Restoration - Do you know what it was for?

I welcome you to today's video where you could see the renovation of this old hand machine, which could come from the end of the 19th century to the first half of the 20th century.
The manufacturer was Antonín Veith and it is marked with the label "Mechanické dílny Hodonín", protected by law no. 3715.
Antonín Veith was the younger son of Jacob Veith, the owner of the castle and manor of Liběchov. And also one of the founders of Czech sugar confectionery.
Antonín, like his father, was popular with his subjects, he supported Czech and German schools, scholars and artists.
But this time we did not find out what this hand machine was used for.
If anyone knows its correct use, please write it to us in the comments.
And that's all for today.
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[@Charlielizard]

After much searching, I found many American made machines which looked identical and were made for cutting pasta. Excellent restoration. Thank you for the beautiful video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@aloisfuchs1692]

Das war auch mein erster Gedanke, vielleicht für Tagliatelle

[@herval307]

Я думаю, что это машина для нарезки зефира...

[@jaquigreenlees]

With the family being tied to sugar business I would think it could also be for cutting a soft sweet dough, like some of the fancy donuts. Cinnamon Rolls come to mind for one such sweet that needs cutting into strips.

[@flavialm1]

I actually own one just like that and I bought 6 years ago, they still produce them here, the difference is that mine you can change the cutting part so you can make diferent types of pasta.

[@Charlielizard]

@@flavialm1 Pretty cool!

[@splivont]

t is for cutting sheets of chewing gun into sticks... we had one at wrigley in our R&D department. When we made Big League Shredded chewing gum we used a paper shredder to make the proto type samples of the shredded gum until we had a machine made like this with more closely spaced circular cutters :) Spaciba !!!!!

[@grahamfreeman2252]

Of all the suggestions so far I like this one the best.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Interesting, thank you :)

[@gayle525]

I agree with this one too. It makes the most sense. And yes they do make a black colored gum too. Still sold in old fashion candy stores. I believe the one sold near us is called Black Jack.

[@jefferywise1906]

That was my guess. Well you had first hand knowledge, I just guessed because of confectionery connection and the width it would make.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

@@jefferywise1906 👍👍

[@karlkovach8647]

My Hungarian Grandmother had a machine very similar to this (if not exactly) And I recall her making noodles with it to go along with cabbage and sliced sausages and some soups.. She also made dumplings (I call Them slickers) to go along with her chicken and "dumples" as she called them. I'm 71 years old and the images and recollections kind of fade after awhile but the taste of her food never will. I'm pretty sure that it was used for other things as well. I will try and find some pictures of her using this wonderful device and send them to you. If my father was still with us either he or his seven brothers could certainly fill us in. Great restoration!!!!!!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Wow, thanks, that would be great :) My email: [e-mail]

[@pebblesthecat3625]

This takes me back to my childhood. My older brother worked at Cadbury's in Birmingham, and in the visitors center there, they had a machine like this that dated back to the early 1900's. It could be used for various activities, but was primarily for scoring blocks of chocolate, before being wrapped, and creating a line where the customer could break a piece of chocolate from the block. The discs could be set ar different distances apart, simply by changing the wooden rollers, as there were different sets, all with different widths, so bigger or smaller pieces could be scored, depending on which type of chocolate they were making that day. At some point the other sets of wooden rollers must have been lost, but I am sure you would be able to make them - as you can do anything and everything so this would be no problem for you at all. All that is needed is wooden bars the same diameter, but cut to different widths to make the new sets. With your skills it is easy for you.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Muchas gracias por la explicación :)

[@svetlanaziatnina1514]

Первое, что пришло в голову - это резка теста на лапшу. Но раз уж тут замешан кондитер - явно резали не тесто. И как же всё сделано красиво и талантливо. Вернуть красоту инженерному труду прошлого - это замечательная миссия.

[@jasonthomas1760]

That was my exact thoughts as well

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Спасибо за ваше мнение, я так же думаю :)

[@ILOVEYOU-pt8vi]

@@VeradonaRestoration 你的台式砂轮机需要修复了

[@EmmetPhD]

Ну, на лапшу, широковато, а вот какие-нибудь печеньки-пироженки из полосок теста, - очень даже может быть.

[@user-mb1ib6vo2n]

можно пастилу нарезать или карамель из пласта, шоколад из плитки в кусочки.

[@user-yl2nn4sb2y]

От такой красоты даже птицы запели зимой 😊👍👍👍👍👍И Веронику красавицу всегда жду в конце ролика с демонстрацией работы.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Да, я не могу дождаться весны, моего самого прекрасного времени года, особенно когда цветы в нашем саду просыпаются от зимней спячки :) Спасибо

[@lisaharmon5619]

Pasta noodle cutter? Or maybe a ribbon candy cutter?

