RUSTED GRAPE JUICER WITH LION LEGS - RESTORATION (with test)

[@TysyTube]

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[@schumacherferrari99]

Love your vids

[@uncanny4038]

I’m not liking your colour choice dude

[@ashleyboyle3735]

@@uncanny4038 hey no one cares :)

[@Cee64E]

You'd think the grapes would scream under so much pressure, but they just let out a little wine...

[@samuelfellows6923]

Cee64E - 😆

[@swamprat999]

😜😂😂😂

[@jkabholat]

Too funny

[@chongtak]

That was a good one.

[@onishojo9430]

OH.MY.GOD LMAOOO

[@pixels2u]

Love your videos, but is a bit of a travesty to The Vine to restore this grape press without food safe finishes. The people who would love it most would want, at least theoretically, to be able to press grapes for wine. You may have greatly reduced its restored value. And agree with others that a more natural, original finish would've been much more aesthetically pleasing for this project. But still love and enjoy your work. Possibly consider a do-over for this grape press! :D

[@chrisstephens6673]

Pixilate U it would take an age to press enough grapes to make wine, perhaps it is just for fresh juice.

[@thebgt1254]

it gives me the impression this made more for decoration than actual use..

[@j_d1480]

His color choices are usually completely out of wack.. its slowly starting to annoy me.

[@jaykneegarner2479]

the Bgt now it is, but when it was manufactured originally it was a item that one would use. This is a huge fail though! When you restore something you bring it back to its original finishes using period parts keeping as much of the original patina as possible. This grape press now has lost all of its value! Much like a old coin that someone cleaned!

[@thebgt1254]

@@jaykneegarner2479 Not sure..it doesn't seem that stable or practical and for that part I don't think the restoration is at fault.

[@juliebaker6969]

You could have used food grade finishes, then it would have been functional as well as decorative.

[@francislematt7079]

Also plating copper with tin will keep it from tarnishing. If possible, with silver!

[@DeathnoteBB]

Francis leMatt I would advise again tin. Copper disinfects naturally, tin does not. Silver might, though.

[@aninditadiandra657]

Whoa yall really are amazing and came out with great ideas

[@ArnoldVroomans]

DeathnoteBB silver does! That is the reason why it is used for the eucharist in churches.

[@Brett_is_Veng]

I'm afraid its a theme, he keeps using non food grade finishes when "restoring these pieces which makes them noting more than decorations rather than functional machines. Its a pity

[@gothgod24]

Bro, you are usually spot in when it comes to restoring items but this one was a big blunder. Non food safe finishes and really poor color choices. This one should be redone from start to finish and left in it's original splendor. Waiting for your next video. A fan-

[@gothgod24]

@wkruit1 I completely agree that it is his item and he has the right to choose any colors he wants but, he is doing these restorations as a entertainment project and if we just always agreed with all his choices then he would never grow as a channel.

[@confiscator]

Yeah, wkruit1 is missing the point that half the fun here is discussing/critiquing the projects. I’m personally offended by the use of tapered base screws for the feet. I’d sip that poison wine if he’d just use some pan heads.

[@JPs-Channel]

I also noticed that the chemicals were not food grade. I would bet that the original product had nearly no chemicals applied. I also normally seafood grade items as being white instead of black

[@angelocurcio9415]

Good watching all your videos. All I like to know where do you find all these interesting items to renovate?

[@Annelief_]

Copper is poisonous anyway

[@rickb3225]

I'm not liking your choice of color. I can't help thinking of Big Bird from Sesame Street when i see the legs.

[@drakonchik1361]

Eww Yellow, and besides, in that era such bright colours were not a thing.

[@shmalevolokno]

colors are really awfull.. like it's a heavy duty machinery like CAT vehicles, not 50-100 years old hand-made thing.. doesn't suite at all!((

[@TheRealColBosch]

I usually defend his choices, but in this case I have to agree. The yellow is far too bright, the wood could use a good sanding and filling, and I don't think the paints/stains are food safe. I'd like to see a do-over.

[@tntexe7042]

LOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@juliebaker6969]

I was thinking the same thing. Metallic gold or silver would have been a much better, and more historically accurate choice. Even copper to match the mesh basket would have been a better choice.

[@uchihanear21]

This is a really cool restoration. Ive never seen a machine like this before, and I love the lion legs, very cool design feature. The best part is always the test though!

[@Davlenar]

Tysy, you can't apply stain over wood hardener and clear coat. The stain will only penetrate raw wood. Always stain first and let completely dry. Also you should try some other metal preservation techniques, cast iron is nicer with a patina and not spray paint.

