the detailed info brother and keep up the great work ✌️

[@lukefitzgerald1787]

Incredible I live just down the road from where this was made. Where are you?? Fascinated how far it had gone.

[@MWRestoration]

Oh what a coincidence. Then the video is perfect for you. I live in Germany. I bought it from an old couple.

[@lukefitzgerald1787]

@MWRestoration amazing. Great job it looks beautiful

[@a761506]

Excellent work, the paint job is stunning. Maybe try some non-traditional colors in the future, or even multicolor... Go bold. People will like it.

[@SuperDagod1]

She a beauty

[@MWRestoration]

Thank you 😊

[@bavarianscalemodelling4185]

Die Mühle ist zu schade, um sie danach noch zu benützen. Sie würde bestimmt gut in einem Kaffeshop als Deko aussehen.

[@T_Kazahaya]

カット刃が擦り減ってしまっているのにサンドブラストを掛けるのはまずいんじゃないかな。

[@MWRestoration]

刃は磨耗していませんでしたが、錆びていました。さらに、サンドブラストでは非常に最小限の層しか除去されません。メカニックには影響しませんでした。

[@michaeldimmitt2188]

That was why he flattened the top edge of the teeth with sandpaper on a flat surface. Sharpening the edge of the teeth again. Just no way to adjust the grind, that now is much coarser from wear and the honing. I would have shimmed the cutting surfaces closer together… if I could ever get off my butt and actually do something instead of watching other people do the work!

[@shane5701]

Sorry to bother u, can u answer this question？ it's important to me，thanks a lot. did u have Bilibili app account？ Is this video original？

[@guillaumeroncin5870]

What a strange way to make your coffee !

[@samuelfellows6923]

🤨 ~ did you really need to replace the crank handle? It looked alright as it was, 🙄 - the knob for the drawer needed replacement as it had cracked & split

[@f.berger7756]

Warum kann man das Teil eigentlich nicht gleich sandstrahlen? Die Lackierung vorher zu entfernen ist doch eigentlich unnütze Arbeit, oder?

[@MWRestoration]

Ihre Frage ist sehr gut. Das Sandstrahlen ist nicht immer die beste Lösung. Wenn die Farbe giftige Bestandteile enthält, sollte man diese abbeizen lassen, damit der Staub mit giftigen Partikeln nicht in der Kabine herumfliegt. Oft wird auch in professionellen Betrieben die Farbe abgebeizt oder chemisch entfernt, selbst wenn die Farbe nicht giftig ist. Das liegt daran, dass die Farbe das Sandstrahlgut zu schnell verschmutzt und verklebt. Das Strahlgut hält am längsten, wenn die Oberfläche, die man sandstrahlen möchte, sauber ist. Für private Nutzer mag das vielleicht nicht so relevant sein, da man für kleines Geld einen neuen Sack mit Strahlgut kaufen kann. Allerdings lassen sich extrem harte und dicke Lacke sehr mühsam mit dem Sandstrahlen entfernen. Die beiden Teile, die ich abgebeizt habe, waren sehr dick mit Farbe beschichtet. Das abzustrahlen würde mich sehr viel Zeit kosten. Deshalb habe ich die Teile vorher abgebeizt.

[@f.berger7756]

@@MWRestoration Aha, das ist sehr interessant. Habe das schon öfter gesehen und mir das nie erklären können. Danke für die ausführliche Antwort 👍

[@MWRestoration]

@@f.berger7756 👍

[@SuperMarioAPA3968]

Can You Restore A Game Boy Please?

[@2daleech]

I generally love your videos, but felt this one was lacking due to the monochromatic red paint scheme. Love the red, but maybe next time add some other accent colors.

[@bearandbackagain]

8:41 my fat butt thought they were Oreos… 😂

[@alinahavlishyna2389]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ahacpatb8736]

Окраска слишком однотонная. Не красиво. Реставрация хорошая.

[@nescobaraloplop9468]

13:20. WD-40 on your grinder????? You know that's poisonous, right?

[@grzegorzgaczewski5227]

🇵🇱👏👍😃❤️♥️😘🇵🇱

I don't understand why "restaurateurs" polish casted iron original piece. Doing it origial part texture is lost, resulting in a wrong restoration... Stop polishing casted iron, because original piece was no shine. Respect the original piece, do not modify it.

[@MWRestoration]

it's a matter of taste. Some love it, others don't.

[@Taguun]

Du magst Metro wohl nicht 😂

[@MWRestoration]

😅

[@Twitch760]

Honestly why choose to use bondo to smooth out the finish? The manufacturing flaws are what made the piece unique. Frankly you took something away from the piece when you did that.

[@SfN-w4t]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢🎉😮😮😮😅😂🎉😢😮😊

[@tousifnaik1]

Your first coffee will be of wd40 flavour 😅

[@michaeldimmitt2188]

😂😂😂

[@BxCx666]

Nice restoration but disgusting coffee making.

[@В.Морозов]

Работа отличная,красава мастер,но кофе варить(заваривать )не умеете.Да и пить его тоже!

[@Hatsune_multilover]

Why do you do this every time? Why don't you restore the old wood too? a professional restorer restores everything in front of you , This even includes old wood. you are an amateur, your work needs more classes.

[@christianwilking9561]

Das ist keine Restaurierung,sondern eine Verschandelung.Farbe entspricht nicht dem Alter,dann wird vorher alles verspachtelt...🤮

[@Erikffw112]

HML

[@christianwilking9561]

@@Erikffw112 sind Sie der deutschen Sprache mächtig in Schriftform?Oder können Sie nur irgendwelche unschlüssig zusammen gefügte Buchstaben schreiben?

[@Erikffw112]

@@christianwilking9561 Natürlich kann ich deutsch du Depp.

[@tais006]

Потрясающая работа.

[@MWRestoration]

Спасибо брат 😊