Not gonna lie, I had my doubts is this would ever come and if you'd be any good at making this vastly different type of video, but you've not let me down.
Glad to hear that. Although it may have seem like a 'silent' period for you, I have been really busy preparing for this new channel behind the screens.
It's great to have you back Robin, I was just thinking of your first channel last evening and how much I missed it, the production value and effort put in. Looking forward to many more videos!
@@ROBINRESTORATION I can't wait! This reminds me very much of James May's 'The Reassembler' which is a favorite. Also quite calming. Will never forget LoLo and other tips! Thanks for ALL of your hard work!!!
@@thevintagecatnsw The preparation took a lot of time (rebuilding my workspace aka studio, buying machines, following courses and finding out what works best for video, working on my network). But I really enjoyed it and I have many ideas for restoration projects.
Welcome back to YT, bit different to driving ambulances but well worth waiting for. Look forward to seeing more restoration videos, keep up the good work
You obviously have a well equipped Work Shop to get the job done, and the knowledge to use it all properly. Your video editing was great. It wasn't quite as exciting as watching you drive an ambulance through traffic, but it was quite interesting to see the techniques you used during the restoration. Thank you for sharing.
Congratulations, Robin! Great to see you back on RUclips and well done on this video - very slick and high quality, just like the workmanship that went into the restoration. Cheers!
Welcome back Robin. It's a little sad that you had to stop with the Ambuchannel but understandable. Love the new "project" you have going on with restoration. Looking forward to more videos. Best regards Tage.
It's nice to have you back, and with amazingly well-edited videos. Seems you've been doing this for quite a while now. Your work can easily be compared with the most famous restoration channels on YT. Can't wait to see more!
Welcome back to YT. Glad to see you are back at it. Will miss watching the Ambulance videos. Loved seeing how my fellow responders worked in Europe. Will be fun to watch you restore stuff with the same attention to detail as you put in your previous channel.
Wow Robin, You have outdone yourself here mate, fantastic. I didn't think your videos could get much better but you totally knocked it out of the ball park, congratulations! I cannot wait for the next video!
@@ROBINRESTORATION I cannot seem to recall you ever speaking in camera like this in English, would that be correct? It caught me somewhat by suprise, I was expecting more Dutch...
YAY! Finally!! I'm sorry you had to stop your ambulance driving videos, but I understand the circumstances. I really love restoration videos so I'm sure I'll have a ball watching your new channel! Keep it up!
Oh, this is Robin the Livesaver - and I was wondering why RUclips constantly kept suggesting this video to me. Thank you RUclips, thank you Robin, think I'm gonna dig in this restoration thing as well :) Greetings from Bielefeld, Germany.
I just started and at the moment I am moving to another house (yes with a much bigger workspace than my former tiny little garage). So there is a pauze at the moment, but it is to set up my new workspace.
This is gonna be one of those channels where you sit back, relax and watch someone DIY. Great quality of video and audio. No useless music and endless talking. Keep up the great content 👍
"The handle cannot be repaired. I'm going to make a new one" Do you know "my mechanics"? 😅 Great video, I think this can be a great replacement for your ambulance videos!
Prachtig gedaan. En dat geldt zowel videotechnisch als voor het project. Erg mooi om de passie te zien en je oog voor detail. De herkenbare humor is ook fijn om terug te hebben!
I watched the chips(fries) restoration yesterday and I came back for the drill today. I must say, these are great videos and great restorations! Can't wait for more! Also, I have a hand drill like the first one you showed for a back-up drill for my jelwery class I teach and the kids are always perplexed the first time they come across it in the tool drawer. It always makes me laugh. I never knew there were 2 speed ones as well! So cool!
I miss Ambuchannel i watched a lot of videos from there then i forgot about the channel and today i searched for it and then i saw the goodbye video :(
You not only not have amazing skills, but also a comprehensive selection of tools and equipment in your workshop. I wish you success with your channel. Please more videos. Subscribed. Florida, USA
A really nice first restoration, enjoyable to watch, a really good effort with the tools and machines available to you. I liked the masking tape holding the part in place on the vice, really good thinking, looking forward to seeing the next vid 👍👍👍👍
Welcome back! Nice job on the restoration, however the whole time I was waiting for the "High -Lo" siren... I miss your old videos, I wish you much success on this new endeavor...
I have some modern primitive technology vibes :) Really enjoying the chillness and I still love the subtitle abuse instead of an voiceover (not that you don't have a nice voice). It's just so mesmerizing watching this.