[@vikingking008]

Im glad i wasnt the only one thinking that. Should have also made a counter sing with flat head screws that would sit flush and not pop out like that

[@eduardolarrymarinsilva76]

I don't get what you want when it comes to "metal presevation". What if he likes it to look pretty instead of old? Casting marks should die!

[@vikingking008]

@@eduardolarrymarinsilva76 I believe he means preserving the metal. Like making sure it doesn't rust. Spray paint can preserve metal if used properly but he means that something else would look better than spray paint which with some metals it does. I could be wrong those are just my thoughts

[@mikethor009]

Patina is just not his style.

[@davidredden8361]

I'd also prefer the bare metal with some clear coat on it. I love the pitting on the cast iron.

[@timothyball3144]

Send a leg to My Mechanics and he'll make new one. He probably has a foundry that he made himself.

[@ChazCharlie1]

There is no Foundry ... I make new one!

[@sador111]

Sadly, not one of your best renovations. That yellow really doesn't work for this project. Those screws... the wood still looks terrible. I still like your channel tho

[@DmitriySemionov]

Do you mean those screws which have not notches for their hats?

[@kirachouinard3490]

@@DmitriySemionov they are countersunk screws in non-countersunk holes

[@BonsaiBonze]

I thought exactly the same... that's sadly a piece of botch, not a high a quality restoration. He had much more perfection in the past. If you won't do it right then leave it.

[@chrismayer3919]

Restorative quality- YES! colour choice- NO!

[@thebitchinthecorner2252]

kira he should have used pan heads more period and suitable.

[@danielbrisboy7949]

Sorry dude, that is not a juicer. That Is a French Duck Press. Used in cooking. To extract the juice's from the carcass of a duck.

[@samuelfellows6923]

Daniel Brisboy - 😀🌟

[@phguitard2123]

C'est absolument exact. On a un connaisseur.

[@danielbrisboy7949]

@John Barber Not much of a cook there john.... Google it

[@westleystar5661]

That what I thought too! Just from the look of it and some Google searches, plus the fact it's copper, 100% this is a duck press

[@andrzejsamorzewski146]

🦆

[@mykecorwin1453]

You're just trolling us with those screws right?

[@brucet9799]

Yes, trolling us... the screws should have looked original and the one missing lion leg should have been digitally scanned and duplicated. The colors should have been antique. The stain should have gone on the bare wood so it could have wound up darker.

[@mykecorwin1453]

The leg could have just been green sand molded, then cast in aluminum or brass and painted. The original screws on the other hand just disappeared for some reason.

[@seijiamasawa2320]

Also with the use of a power drill to screw into ancient wood..

[@kajem575]

Also he clearly was using a no. 2 driver on no.3 screw heads.

[@spetsnaz1014]

Has this channel been hacked. This was painfull to watch. The screws, the wood stain, the colours, everything wrong.

[@blaskkaffe]

Spetsnaz 101 think he had a stroke

[@jadenhernandez2827]

you act like he's tryna fix a car 😑

[@-Deena.]

💕We all can't let you get away with this!! Those screws on the legs! We demand change!!!!!!!💕

[@Farmelle]

And no removal of the flashing lines on the casting, no filling the pitting on the main container? Who are you and what have you done with Tysy! ;) You should have had a pop at casting a new leg, that would have been epic :D

[@ChuckD59]

Right!? My thought was years from now, on a future Antique Roadshow, this will turn up. The Experts will oo and ah...until they turn it over. Vintage Home Despot.

[@Aztecs911]

Yea. The legs screws were not right / not flush to the legs.

[@sofabuddha]

I'm waiting for part two - the un-re-restoration. It'll be a big hit. 😊

[@supremecommander2398]

countersunk screws? no way... and why not using the sanding-dust + epoxy this time to fill the holes in the wood?

[@paulheckenauer]

I think that with the syringe, the sawdust would not pass well.

[@gwdodd344]

I don't know why it bothers ME so much when people use countersunk screws to a flat mating surface but it does. It just...does.

[@bobair2]

Panhead screws are what was needed.

[@ANIManiak89]

​@@gwdodd344 coz it's like screwing ph screws with flat screwdriver, well you can, but wtf?! Nearest store, i believe, have plenty assortment of screws. Disturbs me too. =/

[@juanbanzai]

Ouch. It pains me to agree with most of the comments that this was not one of your best. I actually spoke up quite loudly to my iPad when I saw the screws you used; just not the right kind at all. I was also concerned about whether or not you were going to use food-safe paints; saying you’re not going to drink the juice kind of kills the functionality of the device. Applying stain over a wood sealer? Ouch, again. Your thumbnail picture for this video makes it seem that color of the legs did indeed match the reservoir, but without the original patina present, the yellow stands out just too much for my taste. These are simply my opinions and in no way detract from the magnificent work you do. Just not a fan of this one.

