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I watched a lot wonderful repairing and restoring video in your channel. I wondered if you have some information about how to remove the platen from a Stoewer Record?

Excellent, très bonne vidéo, très démonstratif, très bien filmé. à suivre Bonne suite. Merci pour votre travaille.

I’ve got a Smith Premier No. 2 with a frame cracked on both sides, probably 3” cracks each and see welding as my final option since I don’t want to destroy the paint. My current plan is to make some brass braces to bridge the cracks, but I’m worried if drilling into the machine will just cause more cracks :/ thoughts?

Are you using silicon bronze filler rods?

To my previous comment I cannot edit it, I meant “sand blast” or something.

Never knew I’d learned how to weld cast iron, but I’m glad I stumbled across this

It might help too to brace or clamp the pieces in place first, so that they don't set off-line like this did a little. Here is me giving advice and I know absolutely nothing about any of this. Haha!

I think brazing would work pretty well, at least for a typewriter. The surface area would likely be great enough, and it's much cleaner than a weld. Great video!

Fun!

The power and contrast of the lonely Nagra playing Floyd in the woods, it’s perfect.

I love your videos, so beautifully done! You do wonderful work.

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Just finished restoring a 1923 Model 1

A very helpful video which answered all the question I had. I appeciate that you don't hype anything, but also leave out nothing. I fear this video may have cost me a lot of money. As a Leica shooter now and former 500C user I am thrilled that this back works so well. I wish I had kept my 500C...

Good pairing of machine and music; a touch of spaghetti western to go along with this snappy Italian product.

Thank you very much - as you say correctly, most other just show off their machines without demonstrating what they can do. Amazing pair of Nagras you have there. Me, I'm waiting on a Nagra-E, which is the only Nagra that is somewhat affordable.

I'm glad the machine is not truly noiseless. The machine sounds are as attractive as the videography. The best danged typing video I've ever seen. A delight.

curious, does this also shoot video?

Thank you for making this video. I emailed you a while back and still in the market for one.

your choice of clicky keys kinda ruins it imo, should have gone with soft spongey caps to keep the authentic retro feel and sound.

Thanks a ton man, the videos quite nice and helpful 👍

INCREIDBLE! I just recently acquired my own and I am so excited! I just need to learn how to properly care for and maintain her for now :)

Just got one of these beauties. Needs a few adjustments. Any idea where i can find some repair tutorials

Heh, are you recording your audio on the reel-to-reel in the background?

Nicely done!

I need to upgrade my lighting. I already have zero space to work so I'd need something I could pack up quickly

Such great information, thanks for a great video!

I just came back from The fox maintenance My 1930's and 1950's typewriters and they have this one all dusted away!!! These are young kids that inhereted their parents shop now the sell computers but Also fix electric and manual typewriters though not often they do not know the Museum typewriter they have. I told them that if it works I Will Buy it better than it be all dusted away.

The OG keyboard, hands down

Very nice. I like the bling of the machine!

Magnífica!

Budget and reality conquers all. I got a used X1D II for $5,000 less than the X2D and initially got and used 45P for $1K more. Love that it uses SD cards which I had. Two days ago, I received the 75P and that is a fantastic lens. Then there is the reality of the size of files these cameras produce. a little over 100G for the 50mb and over 200G for the 100mb sensors. I do not have the classic 500c so having the 907x does not make sense right now, however, I do lust for it. Everyone has to make their own decisions on which model fits their needs and their reality.

I always look forward to the moment when you type the text👍

It looks like it just rolled off the assembly line.

Nothing beats black and chrome! I have 3 Underwood 4 banks, a green finish, a red finish, and a later model year in black and chrome. I mostly write on the black, but I love them all. 😊

Huh? I wonder how I missed this video? 🤔

Love these short films 😍

Upcoming thesis defense got me feeling real pessimistic, it's due in 3 days. I'll update after 5 days

Half of typewriter repairs just feel like trying to thread a screw in and then proceeding to drop it, over and over and over again. Not to mention having to find the screw each time, but it's still fun.

I recently bought an SG1 from 1963. It has a font that Olympia called 'narrow diamond' ('schmale Diamant' in German). It has 17 CPI. So the typewriter is practically useless because the font is almost illegible.

I really love this think it vary elegent

Debating between an earlier and a later Royal 10; the earlier one is in better condition, with all the decals preserved, while the later one has its decals basically erased. The later one, however, has the basket shift. I was wondering if anyone could comment on how heavy the carriage shift is in the earlier models. I actually don't mind carriage shift, and even prefer it at times, but I've never typed on a standard carriage shift, and was wondering if the extra heft of the carriage makes the shift that much heavier. Thanks for the video!

Sometimes, ya just got to get the frustrations out, so they don't turn into demons.❤

What a sad wastem. I was hoping hed repair them

Impressive… And yet all I can think about is how the lettered elements could be used for tabletop games…

So some of them have broken latches. So let’s break this one and Look.

This is very funny!!!

Lovely project. I have the same keyboard. Goes with me everywhere.

Came here after I failed my thesis

Unbelievable. Please visit Dresden in Germany. I'd be please to do the city guide. BTW: there's a Selectric II which works good but could need some professional cleaning. (Of course not for free!)