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Scusi ma perché queste macchine avevano un rullo cosi lungo? Per scrivere anche col foglio in orizzontale forse?

Macchina innovativa molto bella

My girlfriend has one, it’s beautiful. Just want to point out though….Glasgow is in Scotland, not England🙂

Molto carino, complimenti

Sorry for the lenguage. Hoy encontre una tirada en la calle, muy similar. Marca sada sprint. Tu video fue lo mas cercano que encontre para saber que tipo de maquina era. Gracias .

You are brave to take that apart 😉

Excellent video. Almost all types of typewriter in a nutshell. Thanks for the video . 🎉🎉🎉🎉 ❤❤❤❤

Ho giocato anche io a Tetris su un PC come questo.

Makes ne eonder if calculators ans typewriters were close cousins? Rhey look so similar to each other

Boldog űnnepeket ! Kőszőnőm a videót ! A You Tube átnézése után úgy találtam , hogy néhány ,,Bambino" az 1950-es ,1960-as években eljutott Magyarországra .Kifejezetten magyar indexlappal és betűhengerrel ( a felső , piros betűs sorban megjtalálhatóak a magyar nyelvre jellemző í,ú,ü,ű,á,...,ó,ö,ő betűk) .Érdekelne : a ,,Bambino" igazi vagy csak a gyerekeknek szánt játékirógép volt ? Ha igazi irógép volt (ami lehetséges , hisz a DDR ismert volt praktikus-olcsó eszkőzeiről) akkor a profik percenként hány karaktert birtak vele legépelni ? Előre is kőszőnőm a válaszokat !

I just acquired one. It needs adjustment in the part that allows the reversal of the platen. Something is stuck. I’m hoping this video helps!

Molto carine le tue macchine stranissime semplici e piccole

Imagine being in school and just pulling one of the giant mechanical calculators from your backpack just so you can make sure you aren't dumb and that 25 + 52 is indeed 77

Bianca would be proud of you!

I wanted to warn you and your viewers that WD40 should never be used on these vintage sewing machines. While it does initially loosen the mechanism, over time it breaks down and jams them up, which then becomes very difficult to remove as Singer manufactured these with such accuracy. It would be best to flood the joints with sewing machine oil to remove the WD40 before it breaks down. Jammed sewing machines can be fixed by dripping sewing machine oil on the joints and allowing it to sit, before attempting to move the mechanism. Repeat until it moves freely. I've done this to two Singers from the 1930s and 40s and it works beautifully. There are also several other points on the sewing machine which should be oiled. You can find a manual easily online if you look up the model. This one is probably a Singer 15 or similar. Similarly, you can wipe the machines down with a small amount of sewing machine oil to bring back the shine of the japanning and shellac. Silicone spray could again get into the mechanism and jam it up. Sewing machine oil is just great for these machines and will never cause harm, unlike wiping down with water or alcohol-based cleaning products which break down the shellac. I do love your idea of using the sewing machine to punch holes for a stencil. It reminds me of school when we used to sew like that on paper to practice our skills!

Bravissima....bel video.

Neat! I have a similar Singer machine but its from 1950 and has an electric motor, just repaired a sweatshirt with it.

Molto bello e originale, anche il disegno alla fine. Il dito adesso va meglio?

Very creative! Thank you for putting this all together for us to see.

If you want to know the year of your Singer sewing machine you can check here www.singer.it/anno-di-produzione-macchine-antiche-singer-in-base-a-numero-seriale/ And here you can find a video with some more information on the mimeograph showed here, the Limographe of Maurice Eyquem ruclips.net/video/pqFuoAFSeFk/видео.html

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Sick, Amazing and Crazy … these are the 3 words that come to my mind. … nevertheless, thanks for sharing your technological discoveries with us 👍

La IA ha migliorato moltissimo anche le mani, ora quasi sempre sono molto naturali.

I like the TES 501 girl

Gotta love the mini skirt!

Crazy stuff. Sometimes funny. Sometimes almost scary. Very interesting in any case. Thank you very much for posting!

It's absolutely crazy what AI can do! Thanks for making the video.

So a picture is now worth more then a thousand words. Can you imagine if someone knew one of these models, it would be rather neat to see them moving a long time ago.

ヨーロッパでは古くからタイプライターが使われていたのですね

Un video delizioso. Complimenti ❤

AI needs some help on what an IBM sounds like.

FWIW we could still make electronic calculators like this, with each “register” brought out separately. But it has the same problem that the QWERTY keyboard has. People have gotten so used to doing it wrong that it would be slower to change. That, and the current year making keyboards and human input “obsolete.” Or at least they are trying to pretend it is.

Thank you SO much for uploading this video. I just rescued one of these for becoming "landfill" today. I hope to restore it. See what happens, but the typewriter I got is in very bad shape. Seeing this working has motivated me. Well done for this upload.

In the early 1970s, I worked in an accounting office in Los Angeles. We brought in a woman from a temporary agency. She brought her personal comptometer which was electrically powered and had 2 columns of keys for the cents in a dollar. She used that instead of one of our calculators. She used both hands, and, if the amount was $999.99 or less, was often able to enter the entire amount with one hand all at the same time, rather than typing it in one numeral at a time. For larger amounts, she used two hands. For a few things that the office required a printed tape for, she had to use an adding machine. An unusual office machine: In the USA construction industry, there were mechanical "comptometer-like" machines that used US Customary Measurements (feet and inches) down to 1/16th of an inch. Of course, it's probably still possible to find adding machines that use the pre-decimal British currency of pounds, shillings and pence.

I I could not use in the office. Maybe I would use it at the restaurant to check the bill

I would like to use it. I would only have some problem to take it on a plane.

Imagine being that guy at the office with one of these instead of a calculator app

I am sorry but if you were my coworker and you'd bring that thing to work and you actually use it I WILL hide that thing until you agree to take it back home, I'm not gonna deal with an obnoxiously loud machine at work

Yeaaaa... Let's be very honest for a moment... The Speed increase of ENTER ( and Co. ) not being needed to do a calculation will pretty much be offset by the required travel move required to navigate the HUGE Keyboard since you can't reach every possible Number at the same time unlike with a modern Calculator ( or say the Numpad of a Computer Keyboard ). And lets not even talk about the delay caused by how much time it takes for one of those Keys to be depressed and released again... 😏 There's no way this is faster than a modern Calculator 🤣

The time when people used to calculate their electric bill like reloading a rifle!

How did you ever learn to use these old fascinating machines?

Interessanti i calcolatori

タイガー式やモンロー式ではないのですか？ またレシートは出ますか？

why instead of just pressing buttons dont you do a bit of simple math? like adding 50+50, 100-20 etc, all i see is button mashing

Looks like a common, low-tier portable, the kind that would have been used by college students (even high school students who wanted the best possible grades on their writing assignments).

Bello vedere questi dispositivi che dopo 100 anni funzionano ancora.

Bellissimo viaggio nel tempo, complimenti per la collezione

I really didn’t think Calculators were that old

Excellent video! An explanation of the idiosyncratic Bambino mechanism, and a truly invaluable history lesson, too, in under 5 minutes! More, please

Mi piace la Payen in ottone, sembra un miracolo che funzioni ancora