[@madkatt333]

OldHamRadio lol. I also spoke to my iPad when I saw the screws.

[@LoneWolfReviews]

I was hoping he would keep the original screws as they fit the era but you really hit the nail on the head with all your thoughts. Not the best restoration.

[@craiglittle9730]

Try Bluetooth Headphones. They should stop your ears hurting. and when i wear them i don't feel the pain like you do

[@captaineek]

I'd have loved to see you make it food safe, such as using beeswax/mineral oil on the wood plunger; that way it could have been useful too!

[@steelscooter]

I have to admit that yellow is making me feel a bit queezy, and put the original screws back please. 😊👍

[@dianemartenet7600]

I like that there was no human talking or music. Information was quietly written across the bottom. I enjoy listening to the sounds of the work itself. Good job.

[@cherie5308]

I was so hoping you would create a new lion leg to replace the missing one! I was so sure you would do it. This is such as awesome old piece, it really does deserve one, and you have such amazing skills to do it! :D

[@DanielGainesDanno115]

I see a lot of restoration videos because I love watching them. Yours are the best I've seen. You have a great channel. Sandblasting is like dry pressure washing lol.

[@markb.8460]

Im worring, why are u not drinking it :D

[@awaitingconfirmation8406]

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[@RoadRunner-Dollars]

Chemicals used during the restoration may still be fresh enough to leach the juice

[@dyonisth]

Probably because the toxicity of the paint.

[@MrSshakanss]

chemicals from the restoration and copper mesh are the reasons why

[@germang.4514]

copper mesh

[@CurlyWhirly]

everyone hating the colour while im over here screaming in joy cause u finally made something yellow, looks great and who cares if its not food grade no ones using it but u

[@ashleyboyle3735]

Love this. Agree with this.

[@glennmoreland6457]

Grape job Tysy.... But as has already been pointed out...change them screws to domed slotted type.. Also: If you intend to use this....get the copper tinned... As you can get verdigris poisoning from foodstuffs that come into contact with bare copper... (Hence why copper pans are usually tin lined)...🇬🇧👍

[@nicolehood373]

Your orange flat head screwdriver is the real MVP. It’s been in the majority of videos I’ve watched!! 😂

[@mmdirtyworkz]

Wrong screws for the legs, original ones were sitting flush. They really stand out unnaturally. You either need to get the right ones (flat head on the inside) or grind the edges of the holes to make the screw go in it.

[@dyanlololol]

Or maybe watch something else🤔

[@ticklemetimbers712]

Stfu dude, he’s giving advise

[@mmdirtyworkz]

@@ticklemetimbers712 calm your tataas kiddo, they are flapping wildly

[@meganahne2633]

Wow all these negative replies telling you what to do. So long as you're enjoying the restoration process and are proud of your work just ignore these guys Tysy Tube

[@mio33]

connor didn't like your paintjob. HE IS OUT FOR BLOOD

[@mpalestini]

Lol, it isn’t a juicer it’s a duck press. Too funny

[@urszula2816]

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[@beaut-ful-d-saster]

Very cool to watch this rusted, ancient machine get another chance at life!

[@otekrec]

Some constructive criticism: I concur with other’s opinion about the screws, wood stain and paint job. You do good work, and I appreciate your videos, but those small details would really take it that extra mile. 👍🏻

[@ravencromwell06]

I love it when you use the sand blaster :). Very satisfying to watch

[@smolriolu]

I’m getting a serious spongebob feeling from the final paint scheme and wood stain choice

[@eddygeoffry7596]

Youre the real OG I tell you. Using rust remover before sand blasting. Idk it felt somehow satisfying and the right thing to do

[@comicjon82]

I'm a fan of this dude's renovations, but what's with his obsession with that yellow paint? Man, it's hideous. Did he get a good deal on a pallet of this stuff, or what? Every project he does a great restoration, then breaks out Big Bird yellow for the finish paint. Ugh.

[@DeathnoteBB]

comicjon82 Maybe he likes that color. Chill

[@alera95]

I love the yellow, it such a nice comparison to how dull and rusted it looked before, Great job!

[@timbertherian99]

Sandblasting is always my favourite process!

[@ВиталийЖданов-ф1л]

I am from Kazakhstan! Good job! I like tysy tube!

[@Arkaitse]

Love your work, but I'll be waiting por the re-restoration, casting the missing leg.