[@janvafa9959]

I think since he was a ‘confectioner’ it is probably for ribbon candy!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Yes, I'd go with both ideas, thanks Lisa :)

[@scottwarner1733]

Looks like a pasta cutter to me. Nice restoration!

[@michaelhoward1900]

Spätzle noodles maybe. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sp%C3%A4tzle

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you Scott :)

[@artnels2]

Considering a few things... Since the family had some kind of connection to the confectionary business, I would believe it to be for cutting candy. You can see that the thickness can be varied quite a bit, and quite thick at that. (Probably thicker than typical noodles.) The metal disks were not sharpened at all. The slots they fit into on the opposite roller were rather wide so the metal disks could not "cut" the material going through. (Look at the spot where he is sanding the slots in the opposing roller. Those slots are much wider than the metal disks so cutting is impractical.) Also, the opposing roller with the slots is made of wood making cutting with the metal disks impractical. So that brings us back to more the idea of the machine making orderly impressions in a material than cutting it. With this info, I am going with a confectionery machine that makes strips of candy for either folding into ribbons, or blending with other color strips to make candy canes, or double cutting to make small square candies. What do you think?

[@sfogarty2]

Not with the wooden rollers... candy is too hot when cut to do that. Perhaps strips of dough?

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thanks for the consideration, sounds interesting.

[@dorritsmedsgard5900]

@@sfogarty2 Maybe the wooden parts was wet when using the machine?

[@brianthesnail3815]

@@sfogarty2 Toffee or fudge would be OK. See my answer above. I agree though about hot sugar candy. It would be too hot and stick to the wheels.

[@alexanderkupke920]

@@brianthesnail3815 I have seen most hot sugar candy slightly cooled down some and then aerated, before being streched and portioned. So I wonder how hot sugar candy actually would be at this stage. I have seen it being aerated, stretched and formed by hand, that would sure not happen if it is too hot and too sticky. Sure it can´t be the piping hot sugar stuff that is poured onto a slab anymore. That would also be way to liquid. and slightly oiling everything, I would not yet rule out sugar candy completely.

[@user-pv5zf1mx5s]

Браво, мастер! Смотрела на одном дыхании, очень нравятся все ваши работы. Не перестаю восхищаться!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Большое спасибо :)

[@user-ug5xf6lv9i]

Спасибо вам огромное за то что вдыхаете новую жизнь в столь устаревшие предметы и механизмы ! Прямо душа радуется за ваши идеи и золотые руки!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Большое спасибо :)

[@hatsRcool747]

I like that you actually show washing the parts and checking for lead paint. Many channels do not show this important step. Viewers can get the wrong idea and then jump straight to sanding on their first time projects. Thank you for spreading safety information.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@evahamrick3282]

A friend of mine who removes and cleans cast iron checks for lead too. If it was used in smelting process why worry about lead? was the thought. 50 to a 100 years later... Is there lead here? People use all kinds of pots and pans for cooking even the ones not made for it. Check for lead before you use.

[@walterlettiere]

Hola, soy Walter, de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Es una máquina para hacer pastas. Estira la masa a distintos espesores y luego la corta en tiras. Tallarines, les llamamos en mi país. Gran abrazo!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Gracias a Buenos Aires Walter, tengo familia allí :)

[@ImCarolB]

Another great restoration! I enjoyed the background music. My mother used to play that on the piano and we would sing. "The Darktown Strutters' Ball". "I'm gonna dance off both my shoes when they play the Jelly Roll Blues, tomorrow night at the Darktown Strutters' Ball!"

[@VeradonaRestoration]

😉👍 Thank you :)

[@user-dz8dg6ey8g]

Лайк за классную работу. Спасибо за видео.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Спасибо :)

[@gpanizzolo6090]

Felicitaciones! Hermosa restauración! Germán, Montevideo, Uruguay

[@ldjtje]

Amazing how you always seem to know what projects are interesting to watch. And what a beautiful result it is again Radek. Thank you very much and I hope you and Veronika have a wonderful 2023. Stay safe, my friend. 👍👍👍

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you too my friend :)

[@user-nk8kg1xw1i]

Замечательная работа! Но каждый раз пытаешься разгадать загадку - что это, зачем это. А иногда кто это делает: Радек или Вероника. Спасибо за приятное видео, ждем новых, старых, ржавых, загадочных предметов!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Спасибо, мы команда :) В основном работа Радека и поиск происхождения Вероники :)

[@shanepowers7566]

Thank you, from Shane & Helen, in Oklahoma, USA.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Shane & Helen :)