Hallo Robin, es ist schön wieder was von Dir zu sehen...warte jetzt auf das was noch so alles kommt....Abo hinterlassen und Glocke aktiviert....Bleib gesund
A triumphant return - welcome back! A very relaxing watch, seeing the drill coming back to life, and congratulations on the lovely set and the beautiful editing.
iv been waiting for a restoration video from your channel all the ones i watch dont demonstrate it afterwards i love seeing the end product do its purpose!!! awesome ediitng!!
Schön das du wieder da bist. Habe dich echt vermisst und muss sagen das dass Video sehr profesionel und unterhaltend ist. Du hast mich mit deinem neuen Kanal positiv überrascht. Ich freue mich schon auf die nächsten Videos 🤗 Von mir großen Respekt ! LG aus Stuttgart
As a child of the 50s I grew up using these breasts drills as you call them, we also a regular hand crank drill and a hand crank grinding stone bench mounted of course that we sharpen the bits on. Dad called the breast drills a brace and bit, kind of sounds more English. Hopefully this puts a smile on your face in your video your using a hand whisk in your coffee. In our kitchen amongst all the Vintage utensils also resides a 1940's style hand crank drill fitted with a whisk. It only runs out of power when I do. Thanks for the shout out on the screw restoration tip I gave you from Mark Novak's Channel.
Glad to see you again, Robin! I've got a lot of knowledge when translated videos from Ambuchannel and it seems that now there will be even more of them. Thank you! P.S.: Russian translation is there.
Welcome back robin, was thinking the other day I missed your channel loved watching your safely driven ambulances, this looks so cool looking forwards to more my friend 👍👍👍👍
I don't agree actually. Most things are repairable, I myself have with low soldering skills repaired modern tech such as washers and dryers, tv:s and so on, mostly by changing faulty components. Most turtorials are avaliable online. But people are in general way more prone to throw things away now a days and buy new than try to repair themselves or let a professional do it, I'll give you that :)
@@Danieel-ip6hg The main problem are the small SMD. For example a resistor is broken and has an resistance of ∞R. And on very small SMD there's no value written on it. So, no chance to replace it bcs you don't know the value.
@@Kai_der_Hai If a through hole resistor burns up, you won't be able to read it's value either. But that's rarely a fault anyway. I have hardly bought anything I use daily anew. Smartphone, LCD screens (5 in total), several large LCD TVs (that I don't even watch), 3 laptops, 2 projectors, a Teufel amplifier, the automatic coffee machine, digital cameras (2 of them DSLRs), wifi router and network switch, powertools... All repaired and (almost) for free. And that doesn't even list all the other devices and appliances I repaired for other people or just gave away. Things are as repairable as they've ever been. But everything is so cheap nowadays (compared to income), that people rather buy new than go through the effort to repair. The heck, most people throw stuff away before it's even broken! With catastrophic consequences for the environment...
Heel wat anders dan Ambuchannel, maar erg leuk om te zien. Ik had geen idee dat je naast je geweldige rij skills ook deze handvaardigheid bezat. Ik heb genoten.
Mooi! Veel herkenbare dingen (ik ben op meerdere van deze kanalen geabonneerd), maar ik vind dat je het echt heel mooi vormgeeft (de video) en kijk met groot plezier! Top!
Hello Robin ! Nice to meet you on RUclips for new adventures... Pity Ambuchannel couldn't continue. I hope everything is going well in your paramedic job. I translated the video into French in memory of the good old days... I wish you good luck and success for your restoration channel.
Weer een mooie video! Duurde even maar dan heb je ook wat. Ben benieuwd naar hetgeen je nog meer gaat laten zien. Wat een leuk hoekje met "projecten" heb je in beeld gebracht. Genoeg voor een heel aantal volgende video's
Well, I wasen't sure if I would like to watch a channel about tool restoration...but this Video was odly suttifing. It really looks like that your video skilles increased...I guess I gonna stay for this one too :)
Wasn't sure what type of content to expect when you returned. I am pleasantly surprised. :D You still have a few places where lighting could be better, but the quality is already really great! Impressive first video. Can't wait to see what you'll work on next.
@@ROBINRESTORATION Let me see, you were degreasing I think. 6:20 until about 7. The colors are a little washed out, which I assume is due to low light.