[@leticia9281]

Tisy, never forget your public is a bunch of perfectionists who probably can’t tighten a screw but will always complain no matter what. Keep doing your thing. Ps: I would 100% drink that juice.

[@kingguy3]

Hello average cdawg enjoyers

[@Bonny-2132]

Hello fellow Gamer.

[@nabhaanmohamed2685]

ayyyyyyy

[@Angel4rmEarth]

The ring noise and the sound of the sand blaster was very relaxing to me. ☺️

[@roadweary5252]

I agree with the others about the choice of colors. The yellow just doesn’t look right when combined with the wood. That being said you still have one of the best channels on YT.

[@jericaramirez526]

I really do love how u literally make everything look brand new again and u test all of ur projects which is my fav part !

[@vincedibona4687]

*you; *you; *your

[@updownstate]

A beautiful piece with not the best restoration.

[@irnack]

Your videos motivate me to continue studying engineering

[@Mister_Weasel]

I don't mind the screws underneath. I don't mind the colors either. You did a really good job 👍 Keep it up!

[@chrissharp5073]

Placed in the window of a wine shop/off-licence and surrounded by a few bottles of a good wine (preferably a Claret) it would certainly make a bold statement. And its another one saved from the scrap heap, well done. Just love what you do.

[@thewickednetwork7667]

I really enjoy your restoration 🛠videos. I wonder 🤔 why you don’t powder coat instead of painting your projects.

[@caribmedical57]

I don't think he has the tools for power coating.

[@stephaniewong4423]

Things i learn from watching TySy video: no matter how much effort you put onto your passion and interest, although it brought good things to everyone, there will always someone will hate you for no good reasons and hate what you did.

[@turbofokozat]

Well, you did the sandblasting and painted the parts, but apart that you havent made any restoration. The head of the presser is limping like hell, and you have shown that in the video... The metal is sandblasted, but the damages are coverd trought the painting The colors are fine for me, idc so much I think the level of restoration is deteriorating compare to "my mechanics" Sadly

[@jimmymorrison3973]

Thanks for keeping the odd ball leg. Shows the history of the machine.

🇨🇦 LOVE your videos watched alot of them keep them coming, aboot the colour scheme you choose for some projects i'm not fond of Eh 🇨🇦 i'm more natural / original. 👍👍

[@lordotaru900]

It looks so cute and shiny by the end, nice!!!

[@THE-APEX]

Did you use food safe paint and food safe anti seize. Great job!

[@pixels2u]

I was concerned about that too!

[@jaekaelae]

With this item it really doesn't mather whether the paint is or isn't food safe as the copper mesh itself isn't food safe. I'm not even sure if the box ended up food safe after rust remover and rust converter threament. What about the wood hardener, varnish and stain used on the wooden punch.

[@pixels2u]

@@jaekaelae Totally get your point, but I'm pretty sure copper is food safe. It's actually recommended for beating egg whites in copper bowls. At least was in the past.

[@jaekaelae]

@@pixels2u I did check the facts before commenting. Copper can be used in cooking but with non acidic food products. Not sure if uncoated copper cooking gear will be considered as food safe these days. But you are right, copper dishes can be used with some food products. Grapes are acidic and copper sieve has lot of surfes area so it would give off lots of copper particles in the pressing process.

[@NicolaiSyvertsen]

So in the end this grape press even in original mint condition wouldn't be food safe to today's standards. Old stuff like this is best kept as a display piece.

[@misemiusr1395]

I like the fact that you always test the object right after the restoration

[@ИгорьОрловский-ж9я]

Didn't find proper screws? Those conical ones on a flat surface looks... amateur.

[@kremlebotche7946]

хи из провфешшинал

[@oguzhankoca9447]

That is restoration. If he create one I bet he'd use flat head screws.

[@kremlebotche7946]

@@oguzhankoca9447 он сам писал, что " не нашёл"

[@elfowl6873]

Really nice restoration!!! beautiful antique Juicer.

[@violettaplatar8341]

it is not a restoration really, just a "polish" for exhibition of the device, but with those colours..... try again in next video do not give up

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Nice joj TysyTube !

[@nabhaanmohamed2685]

CdawgVA sent me here

[@kennythefrog1]

I watch one of these restorations evey night before I go to bed. They calm so.

[@prettyhuman]

That missing fourth lion leg haunts me in my sleep.

[@Rowdovsky]

your work does not look easy, I think you enjoy doing it, we appreciate your effort in all your projects that by the way you get excellent.

[@kebab4949]

This video is so satisfying and enjoyable to watch! Also how do you get your hands on these vintage items?