[@joseluizmariote6640]

Another beautiful restoration, congratulations Radek and Veronica. a hug.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Jose Luiz :)

[@user-nc5tq5it1e]

Загадочная машина, но все равно спасибо. Как приятно смотреть на чужой труд!!! С наступающим старым новым годом

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Тебе тоже спасибо :)

[@nielsantsorensen881]

Parabéns pela restauração, uma bela maquina. Saudações do Brazil

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Muchas gracias, abrazos desde la República Checa :)

[@ricardogaraycochea1939]

Nuevamente felicitaciones por tu buen trabajo de restauración, siempre sorprendiéndonos 🇵🇪

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Me alegro, gracias Ricardo :)

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

Though it looks nice that vintage nostalgia feeling when viewing a piece is lost. Sometimes Conservatory Restoration is better than a complete refurbishment.

[@Geolog66]

One of your best videos yet. I like the rythm, excellent editing and story-telling. Very interesting to watch, I think you set a high bar in restoration videos!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it :)

[@HenriqueSilva-ok1pi]

Aqui na minha cidade tem algumas máquinas parecidas com essa que eles usam para cortar couro para fazer cintos, muito bom o seu trabalho, parabéns

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Obrigada :)

[@graceca8505]

Maravilloso tu trabajo. Te sigo desde Chile...el último lugar del mundo👏👏👏

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Vaya, gracias, realmente lo aprecio. Saludos desde la República Checa.

[@ftownroe]

Another fantastic restoration and history lesson.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@user-zh7gd1kk4r]

Привет! Честно, так и не понял для чего сей девайс! Преображение как всегда на высоте! Одно дополнение предложил бы, проточить прижимные ролики и заменить шкалу прижима. Рад видеть Вас в новом году! Так для чего этот прибор? У меня единственное предположение - макароны или лапша, на крайний случай, изготовление сладостей из пастилы! Интересных восстановлений! Всем добра!

[@user-jp8dc7fp9b]

вот тоже в догадках

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Спасибо за мнения :)

[@scottgm321]

This is some politician’s very first paper shredder to destroy any documents that proved his wrongdoing.

[@andrewmcfarland57]

bwhahaha! Gutenberg's worst nightmare. 🙂

[@brettkarloff5235]

That's hilarious

[@chadwedul1787]

Not large enough.

[@shayd1984triton]

Joe Biden knows a few things about that.

[@scottgm321]

@@shayd1984triton he’s old enough for this to be his, or pelosi’s. He may have loaned it to Hillary and that’s what broke it.

[@izaiaslaurindo.]

Parabéns. Você tem a marca da excelência.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Wow, thanks :)

[@ondratrak3616]

No napadají mě nudle nebo fleky... Díky za další super video.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Taky si to myslím, děkuji :)

[@garygraham6020]

I do not watch many restorers! Too many fakes. I restore metal toys (Tonka, Nylint, etc.) I never miss one of your projects, hope you and Veronica have a great year!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Oh thank you I'm honored :) Happy New Years to you too Gary :)

[@codyphelps244]

I am inclined to say it was the first step in shaping ribbon candy. This machine would cut the sugar mixture into strips which would then be fed into a crimper made of a form and gears to make the popular Christmas candy.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Sounds good, thanks :)

[@harryhamilton298]

Great job! Thank you for starting the new year off so well.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Harry :)

[@yeagerxp]

Excellent restoration 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@raughboy188]

Based on what you said this could be the machine they used to produce candies similar to candy canes but those were brownish colored and were shaped like stick because they were primarly produced from sugar. You can also roll caramel into sticks and just chop them in apropriate form.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Interesting consideration. Yes it is possible, thank you

[@lootownica]

Wouldin't sugar stick to wooden parts? (I never made any candy, i have no idea how it interacts with porous materials)

[@VeradonaRestoration]

@@lootownica I have no idea, but the knives are designed so that nothing sticks between them. I guess I'll have to try it :)

[@raughboy188]

@@lootownica not if you sprinkled powdered sugar on wooden board so when you roll the mix used back then it will pickup powdered sugar and not stick.

[@artnels2]

I would tend to think the hot sugary candy would be coated in either a powdered sugar or corn starch to keep it from sticking to the machine. I don't think this machine could "cut" because the disks do not rub against the wood rollers. They seem to have more like a groove. So the product going through the machine would be scored or dented and then broken apart once cooled a bit.