Hi Robin, from Oz! So happy to see your work again, even tho' so sad not to see Ambuchannel... I (and probably many others) still hope for a compromise in the future, like edited versions, but till then thanks - we are happy subscribers and, as before, we appreciate you sharing helpful skills :)
Hi Robin, I found your channel after seeing your chip cutter restoration and really enjoyed your videos. The camera work and angles are great! Keep up the good work and please do more soon
You sir are meticulous in every facet of your work, EVERY FACET--that is rare--many are sloppy, quality is suspect, and take shortcuts. It must drive you crazy to be so precise when the world around you cares little and is falling apart. More videos please!
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It's gonna be fun when new people come here and are like, "This guy does _what_ as his day job?"
I was actually thinking the same thing - but when you think further it is almost the save level of skill and workmanship. A lot of care and attention.
Yeah I wish I worked at EMS in Netherlands... Paramedic with a sandblaster at home...
Not gonna lie, I had my doubts is this would ever come and if you'd be any good at making this vastly different type of video, but you've not let me down.
Glad to hear that. Although it may have seem like a 'silent' period for you, I have been really busy preparing for this new channel behind the screens.
Yes, I also had my doubts, but this is great in a different way.
It's great to have you back Robin, I was just thinking of your first channel last evening and how much I missed it, the production value and effort put in. Looking forward to many more videos!
Thanks Kris! I am putting in the same effort in this channel. But now there is nobody above me that can stop it. Hope you enjoy it!
@@ROBINRESTORATION I can't wait! This reminds me very much of James May's 'The Reassembler' which is a favorite. Also quite calming. Will never forget LoLo and other tips! Thanks for ALL of your hard work!!!
@@unusedaccount6200 You're welcome
Couldn't agree more Kris. Was just wondering a couple nights back when would Robin post a vid on this channel. 😁
@@thevintagecatnsw The preparation took a lot of time (rebuilding my workspace aka studio, buying machines, following courses and finding out what works best for video, working on my network). But I really enjoyed it and I have many ideas for restoration projects.
Welcome back to YT, bit different to driving ambulances but well worth waiting for. Look forward to seeing more restoration videos, keep up the good work
Thanks!
You obviously have a well equipped Work Shop to get the job done, and the knowledge to use it all properly. Your video editing was great. It wasn't quite as exciting as watching you drive an ambulance through traffic, but it was quite interesting to see the techniques you used during the restoration. Thank you for sharing.
Congratulations, Robin! Great to see you back on RUclips and well done on this video - very slick and high quality, just like the workmanship that went into the restoration. Cheers!
Thanks!
Welcome back Robin.
It's a little sad that you had to stop with the Ambuchannel but understandable.
Love the new "project" you have going on with restoration. Looking forward to more videos.
Best regards
Tage.
A true Dutch craftsman always enjoys his stroopwafel while working.
It's nice to see you again Robin. Welcome back 😀
Welcome back Robin! I have to get used to see you in another role. I do miss the Ambu Channel but this is also very interesting.
NGL, that woodworking was probably the best part of the whole video. Genuinely awesome to watch a wooden rod get magically turned into a handke grip.
It's nice to have you back, and with amazingly well-edited videos. Seems you've been doing this for quite a while now. Your work can easily be compared with the most famous restoration channels on YT. Can't wait to see more!
Thanks Matthew
Welcome back to YT. Glad to see you are back at it. Will miss watching the Ambulance videos. Loved seeing how my fellow responders worked in Europe. Will be fun to watch you restore stuff with the same attention to detail as you put in your previous channel.
Welcome back!! Just remember that we are still here :)
I always knew ;-)
Oh, I can already tell I'm going to like this channel as much as your old one!
R.I.P. Ambuchannel.
Thanks hope you keep on enjoying it. It's still me, so serious video's with a little humor and a lot of hard work ;-)
but he will still do some Ambuchannel on his Instagram tho :)
Beautiful restoration, and the video is artistically shot and edited.
Thanks
The old drills are much better than the one I found in stores today.
Wow Robin, You have outdone yourself here mate, fantastic. I didn't think your videos could get much better but you totally knocked it out of the ball park, congratulations!
I cannot wait for the next video!
Glad to hear Sergeant
@@ROBINRESTORATION I cannot seem to recall you ever speaking in camera like this in English, would that be correct? It caught me somewhat by suprise, I was expecting more Dutch...
@@lileinstein104 Correct this was the first time.
@@ROBINRESTORATION that's awesome, I can't wait for more!