[@TheWTZ1983]

Flea markets and the web are full of them vintage items, you just have to look by use of your feet or browser... ;)

[@muthu4973]

I'm your biggest fan that I'm also got interest on like these restoration. I like your bench grinder

[@raziel3726]

Craftsman that Restoration will always be unfinished because you never replaced the odd leg you should have Cast one out of aluminium or Brass to Complete the Restoration!!

[@HimeGabi]

Even though a lot of people didn't like your restoration techniques I do appreciate the effort and time that went into making it look nicer.

[@TheStudnut]

Y'all over there hating, and here i am wanting some grapes. I like that it has a boo-boo foot. Gives it character.

[@TheGentleman1987]

There's a man who restores furniture, i forgot his channel's name, he pour some kind of acid on the wood that removes the deep deep black stains in the grain, if you used it, you would've got a cleaner wood pieces.. regarding color choices; i really loved them, yellow always makes me feel happy and cheers me up. Thank you for all your videos, they are all great.

[@jimiblue1277]

you used new screws? pas bien! you know better than that! keep it original please! nice result in the end though.

[@victoriakaseyperry9205]

I am here for the satisfying feeling I get seeing stuff cleaned

[@brianna4267]

Oh gosh, you guys are judging him and I don't want him to get sad

[@TysyTube]

i’m not sad🤣🤣🤣

[@brianna4267]

@@TysyTube that makes me feel better. ♥️ I love your videos. ☺️

[@christieintexas]

He does a great job...he will never make 100% of the people happy. I still enjoy his videos.

[@drea94]

Everyone needs constructive criticism sometimes.

[@kylie1522]

Same omg

[@bmw19877]

I love the black and yellow contrast.

[@thany3]

Not the most elegant restoration. But at least you're saving some history ;)

[@coltonpreslar3026]

The sand blasting is so satisfying to watch

[@sanchess03]

Канал my mechanics на много качественнее делает реставрацию.

[@TAG77]

If you season the wood with grape seed oil it will help keep the wood from drying and cracking. I use grape seed oil to season all my wood cutting boards after I clean and air dry them. If you don’t have that regular vegetable oil in a light coat always works.

[@ppiero7]

the screws used on the feets are unwatchable!

[@SamSamuylik]

*Legs

[@nebku1008]

these videos are super calming

[@riks.1773]

Sandblasting the wood made it lose detail because you needed to sand those pits out... so test not succesfull

[@alo42d]

I love all the steps that you do but, the sand blasting is my fave

[@vladislavlytikov9252]

Крайне сомнительная идея была красить эту соковыжималку в цвета строительной техники. Ей больше пошла бы классика

[@laurauriartegraef5438]

I got to say, I’m glad you don’t (idk if ever) put music in it... I like the sounds 😊

[@SancheZaac]

Sorry, but MyMechanics do it better

[@hoovythesendvichlover3119]

idc what other comments say but honestly, i will say this another good restoration video, great job!

[@troyadamson8618]

I thought it was cool. Maybe it was just for show. Sometimes you just want to enjoy the piece.

[@kerrymaskell5022]

Polish fluff machine is back🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍

[@mftmachining]

sorry tysy...that was nothing.....too many mistakes.....and that yellow....boaahhhh..i hate it....this is not a pop-art juicer...

[@colochapeligrosa]

I love the videos, I like the explanation of why you use what you use and the product's name or sometimes the brands. I'm starting to restore a few things without previous knowledge and I've succeeded just by watching videos, and you are one of my teachers. Thank you TySy

[@benyoumans9072]

You caant stain wood after putting on clear coat. Overall a very poor restoration.

[@AM2PMReviews]

dang you are crushing it. I wish to get views like this one day!

[@rebeccamartin1858]

There was no point at all to "restoring" this just to make it unusable.

[@zerocks88]

I've wondered about wood in the sandblaster many a time! thank you!

[@zerocks88]

:( why not drink it ?

[@MrSpellingPolice]

I enjoy your channel, but sorry, that was a horrible restoration. You felt the need to cover the cast iron with paint; and in horrible colors. You painted the wood handle. The exposed wood was left in crap condition. Instead of polishing or fabricating screws for the feet you used the "wrongest" screws you could have used. They were already stripped (see 13:02). You couldn't bother the even get new ones. Your next video should be a restore of the restore where you soak the whole thing in paint remover and start again.

[@deltonviera2051]

Great job

[@PzAufklLehrBtl3]

Yellow color looks completely out of place. Rest looks good though.

[@Djwally13]

I like the legs on the juicer, you dont see that design anymore. Good job! 😁