[@aranka9435]

Hey. Love your renovations. I would guess it was used to make hard candy strings when the mass is still soft. 🇸🇪 20:24

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Hmm, interesting, thanks :)

[@NapierNimbus]

Fabulous job and result. Love the video trickery and natural sounds.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

🤔😉 Thanks :)

[@BRYNWON]

Underwater filming! that was cool. I love your videos and your lovely wife. I really like the info about each piece. it really sets your videos apart. Well done.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you very much :)

[@raven21633]

Very similar items are used in the production of flat noodles. The first roller is the dough sheeter, and can be used without the cutters in place to sheet the dough to a specific thickness, then passed through the machine again, this time through the cutters to create the cut noodles. While it may have been purchased for a specific use, the machine it's-self actually can be used in a variety of ways from pasta to candy.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Yes, that's true, I agree. It is similar with the large coffee grinders that were used at home to grind grains :)

[@Paul_Swift]

I think it is intended for cutting dried products, such as fruit marshmallows) Great work, by the way 👋 And great video, as usually) 👍

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you, interesting?! The knives are not sharp, do you think it would work?

[@mudbunny6388]

Wonderful restoration, not over the top custom but simply, off the shelf new. 👍🏻

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thanks :)

[@deeannamorrison8587]

Loved the restoration!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@guillaumeroncin5870]

That's without any doubt a "pasta maker"

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@Me-je2jv]

Beautiful!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@1953lili]

I love watching you sandblast the pieces; so satisfying! Great restoration!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I'm glad, thank you :)

[@leoclayton7448]

I just am amazed with the details you take with each project you do..

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@pfadiva]

You might ask the guy who runs @Lofty Pursuits. He's quite knowledgeable on old candy equipment. Nice job!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you for the recommendation :)

[@debbiehughes795]

I always love your work and how you show great care and detail, in returning items back to their original glory. I love your channel and alway look forward to New videos.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I'm very happy about that, thank you very much Debbie :)

[@marcelozabala1086]

Gracias, muy bueno...!!! 🙋🏻‍♂️🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Gracias Marcelo :)

[@janaj.8696]

Nádherné!!!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Děkuji :)

[@patrickstoquert1637]

Une très belle restoration vraiment incroyable chapeau l'artiste 😌 😌 😌 😌

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Merci beaucoup Patrick :)

[@alexeyparamonov2503]

Ра Нравятся вещи старого изготовления, с рестоврацией в Ваших руках они приобретают ещё более большую эстетику. И разнообразие механизмов и приспособлений прошедших восстановление впечатляет. Мастерство авторов достойно уважение, чем и восторженны. С натерпением ждём Ваши новые работы. С наилучшими пожеланиями.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Большое спасибо :)

[@garyjones2582]

Very nice work VR.. As far as knowing what this is used for, I have no earthly idea, but it is a beautiful machine and you guys did a fantastic job on bringing it back again.. Hope all is well with you in your part of the world.. Until next time, take care my friends and God Bless...

[@VeradonaRestoration]

We thank you for everything. :)

[@michaelhenderson5683]

Excellent renovation again 👏👏👍 It reminds me of a piece of equipment I used in the 1970s for rolling puff pastry

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Michael :)

[@bjrnivarmortensen4732]

You never do things by half, another beautiful rescue 😊

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@ericfg806]

Another superb restoration! My first thought for use was pasta dough, then leatherworking, then I saw the comments about confectionery, and then finally dressmaking/fabricworks.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@robertmanley7556]

I believe this to be a dough cutter . Fantastic restoration it looks absolutely beautiful I love that you put the red pinstripe back on it and kept the original black !! I love the look of all the natural wood on it looks AMAZING !! 👍👍Attention to every detail !!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Robert :)

[@welshpete12]

You have done a beautiful job in restoration this machine !

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@churlepatakha]

An awesomely satisfying restoration! Well done and keep the good work up!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you very much my friend :)

[@dsj1946]

Well done to both of you on another fascinating restoration - the best restorations on youtube *****

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you very much for the compliment, it means a lot to us :)

[@raziel3726]

Amazing Restoration 👍👍🏻

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@TDIMAXDIESEL]

Hello Radek, superb restoration as always !!!thanks for sharing them 😁🇨🇦

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@glaubererbiste3976]

Ficou maravilhoso !!! Parabéns !!! Como vocês estão ? Espero que bem !!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Obrigado está tudo bem :)

[@shedmanx3640]

Beautiful work Radek and Veronika. I have no idea what this could have been used for but you have restored it to beautiful working condition again. Happy new year to you and your family mate.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you very much my friend, I wish the same :)

[@tombarlow6176]

You are wonderful in restoring old machines keep up the good work 😘😚

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@georgebrown8312]

Wonderful restoration. It looks like one of those machines used for cutting something into strips. Anyway, it looks much better and works like a charm as well. Excellent work.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much George :)

[@jamesalsup9135]

Excellent!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you James :)

[@zdenektichna422]

Snad se záhada rozlouskne,pěkná práce👍

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Díky Zdeňku , dle komentářů to bude asi na nudle ?!