Excellent work, wonderful to see these old tools brought back to life. Hope to see more of your restorations.
YAY! Finally!! I'm sorry you had to stop your ambulance driving videos, but I understand the circumstances. I really love restoration videos so I'm sure I'll have a ball watching your new channel! Keep it up!
Oh, this is Robin the Livesaver - and I was wondering why RUclips constantly kept suggesting this video to me. Thank you RUclips, thank you Robin, think I'm gonna dig in this restoration thing as well :) Greetings from Bielefeld, Germany.
Thanks and welcome!
Nice to see you again. I will continue to miss your old channel, but what you are doing here is awesome work as well. Thumbs up :)
Wow, really successful, I see a lot of restorers and too few take the piece to another level as you do. we want more! 👌
And there will be, I am just getting started!
A marvellous video, a definite credit. Very enjoyable, showing lots of care and workmanship, not unlike the day job.
Why do you only have 3 videos? You are amazing! Please make more videos!💕
I just started and at the moment I am moving to another house (yes with a much bigger workspace than my former tiny little garage). So there is a pauze at the moment, but it is to set up my new workspace.
The production value and camera work is excellent. Keep up with the videos. It’s a good replacement for the ambulance channel
Beautiful restoration. You did it like a pro - good work. 👌
Great to see you back Robin!
Glad to see you back Robin
This is gonna be one of those channels where you sit back, relax and watch someone DIY.
Great quality of video and audio. No useless music and endless talking. Keep up the great content 👍
Excellent production quality, Robin. You've outdone yourself! Thanks for the great content, good to have you back.
Great work Robin. Nicely done.
And welcome back :)
Brilliant job Robin. I miss your ambo videos, but I understand. Quyana (Dank u in my language) for sharing.
Paul in Texas.
Should any accident happen, you know what to do :) Great one, Robin! Glad to see you starting this project.
OMG.... hypnotic is real... 🤣🤣🤣 Used to see ambulance videos... there are stuff also need an urgency hahaha. Congratulations from Spain!!
I can already tell this series will be very good!! Can't wait for new episodes!!
"The handle cannot be repaired. I'm going to make a new one"
Do you know "my mechanics"? 😅
Great video, I think this can be a great replacement for your ambulance videos!
I'm subbed to them too 😃 amongst many others, lol
Yes I do know that channel.
Great video Robin! The end result looks like a museum piece.
TBH I miss Ambuchannel but this is really good too :) Looking forward to more videos!
My Friday Lunchtime enjoyment is back :-)
That drill looked like it had just been manufactured.
Also, thank you for what you do in your 'day' job.
You are welcome for both.
Prachtig gedaan. En dat geldt zowel videotechnisch als voor het project. Erg mooi om de passie te zien en je oog voor detail. De herkenbare humor is ook fijn om terug te hebben!
I watched the chips(fries) restoration yesterday and I came back for the drill today. I must say, these are great videos and great restorations! Can't wait for more!
Also, I have a hand drill like the first one you showed for a back-up drill for my jelwery class I teach and the kids are always perplexed the first time they come across it in the tool drawer. It always makes me laugh. I never knew there were 2 speed ones as well! So cool!
Thanks, that is a nice story, I didn't know there were 2 speed drill until I came across this one.
I miss Ambuchannel i watched a lot of videos from there then i forgot about the channel and today i searched for it and then i saw the goodbye video :(
You not only not have amazing skills, but also a comprehensive selection of tools and equipment in your workshop. I wish you success with your channel. Please more videos. Subscribed. Florida, USA
Thanks Carla
So happy to see you back!!
Glad to see you back Robin, and i'm very impressed with your first restoration video,wasn't sure what to expect but you did yourself proud.
Thanks Brian
Very nice video, I enjoyed it a lot! I'm also happy that you are back on RUclips! :)
Thanks
Excellent beginning! Looking forward for exiting stuff to come. Welcome back! Beautiful result from the restoration!
Very interesting video, nice to see you back on RUclips
A really nice first restoration, enjoyable to watch, a really good effort with the tools and machines available to you. I liked the masking tape holding the part in place on the vice, really good thinking, looking forward to seeing the next vid 👍👍👍👍
Welcome back! Nice job on the restoration, however the whole time I was waiting for the "High -Lo" siren... I miss your old videos, I wish you much success on this new endeavor...
I have some modern primitive technology vibes :) Really enjoying the chillness and I still love the subtitle abuse instead of an voiceover (not that you don't have a nice voice). It's just so mesmerizing watching this.
Thanks, I hope you stick around for future videos and keep enjoying them.
Problem with subtitles is that you can only watch one thing at a time. With a voice over you can keep watching the actual content.
Hallo Robin, es ist schön wieder was von Dir zu sehen...warte jetzt auf das was noch so alles kommt....Abo hinterlassen und Glocke aktiviert....Bleib gesund
A triumphant return - welcome back! A very relaxing watch, seeing the drill coming back to life, and congratulations on the lovely set and the beautiful editing.
Thanks!
iv been waiting for a restoration video from your channel all the ones i watch dont demonstrate it afterwards i love seeing the end product do its purpose!!! awesome ediitng!!
Thanks!
To be honest, I like this kind of videos, but I didn't expect to love this first one as much as I did :D
Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks I am glad to hear that.
Schön, daß du wieder da bist. 👍
Great intro, I feel a little bit of history around the object you are working on is important and gives more meaning to the restoration.
Great editing and filming skills and your attention to detail is awesome. Old channel was great and a pity that it had to stop but this is also great.
Really nice restauration! Just wish you kept the handles red.
That looked too toy-like for me though but it is personal I guess, I like the natural color of wood and how the color might change over time.
This is going to be an interesting channel to watch, looking forward to the videos, and all this time I didn't know you could speak English so well!!
Thanks Jimmy.
Schön das du wieder da bist. Habe dich echt vermisst und muss sagen das dass Video sehr profesionel und unterhaltend ist. Du hast mich mit deinem neuen Kanal positiv überrascht. Ich freue mich schon auf die nächsten Videos 🤗
Von mir großen Respekt !
LG aus Stuttgart
Love the cinematic views a the start... nice touch mate, keep up the great vids. 👍🏻
Thanks for the compliment, Emerick!
Oooh the first video! And a great one! Sets the level for the next videos, doesn't it? ;) Good production, Robin! And a very nice restoration!!
Thanks!
Thank you for the video. I am glad to see you back. I have missed your videos. Look forward to seeing more
As a child of the 50s I grew up using these breasts drills as you call them, we also a regular hand crank drill and a hand crank grinding stone bench mounted of course that we sharpen the bits on. Dad called the breast drills a brace and bit, kind of sounds more English. Hopefully this puts a smile on your face in your video your using a hand whisk in your coffee. In our kitchen amongst all the Vintage utensils also resides a 1940's style hand crank drill fitted with a whisk. It only runs out of power when I do. Thanks for the shout out on the screw restoration tip I gave you from Mark Novak's Channel.
Child of 50s? Please, I am a child of 80s Soviet Union and had a pleasure of busting my hand on one of those in the 90s.... :))
Thanks for sharing this Robin! Cheers from Idaho. 🌲
Hello again ... I'm here and again you have our support .... good luck ....
Thanks and welcome!
it seems tough on coronavirus in Netherlands
bless you everything all right , sir
Thanks
Dit is toch een stuk minder spannend dan de Ambuchannel, vooral in deze tijden. Bedankt voor het goede werk dat je verricht en blijf veilig 👍
Glad to see you again, Robin! I've got a lot of knowledge when translated videos from Ambuchannel and it seems that now there will be even more of them. Thank you!
P.S.: Russian translation is there.
Phantastic! I just published your translation.
Welcome back robin, was thinking the other day I missed your channel loved watching your safely driven ambulances, this looks so cool looking forwards to more my friend 👍👍👍👍
Ziet er super uit, zit met smart te wachten op de volgende
Glad to see that you are back robin, good job on the video!
Richard Fitzgerald
More videos please.
Thoroughly enjoyed these.
Super cool
You are very detail oriented
It's a pleasure watching you work
Good job BTW reassembling the chuck
😊
Thank you!
Fantastic just fantastic thanks for sharing your time and skill and remember#stay safe and make ☕☕👍👍👍
Thanks!
Good to see your back ,and a very interesting chanel. Back then everything was repairable ,not any more.
I totally agree!
I don't agree actually. Most things are repairable, I myself have with low soldering skills repaired modern tech such as washers and dryers, tv:s and so on, mostly by changing faulty components. Most turtorials are avaliable online. But people are in general way more prone to throw things away now a days and buy new than try to repair themselves or let a professional do it, I'll give you that :)
@@Danieel-ip6hg The main problem are the small SMD. For example a resistor is broken and has an resistance of ∞R. And on very small SMD there's no value written on it. So, no chance to replace it bcs you don't know the value.