[@joseluisarco9265]

Gran restauración sois muy buenos

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Gracias Jose Luis :)

[@user-fd3su4lv1m]

Малодцы, как всегда на высоте.👏

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Спасибо :)

[@wallyarent6548]

Thank you for interesting videos

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@MrGUSARIK]

Pasta making machine. Great restoration

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@andrewgrace4410]

Beautiful restoration

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@1itoasif]

Good job Vlad!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you Vlad :)

[@user-zx4ll2ku5o]

Панове, дякую за чудову роботу. Я в захваті!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Дякую :)

[@paulorth2251]

I have to agree it looks like a pasta cutter, however I could see it as a confectionery cutter also. Given the time period of manufacturer it could have been advertised as a tool capable of doing both functions. Super restoration for which ever it was. Thanks for sharing. Paul

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thanks Paul, yes it is a mystery. Both options are possible :)

[@michalratiborsky4874]

Pekná premena a krásna práca :) Len tak ďalej 😊

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Děkuji Michal :)

[@markneo1]

Sempre um trabalho incrível. Show 👏👏🇧🇷

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Obrigado meu amigo :)

[@user-sc7nc5ix1d]

Creo que había visto el video,pero no importa,es fascinante. Muchas gracias por la información que ofrecen de las piezas restauradas

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Gracias por mirar de nuevo :)

[@RickNelsonMn]

It looks ready to slice ribbon candy, nougat or fudge again. I remember ribbon candy was special for the holidays. I've seen straight and bow ribbon candy. Great work!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you Rick :)

[@GeorgeWMays]

Excellent restoration. Thank you for a very good video project. I appreciate it.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much George :)

[@NolaGal2601]

You have amazing patience with the tape. Especially the thin blue tape.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

😉👍

[@patjohnson3100]

Another excellent restoration. I appreciate the care and attention you give to these detailed restorations. The example you set is useful to other restorers. I will guess that this machine was used to cut pasta or dough, and would have been used in a bakery. Thank you, and smiles from the USA.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

It's probable . Thank you Pat :)

[@Thomas287]

Your work is absolutely amazing. I wish there was a contributor feature on your KZbin channel. And best wishes for 2023.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Hello Thomas, I'm glad you're interested in contributing to our channel. I don't have my membership published yet. But if you want to contribute to the creation of our KZbin channel, you can via Patreon or one-time via PayPal. Links can be found in the description below each video. Thank you :)

[@chipspencer8040]

It's so neat that whenever you restore an item, it's always better looking than it was brand new.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I'm glad, thank you Chip :)

[@sooz9433]

I think it was used for cutting large squares of softer candies, like a block of fudge or taffy. Cut it one direction then give it 1/4 turn and cut it again resulting in perfect squares. (However I have no proof but from all the candy making and cutting machines I can see from the 1800s, that would be my guess) You might look up the patent # too. I hope you find out what it is! Thank you for the awesome video!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thanks for the interesting theory :)

[@dorotaswiecicka7350]

Dobrego i pomyślnego 2023 🙂

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@MegaRAMBAUD]

Magnifique 👍👍

[@federicobertacchi273]

Come ti ho scritto più volte sei un artista il migliore del web

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Sono onorato, grazie Federico :)

[@TommyBonifacio]

Saludó desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Gracias desde la República Checa :)

[@josecintron2323]

I first saw this thing and thought it was a pasta cutting machine. I think I'm right. What a great video.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@mikebetts5532]

very nice, great job..🪛🔧⚒️🔩⚔️🔨🛠️👍

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Mike :)

[@carlmcgee1623]

My first guess was a pasta cutter. A masterpiece just the same. Excellent restoration !!!!!!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@buntek50]

Super 🎉

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@vinceianni4026]

Hello friends beautiful restoration i like the video thank you

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I'm glad, thank you Vince :)

[@MrDuskydadusky]

Ako vždy, super práca. 👍 Podľa mňa je to stroj na výrobu širokých rezancov. Neviem ako presne sa volajú 🙂

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Asi to tak bude, díky :)

[@waltersalvadorpalmiero6927]

Excelente saludos

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Gracias Walter :)

[@rob13854]

Another fabulous piece and great work on the restoration as always. It looks like it could be used for either pasta or possibly for cutting soft candy into strips. Whatever it is it is very interesting. Best wishes from your friend in Australia 🇦🇺, Rob T

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much my friend :)