@@Kai_der_Hai
If a through hole resistor burns up, you won't be able to read it's value either. But that's rarely a fault anyway.
I have hardly bought anything I use daily anew. Smartphone, LCD screens (5 in total), several large LCD TVs (that I don't even watch), 3 laptops, 2 projectors, a Teufel amplifier, the automatic coffee machine, digital cameras (2 of them DSLRs), wifi router and network switch, powertools... All repaired and (almost) for free. And that doesn't even list all the other devices and appliances I repaired for other people or just gave away.
Things are as repairable as they've ever been. But everything is so cheap nowadays (compared to income), that people rather buy new than go through the effort to repair. The heck, most people throw stuff away before it's even broken! With catastrophic consequences for the environment...
Heel wat anders dan Ambuchannel, maar erg leuk om te zien. Ik had geen idee dat je naast je geweldige rij skills ook deze handvaardigheid bezat. Ik heb genoten.
good luck to you with this new beginning!
Mooie combinatie tussen This Old Tony en de vele restauratie video's. Goed gefilmd en de leuke edits erin ook top. Het begint al goed met de 1e video.
Nice to see a new video from you after such a long time. Actually it was lot more interesting than I thought it would be. Well done!
Thanks
Welcome back to the youtubes :) You really have professional skills at this, the video shows that really well. Thank you!
Mooi! Veel herkenbare dingen (ik ben op meerdere van deze kanalen geabonneerd), maar ik vind dat je het echt heel mooi vormgeeft (de video) en kijk met groot plezier! Top!
Hello Robin ! Nice to meet you on RUclips for new adventures...
Pity Ambuchannel couldn't continue.
I hope everything is going well in your paramedic job.
I translated the video into French in memory of the good old days...
I wish you good luck and success for your restoration channel.
Merci beaucoup! When I get back to the ambulance station I will publish them.
Glad to see you back!!
Brilliant job Robin, enjoyed watching this very much, the original cordless drill. Norman in U.K.
Love your videos. Keep them coming!
Over here from your other channel!
Welcome!
Weer een mooie video! Duurde even maar dan heb je ook wat. Ben benieuwd naar hetgeen je nog meer gaat laten zien. Wat een leuk hoekje met "projecten" heb je in beeld gebracht. Genoeg voor een heel aantal volgende video's
Ja dat was een teasertje maar ik ben inderdaad al druk aan het verzamelen en met een zaklamp schuren aan het afstruinen 😉
Klasse werk! Nice job!
Well, I wasen't sure if I would like to watch a channel about tool restoration...but this Video was odly suttifing. It really looks like that your video skilles increased...I guess I gonna stay for this one too :)
I hope you do!
@@ROBINRESTORATION I sure will :)
Wasn't sure what type of content to expect when you returned. I am pleasantly surprised. :D You still have a few places where lighting could be better, but the quality is already really great! Impressive first video. Can't wait to see what you'll work on next.
Can you tell me the timecode of the lighting issues so I can have a look?
@@ROBINRESTORATION Let me see, you were degreasing I think. 6:20 until about 7. The colors are a little washed out, which I assume is due to low light.
@@Mncdk The light didn't change, I think it is because I sometimes switch between manual and automatic that it became too dark .
Hi Robin, from Oz! So happy to see your work again, even tho' so sad not to see Ambuchannel...
I (and probably many others) still hope for a compromise in the future, like edited versions,
but till then thanks - we are happy subscribers and, as before, we appreciate you sharing helpful skills :)
Hi Robin, I found your channel after seeing your chip cutter restoration and really enjoyed your videos. The camera work and angles are great! Keep up the good work and please do more soon
Thanks Henk, Dankje.
This is so much better than the fake electronics restoration videos out there I've always seen. :)
Thanks. Myself I am always laughing at the video's where they 'accidently' find something in the ground right in front of where the camera is.
this is Amazing and welcome back in youtube
You sir are meticulous in every facet of your work, EVERY FACET--that is rare--many are sloppy, quality is suspect, and take shortcuts. It must drive you crazy to be so precise when the world around you cares little and is falling apart.
More videos please!
Thanks for the compliment
Ik zie een begaafde technicus! Wow! Wat mooi gedaan zeg!
Non si direbbe da questo video che tu sia un dottore, complimenti 🤗
Grazie!
These are fantastic videos! Keep going!